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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
White Rats Thrive OH Alcohol Fumes.
Tests With Ten Generations Show

Prohibition Means nothing To tame
white rats. They don't need to be
saved from lives Of dissipation. They
thrive on il Prof +. b. Hanson and
Miss Florence Hcys Of Washington
University. st. Louis. recorded the
family history Of a whole patriarchal
line of Rats that were raised for 10
generations i'll an alCohol-soaked at
mosphere without losing out in the
population contest.
Prof. Hanson kept each successive
litter Of his rats III an unpolluted at
lnospherc untl they were 20 days old.
aud then transferred them to cages
where they We're constantly exposed
to alcohol fumes. This treatment
slowed their individual growth rates.
but when they came to produce their
families the newborn infants of the
topper rats We're on the average just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
Objects to
ANY Klansman ON
Rosenblum jury

Before permitting AMY 10 De
sworn today in Criminal Division /
before Justice Bailey. ATTORNEY
James \. O'Shea for the defense.
inquired i any member OF the
panel belonged to the ku Klux
Kan or had relatives in the hooded
organization. The question was
considered pertinent because the
charge against Max Eosenblum i
that August he picked the pocket
OF 4 visiting ElanSman. No MEM
ber OF the jury gave indication of
membership in tho X. X. *. aud
the jury was sworn.
Walter II. Davis, the prosecuting
witness, came from Westerly. K. l..
and said he felt a hand in his
pocket where he had a wallet con
tanning $40. He grabbed the hand
and caused the arrest of the ac-
cused. he said. Assistant United
States Attorney Collins is conduct
ing the prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
Sa uerkraut Contest.

Sauerkraut festivities narh lhe ali.
null fall roundup OF the jolly people Of
the little Minnesota town Of Lewiston.
and Springfield. u neigh bor place. grew
Jealous, claiming more saueriua;1; Ma
eaten by its people than COULD be c.ttet.
az Lewiston, SO there was q contest
me figures from Lewiston showed
1000 people were on hand from town
and country. that three tons of kraut.
a truck load OF rolls ami as let o.
bologna provided the dinner aIl b".n=
eaten.
Later the horseshoe iii, A.n.- cou-ez,
had no entrants. no !uau hss,g aE...
TO bend over 10 l..e.y NJ the -it.r.-. ,pgc
races were changed ~ roller ~6atiu-
contests. and OIL, siE a. lie 900
people were Willing u cutter the u,
ing contest for the Charleston hult,.;~
And that was done to win tir~. place
from the town % Springfield aIIi r.
was Successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
SAYS EINSTEIN'S THEORY
OF RELATIVELY STANDS
La boratory Expert Denies 1t Is
OVERTHROW by Experiments
Recently Made

That Einsteiu 8 theory OF relatively.
IS not oVerthrowp by the experiments
performed by DR.. Dayton {. Miller,
professor OF physics at the Case
School OF Applied Science, Cleveland,
and described by him before the re
cent meeting Of the American AaSo-
citation for the Advancement of Sci.
ence at Kansas City, Is fine opinion
OF DIR. Ludwik Silberstein mathemati-
Gal physicist of the research labora-
tory OF the Eastman Kodak Company.
DR.. Silberstein has studied Eiustein' g
theory for years and has written an
important treatise on IL
Prof. Miller's experiments seem to
show that the earth is drifting through
the ether which IS supposed to Der
wade all space and through which
light and similar waves are supposed
to be transmitted. and the amount of
the drift is greater on u mountain TOD
than at sea level, where it is very
slight. II was on the assumption tina,
such an ether drift did not exist that
Einsteins first work was largely
based. However. other experiments
have verified the predictions of Elm
stein and while further verifcatiorl
OF Prof. Miller's experiments may
lead to a considerable revision Of the
first or special theory of relatively.
proposed in 1905. many Of the funda
mental aspects OF his later or general
theory Of 1915 will remain unchanged
says Dr. Silberstein.
The American housewives average
yearly expenditure for clothes is
$500. according TO an inquiry con-
Quoted by the United States Depart
ment of Labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
DR.. BURTON MACAFEE
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Resident of City Since 1879 Was
Lawyer for 80 Years and
Former Physician.

