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81 UEcoAT IN PAJAMAS
CHASES NIGHT INTRUDER

CHESTER. PA, March 81. Dan
Tel Mckinney, a city patrolman
was awakened BY noise in his
bedroom and saw q man ransacking
some bureau drawers. Mckinney
sat up in bed and shouted: Get
out Of that; nm copp' With that
the invader threw flashlight in
McKinney's face, and the next In
slant the patrolman found himself
covered with a revolver The in.
truder edged his way from the
room and down the steps McKin-
ney reached for his gun and found
1t gone. Clad in his pajamas, Nc.
Kinney started IN pursuit Of the
thief but was outdistanced
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
INVENTION AIDS
HEART X-RAY
By HARRY BLOOMBARGH
BY international News service

PHILADELPHIA. March S1.--A
delicate instrument has been in
vented by Charles N. Weyl, of the
Moore School of Electrical Engi-
neering, according to DR.. f. Mau-
rice McPhedap, of the Phipps In
stitute. by which the heart ana
lungs may be x-rayed while they
are at rest.
The necessity of such an instru-
ment was first appreciated by DR..
McPhetian, who discovered that
x-ray photographs taken to aid
physicians in diagnosing and treat
ing diseases Of the chest frequent.
~ were minimized by the fact that
the photograph was taken while
the heart was in motion. The
intended to show the
exact range of certain infections,
The Washington times., 1926-03-31

Whether it's a Coat, Suit or
Dress for the Woman who re.
quires an extra size, we have
IL. Every new Spring fashion
at prices that are moderate.
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especially tuberculosis, We're often
blurred and indistinct and made the
picture practically useless.
With the new invention the x-ray
film is exposed at exactly the de-
sired phase for the heart-cycle
when q photograph Of that organ
or the lungs is being taken.
The device is so delicate In mech
anisn that it will operate, says its
inventor. with stability when the
motion OF the diaphragm II as much
az one five-thousandth Of an inch,
which Is far less than the mini
mum motion recorded by the dia.
phragm Of the weakest infant.
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seriously weaken the Republicans
at all future elections. and win
probably tend to create further
splits in party which Is already
at loggerheads with itself. Some
OF the party. members who voted
for DeValera's motion to enter the
Dali when the oath Of allegiance
was removed are said to have de-
cided to stand at the next elections
as "nor-conscientfous' Republicans,
or Republicans willing to accept
the oath.
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HAS DISRUPTED
SIM fem
By international News service

DUBLIN, March 31.--The resig-
nation Of Ramon Devalera from
the presidency OF the Republican
Sim Fein party win in all prob
ability have the effect OF COM
pletely severing the party into
two or three main groups. accord
ing to London Irish circles.
It is thought to be extremely
doubtful that DeValera will again
attempt to win back prestige. Al
though in theory he Is still presi-
dent OF the republic, and has some
measure Of political power, he is
credited with the intention Of want
Ing to retire into private life
Possibly he will devote his whole
time TO teaching. which he Is
stated to have already resumed, and.
which was his first love before he
entered the stormy field Of Irish
politics.
Irish political circles here are
unanimous that his resignation will
The Washington times., 1926-03-31

proved ~ Or. James rowland
Angell president. and Al 3 Craw.
ford. director of the bnresu az an.
pointments at the university
Questions on how the curriculum
could be made more interesting
and stimulating win be asked Re-
suits Of this survey viii be tabu-
lated and may be basis FOR the
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ALE TO LEARN WHY
STUDENTS SELECT III

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 81.
students at Yale are to submit 70
4 survey BY undergraduates to-
determine why they decided to go
to college; why they selected Yale,
how they pass their time, and
their ambitions. The plan Is ap-
The Washington times., 1926-03-31

As well as absorbing heat =
liquid lens that has been invented
tor motion picture PROJECTORS also
increases the Intensity Of the light.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31

