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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09
COL. BULLS ADDRESSES
RESERVES At LUNCHEON

Col. II. y. BULLS. 81 the Army
general starr. spoke 1t ! luncheon
Iii the Lafayette Hotel 1t 1890,
given Ii honor of visiting high re.
serve Officers from al parts 81 the
country BY members 81 the diii,
tary Order of the World War. Dis.
trfct branch.
Cen. Lloyd M. Brent. District
Chapter commander, has arranged
an entertainment program. The
G-z COMMITTEES members of the
general staff arrived Monday and
viii Be 81 session at the War De
partment until June ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09
A J. o ENGINES
ARE WASHED

The use az good oId-fashloned
soap and water il not confined to
the family bathroom Or laundry.
For automobile manufacturers have
learned t1t engines need to be
scrubbed with the same thorough.
ness exercised BY q mother when
she washes her dirty son behind
the ears"
For instance. in the factory Of
the Pierce Arrow Motor Car Com
pany. tanks of boiling hot water
are maintained at several places
along the engine assembly line ana
the Series 80 engine gets & bath
whenever necessary.
After the cylinder block has been
surfaco ground, for example, It Il
taken TO tank containing hot
water and q soapy solution and
thoroughly so1sed up and down
until every bit Of oil and dust
has been removed. When II comes
out Ok the tank Il Is bright and
shining both inside and out, and
absolutely free from any foreign
8WD8LN0CGs
This washing Ii in addition to
the usual process Of blowing of
the particles 81 steel with an air
hose. Another washing Is given
the block after valve grinding and
studdine operations. This time ii
u washed first with gasoline, then
with. q hot.water solution and
finally riilsed III clear water. It Ii
then dried and u ready tor engine
assembly.
Tbs reason for washing the Series
so engine 90 carefully, says Y. u.
C0TcOran, general sales manager. Il
to remove every particle Of steel
dust This, when mixed with oil,
becomes an abrasive. Pierce Arrow
engines finally are checked care.
fully against any steel dust re-
manning inside, ~ draining the Oh
after the block test and rekfIltne
with d fresh supply Of oil before
Il gOes to the silent room Tor III
final test. Thus, IN the entire
assembly OF It's engine. Pierce-Arr
has created double safeguards against
premature wear.
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resfIiency Oe springs In the seal
cushions is also tested under vary.
ing conditions BY both light and
heavy people.
Probability tesla are carried On
extensively 10 improve the riding
qualities Of our car. OIL and gaso.
line economy - also checked and
|clarted as the cars are. driven 81
different speeds.
Experimental Tests Valuable
while Il might seem d waste II
some people 10 actually put men
to work to punish cars. II Is by this
practice that we are able to f0reaee
and eliminate any weak spot Ii oul
product.
II automobiles were built in :
haphazard manner, ingtea of !
scientifically exact manner. tn
average owner would Be called upor
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You can readily recognize Nhe
value of this extensive research
work when it il remembered that
the 1926 automobile 81 almost any
make is a sturdy, dependable car
that keeps running day in and out.
regardless OF the slight mechanical
knowledge of its owner.
1.-THE modern automobile must be
q dependable mechanism. en-
phasized Mr.. Hendricks. ''Just re-
member that over 20 million people
now drive automobiles. and that
less than one per cent OF this
number have any understanding Of
the mechanical principles of a
gasoline enigma
''These 20 million people. thanks