Or. Burton Macafee, 13 years old, a
lawyer Of this city for about 80 years
and at one time engaged in the prac-
tice of medicine. died at his home,
3743 Kanawha street. Chevy Chase
last night. Death was due to pueu
monia
Born III Athens. Pa. Dr. Macafee
was graduated from Rochester Uni
Nersity. Rochester, y. s.. ana came
to this city in 1879
He was member of Lebanon
Lodge, No. 5, +. a. \ NJ. He is sur
Nivcd by his widow, Mrs. Janetta l..
Macafee; two daughters. Miss F'reeda
MaCaree and Miss Gladys Macalce.
and son. Colin Macafee
Funeral services will be conducted
al the chapel Of Thomas 5. Sergeon
undertaken, l01l Seventh street, to
morrow afternoon at o'clock Inter
ment viii be in Rock Creek CemefcI-y.
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as heavy as those of the sober con
trolls. and sometimes more numerous
and they grew just as fast until their
turn came TO be picked in alcohol
fumes.
The net results Of Prof. Janson :
experiment seem 10 indicate that 10
generations is too short time for
animals to pass the effects of alcohol
ism from one generation to another
for while no inherited disadvantages
appeared among the offspring of the
alcoholized rats, neither did the grand
children OF the tenth generation show
any signs of being hardened to the
effects Of alcohol.
Miss Heys kept track Of the number
of males and females among both the
alcoholiZed and the normally treated
rats, but found that the proportions
Of the sexes was the same in both
sets Of animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
STARS FATHER DIES.
Francis x. Bushman Of Films No
titled OF j. H. Bushman's Demise.

BALTIMORE. Md. January - Up.
John Henry Bushuan. father Of
Francis y. Bushnan. motion picture
star, died yesterday Of pneumonia at
his home, in Mount Washington. lie
vas 50 years old. Francis Y. Bush
man. who spent the Christmas holt
days With his parents, has been mott
fed in Hollywood OF his fathers death.
Mr. Hushman served with a Penn
sylvania volunteer cavalry troop in
the civil War. Besides Francis y.
BuShnlan and the widow. Mrs. Mary
Josephine Bushman. three daughters
and four other sons, including Joseph
and samuel NJ. Bushman Of Buffalo
and Paul L. Bushman Of Cleveland; 10
grandchildren ana great gra ndc hill
dren survive. ---.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
RECOGNITION IS REFUSED

Di.ect notice that the United States
will not recognize the Chamorro
regime in Nicaragua has been served
at the State Department on Salvador
Castrillo. Nicaraguan minister.
The Minister called yesterday AZ the
Department to discuss the situation
IN his country. and he was received
by departmental officials but did not
see the Secretary OF State
He was Informed that with Chamol.
ros unconstitutional usurpat!on Of
power the usual diplomatic relations
between the United States and Mica
lagua had ceased and would not be
restored while ChaInorro continued I'll
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
PLANS COURT TEST
ON BANNING HORSE
Mrs. Arthur D. Addison to
Continue Fight Against
Traffi cRuIe.

Declaring she had no intenlion Of
abandoning her fight against the resu-
lation imposed by Traffic Director
IIldridee banning fashionable horse
drawn carriages from number OF
the main thoroushtares Of the city.
Mrs Arthur D. Addison, 2009 Q street.
announced today that she would bring
4 test case OF the ordinance.
The conviction OF George Coulter,
coachInan for Mrs. Norman Williams.
1927 Sixteenth street, in Police Court
Wednesday night on a charge OF
violating the ban by taking Mrs. Will
liams and a friend driving on Sunday
through forbidden Sixteenth street
was held at court today not 10 be a
legal test OF the law. as he had no
lawyer to plead legal phases of The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22

the migratory bird refuge and MAJ sh
land conservation act also were in
d0rsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22

OF Chicago has opened her fight as
candidate for Congress against Repre-
sentative Brirten. At the death of her
husband. Jacob Baur, in 1912, Mrs.
Baur found herself head of a million.
dollar concern. She is also director Of
large insurance company, and in
terested in other enterprises One of
her platform pIanlSs is liberalization OF
the EOIsfead act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22

A process by which worn Oh 81
can be restored 70 its original s,ate
is reported TO have been dieoovar -
by a Young japanese scieutis. tha
recently graduated from the UreG4
Sericu!ture School. The process s.ir
remains . secret, bur il is believed -v
have great commercial possibilities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
OFFICERS NAMED
FOR SCHOOL FINALS
BaIlou Names Chiefs to Pre-
side at Midyear Com
mencementS.

