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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28

BIZ United Press
The world, busy with it's affairs.
is taking time to explore the
mystery of another planet.
No concrete results have been an
nounced yet. but there was a general
feeling of expectancy 1t has been
explained, moreover, that a mo-
mentous discovery may be made. but
will not become apparent perhaps
for weeks. until calculations have
been made and measurements
verified.
In England. great interest was
aroused by efforts to communicate
with Mars by radio, and to listen
in for possible signals from that
planet. London observatories were
handicapped by clouds, but were
able to study the surface and the
snow cap to some extent.
At the Yerkes observatory in Wis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28
DECLARES ADAMS
UNDER PRESSURE
TO HELP WATSON
Campaign Chief for Defeated
Candidate Expresses
View.

"If Claris Adams speaks for Sen
ator James E. Watson at Rushville,
Friday night, it will be because the
Watson forces have taken advantage
of his position as the defeated candi-
date in the primary"
That was the comment today OF
Bert Morgan, manager of Adams
campaign against Watson in the
senatorial primary.
'I know that Mr.. Adams has no
desire to speak for Watson; in fact,
he has lodged efforts of the Watson
supporters for some time" Morgan
continued.
Previously Sought
ct know they had hoped to have
Mr.. Adams speak at Bedford last
week, but am practically sure that
he did not fill the date"
Republican State headquarters an
nounced that Adams would speak at
Rushville Friday night under
auspices of the G. o. p. speakers
bureau.
Adams now is legal counsel for a
national association of insurance
men with headquarters in St. Louis.
Attacked Watson
During his race against Watson
last spring, Adams waged an Of.
fensive campaign, drawing attention
to the record of sterile statesman.
ship" Of Watson, his career as a
lobbyist, his weakness as a can.
didate, insincerity as an opponent
Of the World Court, and said Wat
son was reported to have declared
1.-The farmer will be satisfied with a
bag of peanuts"
Supported nearly altogether by
persons who were opposed to Senator
Watson, Adams scored $4,000 votes
in his race against the Senior
Senator.
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Jury TURNS TO
AFFAIRS OF CITY
Continued From Page u

excused McCord and told him to wait
in the witness room.
Moore was before the jury for
three.quarters of an hour before that
body adjourned for lunch.
Others Wait
Others subpoenaed, who waited in
the witness room during the morn
ing, were William Rusie, city fire
man; John Taylor, constable, VINO
has been awaiting a summons inro
the sanctum for more than two
days; N. A. Russell, former con-
stable, and Walter Weekly Of Holton.
Ripley County. -
while Moore was being questioned,
William II. Sheaffer, grand jury
deputy, came out of the jury room
with a piece Of paper, said to have
had a Ku-Klux Khan letterhead, and
conversed with McCord.
Weekly, during the noon recess,
told Niblack that he had some i'm
portant letters and papers at home,
but that he had not brought them to
Indianapolis with him. 1t was not
known whether or not he would be
sent back after the papers.
A subpoena was issued for Lieut..
F. r. Knachel, attorney and CON-
mandant of the Naval Reserve Corps
here. Knachel, it is understood, was
80 ~ h4 AAfoa ~ +h1 rnrAnrf or.
of the State Supreme Court for some
time, up to about 1924.
Haralas Case
Henninger's appearance before the
jury suggested the possibility that
the grand jury is investigating State
pardon board affairs.
1t was Henninger who secured a
parole for Nicholas Harakas, son Of
Michael Harakas, who owns a res
taurant at 306 Indiana Ave, and
stood by the boy after he later was
returned to Indiana State Prison,
where he is serving a ten year term
for robbery.
Harakas now is in the same chair
factory in which d. c. Stephenson
was a workman until his corruption
charges started to emanate from
the prison. Stephenson then was
removed from the chair factory. He
is in solitary confinement.
The youth originally was SEN
fenced to the Indiana State Farm
for a theft, seven years ago. He
then escaped, was captured, and was
sentenced to the Indiana State Re-
| formatory, then at Jeffersonville.
Harakas was one of several prison
ers who about two years later made
a break for liberty, in which a guard
was killed and another guard beaten
and robbed. He, however, escaped
murder indictment, and was given
the ten year robbery term.
Then. through the recommends
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28
MAY FIGHT EXTRACTION
Four Bank Robbery Suspects Held
at Atlanta Apparently Balk.