70 the automotive engineer, could
60 to their garage. start their cars
and drive long distances every day
with. no worry.
''As matter OF fact. hundreds
Of thousands OF present day motor.
lsts never even LIT up the hood
Of their cars.
ssYet. whenever they do want TO
use their car. they find it ready
and willing regardless Of climatic
or atmospheric conditions.
The reason behind this extensive
and exhaustive experimental work
b simple enough. yet It Is diff
cult for the laymen to under
stand continued Mr.. Hendricks.
Before any new model Of any
manufacturer goes into production,
} & must be 100 per cent right, or
the manufactures stands to lose a
fortune by replacing faulty parts
IN the cars that owners win have
In a short time.
Naturally the manufactures has
20 build his car right and he has
10 know that It's right before he
even starts to build it. =
Mr.. Hendricks then told OF the
many varying tests new model
undergoes in the Chandler expert
mental research department.
Experienced Men Punish Cars
IF the average nnotorist could
spend q week In the experimental
engineering department Of any rep-
lltable manufacturing plant, ne
would see things that would open
his eyes.
He would find large force Of
men exclusively engaged In actual
~ Furnishing automobiles He would
find these men busy every day
from morning until far into night,
making tests checking vital units
under road conditions, riding cars
ct fast speed. to determine just
how much punishment particular
unit viii stand.
In our own organization we de-
pend entirely upon the experimental
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lining Is measured and checked
with extreme care.
I'm many instances the quality
OF the brake lining has been en-
tirely changed BY the results Of
such tests.
I'VE frequently go to the Indian.
apolis Speedway, and to other noted
race courses In this country. to drive
our cars with the Wide-open throttle
Tor hours without stop.
After this Furnishing performance
the entire car is dissemblad, and
each unit = examined infinitely. The
exact amount OF wear on all Oper.
ating surfaces, such as bearings,
is determined.
THE angle Of the seats in g
car Is adjusted fO the most com
fortable position TO prevent fatigue
by the occupants. The quality and
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to lace repair bills Of hundreds Of
dollars yearly.
"But since all possible wear and
tear has been scientifically de-
termined bAfOre model goes into
production, the buyer Ok d new car
may face the future confidently and
know that his oar Ii a. fine AZ
modern engineering knOWIndgs and
science car make IL.
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testing, physical and chemical lab,
oratory research before any new
model is approved for production.
We test our ears for hiII-climb.
ing on the steepest hills In the
country. The car IS driven 81
varying speeds on particularly
noted hills, again and again 10 de.
termine the reaction Of the motor
under these climbing conditions.
The temperature Of water Ii the
radiator Is constantly checked Ia
ascertain whether some adjustment
is necessary to prevent any tend.
ency toward boiling.
In our water-temperature tests
arm0red Thermometers are used Il
various points In the cylinder head
cylinder block and radiator to de.
termine the exact local conditions
Speed and Stopping Ability
Acceleration tests are rmade ai
various speeds and checked BY split.
second stop watches both from nv,
ing and standing starts.
The deceleratiOn Of . car. fts
ability to stop quickly, Is also de.
termined by stop watch tests.
Brakes are applied At various
speeds on various types OF road
surfaces. and the wear on brake
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09