Presiding officers at the various md
year commencements in the high
Junior high and normal schools were
announced today by DR.. Frank W
Ballou, superintendent of schools. 70!
lowing their approval by the Board of
Education.
The schedule follows. Wilson No,
nal School, January 80, DR.. Baliou
Business High, two.year. January 20
10 am, Asst. Supt. OF Schools r L
Haycock: Business High. four-yeai
January 20, pm, DIR. II. B. Learned
Central High School January %
Charles F. Carusi; Eastern High. two
year, January IS DR.. Ballou; Easter
High, four-year, January 30, Ernest
Greenwood, vice president OF the
Board of Education; Mckinley High
School. January u. Mrs. H l. Hods
kins; Western High School, Januar,
%, Mrs. II. l.. Hodgkins; Columbia
Junior High, January %, Miss JESSE
La Sale; Hine Junior High, Januar,
%, Miss r. L. Hardy: Jefferson JUNO
High, January %. Asst Supt. ~
Schools, Stephen l.. Kramer; LangIe.
Junior High, January %. Erueer
Greenwood; Macfarland Junior Hig!,
January %, Mr.. Kramer; ArmstroL-
High School, January %, DIR. j Ha
den Johnson; Dunbar High Schoo.
January 20, Rev T A Benret,
Randall Junior High. Januarv -
DR.. J. Hayden Johnson. and Sha ..
Junior High, January % Rev Ben
nett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-22
Supporter in Nelson

While Mrs. Williams has lost the
support OF other owners OF the car
riages victorias and barouches, she
has gained the determined backing of
Representative William L. Nelson OF
Missouri, who declared today that he
- preparing q protest TO the District
commissioners.
The regulation IS indefensible, .
lIr. Nelson said. and l shall ask that
il be rescinGed. Such Il restriction
invoked here III the Capital will create
" movement throughout the Nation
mat will do lnestlmable harm to the
breeding Of Sood horses over the coun
trN.
What harm can the few owners OF
these Carriages do in driving on these
o"ulevards"
Coachnan Arrested
Georle Coulter. he genial coach :
man. the t.gst arrested under the
f:ldridS" regulation. said he had
taken Mrs. Williams driving on Six
teenth street Sunday because it was
he safest s-"eer. being practically
rec OF ice. lie was hailed by Po-
Iceinan L. 7. Montgomery Of the
t"nth precinct in trout Of the Span
Trough the length Of Sixteenth
street anu notice Was served or Mon
dar.
lie pleaded not guilty when brought
Eefore Judge Isaac f. Hit in Police
ourt Wednesday, night, but was
found guilty and fined So or DAYS
IN Jail. On reflection, however. Judge
liitt suspended the sentence and took
Georges personal bond.
Il certainly shall bring a test case
q this regulation. though I dislike
the publicity Of it Mrs. Addison
said
Evening star., 1926-06-06

PUBLISHER with we'll organ
lied editorial and business staff
and who turned a losing periodi-
cal into a money-maker during
the past year, will consider edit
ing and directing national week
ly, semi-monthly or monthly
publication on basis to be ar
ranged. Address Box 1917.
Star office. ..-
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ALL
T M {
RED SEAL
. USED CARS

CHEVROLET & FORDS.
Prices and Terms to Suit.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe; disc
wheels. cord tires; re-
painted Arizona gray; ex-
cellent condition ...... .$275
1925 Ford Fordor Sedan;
balloon tires; repainted;
used as a demonstrator;
especially priced at. 49,. $50
1926 Chevrolet Four-door
Sedan. demonstrator;
substantial reduction.
1921 Ford Sedan. ....... Is
Ford Tourings, 4 at, each. 50
1924 Chevrolet Roadster,
very good ............ Z4O
1925 Ford Collegiate Road
ster: 20 extras. ..-..... 285
1923 Chevrolet Coupe, disc
wheels H5
1923 Ford Sedan, repainted;
cord tires .......... 1o5
Is Others. $40 Up.
i. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
14th g. T SITS. NV. North $500.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
THIS COPY
OF
THE STAR
IS WORTH
$500