The three men and woman being
held in Atlanta, Ca, in connection
with the robbery of the Kentucky
Ave. branch of the Union Trust Com
pany have hired a lawyer and will
make a fight to keep from returning
to this city. as telegram received
from Inspector Morley, who with
Detectives Shulz and Brumfield and,
Captain Louis Johnson. went to thar
city Tuesday night, said.
The four have been identified as
those wanted here and have been
indicted along with Jesse Stephens
and Miss Grace Ford. who are being
held here. Those held in Atlanta
are thought to be Jean Price. Earl
Voorhis, Paul Vernon and Miss Ina
King.
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RESERVE SCOUT SECTION
Many TO Attend LOmbard-Butler
Football Game Saturday.

An entire section at Irwin field has
been reserved for Boy Scouts at the
Lombard-Butler University football
game Saturday. Scouts from Indian
apolis, Muncie, Anderson, Terre
Haute and other neighboring cities
will be on hand.
Before the game, the scouts will
parade around the field headed by
the Indianapolis Boy Scout drum and
bugle corps, directed by f. o. Belzer.
scout executive, and led by Whit
Burres Of Troop 81.
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haps imagined. An
eminent physician. ex-
pert in this science.
has shown the way.
=: was he who first
produced the great
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Friend " Mrs. C. +
Hartman. Scranton
Pa. says.
With my first two
children ! had a doc.
tor and a nurse, bat
with my last two
children | used
Mothers Friend anr
had only a nurse. we
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28

ITdu TO IIIHt, 20 Eeg a uOCJOr DcCaIse /
WASH very stck-|only about ten or fifteen
mothers and grandmothers did. Don't wait
SAT- saiG b today: and meanwhile write to Brad
hf od ksgula.t,9r Co. BA 40. Atlanta. Ga.
formation every expectant mother shouId
nave. Mothers Friend" is sold by ali
orug stores-everywhere.- Advertisement.
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AUTOS CRASH ON BRIDGE

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-Five
persons we're seriously injured in
the collision of three automobiles on
the Delaware River bridge early to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28

AS big as small lemon, the shell
of the Babassu nut, found in, South
America, is so tough that special
machinery is needed to crack it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28

market, hens selling for 40 cents a
pound; springers, 40 and As cents n
pound; ducks. so cents a pound;
squads IS cents each, and eggs, 40
cents a dozen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-28
If YOUR STOMACH KEEPS
YOU IN MISERY, DON'T
GIVE UP HOPE OF RE-
LIEF; READ THIS!

Fred R. Smith, Well-Known
Undertaken of Indianap-
oils, Ind, Says His Life
Was Unbearable. Moth
ing Brought Relief Until
He Tried Todd's Tonic.
Now Enjoys Food and
Feels Younger.
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Childbirth
Here Is wonderful message to all
eXpectant mOthers!

When the Little One arrives, YOU can
nave that moment more free from suffer-
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Armitage Questioned

