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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-27
HERE TIC IS Put
On TRIAL
CONTINUED from First Page

Continued frOm FIRST rage
amazement today that the world at
large had its eyes turned this way
and that the beliefs Of majority
of its simple, deeply religious PEG.
pie were regarded as Plritanical,
out of step with the times. and even
contrary to the teachings OF Jesus.
PaImyra-at least that larger part
of II which belongs to the church
holds just the opposite beliefs.
Martin, in forming baseball, bas-
ketball and football teams among
the students when he was principal
OF the high school, was teaching
them to waste their time, they say.
When he persuaded the board OF
directors to create q gymnasium by
tearing out q partition. and followed
| it up by encouraging practice or
band instruments and roller skating
on Sunday, he was. according tc
his accusers, violating the Com.
mandment to Keep the Sabbath
holy"
Martin was admonished. Then. as
further punishment, he and his "un-
Christian activities" were given the
stamp of disapproval by the election
of another man to his job.
Straightway, undismayed by the
cold shoulder turned to the COM
munity hall plan he advocated, he
built the hall with $4,000 of his own
money and threw wide open the
doors to any of Palmyra or neigh
boring communities who might
choose to come.
Doesn't Fear Conviction
Hes desecrating the Sabbath and
teaching others. to do So" said the
disappearing elders of the church.
A demand was made that he close
the community hall.
Martin refused. Last Sunday a
deacon, asserting that he. no longer
is in sympathy with the church and
the teachings OF the Bible, that he
has become heretical in his beliefs,
that his, ideas are too worldly, de-
manded his expulsion.
Martin demanded a public trial.
The request was granted, the trial
set for today. Three. judges will be
chosen from among the members
Martin has the naming of but one
What viii you do If the, verdict
is against your" he was asked today
as he prepared to face his accusers.
Keep my eye on the goal still
and plug away with patience. he
replied.
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RAMBEAU EAGER-EYED

from Thaw's old cell in the Tonnbs
prison and was broke. Wouldn't
Thaw please send him some money
for cigarettes. believe that Thaw
sent him something later.
five days / read over $500 let
tiers without missing a line IN one
of them, and sometimes aybreak
found me at my task. Thaw finally
selected a Baltimore man to act as
his secretary. That man went to
Pittsburgh with him, but 1 do not
think that Thaw kept him. Il is
my opinion that Thaw wanted some
fun and the secretary ad was one
way of having it. What he wants
with a secretary is beyond my com
prehension, for his man Afleck is
all the aid he really needs.
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children IN the automobile to
Emergency Hospital. The unknown
disappeared in the crowd.
Mrs. Dickey seemed little the
worse for her immersion, but was
In a highly nervous state on arr
rival at the hospital. Doctors
worked over little Charlie more
than q half hour before he was re-
suscitated.
The police have the address Of
the husband as Stevens Dickey, 81
Hazel Ave-, Detroit. Up TO a. late
hour this morning. however, they
had not notified him Of the wife's
act.
Mrs. Dickey lived with her hus.
bands parents at the Fifteenth
Street address, but has a mother
and sister, Mrs. Rose Barker and
Miss Edna Barker, living at So p
st. She told the hospital doctors
she would not return to the
Fifteenth Street house, but would
live with her mother when she
RECEIVERS.
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The original fifth and sixth races
at Havana today are substituted az
Follows:
Substitute Fifth Race-Three-year.
olds and upward; claiming; purse.
500; 5h furlongs. xFear, 102i
xBridget O'Grady, 102; The Dictator,
112; xMiss Leighton, 102; Hello
Partner, 112: xCornne, 102; st. Paul,
112: Eve Fox. lot.
Substitute Sixth Race Three
year-olds and upward: claiming
purse, 500; 51k furlongs. Charles
J. Craigmile, 112; Hutchinson. liz
Hillman G, lot: Chow, liz; Country
Life, 81; Ambulance, 102: xEvenine
Star, LOT.
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200 SUBWAY PASSENGERS
RIOT At TRAIN SWITCH

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-TwO hum
dred enraged passengers stormed
the ticket booth Of subway in G
near-riot yesterday when a train
placarded to the Bronx was
switched to return in the opposite
direction.
After half an hour Of argument
subway inspector finally ar
ranged for free transfer to a plat
form that would allow the passen'
gers to continue their journey.
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CHALIAPIN TO RETURN
TO MOSCOW IN MAY