Oh the purchase of any of the
following cars. The cars are In
excellent condition. and the
prices have not been inflated.
Come in. choose your car and
use this copy of The Star as
part payment. We are attempt
ing to test the daily papers Of
our city as to their value for ad-
vertising used cars. Not more
than one copy will be accepted
on each car. Below is a de-
scription and the cars are
marked in plain figures.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Also
MACKS
REPUBLICS
WHITES ..f
SERVICE
FORDS and many others.
All sizes. at prices that will move them.
SEE Mr.. BELL FOR WHAT YOU WANT
WE HAVE IT.
Terms-No Finance Charge. Open Evenings.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR -.
TRUCK AGENCY. INC.
22S First Street NV.
Franklin ITO.
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No. 273o.
1924 Studebaker, 5-Passenger,
Sport Special Six Coupe.
In excellent condition; s practically new
tires: has steel trunk. stop light automatic
windshield cleaner. sun visor. eye shade
mirror. nickel radiator motormeter cap
Very clean inside: like new, Also has S-day
Price low az !S7T5 Use this page as S35
but you will have to hurry
Evening star., 1926-06-06
LOOK THEM OVER.
COMPARE PRICES,
BUY A GOOD USED CAR,

1922 Maxwell touring -. $3.50
1922 Maxwell touring. -. 200
1923 Maxwell touring. 80. $50
1922 Maxwell sedan. ..... $50
1922 Maxwell 4-pass.coupe. 400
1924 Maxwell club sedan. 500
1924 Maxwell sport tour. 500
1925 Maxwell club coupe. $50
1924 Chrysler touring. $50
1924 Chrysler standard
SeQan 49,. ooU
1924 Chrys!er brougham. 900
1924 Chrvsler royal sedan. / 600
1922 Cadillac sedan. 1000
1922 Marmon coupe ..... $50
1923 Jordan Blue Boy. =. $50
1925 Chandler touring 49,. US
1922 REQ sedan 500
1928, Durant sedan ....... 400
1922 Durant :.'6" sedan. -. 400
1922 Gardner sedan ...... 800
1924 Olds '6" sedan. .... AIS
1923 Chevrolet sedan 800. 275
1924 Essex coach ........ 800
1922 Buick "o" coupe. 400
1922 Nash "6' Sp. touring. ,325
1921 Willys-Knight sedan. 200
1923 Ford coupe ...... Us
1923 Ford sedan ...... Us
1925 Ford coupe -. ...... 325
1925 Ford sedan 325
Every car listed is in good
mechanical condition. All have
good tires. Many have been re-
finished in Duco. All are bar
gains. Any demonstration.
Your Car in Trade.
REASONABLE TERMS.
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1928 14th St. NV.
North 1926
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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HALAM & JORDAN CO.,
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES,
AND BROKERS.
NOTICE TO BUYERS!
If YOU WANT TO BUY A BUSINESS
WORTH WHILE WE HAVE 1T.

DELICATEssEN.
A busy delicatessen and light lunch. doing
5000 weekly: rent. 500: . real business; rea-
sorsb3e price; easy terms: ,.rv.
hester done $3.50 WseRs good lease
Delicstessen doing $3.50 weekly: rent, SEQ:
on main street; bargain for 50 200: terms'
delicatessen and cigars: doing $500 weekly;
rent. $1"5: splendid buy.
,LuNcHRooMs- AND CAFETERIAs.
lease; doing $3.50 weekly; price, 81 $50; a
real bargain.
A live business in best location, with or
without rooms. doing $3.50 weekly; lease;
price. $4,000; terms.
$166 daily; rent, Sl65 lease; at a price
that is we'll worth buying.
TEA ROOM.
;nx An excellent lGication best equipment ac
price.
GROCERIES,
:. business and property, corner LOCATION.
ness for sale at very reasonable price.
Meat market and grocery. best location
rent. $50; weekly receipts. $3.50; price,
sl.6OO. for quick sale.
ROOMING HOUSES
Koomlng and boarding house in excellent
location: this house is above the average;
DONG 2 fine business: very reasonable price
q, -l0-room house. we'll furnished: clearing
Si2O monthly owner going to hospital; rent,
500: price, $4,000.
NEER-BEER STAND.
~, pest location; rent. $40: business nets
$500 weekly profit; price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