NY new and different Payment Plan IS
creating real sensation. It offers now an
opportunity for every Man and Woman,
no matter how limited their means, to
dress in the height of fashion, and divide
the purchase price Of their clothing into
"a SMALL PAYMENTS, spread over
long period of time. Investigate this plan
today!
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Mr.. and Mrs Harold D. Phillips
will return to their apartment in
Stoneliegh Court this week from At
lantic City, where they have been for
the late Spring
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o'clock, the Rev. Henry T.. Hubbard,
rector Of Trinity Episcopal Church Of
Elmira, officiating. The house was
decorated with palms, ferns and large
baskets OF early Summer flowers.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. Charles Swan, Jr.
and wore white beaded chiffon and
old lace, her tulle veil held with
orange blossoms, and she carried white
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Esther Colvin Of this city was
maid Of honor and had a. costume of
pink beaded chiffon with which she
wore a large hat to match and car
ried pink roses and lilies of the val
ley. Little Miss Priscilla Swan,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
William Swan. was flower girl and
was in a dainty frock of pink georg-
cite made in ruff1es and she wore
pink poke bonnet to match and car
ried a. basket filled with pink roses.
Mr.. Henry Elisha Allen of Potts
town, Pa, was best man.
The ceremony was followed by an
informal reception, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Bingham left for a wedding
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trip, the bride travelling in French
beige, with small hat to match.
They will motor through the Adiron-
dacks and the White Mountains, and
after October l will be at home in
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Bingham is gov
ernor of the Connecticut Society of
Mayflower Descendants, and his bride
is d graduate of Elmira College, and
has for some time been a member of
the faculty at the National Cathedral
School in this city.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Francis Benjamin Libbey, Mrs.
Lawrence j. Doyle. Miss Leona Clark,
Miss Emily Clark and Miss Ethel
Myers of Washington; Miss Florence
Swan of Columbia, S. C.; Miss Alice
Boynton of Mattapoisett. Mass: Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Hubert Allen and Mr..
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at Atlantic City. and have gone to
their country house, Glen Anlie. in
Fairfax County. Va, for the Summer
Miss Betty Ridsdale is visiting at
Great Neck. Long Island, where she
is the guest of Miss Eleanor Waddell
a claSsmate at OgontZ.
Mrs. Joseph Fiske has gone 70 Chi
cago, where she is the guest Of her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Buynitzki, for the early
Summer. She will later go to Lansing.
Mich. to visit her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fiske, and
will return in the Autumn.
Mrs. Helen r. Hagner and her
mother, Mrs Robert Clary Ray, are
changing their residence from 1900
Nineteenth street northwest to the
Tabard Inn. 1889 N street northwest.
where Mrs. Hagner will carry on with
her social secretary bureau.
Mrs. F. R. Van Antwerp of Cor
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Miss Swan. Formerly Of
The Capital, Married in New York.

A wedding of interest in Washing.
ton took place Saturday in Elmira.
N. Y, when Miss Bertha Elizabeth
Swan. daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Swan Of Elmira, became
the bride Of Mr.. Edwin Henry Bing-
ham Of Hartford, Conn, son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adams Bling.
ham. The ceremony took place in the
homo of the brides brother, Mr.. Fred.
erick William Swan, in Elmira, at 4
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Waldo Morgan. Allen of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Park of Norwich.
Conn; Mr.. Walter A. Standish and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Starkweather
of Orange, ~ J.. and Mrs. Darienne
Falkner of Rochester. y. Y.
Judge William S. Bennett Of Chi
cago, formerly a Representative from
New York, entertained at dinner last
night on the Willard roof, at which
time he had eight guests.
Miss Ada G.. Dorr and Miss LorennA
Dorr, daughters Of Mrs. L. A. Hewitt
of 1875 California street, will sail from
New York. June 80 for a European
trip They will visit France, Ger
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coran Court Apartments has left with
friends for a motor trip through the
North and West.
Miss Laura Armistead Carter left
Washington Saturday for Dunlora.
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Owens-Barras Wedding i'm
Grace Church. New York,