MOSCOW, Feb. 27.-Feodor Chnl-
iapin, the great Russian singer who
has been bitterly criticised by COM
munists for his absence from Rus
STA, will stage a triumphant Sc
turn to Moscow in May, II was
announced today.
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WIDOW CLAIMS
|. STOLEN GEMS

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of the most persistent thieves in
the city.
She has u record of more than 30
arrests, according to the Police De-
partment, and has spent almost
twO-thirds OF her life I'm Jail.
She was arrested by Detectives
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BIMBA SPEAKS

Anthony Bmba labor editor, BOekton
Of ancient eighteenth bphemy Labor
Lyceum Hall BrOckOn Mass Left right H. chair
Anthony Bmba speakng Lewis Engsdah editor The
Daily Worker Chicago Robert Zems secretary Of the Inter-
national Labor Defence.
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MR.. AND MRS. ANTHONY B1MBA

Murphy, Cox and King, who were
called by the proprietor of the store
when the woman appeared with SO
much jewelrY.
At first held for investigation,
she was charged today with house
breaking and will appear in court
tomorrow.
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Historic Stone for Church

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
has received a stone from the
church in which William Shake
speare was buried at Stratford on
Avon.
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DOTT|NGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. 27.--
IN spite or 81 capacity audience OF
over 700 people, the community
sing last night was financial fail.
ure. According to Fire Chief James
M. Duncan, ir., who was in charge
of the affair, only $3.50. less than
half the amount required to meet
expenses, was realized by the free
WIN offering. The deficit will be
made up by city officials.
Samuel Wilson, wanted by the
police Of Cumberland. Nd. on q
charged or burglarizing d store ArlG
taking $17O, was captured here yes
terday afternoon by Louis y.
Borgamin, finger print expert OF
the local department. Police say
Wilson admits the burglary ana
viii waive extradition> papers.
city Manager Morton and Albert
". Bryan, city attorney. returned
last night from Richmond, where
an amendment to the city charter
giving more power in collecting
delinquent taxes was put through
the assembly by Charles Henry
Smith, delegate representing the
city. The bin to make abutting
landowners reSpOnSlpleN IOE ltHpTUVe-
rnents in front Of their property
was voted down by the house Of
delegates.
The police department has an
nounced that all second hand deal
ers viii be required to comply with
the city ordinance which requires
d daily report Of aIf purchases. The
penalty for violations Is q fine Of
$40 to 500.
Walter Saunders, colored, charged
with stabbing Thomas Jackson, also
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Impulse Was Sudden