A REPRESENTATIVE
wanted by Henry Card & Co. of Fredonis,
\. ". the largest manufacturers Of food
producte in their line, now in their 3Oth
year: will open a Washington office and will
place some honest. conserv ative man. who
desires to remain permanently in Washing
ton in charge: experience in our line 10 not
essentially but what We desire is a man to
reflect the particular individuality of high
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taught to take charge of small unit of
statesmen to start. who will operate from
your Office which will control entire state
Of Maryland and District of Columbia. You
can communicate with other branch man.
ayers of ours who have operated three or
four years and are making S225 TO $3.50
weekly in commissions; in view of the fact
that this ID the first time we have ever used
Newspaper as a medium to get in com
munication with some progressive American
man. and az this want ad might fail TO re-
fleet the great opportunity il offers. due to
The requirement that you must have about
81 900 in cash binder On initial ship
ments (which is credited back to youJ as
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past 30 years: be sure and give your tele-
phone number. Address Box 4:I-Z. star Of
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Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.

USED CAR SPECIALS.
Buick 4-pass. coupe: late $625
Hudson 5-pass. Sedan, "a: ducO ... CSC
Cole sport sedan: newly painted. -. . 515
Essex coach: like new. ........... 426
Hupmobile touring "a: new paint. 576
Haynes sport roadster;s looks good. 426
Buick light, touring: high hood. ... 37l
Premier sedan: late model .. 475
Buick light 9 roadster late e.. $50
Dodge 3-pass. coupe. ... 22s
Dodge touring high hood model. 80. 32i
Quick roadster: snappy. y......,. 22d
Ford touring: late. ............... :. 15C
Ford sedan: good shape. pe........... 15C
Dodge touring: good shape. ....... 15C
Paige sedan: good running order . 22G
Ford 1-ton truck: good condition. 80. 15G
These cars will he demonstrated to suit
the purchasers. and we can arrange very
convenient terms: we're open ali the time
UNION STATION GARAGE
Evening star., 1926-06-06

SPECIAL TRUCK OFFERS.
White. 81 ton $3.50
White q ton. ............... 1T5
International chassis new rubber. .... 175
body "' ..'.......... $50
Auto car a-tor .......... IS
Ford trucks i2l S;5 and S1o0
Traffic 2-tcn pneumatic tires late mod
ei. first-ciass condition -. 215
Rear ends. motors and parts for all make
trucks at lowest prices. Rear wheels and
sprocket for 5-ton Mack solid tires: all
sizes: large number to choose from.
ROBERT HERSOE'S AUTO EXCHANGE,
100 Fla. ave. ne. North 1040S. IT,
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USED TRUCKS.

USED TRUCKS.
Some rebuilt. carrying new-car guaranty:
will give more, ton-miles at the cost than a
new one
A few will be sold "AS IS' at price
you can overhaul yourself, the cost of the
overhauling can apply as part of the first
payment.
INTERNATIONALS
/, IL. 2, 3 and tons; thoroughly re-
built: guaranteed.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

SEWING MACHINES-Six portable electric
shocworn od hut ne% byeer eCn sra,.. va
to $40 off the regular price: cash or easy
terms. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1lt2
Evening star., 1926-06-06

STUDEBAKER
CERTIFIED USED CARS.
1925 Overland Is" Sedan.
Only 10 months old: perfect condition
fully equipped. Price. $796.
1925 Studebaker Special 6
Sedan.
b souipped ST .275.
1924 Nash Touring.
Exc Excellent condition; new paint. Price
1924 Buick Sedan.
Fine condition: new paint. 1926.
1924 Ford Sedan.
Good condition; good tires: extra equip
1923 Jordan Touring.
Excellent condition: good tires and paint
1924 Studebaker Light E
Touring.
s4pg p!ns So condition; good tires and equipment
Marmon Touring.
Fine condition: good tires. Price. $3.50
Small down payments.
Easy terms.
a Open Sundays and Evenings.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS,
1906. I'LL 18th St. NV.
Phone Potomac 1858.
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FOR SALE-ACTOMOBILES.
OWENS MOTOR co.
DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS. FOR
CHEVROLET.
Liberal Terms.
OWENS MOTOR CO.,
800 Ga. Ave.