The grand jury, Armitage and the
prosecuting staff appeared before
Collins, and Prosecutor Remy said
Armitage would not answer ques-
ton asked on the ground it was his
constitutional right to refuse.
Judge Collins ruled that Armitage
should answer the question and that
it would not incriminate him unless
he should give false testimony, which
would be considered perjury.
Thomas Taggart, former mayor
and United States Senator and Dem
ocratic leader; r. Earl Peters. State
Democratic chairman, and Charles
Greathouse, Democratic national
committeeman, testified Wednesday
morning.
Richard Baker, Philadelphia, Pa,
said to have been associated with
Stephenson in organization work,
also testified. Until recently he
lived in this city and worked for the
same, company that employed Miss
Mildred Meade, former confidante of
Stephenson.
She disappeared recently when the
grand jury quiz opened and did not
reappear for two weeks.
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ton of the Rev. Mr.. Henninger, the
sentence was reduced to make Hara-
kas eligible to parole or pardon in
five years..
Two Paroles
Suddenly, late this summer, Hara-
kas appeared in Indianapolis and it
was explained by Governor Jack
son that he had given the youth a
thirty-day parole. When this ex-
pired, it was extended for thirty
days. Harakas' father said the Gov
ernor planned to keep extending the
parole until Jan. 1, when Nick could
be set free permanently.
On Friday, Oct. /, however, guards
took Harakas back to prison and c.
c. York and John c. CLANCY, Sulli-
van, other pardon board members
explained that they had urged the
Governor to revoke the parole. since
they felt that the board had been
victimized.
At the time of Harakas' return to
prison Henninger told how the boy
had left $40 in his home suggesting
that the money be used for church
work. Henninger said he returned
the money.
Because of bad cold Judge James
A. Collins was absent. from his
bench in Criminal Court, but he an
nounced that he would name At
torney Charles Wiltsie as judge pro
tenn, to act in his absence.
AS judge pro tenn, Wiltsie would
receive any grand jury report or in
dictments.
Collins came to the courthouse
this morning, but announced he was
returning to his home at once on
his physicians orders. He said he
had cancelled all campaign speeches
and probably would not be able to
resume his duties for several days.
Leslie Called
Harry G.. Leslie, speaker OF the
House OF Representatives Of the
last Legislature, was expected to
testify before the probe body today.
1t is understood that Leslie has a
copy of a letter supposedly written
by Stephenson in prison.
Charles r. York, of the State
board of pardons, also was to
testify.
William Boyce Jr. was the last
witness before the grand jury
Wednesday afternoon.
While he was being questioned at
the opening Of Wednesday after
Moons session of the grand jury,
William II. Armitage, city hall po-
litical mentor during Mayor Shank's
administration, refused to answer
questions of the grand jury on the
grounds that the question would in
criminate him.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON

UA,s ,s nE Story OF TIE SWISS
FAMILY RoeMSON- TIE FAMILY
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WIFE AND FOUR SONS-MG
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SON FRITZ Is FOuRvEEN-
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ANO 70 REPAIR MS FORTUNES NE
OEESiM,NED 70 BECOME A SETTLER
IN NEW ZEALAND - WITH a STOCK OF
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PERSONAL BELONGINGS THE FAMILY
EMBARKED FOR TIE DISTANT COLONY
Ills OUR Story OPENS THEY HAVE
BEEN UPON The SEA FOR MANY
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Gentleman's diamond ring,
guaranteed absolutely perfect,
weighs 6 carats and X; very
fine color and a beautiful gem,
full of brilliancy. This diamond
belongs to private party from
Florida and he paid $500. In
need of ready cash, will sacrifice
it for. 81 $50
Lady's solid platinum dia-
mond flexible bracelet, set with
90 large blue-white diamonds.
You must see this to appreciate
this big bargain. $425
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring, set with Fl very fine blue
white diamonds; every diamond
a gem, and II elneralds. Party
in need of cash will sacrifice
Gentleman's diamond ring,
guaranteed absolutely blue
white; finest cut, weighs a carat
and o3-1OO, or 2 carats less 7
points; set in the latest style
white gold mounting. One of
the biggest bargains ever offer
ed $40
Lady's solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring, weighs l carat
and a less 3 points; a beautiful
gem. full of life and brilliancy !;
set in the latest style white gold
mounting inserted with sap
'phires. Party in need of ready
cash will sacrifice for. .S285
A WRITTEN GUARANTEE
WITH ALL OUR
DIAMONDS.
FISCHER'S,
o18 F ST. NORTHWEST.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

