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1905 P. M.-wCCo (41e.D-orchestra-
WIP (50S.2l Organ.
1910 r. M.-KGo 1861 .2)-String quar-
1915 p. M,-woR t4O5 .2l-orchestra.
10 80 r. MYTHS (374 .Sl-Dance mu-
sic WIT (+0Oj-Dance. wJR (5l7)
Testers. WOAW (526)-Orchestra.
1916 +. M.@WsB t43s 3)-Red Head
IL 90 p. M.-KPRC (296.el-yirginIans
Old-time Kidding. WANG (s15:6) =
Dance WEBB 1902 D-orchestra
ffe features WE AA 3475 sf@orchestTa
WLIB 1902 .S1-Dance: popular pro
gram WMCA (341 )-Entertainers. Voc
3.6D-Orchestra Jack Little. WOO
Ills r. M.EKoX (3s24 - Orchestra
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SUNDAY. APRIL 4

SUNDAY. APRIL
7;45 A. M.-wJJD ts7o.R - Catholic
Q :4 sery 4: eMs.-wJJD ta7o.2) - Protestant
N saSrVMSfe 3wHAs 1900. s)-services. choir
WV I92RSY91W 15s5.4 1@d,hurch services
ie M.@WHT (4oo)-sacred concert vo-
~ e go a 2. %S.@wBBM t2se> - Classical
80 50f 2. %Mi.-wHT t4Oo)-Asrial Girls,
"a Faq MSIR reWRfffBso5' t2ee)-concert.
2:4H P. M..wHT i4Oo)-services. con-
s. feri M ore8si}lfD5, 5s3o2,1AudI.orium con,
! P p. i%Si.- WEE G'55$6i-Fopuiar studio
$50 BD0f r. aMM.-wHAs 9.s)-chOral serv-
ssc S$Ssssisls VIZ @s NsAP
wB SSESe 92S S s9g5R King ststIc's cont
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CRIB SEGBfA%ESs5 p AYSa,ff$aSpaasT Drcs4s%
p MiMSS WIT I4oo}@Sour Hour Hour
L tfsFfse's symptom rn5 S@rae' also WAR wE1
VICES, i250l-Bible school. w LdB
32240 9}-Vespers. WOO l50s .2)-or-
gan. WsB t42s 3)-7Jenkins family.
SO e''G ?. M.@wCAP t4es5) - Chamber
: 10 %usI Is M-wBAL t24e) - Concert.
WCAE (46l.31 -Orchestra. WHIT (400)
Young Peoples Council, vcspers.
g p. M.-wBZ (233.3l-"The Dancing
WEAF l<p1 81 --Chsmher musicale.
also WAR. WIFI. wl1NE t2egl--5ihls
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BE LEGISLATOR

Howard L. Robertson, $3.50 T. New
York ST., today announced his
candidacy for Marion County state
Representative on the Democratic
ticket. lie has lived in Indianapolis
for twenty-five years, is a graduata
Of Moores' Hin College, and a pas y
master Of Center Lodge No. %, T..
& A. NJ, and the Sahara Grotto. lie
Is engaged in the insurance business.
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Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef-Nstive steers 500 to 500 lbs.
l7@19c: fores under Carcass. 2c kinds
over carcass &C. native heifers 800 e
$50 lbs, II y @19c: fores under carcass
q Fl 9ya5 cafeass g ,drs. DGs,
carcass 1c: hinds over carcass &c Pork
Dressed hogs. 140 to 200 lbs. 20A d
1871 a 20&sc: fresh tepderloins Sec. Yea
-Carcasses. 70 to 200 lbs. 20 II a 24c
kinds and saddles oyer carcass. &c.: flores
Is ss,' to 20 iibfs lbs. SIC.
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Silent Today

Central-KFDM, KSD. xxx,
WCBD, WGBF, WMB, WHO,
KFUO, Veal. WEMC, West,
WHAD. WSOE.
Eastern-WCAU, WEBB, WHAM,
WIN, WILT. WWJ, WGR,
WICK, WOO, VIDAL.
Far West-CFAC, XIX, KOAC,
KWSC.
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The Times Sworn Statement
MADE UNDER THE POSTAL LAW.