'T don't know what came over
me. but 1 had sudden impulse to
end it all. After that don't know
what happened. The next renlem-
bered was seeing a young man jump
in after US. I would recognize him
again il 1 ever saw HIM.
He was very brave to do what
he did
Mrs. Dickey said her husband ex-
pected her to join him IN Detroit
next month. and had rsferesd to
her taking the trip in his last latter.
She was reluctant 10 talk uf the
sssEards" she had had with his
parents, but said while they were
not of a, very serious nature, the
episode had depressed her, and added
to her general dependency.
Il miss my husband terribly, /"
she said, land so do the children,
particularly the youngest one. He
ID constantly asking for his father. ="
Only short distance away when
the young woman committed her
rash act, the unknown, only delay
ing long enough to remove his
heavy overcoat. without hesitation
leaped the sea wall and reached
the boy first. Holding the lad by
his hair, the rescuer managed to
reached the mother and struggled
toward the sea wall.
AS he reached the six-foot wall
with his burden, the two Govern
ment workers, passing In their
Rutomobile-E.J J. Skidmore, person
mel officer OF the Shipping Board,
of Del Ray, Va, and E. r. Strong,
OF 2501 Hamiin St.-went to his as
eistance. and forming a human
chain helped the rescuer and res
,cued to safety.
Give First Aid
SEidmore and Strong, seeing the
lad was nearly drowned, gave first
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Two past commanders 0f II. E.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
win represent the post at the re-,
union to be held iIa BirIniag am.
Edgar WarfieId, ST., and Edwin C.s
Graham. The grand camp Of Vir-
ginia win meet III Farmyille IA
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colored, with q pocket knife during
an altercation. was sent on 70 the
grand jury by Justice snow in
police court this morning H. T..
MeAdaYns, charged with assault.
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A meeting last night OF executive
committees Of the American Legion
and American Legion Auxiliary
elected wv. Cameron Roberts chair
man of q Joint committee to enroll
All of the cfty's 400 ex-service men
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BY the time Of the State conyen,
ton III August There are now 11e
members in the local post
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walter Saunders, cOIored. charged
with stabbing Thomas Jackson, also
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TRIED ONCE
BEFORE To
DIE
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dav,s attempt to end 1t all to an
electric washing machine, Mrs.
Dickey told OF suffering q complete
nervous breakdown last May when
the machine broke.
IL don't know whether / got an
electric shock or not" she said. but
whatever it was became SO fright
ened that I suffered a nervous col
lapse. and have been respondent OF
and on since then.
before my husband went to De-
froit last October. was SO de-
messed that I took poison. / went
"a the bath room to take 1t, but
nv husband. who must have been
watching me because Of my des.
nondency. followed me in and grab.
he'd the glass after / had taken It.
I was very sick for q long time
from it.
Started Out Shopping
There was no particular reason
for the attempt yesterday, MIS-.
Dickey said.
IT had received from my husband
= registered letter few days ago,
containing money which he mas
been sending me regularly, and
started out with my two children
10 buy the elder pair or gloves.
as his father had asked me to do.
ut was such a beautiful day
that I decided to take them for
an automobile ride: so got q taxi
on Sixteenth street. told the
chauffeur to take US to Potomac
Park, and dismissing the cab. we
stood watching the water.
BILLY must have felt something
was guing to happen, although |
had no intention of doing what
later did, because he began to cry
that he wanted to go home. He
ran off from me, and asked g
man to take him home. The man
refused when he saw Billy was
with his mother.
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Skidn1ore and Strong, seeing the
lad was nearly drowned, gave first
aid and then rushed mother and
Evening star., 1926-10-15
FOR SALE-AUTOslOBILES.

PEERLESS TOURING. 1923. pass. s.cyl-
ndeE GOOD running order put trss needs & tse ss
Investment BldE:. 10th and SITS. NV.
PEERLESS BIG g SEDAN LIMOUSINE
soo so.t ooo At n this H"y y
truly wonderful buy: balloon tires. A-wheel
coin Salesroom. i li. Conn ave. Main :OsO
PONTIAC COACH 1926 model: has been
kent to look new at all times; run only
faS ssrshInx "1 Ave. "i opp cottase city co.ar
REQ SPECIAL SEDAN. 1925; 5-passenger:
F2a@ R'si Motor Car cs 1sP4 it. Ss
Main 7O45.
RiCKENBACKER 6 COACH BROUGHAM.
1925; 4,door. mechanicallS perfect; q ssd IHll
isthes slda. 5ih a<e aad sts st nw Omen svsninxs
RICKENBACKER TOURING. 1935-Excel-
lent condition: run 5000: reasonable; Navy
man leaving city. Address Box 115-E; Star
SCRIPPs- BOOTH TOT RING 500 takes this
home and it runs fine. Locomobi'e Co..
1923 Conn. ave. Main S0c9.
srANpAkR s. sHpAS iReaS ea' spa tns Re' 1t Alto
Laundry. l404 y St. NV. p"
sfEvENs-DURYEA 1-pAss. ;uj-RlNG:
condition excellent painted r.certlE IT, vi, J
Conn. ave Main S02".
STUDEHAKER 4-PASs COUPE-Ncw paint
new tires: looks good and runs good; look
will convncs YOU. Locomoblc Co. 113S
Conn. ave Main s029.
sTTDEBAKER Big 6'' 7-pass. se,ian will
paint to suit: car in fine condition Loco
mobile Co.. 1928 Conn. ave. Main 5000:
sTUDEBAKER STANDARD q TOCRING;
new paint good mechanic condition; STD:
tor Exchange sO22 14th st North 5679.
STCDEBAKER SEDAN, 1924. Special Xx;
refinished: new tires: been i'll private use
by Senator here and most ATTRACTIVE
proposition can be made on this car. Hol-
land Motor CO.. Inc. 1919 leth st. bet
! and L,, BE-, Omen sundays and evenings
STTTZ + SPECIAL. SPORT TOCRTNG-Late
model. A new car slightly used. low mile
age: 2-tone paint Job: 4 tires. bumpers.
khaki top and several other extras. Best
the unpaid notes. 500: /" mouths to pay
for it, Trade your ear in see Mr.. Sp11ng
man. Pe"ks Garage. :1"l 18th st. NV.
WlILYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. I93t; with good
tires and paint. very quiet motor. bump
erl slip covers good paint a snap at S6oo
! 1O1 Kaloram4 ri. NV.
wuLYS-KNIGHT. 1925 light six model
20 sedan; run only 500 miles: fully equip
ped: balance crank. bumpers. spare tire
windshield wiper etc: low price: standard
make of car in trade: substantial saving
can be made by quick buyer. Address Box
44-E. Star office.
DON'T BUY your radiator shutter or heater
for yOur automobile until you see
ARMENTROUT'S. ..
F. ITO 18th at. or 9th and Eye SITS.
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STANLEY. RI. HORNER
BUICK
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