Above cars left in my care by owners to
be demonstrated and sold.
Call before 3 pm. Sunday.
1928 st. ne.
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RIsINEss opp0RruNIrIEs.

DRUGGIST.
II you are interested In taking over 2
good corner drug store mixed trade, small
cash payment. balance monthly. call Col.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

SEWING MACHINE, Singer portable elec;;
Singer. S10 sell either. 236h 14th ct. Sc.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

SEWING MACHINE. Singer drophcad, 66:1
round bobbin: SO: attachments. Col. 1928.
631 Keefer pl sc
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SPEED BOAT. aS-ft.: hull and motor in
good condition and runs like new: speed
better than 30 miles per hour: bargain.
Call Potomac 655S-J.
sPEEDBOAT. % IT,: / ciinker-buiit boat
| bateau 1914 9th s,w Sc
Evening star., 1926-06-06

II you want 70 buy or sell or lease con.
sound financial standing with up-to-date
ofices in our own building gives you secur-
and save time and money: established ID
years on New York ave.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1926-06-06
No. 2A67

No. 2467.
1922 Hupp 4-Pass. Coupe.
Good rubber . bumpers spare tire Re
finished in lacquer .pigskin brown with black
tenders. beautiful car $500. or one
third cash bal. 12 mos This page is
Evening star., 1926-06-06

SEAT COVERS for Chevrolet sedan or Ian
dau; slightly used: cost S35: also set Strom-
berg snubbers. ETC.: will sell cheap. Apt.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
No. 272O.
1923 Buick Sport Touring.

~O DUf~N OPOIt IOuf HIS.
meter cap. trunk. bumper. pantasote top. A
beauty at $500: one-third cash balance in
IL mos. Use this page of The Star as S25.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
MARSHALL BUSINESS


BROKERS,
Cigars and confectionery good paying
proposition; rent. S35; good lease; sacrifice
theaters; rec receipts. 500 to S5S & day. Inspect
and xSa S 'us ess $1,000 Corner
doing 500 week; sickness cause of selling
Bakery, soft drinks and candy; near large
amusement park; rent. 500 price. 90
Delicatessen sen on 14th ct; downtow, x
gain at ~ 900
Grocery aud meats: we'll located uptown.
doing about S7OO week; good equipment,
Including delivery truck; long lease at $50
Meats and vegetable store: good location :;
rent. $50: 3-yr lease: receipts. $500 week ::
Storage battery. electric and radio sup
plies; we'll equipped and located; price.
Transfer and storage: rent. SIS: oppor-
tunity for right man: price. 81 200.
Tailor shop. cleaning and dyeing; 2 rooms
and bath: rent, $50. including apartment
and store; price. $1,000; sickness reason
for, selling.
Roadhouse and tearoom near Washington
10 rooms. large dining room and dance hall;
price only $1,000.
Roonning house near 18th and Mass. ave.
16 rooms baths electricity: steam heat
price. 81 300.
Rooming house downtown: ls rooms, :,
baths lease: bargain at $1,000.
Rooming. house on 10th St: 1. rooms, >
baths modern: 81 800.
Rooming house near 18th and Mass. ave !:
500.
See us about selling your place of busi-
ness: We do real brokerage business.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
929 New York Avenue
Evening star., 1926-06-06

No. 2503
1923 Dodge Coupe.
Excellent rubber. paint. top and tires.
Costs you S425 cash or one-third cash,
bal. in 12 mos. S25 off with this page of
The Star
Evening star., 1926-06-06

No. 2527.
1923 Buick 4-Pass. Coupe.
spar LACQUER paint. dark blue. Has the
appearance of a new motor It's cheap at
$500. cash or terms. S25 off with this page
of The Star.