POSTAL
Of the Ownership NaTssemn cTGgHST s r incurred b Sy N;
Indianapolis Indiana for April l. 1926 state OF
Indiana, County of Marion
Mayborn having
Ownership Management and Cir
Regulations printed the reverse this FORM towi
publisher editor, managing
editor and business manager
PUBLISHER Publishing
H422O Maryland Street Indianapolis, Ind.
EDIT oN Seville Apis 1Ci n ST., Indianapolis '4'''
MANAGING
Kenwood Ave, indianapolis, Ind
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That the scr2ps Company, Hamilton
Hamilton Ohio; Howard
L. Sdo Cleveland Ohio; The
Cincinnati 0 Ohio w HSwSi3s Hsw H9rk CITY, N X H. d.
the
holding OF total amount Of bonds mort
fiaute, Indiana.
above.
holders
the ockhoider
relation the Of the person corporation for whom such trustee
which stockholders security holders
psc q GSe than that bona ads onsT sS h 1p an @
to believe that other association corporation
by him
average number pubica-
scrlbes preceding the date
= 54,676
Sworn and subscribed before this is day o. April 1924
commi
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Chicago Stocks
Commission Row
Prices to Retailers
Zwrska


AgD a2sa %nssaD 49Bq%1q Bssks
So q. Baldwin; 40-pound basket;
SSrnSes G %assaD b 4OgBSHnf Iisass
3 5sssS9ad bSs aSsa a6d ss g
BB Sz NiSSs Sss2 box SS4 $s!35 sss7msH
sSs33HsStf$a5]afs g
of fn8asa eslifoTnis 04 naveis, $3.50 a
Pineapples-Cuban, CRIT. ST as.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ot. 65c.
Vegetables
Artichokes-Fcy. California. 1925 q
a asgsB fggsns@sg 80 SEt s46o@0
Beets-H G. 6u. ST rs: Southern ou..
Brussels Sprouts - Fey California
G6a5base@Danish 4c h.: for Texas.
tsr 1o H, bu.. $3.50: Texas bu..
c5sG1i1nower-Colorado. 81 crt
e ceis1g6aas03aaa- r.. r dos. s. @5.a5.
Gs sFEIcmFcy Gafifor qGz BE Sc lib
fksssifk5csTT e; 81 f fseSsrs crs s4a
Mangoes-Florida. trunk. $4,000.
Hushrooms - Fey 3-pouno basket.
onGions-spanish halt case, $3.50 I
red and yeliGPw 1oo d@N so bag 10
Onion Sets - White. 81 bag: red and
Se65V Oyster e2 Piant--H. G.. 6O@60c doz
Parsley-Fcy H. G.. doz.. 60c
Parsnips-S2 bu s.eo
Potatoes-Michigan white. S15O-lb. sack
S725 Idaho Per eSyt F 90 e o Tri
Kadishes-azMiss1ssippi 20 a SOC doz: b
u R 2SSfuni G. doz.. punches, 65 a
eoc: Caiifronia. .4O-pognd box. 81 %;
Sassafrass-DoZ... punches. 3bc
Spinach-Texas bu.. 81 al
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey. bu.. So "a 800:
Nancy Hall. hmp. 81 30.
Tomat0es-Crt six -basket. So as. 50
Turnips-New b. G.. blu. S1.5O q 1.75;
new Texas crt..e ST.
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NO DRIVING FOR YEAR

With the decree that Domino Gil
osko, IS, of 131 n. Noble ST., shall
not drive a truck for a year, Crimi-
nal Judge James A. Collins today
suspended a six-months sentence of
Giosko on the Indiana State Farm.
His truck is said to have injured
Steve Jackson, 622 Ogden ST. Res
titution was made, the court Mas in
formed.
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test" remarked the Rev. Allison.
And not mere formality such as
the Easter Monday egg rolling on
the White House grounds at Wash
ington."
Numbers of hard boiled" owners
filled their Easter baskets with the
bright colored trophies.
Lets make. this egg rolling an
annual affair" proposed many who
attended.
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Dozens OF Irvington children
brought hard boiled eggs to the bat
tie of eggs" this afternoon in Jane
son Park.
An enthusiastic sponsor Of the
event was the Rev. G.. w. Allison,
Irvington Presbyterian Church pas
tor. The contestants were all under
Ia. The fun was fast and furious.
This was real egG-rolling con
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Births