Buick master 6 2-door
sedan. :. -. 81 600
Packard 6 sedan. .... $50
TChrysler 4-cyl. coupe. .... 700
Ford 4-door sedan. ...... US
Chrysler 4-cyl. coach. -. $50
Dodge coupe. ........-. lZ7l
Buick master 6 tour. 5 pas. 7OQ
Buick master 6 sport road. 1.2O9
Chevrolet coupe. ......... 2p
Jewett 2-door sedan. -. $50
Oldsmobile coach. .... $50
Dodge sedan. 225
Nash 7-pass. tour. ....... 6OO
Ford touring. ........ Us
Hupmobile touring. ....:> 700
Buick 6-cyl. road. ...... $50
Ford tudor sedan. ...... SIS
Buick 4-pass. 6-cyl. coupe. $50
Hudson touring. ....... 400
Buick 6-cyl. 2-pass. coupe. $50
Dodge touring. g......... us
Buick 6-cyl. 2-door sedan.
Ltd. 900
Nash advanced coach. =. 1850
Willys-knight 6-cylinder
brougham.. 1,45O
Buick 5-pass. master 6
sedan. -. 1000
Buick sport touring. $50
Buick 5-pass. master 6
sedan. $50
REQ 6-cyl. sedan. ........ 500
Wills St. Claire coupe. -. $50
Essex coach. 4-cyl. $50
Studebaker sedan, 5-pass. 400
Stearns-knight touring: $50
Buick 4-pass. coupe, mas
ter six .......... 500. ooU
Buick 7pass. touring. -. 200
Buick master 6 coach 80. 1.15O
Dodge touring. ......... 400
Buick 7-pass. 6-cyl. sedan. 1850
Your Car in Trade.
Terms Arranged.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
lots l4th st. Main $500.
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CHEVROLET TOURING, 1925: balloon
tires. bumpers. windshie'd vino. forc"a to
sell: S265: terms Cleveland 1864. 15s
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Essex sport sedan.
A car with a good reputation; runs Ike =
clock: upholstery and paint very good
mechanically Al. A real bargain: $500.
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BUICK.
I.MER SON & ORMl.
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.

The discriminating buyer
will find unusual values in our
used-e dept. Buy one OF these
cars now-at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick 1925 +-pass.. o-cyl. Coupe.
Buick 1925 5-pass. Standard
Sedan.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 0-cyl. Tour.
Buick 1924 4-pass. 6-cyl. Coupe.
Dodge 1924 Touring.
Dodge 1922 Coach.
E1up 1922 Touring.
Essex 1925 Coach.
Studebaker 1923 Sedan.
Olds 1923 Coupe.
Ford 1925 Coupe.
Ford 1924 Sedan.
Open Evenings.
Many Other Models, Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
~ EMERSON & ORME
1920 NJ st. NV % .,
Fr. 1850.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
WELL!
THAT'S TOO BAD!
BY MAX HAHN

Ever hear that before: The
chances are you have when the
rear end fell out of a used car
you had bought and the sales
man told you she" was as good
as new.
If you get it in writing-you
are safe.
GOLD SEAL CARS
COST NO MORE.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

Oldsmobile sport touring car.
First-class mechanical condition: real good
car; looks very sporty: S40O.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

Packard straight s roadster.
1928 sport model: best looking car in
town: mechanically perfect: has rumble seat
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Chrysler' Chrysler! -Chrysler!
NOT
"A
SALE.