Insurance that fully insures--absolute pro- !,
lection is yours to command through the
insurance members Of the Association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09
MRS. COOLIDGE TO LAY
ASYLUM CORN ERsTONE

Mira. Coolidge today VIII lay the
conversations for .E4ilI Crest the
new home Of the Washington City
Orphan Asylum on Nebraska Ave
nue. east of Mt. Vernon Seminary
The ceremonies WIN take place ST
4 o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09
Tells Hon. Cars Get
Great Punishment

Fa motorists realize the terrific punishment automobiles
get from the experimental engineering departments OF auto
mobile says David Hendricks local Chandler
distributor Long before any model reaches the pro-
ncton stage receives punishment through expert
mental laboratory testing in few weeks than the hard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09
Cbrysler Owner Sets
Speed Record in
Scotland

What is said to be . motor
ing record for England and
Scotland was set recently by j..
d. S. Inglis. an Edinburgh mo-
torist, when he beat the regular
train time from London to
Aberdeen, according to tie
Edinburgh Scotsman" OF April
Is.
Leaving the Marble Arch,
London, st 5 o'clock on We'd
nesday morning Of last week in
4 Chrysler six-cylinder car" the
report declared. mr.. j. ID. 81.
Inglis, an Edinburgh motorist,
arrived at Aberdeen, SAT miles
away, at 5:46 5. IA. on the
same day, having completed the
drive in 1914 hours actual run.
ming time, apart from certsin
necessary stoppages.
The journey BY rail takes he
tween ~ and Is hours. The
tetol stoppages were Of only
IL minutes for the purpose Of
petrol replenishment. "
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TREW MOTOR CO..,
1850 lSth o..
n. /. TAYLOR M0TOR Co.,
I4th and 7 81.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
t7O9 o. n. W.
WARDMAN MOTOR Co.,
1875 18th 81.
WARFGgLD MORON Co..
IlS2 CORRsetleut Ave.
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR co.,
lf77 Connecticut AVo.
WASHINGTON CADILLAC Co.,
Il3o.Il40 coRAeetisut Ave.
WASHINGTON FLINT Co.,
1905 18th 81.
WASHINGTON VIRGINIA MOTOR Co.,
I622 18th 81.
WASHINGTON vELIE Co.,
1854 ConRsetIeut Ave.
TRUCKS
AUYOcAR SALES AND OERVIcG co.,
18th g. and Pa. Ave. n. W..
BARTRAM MOTORS Co.,
SIS Mass. Ave. n. W.
BARAY.PATE ROTOR Co.,
1919 Connecticut Ave.
COMMERCIAL GARAGE,
O0S Sth ~. NJ w.
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Your convenience and accommodation will
be the major consideration in adjusting all
credit-courtesies and payment privileges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09

ADAMS M0TOR Co.,
2OiS I4th 81.
Z. ", BARRETT,
9lo I4th 81.
BARTRAM MOTORS co.,
els MAS. AVo. n. W.
BARRY.pATg MOT0R CO.,
i1te GORBeetIeuf Ave.
Buick AOTOR CO.,
18th and 1 Ste.
DEN EAME MOTOR co.,
1907 IAN 9t.-l7a2 cann. Ave-,
Ol8TRIcT MOTOR CO..
oS2 18th 81.
EMERSON & ORME,
I02o = St.-lale ceaR. Ave-
ross. HuaHEs Co.,
II4I ceRneetleHt Ave.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
1914 & St-l603 ceMn.. Ave.
HAWKIWa MASH MOTOR Co.
lSo3-i3a7 I4th 81.
MILL Z TIBBlTTS,
l4th %. and 0hIe Ave.
STANLEY HORNER
I0IS 18th St.-l22e leth q,
HOUah MOTOR CO.,
lO2o ConHectleut Ave.
LAM0ERT HUDSON MOTOAs CO..
100 Cess. Ayo.-l722 { oE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-09

n. .. LEARY, H., & BROs..
iOS2 Yes ot.-i32I lAtA g.
THE LuTTkELL co.,
Rhode lslaAd Ave. and l4th 81.
MARMON WASHINGTON co..
1855 coAAoetisBt Az.
J0s. MeREYNOLDS,
f4th and Sts.-I7II I4th d.
DICK MURPHY. las.,
1895 tea 81.
NEUMEYER MOTOA co.,
I023 l4sA %.
OUBIeMAN cHGVR0LET SALES co.,
cas- n %. n. 6.
PGEALEss MOTOR CO.,
18th and P Ste.
JOHN n. PENDLETON,
33l2 b 81.
PACKARD WA9HtMaTOM
M0f0H CAN co.,
coaasotiSgt at S-l7eS KaIeRama AZ,
SHINES M0T0R CO.,
elS q st. DupoAe Circle
1907 TAN Sf.-I42A PIePlaa Ave.
2eI0 81 o.
! STERRETT & FILMING, lRe.,
GhamplaIa 81. & kalePama Rd.
cenasetIeut at Q.
9TEARMs KNIaHT MOTOR co.,
tOot IAeh o.
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The moral responsibility of every member.
is q definite asset of unQuestionable reli-I
ability.
Evening star., 1926-03-08

Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
STANLEY II. HORNER. INC.
lois 14th st. Main $500
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RENT ROOMs-FTRNIsHF,D.