william E. and Clara G. Metzger. Indi-
ana Christian Hospital. -,
Dean o. and Violette G. Taggart. Indi-
William and Marie Kruse Indiana Chris
'i1 James s' E. and Mary L. Huffman, Indiana
Christian Hospital.
Linn W and Ida A. HUDSON lnu1dhd
John W. and Susella Faulk, 811 N. ILL
'' Harry Fry NJ. and Marietta Williams. III N.
STA Stanley ley and Rosie Gartin 1897 S. shep-
d Fred ed and Lorna Fair, 1910 Roosevelt
Ave. .,o ,ro..,,, O.
Sam and Johnnie B. Williams. 221s
~ r Robert ODE and Goldie Terhune, AIS E.
L Iin r and Ethel Hire. 1918 W. Yer
Richard and Josie Milburn. 1922 s.
Earl E: and Anna Belle Kiphart, ALA
Roland E. and Mary A. Pavey, 715 N.
= Amos and Pearl Lawson. 2127 w Nor
Richard and Mamie Thomas. city hos
pital.
=, Roy. H, and Sylvia Phegley, Indiana
Carl H. and Gladys G. Blatterman. In
diana Christian Hospital.
Edwin H, and Louise V. Luederman. In
diana Christian Hospital; &-oo
Thomas G. and Ida Mae Holman, 47o9
- joseph and Effie scampmorte, s415 Ell
Roy and Dolly Colglazier. Methodist Hos
Paul and Helen Cooper. Methodist Hos
pital
Achal T. and Alma M Bailey. $40 Har-
rison st.
Johnnie and Anna Lee Bledsoe. 914 E.
Twenty-First St.
Henry and lola Jones' 416 Albert St.
Leonard w. and Velma Boyer AL
Albert and ANNE Bowden. 1927 N Ru-
raj st.
ris St.
Thomas F. and Helen S. Biggs, S34
River Ave.
Ira G. and tdell Flood. s23 Garfield
Ave.
Ben and Mary Turner 1908 Cornell Ave.
Robert and Onetta Edwards city hos
pital
Jesse and Emma Webb city hospital
Harry and Dora Bennett, city hospital
Otto and Mary Kesser 1904 Everett ST.
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DAVIS JURY STILL OUT
Fate OF Ex-Governor and Son
Undecided.
1 Tnfted PfeSG

BIZ United Press
Topeka, Kans., April 3.-Jurors,
celebrating the verdict pending In
the trial Of former Governor iona
than M. Davis and his son, Russell
G.. Davis, charged with conspiring
to sell pardon to Fred Pollman, ex-
convict, were still balloting this
afternoon.
This jury has been out since s'45
p. nj, Friday.
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day was 1852. off Ii.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 3.-The short
session coming just after a. holiday
resulted in a. reduced volume of trad
ing. On the whole the market showed
a good tone and the selling move
ment in the early trading against
retail store stocks gained some head
way in those. stocks while the rest
of the list remained firm.
Publication of brokers loan figures
showing reduction of $113,750, 900 in
the week ending March "a was a
helpful factor. Short covering in
Ward Baking "B" caused a run up
in that stock In the late trading.
Reports of car loadings continued
to show large volume of freight
movement. The market closed irreg-
ular.
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01N new York, April 3.-Foreign ex
change closed irregular re
DEMAND sterling IN 81 6 8? lire up OF &c
Be sfitgGi 3.75c, up p' il: marks, assoc
Holland. 4O,0Sc. up ,Q1; Sweden. %6;Soc
Russia. 5 15c; Hong Kong, DO &c; Snahs
hal. 5212c Yokohama. Ace.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$50 p. M.-vKK1pKA 1902 ] >-azBand con
ner concert WBZ 1898 .31-Farm
flashes orchestra. WCAE 1851 81 =
6ansF WGH BFt @
tim sine orG %GY MJJb
1870 )-Instrumental hour, WOAW
d526l-kalico Kids: Hawaiian Trio
VITO (475 9)-Skinny and Gang: din
5:45 P. M.8woc t4ss, e)-Chimes. wPG
600 T. NINA (252l-POpular music.
markets; XIV (5354)-Dinner MUSIC;
1885. School Of the AIT" wEiAF
WIZ " 1886 ~ Orchestra. WEAR
1880 .4-Orchestra. WEIR (266)-
P Dinner .GG90 npcert WIFI I3g4;5 )-D sbSs
qqSalrtst. T Sy l5lH@seren sdeTs; VIZ
(447.5)-Organ: orchestra. WRC
(49S -o Or B tr3s aWRWMXa (2 aSSS3l
e:1O P; M.-WEEI 4s.e)@siade Spice
6:i5 sn p! SM-wcco t41e.4 - Orchestra.
.S %oAW (52 @Rc }Tds bv Con
$50 S6ei ?. nMSI.-woAE l4e1 81 - Sunshine
WFAA l475 9)-Orchestra WGHB
(266)-Giles w Quarles songs. WON
1902. S)-Dinner concert; old ,songe
WILT 1894. 5l---Copcert orchestra
WAX 1s}c W6G ,t W98 l69sS
man. woR 405. 2lSColiegians wSM
1852. sl--Bedtime story: orchestra.
vito (475. Announcements; Sun
day school.
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Calves are Higher