The following are just the
usual reconditioned cars traded
on new Chryslers and sold at a
fair price:
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBHES.

CaSN. MOIltHLF. 1
Wills.St Claire Touring. 1923 1922 $"715 |
Flint Light Six, 1925. ..... 222 .115 |
Cleveland Sport Touring. 1924 17H 2911 !
Maxwell Snort Touring. 1899. 30 1900 |
Cleyeiand Six Touring. 1928. liz 1900 |
Cleveland Six Coach. 1925. 800 1882 |
Ford Touring, 1926. ;a;.... so 1890 |
Chevrolet Touring. 1924. go 1890 |
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
Warrington Motor Car Co.
1-n1 Conn Ave
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Ford Fordor sedan. late 1924
Balloon tires. Al mechanical condition
runs and looks like new: $500.
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THE TREW
MOTOR. CO..
500 l4th ST. NV.
1926 REQ Sedan.
1925 REQ Sedan.
1925 REQ Coupe (4-pass.).
1924 REQ Sedan.
1924 REQ Touring.
1923 REQ Sedan.
1923 REQ Brougham.
1921 REQ Touring.
1926 Nash Sedan.
1925 Dodge Touring.
1923 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1922 Dodge Touring.
1922 Seldom Truck.
Open Evenings.
TELEPHONE
NJ. 4lz3.
NO
FINANCE
CHARGES.
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Ford Tudor sedan. 1926.
Latest model out: can't tell from new;
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
TREMENDOUS
REDTCTIO\S!,

Convenient terms and Recommendations on
all ears; many of them newly painted: we're
alwavs open.
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 EYE ST. NE. FIR. 1906 OR FIR. ,s3:6.
1SA
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1920 Hupp Roadster.
sands nfF' Of ss fpesaa s9 sft GH car si!5 5s WY %sl
walk:
1924 Olds Sedan.
A dandy nice little closed six cylinder au-
tonlobile. clean as a whistle; inside and out.
year The tenders are clear no dinEs, dents.
Any way you take it, $3.50 is dirt cheap.
Small cash payment and take your time ON
1923 Jewett Touring.
hill The p shs "s Oh try ta pas c2e S
s guns. how wv she '" can pull: bargain at at S575
You can't buy a good Ford for that. Terms.
of course.
1922 Hupp Coupe.
Mr.. Busy Business Man. with one ear
leave the g"9d car ar., at HON, home and come to-
sons s1 if 'ss You don't sing " Vel Sti $50
cash, terms trade
1925 Iupp Straight s Sedan.
We have at last made another trade for
one, of these splendid valuesH Painted bat
apsoI'tey % aH nerfecs' e every e fender Clear as
bell-4 brand-new tires. good spare 4
snHssr' s.anse ox .Hs b.Ss4 yhsd
tometer. cap. Step in. and drive it for 25
miles and II VIII he al! over then. Terms
trade as You like it--rare of rarest. 8 .495.
Cadillac 7-pass. Touring.
yond belief and at Sa95. II won't be long
Terms il YOU desire.
1923 Dodge Sedan.
Dependable, lights starter. de,nountable
steel wheels. plush upholstery. high hood.
high top. Very. very. very low price. 1895.
Cash or terms
1926 Chrysler Coupe.
Doctor. lawyer merchant, chief here's a
splendid chance to own one of Walters best
creations. and it's beauty. Just like new
Try to beat it at S615. It's So. Cash or
terms.
:STERRETT & FLEMING. lrc.
Home Of Certified
Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain St. at Kalorama.
Columbia $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays
SIS CASH
49,. OR LESS
will hold Your automobile
Pay a visit to our salesroom at
yohr earliest convenience and
make your comparison.
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Cadillac Touring. Model 81.
New tires. paint. upholstery like new;
mechanically AL. Real bargain. $795.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

Elcar touring. 1924.
Just ovcrhauled new tires looks very
good. Guaranteed to be in perfect con
ditiOn $3.50.
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VROLET rot RING. 1924: front ana
bumpers. motometer : good cord tires
s good: bargain for $3.50: terms. Call
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FORDS & CHENROLETS.
II Months to Pay.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC,
Conveniently Located.
1333-1337 14th' St. NV.
Main $3.50.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1928: in perfect
condition. looks like new: used demon
strator fully equipped. Call Mr.. Thomas.
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SAVE MONEY
ON
CHEEROLETS AND FORDS
AT
2525 SHERMAN AVE. NV.