1880 CHAPLIN ST. NW-Attractive room
adjoining bath inclOsed porch and smaller
room second floor Also entire third floor.
two rooms private hath reason able Call
sunday or evenings only. Phone Col.
l04S-J 81
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1850 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Attractive room
room ii'is second soor, Also entire third aoor;
S09saY ;09s:I Or evenings only. Phone Sol.
LARGE BRIGHT DOUBLE ROOM NEATLY
furnished. 2-closets front, free phone, piano.
close in oyerlnoking rio. circle will make vent rent
BIAS. After 3.
FOR MEN ONLY--A nice, large room the
downtown sections conyenent 10 all Govern
s25 per month. Percy H Russell Co. 926
1879 PARK RD- Nw-sinEle front room
TO car and bus; excellent location reason
able. Call Adams 1855
s1s md s.E:1Liling room. bedroom; kitch
tricty two adults. No children. S45.
17es CHURCH ST. Dupontt Circle Com:
gentleman; also garage. Franklin 4411.w.
1907 EYE sT.--Research Club large double
telephone. shower bath. ideal location to
save riding on street cars: Main SAC
room; SIS per month: modern conveniences;
7Ss 9th s.F.-Nesr navy ward. 2 large
bright rooms, Ink. heat. gas. bath; s35
3lo EVE rs0k, e z y s1 ,hrd
transients. Frank. 1851. 9.
I1aS hANiEK PL-SesiHtifql 1sr9e room nd
snte rree Se R.re onnortnn,v Gentemsn
craze orIce: ndLe oop0! 14l1ly; 9eleenlal!
l5I0 C0LUMBiA RPAdWarm ciheerfui south
eo neous hot te1s Water: tT!nS prvate home Is.
1857 EUCLID ST. NV: near 14th st. car
Room on Shd noot: neT1 ro path e1eCtrlcifT.
CONTINUOUS hoI WdIer oIloIIe: selIlellldn. ~
1905 GEORGIA AVE. W-Furnished
front room, unlimited phone near street
car and bus lines.
AIS 12th N;W--Large ana small ami;
cenniia1 locd'ion' fd'es redsondo'e' psa"he
SerVlce.
SIG sol efesm heat are rstes sne
snasn, sn.s6r sb,s e'7""' 'e"' is'es
teesoneon-. -'n :. :, :
Me-, NEAK 1otT Ap ste NE Nome sante
man; lo5V vaTnurl - A,aa,as 1oo
,,;tb s,eanng ndrrh nert batb meais i de-
sired 7i0e'''9 3.
49,. =. .;7z,7 - ,z7, =
Room on End hoor next to bath; s.sntr'c'ty.
con.ln1oas no! @aeer, pno"e ksa.,s.o@" 80,
eao 10th ST HW~Mceiy y,trin;fT furnsnea ,ean tpan'
iffIe tifal corner ale 0Eone home i0''"' ''' o.
llO9 BuCHA ANAN sT.-FurnIsneo roon, rd l9f O.,
Gnsirsd 6ne o, Two jewish young meh' o'afS 3. i
1o31 PARK RD.-Two rooms. porch. nicely
Iurn1sne9; hdIn second moor hsn' hooSeNee'e e."
Adams Zol
51s ST NEEComTpetely s6od furniSneo 1dratine
anil: aduts only
SCOTT CIRCLE l1621 Rhode Island nd, ave; , 4or ar,
telephone: lpf rs all tS%T conVenencea @e'u0 O ..
row oro nnxt 10 h.th for gentIeman . N,
phone roIur,bia 4373-W
49, :, - - -
near bath. in private home. for young men
or lady.
LILO ,iENN F.. y" ,tr-oInsIe rooms:
,a.se msst, d.p,.' "ouo'e ro"r'' warm d'o cies''
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. (Cont'O.