The calf market ruled steady to
so cents higher at the start. Fri
days close was strong and top price
of best vealers was $13. At the
opening this morning the top price
was steady with the previous close,
but the bulk of the sales were made
so cents higher at $3.50 to $1S. A
light run, estimated at 300. and
heavier demand was the cause of the
upturn.
The sheep and lamb market was
steady. Receipts were estimated at
200. Lambs were priced from $12 to
$3.50 and sheep were 81 to IS. No
choice spring lambs were offered.
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Sundays Best

Copvri0ht. 1895, bU Unfted Press
Central Standard Time Throughout
WEAF, hookup DC statons) S15
D. m.-Oratorio society Of New York,
Stoessel conducting.
WPG, Atlantic City 900 Nd, S:15
p. m.-Giovanni Martinelli, Metro
politan opera tenor. and orchestra
WEAF, hookup, CWEAF, WEEP,
WSAI, WCAE, WTAG. WZSH)-S
p. m.-Dr. S. Parks Cadman and the
Sunday mems conference.
KSD, St. Louis (545 M, IL a M
Easter pontifical mass from st.
Louis Cathedral.
WDAF', Kansas City $685. Nd 3
d. m.-Philharmonic orchestra.
WHIT. Chicago (S99.S Nd, II noon
Paul RAIDER evangelist
voc, Davenport (4S3.6 M. 10 p. m.
Palmer little symphony, Erwin
Swindel; Shurtleff College Glee Club.
KYW, Chicago 1854 M p. m.
Edison program.
KNOX. st. Louis ESQ., M, 9 p. M.
Popular entertainment, Skouras
Sunday night club.
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Banks and Exchange
April D.
LOCAL, CLEARINGS

Indianapolis bank cIearings for. today
totaed 900 Clesarngs deb 59r {{nT
TODAY amounted to Sc 891 900. Debts for
the week were S38.73. 900.
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Concert Music

7:0O-KSD, WEAF.
7:OO-WGY, WIZ, WRC.
S:OO-KPRC, WGN, WISE.
S:3O-KFAB, WEAF.
9:O0-KSD, woo.
9:3O-KTHS, WHIT.
10:O0-WMAK, WOR.
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ocal WAGON Wheat
CHICAGO COTTON FUTURES

Indianapolis mills and grain elevator
are having ST. SO for No. 2 red wheat
Other grades on their merit
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Dancing

7:00-WEBH, WTAM.
8:00-WBBM, WENR, WTAM,
WJR.
8:30-WBZ.
9:00-WJAZ. WREO, WEAF,
WEBH.
9:30-WBBM, WRC, VITO.
10:00-KPRC, WEAF, WENR,
WQJ.
10:30-KTHS, WHIT, WJR,
WOAW.
10:45-WSB.
11:00-KPRC, KF'NF, WANG,
WEBB, WLIB.
II :30-KYW.
11:45-WDAF'.
12:00-KFI, w + A B, KYW,
WENR.
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Cash Grain