PIANo-Playey, sS;note; 35 music rolls;
deyery iTe yor TERMS FERNS - Phone Main % %sa5a u 1a.e
ddss i s. sod tor .as msSossmy aa
ssoS saS6 Phone Main TSi 7S55 retail 'Or eyer
P ANo-Army Az, Officer received transfer or
!SHs SSsS WoSd na sssb
Tsiishs stis 6se nsfson' Address Major. Box s:@
PIANO. Amplco, Marshall & Wendell: will
sell at about ne:.half of original cost: in
PooIe SIS IN Ne% perss. Yo4k e"d'on sTe See Mr.
home on our free exchange plan: fine re-
built ss PLAYERS at Sis and and qp: terms @ as Low low
PIANO. baby grand; will sell beautiful ma
hogany baby grand. fine tone. perfect ,condi-
month. See Mr. Poole e35 New Y York h ave. We.
PIANO. exceptional bargain on, baby grand
plan piano; credit manager an will sell practically
hnr 1aas Adress Hs BOX %
Star office.
PIANO--Party leaving town will transfer
equity equity in payer-pian to responsible, party
mo. Address Box 422-D. star office
PIANOS. Bradbury Knaoe grand and up
right, and sdeboard for sale at Security
Storage Co. 1140 18th ct. NV.
GHASTsi 9assS iod "Ge'Hs il, me- eeF0n'a' and ferns
PORTlERES. green tapestry. So: gil heater.
l3O3 Md: ave: ne
REFRIGERAToRs-1,New and secondhand.
SPECIAL DIAMOND
BARGAINS.
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S75: and several other cheap touring cars
terms. Edison & CO.. West 81. PHO I. st.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
rs.
ANTS. BEDBUGs, ROACHEs. moths. neas.
rats exterminated; guaranteed Am. Disinfect-
ant Co. 61o Dist. Nat Blk. Bldg. NJ. e47s.
trTo CLASS lSsTAtLED AZ; phiIe you xsl,;
p02 11th St NV. Main 5513.
1To PAETs N1Kma rATD n. ys. bed,
Es Es fs:ss sssl r.;:: Z: e.
AUTO PARTS NIck,EL PLATIjD!:: brass beds
gsg7nf gss7 1 Gr0mHt NM S"ST,Gs Tas ad7 ne Plating Co.,
pillows reno hest mi prcI' and nroS;pt as1 sd
6OnERs AND FURNACES repaired and
CLEANED sTste: Installed Coleosn os. Graf. at.
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tet tH'tnfaTS. et, NV Phone = es7t,J no1!: %
cARPENIrE.RM,,An g. kinds job and repair
experience Frank. sa24 any time. is:
CARPENTER -BU1LDER--Johbing remodel.
s9s eersssTlnsE rss sh painting 81, nn film1te.
CARPENTER AND JoBBER-Metal weather
TayIor TsSGpr"s s.. nv Adams .5si:w. w'l 81: Jos
CARPENTER house building and repairing:
partitions. Ray f. Roberts. Frank. 5163-w.
CARS REFINIsHED in a vide selection of
e use. Cars yaFnished: 70 hours 50 70
1857 L st NV Phone Frank ss4l
CHAIR CANEING. upholsterng p5rca ro:k.
e. spIliontssd int c armstrong Franklin 74ss.
CONTRACTOR BUILDER - Estimates fur
etc Address Box 63.E. Star once. 81
Price Price -rea:enahle Phone after 4:ao I'm.
ELEcTRIcAIL REErAIR,NG; m0,Yrs, srms,
81 sial1sts n. Ha,fa Nam ssso S"a'aFe "0IN' 00a
TLooRs-Refnishcd. waxed and poll ished hy
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FURNITURE I,PHoLsTERED. rep,a, slip;
m,ds Est T s,h =,
HEATING AND PLUMBING-Efhcient and
Economical heating system installed; expert
Attention given your plumhlnE NEEDS. Maln
s5cc Southern Heating Co, 119 9Th W.
49,
EEYs-Dupncate Keys IS ceaIs made while
you wait. Turner & Clark. new, address
1891 II New York ave, NV Frans: 3005.
PAPERING AND PAINT NC--Snecial prices
3oY this week only; average size room
ecraped. sized. pointed and rapered with
polychrome paper: $500; washable paper
$1,000: also painting and plasterinE at low
prices: We Use Dutch Boy lead ana pure
Gneeed oil. mixing paints on premises sc
Ingredients can be seen. All paperhaneine
guaranteed in writing years. This Is
local concern and We employ local men only.
Terms If YOU desire: as long as lS months
rating Co. Inc. sii-sl7 9th st. NV. Main
2236. Open evenings.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING - Plas-
tering window shades. floor finishing. We
carry the finest line OF wall papers IN the
ritv Phone us and we will call with sam
pies: special prices this week: estimates Tree:
all work guaranteed wear To pay IL " Is
decorating. We 10 IL Interior aud exterior.
Adams "a 50. American Decorating Co.
PAPERHANGING AND PAlNTING--Rooms
scrsped pointed M and papered with poly
chrome raper SQ15 We guarantee our
work In writing and furnish recommenda-
tione Dependable Decorating Co. oSa 9th
ST. NV. Main 32s2. evenings, Fr. 4141J.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FpRNITURE-After YOU have tried all the
other dealers and can't get decent price
for for, your ssscss call Franklin s9al and we
furniture and household goods: We handle
more goo'is than any other dealer in this
section so afford to nav more for them
Evening star., 1926-10-19