2423 TEA ST. SCI large room and kitch-
enette for rent partly furnished. g.
1913 o ST. N.W.-Nice ballroom Bird floor:
electricity: $3.50 week.
1894 GTRARD ST N.W-Nicely furnished
rooms: electric lights: phone: also garage 3,
416 10th ST S.E.-2 furnished rooms,
h ur h oIactriCitv and phOne %
311 ST SE.--Two rooms Ink, cleo
trcty and gas; reasonable.
1852 KENYON, N.W.-Nicely furn. end fl.
front rm.. for couple also single rm.
1O2 5th ST. S.E.-Two rooms furnished,
Ink. SO" 80. To-
FURNISHED ROOM for or two gentle
men. Franklin 5777. 9'
6o6 5th ST Me- rooms for Ink, hot
water heat. gas. cleo. porch. y
1852 KENYON ST. nicely furnished sif
gle rooms. near 14th St car line
1912 r ST. NV.
Elegant square room. end floor one or
two gentlemen: every comfort; reasonable.
81
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FOR HIRE-AUTO TRUCKS.
WANTED-AUTOMOBTLES

DODGE GRAHAM l "a ton truck. by day or
lob. North 473o 1ls
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USED CARS
GUARANTEED 80 DAYS.
CADILLACS.

81 Imperial Sedan. Al, new. paint. new
tires, upholstery like new $500 down, bal
ance II months.
81 seven passenger Suburban. thoroughly
conditioned: new paint. balloon tires. A
rare buy $3.50 down, balance in l" months.
81 fve-rassenser Sedan. frst-ciass condi-
ton. new Duco paint, s good tires fully
equipped; S465 down. balance in IL months.
We will take your car as part
of cash payment.
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THE TRFW
MOTOR CO..
1909 l4tb ST. NV
MAIN 4l73-4114 fi75
SPRING BARGAINS.
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

Peerless { d n demon
strator, 5-pass., 6-cyl.:
new car guarantee. s.. 100
'25 Peerless s, 5-pass.
sedan 1.4o5
% Jordan 5-pass. tour. sos
"a Hupmobile sedan. 795
"a Chevrolet coupe. ..... 240
81 Cadillac 7-pass. tour. 800
"a Willys-knight oupe
sedan ............. sos
Peerless 7-pass. touring. 4o5
"a Buick Master 8 coupe,
4-pass. ........... 8o5
.25 Oldsmobile coach. 4o5
rs Hudson coach. .... 945
Marmon 7-pass. touring. 39s
Mitchell 7-pass. touring. 2o5
Studebaker Big 6 tour. 4o5
Olds 6. 4-pass. coupe. 80. $50
Chandler 7-pass. sedan. $50
Is Hudson 7-pass. sedan. 1.2o5
Chandler sport 5 pass. -. $50
500 EACH.
Oldsmobile coupe
Peerless roadster.
Chevrolet coupe.
Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
l4th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
HERE'S THE YEAR
AND
THERE'S THE PRICE.

To better enable YOU to locate
values. Prices here are always
consistently low. You get what
you pay for. No moreno less.
Evening star., 1926-03-08
NASH
AJAX
DON'T ENVY

DON'T ENVY
The fellow who bought a bet
ter used car" Follow our ad-
vice and Remember the Ad-
dress"
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
USED FORDS.
TOURING CAR. ROADSTER.