Saturdays receipts SO cars: Prices
quoted II 12c +. 9. b. basis 70 , New YORK YORK;
at the Indianapolis Board Of Trade s |Serseo "a
e Whf S6 Sard 81 N 80 5 $S' sl,o9~
6as a. N S9c NO White Sse SS g ga
63c: No. 4 yellow. 5906 Gle; No. 70 mixed.
50 a Gle; No. 4 mixed, 5S 60c o. NJ
Oats-Easier: No. 2 white. 80 a 39c; NO.
3 white 81 a 3Sc.
Ia ad sol t 20 gy3 s SG
timothy, S19@19. so; No. light clover
mixed, $21 a q 30; No. ! clover mixed,
$40 so 20; No. 1 clover hay S1S@
1850.
Inspections
Wheat-No. 9 red. 2 cars; No. 3 red,
ear; No mixed. l car. Total, 4 cars.
Corn--No. 8 white, L car; No. 4 white.
8 cars; No. white. / car; sample white,
car; No yellow 8 cars; No. 6, yellow,
4 cars; sample yellow: / car; No. 3 mixed,
3 cars: No mixed, cars: No. 5 mixed,
8 cars; No. mixed, I car: sample mixed,
Oats-No. 2 white. I cars No 3 white.
2 cars No 4 white. / car Total 10 cars.
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NEW YORK CLEARINGS
CHICAGO .CLEARINGs

~ fVE'eYT YORK. April 3.-Clearings $685.
00O. 600. balances $102. 100000.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BIZ United Press n,o,
400 900: balances S11. 100000.
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WALL Street
POST HOLIDAY
SESSION SLOW
Slight Selling Progresses
Against Retail Store
Stocks.
Average Stock Prices

stocks foT saturday, o. was "f403s. off III
Average price of twenty rails for Satur
day was los ~ off II.
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Trading was done over the follow
ing scale of values: heavyweight
material was sold at $11.55 0G12.3O;
mediums were $12.55@12.S0: lights
commanded a price of $13.OS a 1888;
light lights averaged, $3.50. pigs
moved at $12.75013.50; smooth pack
ing sows cashed at $10.75@11; rough
packing sows brought $1O.25Q 1850;
and stays were SS@10.50.
The cattle market was practically
at a stand-still because of the low
offering estimated at 100. A final
check will probably show the run
was estimated too highly. Prices
held steady, however, and steers
were quoted from Sc to 1926; heifers
Sc to $3.50; and cows S. to $7.25.
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STOCK IN STORE

P'I g! H'{5B | 2;; E2j: 4:
CHICAGO. April 3-Wheat--No: 2 bard.
81 81. Corn-No. 3 yellow. a018 @1l y G.;
No. 4, IS u a CSC; No. s. SO y @65 &c;
No. 6, Gag 63c; No. 3 mixed. 10 &c; No.
4, 50 V q CSC: No s. 63 u @ 90 AS No.
6. &c: No white. 70A G; No. 50 Y q
CSC; No. 5, "a a Csc; No. g. Gil 62c.
Oats-No. 2 white. Al q @42 &c: No. 3,
Al y a 42h C; standard, 81 q c., Barley,
So a 75c. TimOthy-$6 az. CloyeI--$2S
Gl32.
TOLEDO. April 3-Wheeaatt = = 2.
Rye@No. 2. SSc Oats-No. g. A y a
4bhc; No. 3, 43s q A rs B B, ~ No.
nestle sol; October. $500. Timothy
Cash, S3.45; September SO .55. Alske -
Cash. sly Butter-46 q 4Sc. Eggs-27
a 29c. Hay-$30.
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LIGHT DEMAND LOWERS HOG VALUES
Price Cut of rs Cents Is
ChaIked Up at Ex-
change.

A light demand from eastern buy
ers forced a 25c cut in hog prices
in the final session of the week at
the Indianapolis Livestock Elk
change. Trading was active at the
lower values, however, and the run
was moved to the scales at an early
hour. The top price Of $13.55 was
placed on lightweight material and
the bulk of the run was disposed of
at prices ranging from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Light receipts we're estimated at
$500 and 225 followers from the
Friday session were added to the
total fresh Offering. Steady prices
in other market centers, coupled
with the comparatively light receipts
mere, were the factors combining to
reduce the cut to minimum.
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WEEKLY REPORT
-O1tnut of Flour