AT
2525 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
Easy Terms.
TOURING. 122a17
ATOR. BUMPER: GOOD CAR
COUPE 1a2s-SEw
SREENx SSREEfxc DUf3; DU3GG; ut TMoTRMeEEPERR R4eEPER
VIPER, coon TIRES. ...., $4,000
SEDAN, 1aas-oR1GI-
HtAIol. NAL PAINTi PRE,r II SoW GooD CON soon 90
coXyERRis. hr9PEk. FARkfNd
LIGHT; MOTOR OvERHAULED. 81 so 90
FORD -RoADsTER. le25-Goop
TIREss TIRES, AMP 3 pNvc NEW PANT ANT LOCK COM oo
FORD ROADSTER. 19ao-BALLooN
TIRES. GOOD PAINT. LOCK
hEEL -. 2-SU.VO
FoED 4-pooR sEpAN. IN EXCEL 10
Call Adams 600 or Main $50.
2525 Sherman Ave. and 1918
Conn. Ave.
Barry d,c Motor Co, Inc.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

Chevrolet coupe. 1924.
Newly painted and overhauled: looks AMI
runs like new car: $500.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. in very good
shape: sacrifice. 500. American Lunch.
1909 l. ct. NV. ~.
FORD TON TRUCK. 1925 closed cab. open
body: guaranteed: $500. Parkway. 81 10 VI
at. NV: Omen evenings and Sundays.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. panel body; self
starter excellent condition: price. SloO:
$50 cash Sl5 monthly. Washington Motor
Exchange. 2O22 14th st. North 6619 =.
FORD TRUCK. pickup body: orand:new
owner sick will sell for $416: cost S476.
Cleveland 1895. 5000 Rittenhouse st. 20.
TON TRUCK CHAssIs-Choice of 3; S75
up. Triangle Motor Co. = y. Y. ave nv
DODGE, =. paneled delivery trucks. National
City Dairy Co.. Center Market: 10.
FORD TRUCKS. l-t0n express bodies;
good running condition: tires fair: S75 each
Williams Motor Co. 617 New York ave.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

IS Others
Clean, we'll kept. reconditioned.
rehnished and ready to go.
WALLACE.
NASH DISTRIBUTOR.
1909 l. St. :.
WHERE l. ST. CROSSES CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

Durant sedan. 1924.
Looks good and runs good: S3e5.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PEERLESS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
EXCEPTIONAL.
VALUES.
PEERLESS.
1926 Peerless y roadster. 81 $50
1927 New Big 8 Stude-

1926 Peerless y roadster $3.50
1927 New Big 6 Stude-
baker touring,
Sheriff model. -. | .5o5
1926 Essex coach. $50
1926 Peerless coupe, six. 1,7o5
1926 Peerless sedan. $50,
dem. ............. l,ooO
1928 Peerless coupe, six. l.27O
1925 Peerless sedan, big 8. 1850
1925 Oakland coach. .... $50
1925 Dodge sedan de luxe 795
1925 Dodge special tour... $50
1925 Studebaker special q
sedan. 'oo5
1925 Buick master broug.. 1850
1925 Buick master coach. 1000
1924 Hudson coach ...... 505
1924 Dodge sedan. n.... $50
1924 Peerless 7-pass. tour. SIS
1924 Ford sedan. 4 door. lo5
1924 Huprnobile SPIT. tour. sos
1924 Peerless coupe, 8 cyl. 1.l5O
1924 Ford touring. IS
1924 Chevrolet touring. 0o
Ford coupe. .......... ZoO
Stephens sedan. ....... $50
Stephens coach. 49,. 595
Stutz sport touring. 49,. $50
EIupmobile 4-pass. coupe. 275.
>tudebaker 7-pass. touring. 2o9
Evening star., 1926-10-15

Studebaker big six. seven-pass.
touring car. 1924 model.
just overhauled and repainted: good tires:
everything in perfect order. 5000.