TOURING YAK. kOADSlEh.
Small Cash Payment.
STFUART MOTOR CO.,
$50 St NE
open Evenings I,nna,, sndo ard Sunday
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS
Ford Ford Tourings FOUR and Runabouts. choice o
several sedsns and coune ..;s;n sassains s.v,.r,
Lo" sgETA'RT gTsn 'Isi "'N MOTOR COMPANY Y 'le
Lincoln 5000. 14l 18th St Ne.
REAL BARGAINS, in Hudsons; Dodges s,s,,
MANHATTAN GARAGE,
l706 9TH st. NV.
WE SELL
OURSELVES
WITH EVERY
USED CAR.
"TREW" VALUES.
ss5SSS. ss5SSS HTRr ppdo saRAN natns Job: prifS slio
covers. covers Windshieid wiper. rear
heater. FIVE good tires.
iasa GARDNER TOURING;
Price $3.50. Excellent enamel
finish: very good mechanical
condition.
1923 -sTUDEBAKER TOUR
$500: very good, mechanical
sob. good upholstery. bumpers
front and rear. notometer and
wiper: SP, i've Se'' good tires; disc
wheels.
1924 REQ SEDAN rs-cvIn,
Price 81 05N Front and
rear bumpers motometer and
wings. new balloon tires, Ga
hriel snubhers 2tone
paint lob step plates; com
rletelv rebuilt.
1923 REQ SEDAN ts.cyIl.
Price. $3.50 Thoroughly re
built front bumper. step
mates new slip covers new
paint. motomete, and lock
cap. automatic windshield
wiper disc wheels and five
good tires.
1920 REQ TOURING t6-cvll.
Price. $3.50. New palnt good
upholstery. excellent mechan-
jcal condition. good tires Tin
Guiding spare,.
SEVERAL OTHER yARIors
EASGfNf Ms $ IL PRICE From
Very Easy Terms.
NO FINANCE CHApCEc
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Others $50 Up-l2 Months to
pay-Iour Car in Trade.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
CO., INC,
Conveniently Located.
1333-1337 14th s.. NV.
Main $3.50
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"WALLACE'
REAL VALUES.

REAL VALUES.
Ricienbac<er 6 cyl 4-passenser coupe
slckenback!er S cyl phaeton: demorstrstor.
overhauled and repairted
HAYNES 5-passenEer sedan.
Flint 5passenEer touring
studebaker 5-passenger touring.
The above cars are all in good
condition and priced right for
quick sale Terms to RESPONSE
bic parties.
De NEANE MOTOR CO.,
1907 l4th st. NV
NATIONAL CREDIT CO.,
14th and y SITS. NV
1899 1899 ESrf ESrf ssdss. ssHG'
ieo5 Hupmobise Touring
Price right. Easy terms
Guaranteed 30 davs
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE,
l625 l4th St. NV.
1882 1882 Rgi1sst WpfsoG k1Ies, Gefsh Sedan.
i9354 Shesyroies Touring
1924 Buick Touring
1924 Buick Sport Touring.
1928 Hump Sedan
1928 Hudson Coach.
1922 Buick Roadster.
1922 Buick Sedan
1922 Buick Touring.
Low Prices. Reasonable Terms.
HUDSON ESSEN
Used Car Facts.
Why Wait for Street Cars
When You Can Buv
Automobiles at These Prices !?
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20 other cars all ready to go
and guaranteed. Trade in your
used car at
"NALLACF"
Nash Distributor
1909 L St. Main 7612
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1SZf y ASH oeQdH, f-O0OG. 81 ,ODU
1925 Nash Advanced e
Roadster ........ $50
1925 Jewett Brougham.. 500
1924 Nash Tour .... 675
1923 Nash Tour. (Duco). 900
1924 Cleveland Brougham, SIS
1923 Hudson Coach
(neWpaint :newrubber). $50
1925 Ford coupe | $50
1924 Chevrolet coupe. 800
1924 Gardner roadster. $50
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
1923 Chev. Sedan. .... Us
1928 Chev. Coupe
(clean) ....... Us
1924 Ford Tour ..... $50
1920 Cadillac Sedan. 500
1921 Dodge Tour. r... $50
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THE WASHINGTON