Inspections for Week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

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Star office
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SEWING MhCHINEs-Selhns out store 10
ne closed: all makes of sewing m achjnrs 10
ne ssc feed. singers $40 to SIS Wilcox
& 6lnh. $40 To 500 other makes 81 Canl-
Iol sewing Machine Exchange. ~ II ct nv
Frank 311s is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

LA ROMAINE-SALON DE BEAUTF-Pr,-
Natn instructions ~ beauty culture: scientific
methods Phon" Col. 95nG. Suite 21S--l6
Il ca.nI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

cHEEEoLET TOURING. 1924 m exception
any hne condition: lots of extras s." 10
sales Co go 1t ne Open rIKh1s and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

,;;hr.N ROIET COUPE. late model. nailonn
TINS car htinre ynu huy and ave money
InnIy N:'25 aud u months to Osy See M
RIGOROUS. peck Garage. "12I l4tn Il. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18
HEI,P-MALF.

boy wanted as messenger: bicycle turnlshco
must he bright and enerseuc; Dcrmanent
EN- poyment: r+plS IN own handw writing: state
age and give references. Address bon ~
Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

'lANO for sale. Upright, must cell immecl-
'rS great bargain for cssh. Phone
dams 504a ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18
SALEMEN WANTED
BOY colored. with wheel.
Arthur Burt Co. 1343 + st. NV.

by established company. owning ana hulid-
ing new houses and apartments and con
juctins a general brokerage business. Apph-
cauts must he well recommended and own
rars. Prefer exnerienced men hut VIII con,
slider auplica ton of others. depending upon
Qualifications All leads furnished ny com
nsnv Address Box 3-N. star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

DODGE COACH. 1a"4-This car sold for
ahoui 81 800 fifteen months ago Has very
~" nLIeafe aDH Is a -noG economical cIosei
ar. Extras include heater ash trav auto
man" windshield wiper rear-visior rl4rror
nlsc wheels. two bumpers five almost new
tlres "owi lights. trunk rack Ca i N
perfert condition throughout and can f,s
houEht Tor $3.50. Or SH71 down and S37 A
month Tor IL months Including fnance
chargee Wardm an Justice III I4th -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

uHth EOLFT COACH late 1895. run lesa
man Hoo miles- nnW-Car guarantee 5000
CtTTh., -haian"" monthly. Call Mr. Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

-hENROLET COT.pE. 1923 with many &C.
ceES"ries Can Mr.. ShocSey. Adams 5000.
SHEN ROIET COTPE. 1923. many extras.
90. terms Adams 4GII-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

nR IRE srd hqpschold goodI:.1 rood, best
fure Co. 1907 ith st NV. Pot. 1867. 49,
n URE- AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of
all kinds. For highs cash pricns. call y.
L. H:rcl. Main 100. t3f 10th st. nv.
49,
..,n RE- OF all kinds suites or odd
o, ces wanted immsdiat ely. Phone during
hAI ,;a--If YOU have any furniture or
other goods To sell. and you want to obtain
best r>-ults. send f"i l.oui, Notes. 3l4 sth
81, NV. Phone fr-.nklin "ol5.
RAlrl RE Of all kind. wanted. hest
p''ccs pald. Csnitat FurnI tr- Co 800 La.
ave NV. or phone Franklin 1926.
GOLD. silver watches diamonds and old
every needed in our manufacturing dept
7 VII casn value paid. >elinger =. SIS Y ri
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds iewrlry: fne
,SS3nuiul pie"''s especially. A. 2. Arnold
I.y:3 ST NV. Nam Sls3.
,IANr, nIu.. Ne bargain for cash Ad,
hress Box lbs T Star Office
AZ Is % small second-hand must he in
g" "u sonG,,1n and rheSp for cash 6 6.
SET CGRPrs JuRIs cheap. Address Box
!t-N Star Office oO'
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
dnscripti4n Dough, and sold Cali Baltimore
uisia M
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| CHEVROLET COCPF Ia23 good rrech,ri
"a 'nndlnon nalnt and ruhner good only
S2' r+sh and 90 per week Ourisn1an
NIGHTS and SUNDAYS
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SEWING MACHINES = D.-h. Singer. SI5:
New Home. SIS Standard. S15 New Ideal
90 mo, Renting and renairine Open evenings
81. slnger Shou. 3l3 Pa. ave Sc Line o75