GERMAN FAMILY OF CULTURE Is
sought TO give partial board or board and
room to American gentleman desiring to
practice German conversation. Address Box
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FORD COUPES. 1925 choice of .: these
cars have been used about " months and
very low. Edison & Co.. West 81. 211O l.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CADILLAC s-CYLINDER TOURING: good
mechanical condition. Price. 500: S35 cash
$50 monthly. Washington Motor Exchange,
300, 4th st. NV
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BUICK USED CARS.
GUARANTEED IN WRITING.

GUARANTEED IN WRITING.
BUICK
90 2 Door Sedan.
"a Brougham (6-pass.)
% 4-pass. Coupe.
"a 7pass. Sedan.
'23 5-pass. Sedan.
2" Sport Roadster
"a Coupe
"a Touring.
C-H-R-Y-s-LE-R
'o6 2-pass. Coupe.
0rouSna DODGE
90 Special Touring.
'25 Special Touring.
20 Special Sedan.
23 Touring.
49, H.U-P-Mo-BIEE
"a Club Sedan
% 4pass. Coupe.
HUDSON
20 5-pass. Sedan.
,e7 pl.yboy idsneasi4sior,. 5IoiainiA;S
"a Blueboy.
'22 5-pass. Sedan.
GARLAND
'23 5-pass. Sedan
O.L-D.s-M-o-B-I.LE
,SS6 De Luxe Sedan.
"a Sedan
~ sPECIAL-CHoICE.
Isss-Willys-Kmisht sedan.
I925-Peerless f4-pass. phaeton).
1924-Studebaker sedan t5-passb
Willys-Knisht touring.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FORD 1924 SEDAN: good tires new bat
terry: runs good and looks like $3.50. hut you
will be interested when you know our price.
Holland Motor Co. Inc. 1919 18th ct. (het.
X and II. Open Sundays and evenings. Po-
tnp,
Evening star., 1926-10-19

ACCOMPANIST HAS FEW SPARE HOURS
TO devote to dancing teachers or vocal stu
dents Call Adama SoR3-I
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
Evening star., 1926-10-19

GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
3ewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Selirger's S1S F At
Evening star., 1926-10-19

ture: speciality IN antiques and ONCE fur
nture. Main $3.50. 639 La. ave. W.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FURNITURE. complete. for bedrooms:
mention nieCos and lowest cash price. Mr..
White. sos ,2nd St NV
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CLOTHING tmen's cast-off) )--Convert them
Into cash. We pay the best prices. Our car
will call. Main 4145. Jusths Old Stand
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FURNITURE wanted. at auction or othrr
goods stored shannon. caidwsiii & Co. inc. Inc.
S04 10th NV Phone NJ a272
Evening star., 1926-10-19

LADY WOULD SHARE HER BEAUTIFUL
home and board few refined people. Phone
Potomac 47Oa-J
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAINTING-Practical exterior and interior
house painting and paperhanging: reason.
able rates: references from satisfied GUS
toners. R; Moran Co.. 3014 Ga. ave- NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Rooms
scraped. pointed up and papered. $40. We
carry the finest line of wall paper: visit our
showroom or call us: We Will call with sam.
Decorating Co., 1916 eth st. NV. Pot. 553S.
Omen evenings
Evening star., 1926-10-19