THE WASHINGTON
CADILLAC CO.,
1888 Conn. Ave. I7r. 5000
SPECIAL.
Cole touring California ton tires and
upholstery like new: appearance and condi-
tion excellent: will sacrifice for $3.50.
ROBERT HERSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
100 Florida Ave. NE. North 1040S.
NASH! AJAX! NASH!
Best selection OF used cars in
City!
1924 Nash Sedan 4-dnnr 81 600
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WANTED-ROONS.
wANTED-ROOMs AND BoARl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2914 18th ST. N.W:-LIyING ROOM
gas range cleo. gas: phone. Reasonahe 90
VERY ATTRACTIVE ROOM KITcH1ECNE
and bath apartment until September. 1907
Eye st. NV. Franklin s52s. reference.
wEsTOvER. 25O1 PENNA. AVE. NV
large bright rooms kitchenetts. bath ah porch
large bright rooms kitchen and bath. in new
home. all modern improvements. beautifully
service: s55. Col ai1a. ?i' 'N'''''' ''',''
I:0 9Th ST. N.E.-ENTIRE SECOND
bath: heat gas. electricity. s.
BEDROOM. DINING ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath; suitable for couple: northwest Col.
DETACHED HOUSE. PRIVATE APT, 8
ssG and rGI naa DGsS ss IN
tractiye i room kitchenette and bath: com:
Prone ssfs Po.omsc 1900 noTs eaS
1853 FATRMONT ST. N.W.-FIRST FLOOR:
two or three rooms and bath. Col. S653 2,
CoMpLETELISY FgRNIsHED I !,,Tivo Two ROOM pom
e. e: s
wANTED-ONE OR TWO YOUNG WOMEN
to share. attractive Broom apartment near near
18th and Park rd.. must ne COmpanlo1dpie
very reasonable. Address Box 1887. star
Office.
KITCHENETTE AND BACHELOR APART
ment. Beautifully furnished: garage accom-
mediation. Suitable for couple. Reasonable
rent Worth seeing. 2511 Penna. ave
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM WITH KITCHEN
cite. near bath: telephone, electricity gas
Call at zoos G st. NV, or Franklin ll.33.
COLORED-19OI ST. NV ROOMS
and bath. partly furnished: S21 month.
1905 NEWTON ST. N.W.-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath. sleeping porch; neatly
furnished: near Rock Greek Park: all expo
sures: adults: tel: ami: $50: garage
18th ST NEAR FLORIDA AVE; NW@,-l
b. H JOHNSON co. 941 n. Y. ave
ONE ROOM. BATH. KITCHEN MODERNLf
and completely furnished for housekeeping
Call Franklin 6619. -
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH REA-
sonable to right party. Phone Adams @oS2-J
1882 EYE ST. NV AND 2 SUITES,
elegantly furnished: spotlessly clean: non
housekeeping: gentlemen: references required
TO sUBLET-APT. 306 MAYCROFT,
15th and Columbia rd.: new bulidlng: 3
rooms and bath. Apnly at Ant. 300 only
1414 ST. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath: completely furnished $50.
c. w. SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Franklin 300
SUNNY. HOMELIKE APARTMENTS: FULLY
furnished, ) rooms. X. and b.. IDEAL Tor fam
lily or several business women NJ 1921.
Evening star., 1926-03-08
cry Easy Terms.

NO FINANCE CHARGES.
Evening star., 1926-03-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COLORED-3 AND 4 ROOMS AND BATH;
apartment with and without heat. electricity.
Inquire l. NJ. KING. 313 John Marshall
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-09
SILLS TOPS CAST
OF "MEN OF STEEL"

Milton Stills, one of the leading
opponents OF virile masculine roles
in motion pictures. is starred in
Men of Steel" the mammoth First
National Super Special which will be
featured at the Uptown theater. Col
lege Ave, at Forty-Second St. Sun.
day, Monday and Tuesday.
Telling story as powerful as has
ever been recorded on celluloid.
Men of Steel" has for it's back
ground the worlds greatest in.
dustry. The story concerns itself
with an ignorant laborer who be
comes educated and finally a power
in the steel industry It tells a
thrilling story of life among the
workers in the smelling furnaces. in
the steel mills that is gripping and
full of startling action.
Harry Langdon. First Nationals
comedy king, and one of the great
est comedians in motion pictures, il
starred in THE White Wing s
Bride" heading the program of ad
ditional features which also include
a news weekly and a fable.
Lloyd Hughes and Mary Astor are