NASH 2-DOOR SEDAN advanced six late
1925: mechanically perfect: looks like new:
will sacrifice for 81 .1S5. Apt. 8. 1924 18th
st. n w. after 3 30 o0s
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FORD TOURING. 1925: Rajah 16-valvs
head. balloon tires special racing carburetor.
Atwater Ktnt ignition, special springs: many
other extras: very fast and powerful: in
splendid condition: at very low price: easy
terms. Lincoln SalesroOm. 1882 Conn. ave.
Main oO2O
Evening star., 1926-10-19

IF YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE IN
either professional or amateur acting. it will
he to your advantage to address Box 367 E..
Star office 20s
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FURNITURE for 1o-room mousse Phone
Frankln a533 from 81 to g pm. C1".
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CLOTHING-WIl call in my, unlettereq au-
tomobile. city or suburbs and pay you high
est prices for ladies'. eentlemen's. children S
discarded clothing Of all dee;scrintions =, Ad
1892 1th st wv North 1850
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FORD TOURING. 1925: good as new: price
low. TOrrey Motor Co.. West 81. clio /. 8. .
FORD TOURING. 1873: good condition:
starter and rims p ice. SS5: S25 cash. bal
ance monthly. Ws shingtOn Motor Exchange.
2Oo2 14th at NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELAWARE: Delaware corporations formed.
Acts as resident agent. Washington Office.
202 Union Trust BLDG. Main 2S01.
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FORD TUDOR, late "a; tires good as new
motor and upholstery perfect: S1S5: terms
Edison & Co. West 81. 211O l. st. NV.
FORD ROADSTER. 1928 straight tires
sacrifice. S225; terms. Edison & Co.. West
81 o1 10 I, ST NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

needed for runmage sale: also curtains. bed
ding. dishes. draperies rugs. etc. Will pay
cash. Phone Mr.. winEer FIR. 6+16-,I
BOOKS BOUGHT - Large or small lots.
Bring them in" or phone Frank. 5416.
Big Book Shop 933 G NV. Est. 1907.
CAMERAS. tools of every kind. field glasses.
shotguns; anything you have to sell. Groce's,
11th and E NV. Phone Frank 2:23.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

CHEVROLET TOURING, 1928: good run
ming order; S55 cash. Apply 1914 Eye st..
n
Evening star., 1926-10-19

OLDSMOBTLE TOURING. 1923: in good
condition: can be bought for 81 SO. Terme
$50 80 cash and S3.6S a week. Car can
i've seen at 200 G. st. NV, or phone Adams
Evening star., 1926-10-19

OLDSM0BILE TOURING; a good running
Terms. Northeast Motor Co.. 92O Bladens-
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CASH Observation-Disclosures and store
fixtures of every description. Edgar Baum.
903 = st. NV. Phone Fr. 9744.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FORD 1924 ROADsTER paint and tires
good; good mechanical condition: $3.50
down and 50 "a per week. Ourisman Chew
rolet Sales Co. 625 II st. ne. Open evenings
Evening star., 1926-10-19

AT, smniBs KpATnEs otns ness
ant Co, 610 Dist Nat. Blk. Bldg NJ. 647S.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FORDOR SEDAN. 1926; same new. driven
less than ! 500 miles: price very low: terms.
Edison & Co. West 81. 2110 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and men $
worn clothing. Call Pot. 2O25-W
HoUsEHOLD. office and antique furniture
highest cash prices paid. l.. S. Weinsarten.
4l6 10th NV. Call NJ. ao76. - 3as
Evening star., 1926-10-19

prse soSo easy spnGts1sas a9S Bar.rsr,
Motor Co., 63b Mass. ave. NV. Main 900l.
See Mr.. Moore Omen evenings and SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1925: bal
loon tires. DucO paint; only 5000 miles a
frst-class car at a most reasonable figure
Holland Motor Co. Inc. 1919 nth st. (bct.
and II. Open Sundays and evenings. Po-
Evening star., 1926-10-19

FORD TOURING almost new: balloon equip
ped lady owner will demonstrate. Address
R0v Cfar nff1