The wedding of Miss Martha JEFF
ferson Virginia Barras daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robert Barras
of New York City, to Mr.. William
Hamilton Owens, son of DIR. and
Mrs. Clarence j. Owens. ST., of
Washington and New York, will take
place in the chantry of Grace Church
in New York City today.
Miss Barras is lineal descendant
Of Count Louis Robert de Barras,
who commanded the French fleet in
the American Revolution, and Is also
A lineal descendant of Martha JEFF
ferson Of Virginia.
Mr.. Owens. a building engineer in
New York City. is a graduate of
George Washington University and
a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon Fra
ternity. His father, Clarence J..
Owens, sr., Is president Of the
Southern Commercial Congress and
If the Pan-American Commercial
Congress.
The couple will spend their honey.
moon is Bermuda and will make their
home at $40 Park avenue, New York
City.
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, jr.. who was
the guest last week of Miss Esther
Prayer, has gone to Princeton, n. j.,
where she is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Clarence Crittenden Calhoun. Mrs.
Drury and her children will sail
shortly to spend the remainder Of
the Summer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant
have had as their guest the formers
aunt, Miss Sarah Chambers. who has
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politan Club over the week
end Mai. Gen. j. G. Hartford.
The Vice President has made
his home at the club since the de-
parture of Mrs. Dawes for Evanston,
I'll. She will not return here again
this season, but will await the coming
10 their home of Mr.. Dawes after the
close of Congress.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik will entertain guests at din
ner. at the legation tonight, for mem
hers of the Tri-Partite Claims Com
mission.
Mrs. Edwards Joins Senator
at Wardman Park Apartment.
Mrs. f. |. Edwards rejoined Senator
Edwards in their apartment at ward
man Park Hotel yesterday. after
spending several weeks at her home
in Jersey City. She will remain in
Washington until the close of Con-
gress when she will accompany Sena-
tor Edwards to their home in Cald-
WELL \. J.. for the Summer. joining
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ed
wards, who is there.
Mrs. Edge. wife of Senator Walter
f. Edge, and their children have gone
10 Small Point Beach, Me-. and is in
the Summer home of her family
where the Senator will join her on
the adjournment of Congress. Sena!
tor and Mrs. Edge and their family
will sail Saturday. July II. for Europe
to spend the remainder of the Sum-
mer.
Gen. and Mrs Clarence c. Williams
have closed their home here and
opened their Summer home, Sycamore
Farm, at Hamilton. Mass.
Col. and Mrs L. s. Grant. Sd. were
among the hosts entertaining supper
parties on the Willard roof Saturday
evening.
Capt. and Mrs. Percy Lee Sadler.
who have been guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Smith, went
to New York Saturday and will sail
tomorrow for Port au Prince, Haiti,
where Capt Sadler has been trans
ferred for duty. Capt. Sadler has
been stationed at Fort Sheridan for
some time and before coming East
Capt. and Mrs. Sadler entertained Miss
Caroline Alexa nder. who accompanied
them to Washington.
Mrs. John Marshall, wife of the
a
her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel and will leave Wednesday for
their home in Parkersburg, w. Va.
accompa MED by their oldest son, John
Marshall. ir., who graduated from
Deersfield Academy in MASSACHUSETTS
last week Their youngest son Paul
left for Parkersburg last evening &C
companied by his school friend VIII
liam Davis Mr.. Marshall will join
his family in Parkersburg at the close
Of Congress, remaining there for
months vacation.
Miss Madeline McCandless will be
hostess at tea this afternoon from
TO I O'Clock in honor of Mrs Reuben
Hancock Broadus. formerly Miss Vir-
cinia Allen Benton Of Richmond. Miss
McCandless will be assisted by Mrs.
w. L. Pitcher and Mrs. c. M. Nevins.
Miss McCandless will sail Saturday
for France and England to continue
the study of eighteenth century
architecture.
Mrs. Walter H. Gordon left last
week for Fort Hamilton. n. Y, to be
the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Frank
A. Allen. jr., in their quarters there.
Later Mrs. Gordon will visit on Long
Island and at Wynnewood, Pa, be-
fore returning to Washington Oc-
tober /.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold D. Phillips
will return to their apartment in
Stoneliegh Court this week from At
lantic City, where they have been for
the late Spring.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ]. Orme and
their son. Edgar J. Orme, jr., motored
from their Summer home at Bay
Head, N. j.. to Princeton for the
Princeton.Yale game Saturday. On
their return to Washington in the
Autumn they will move to their new
home on Massachusetts, avenue.
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DIR. and Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson
and their little daughters. Frances
and Betsy Anne, have returned from
a short stay at the Ambassador Hotel
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the estate OF her cousins. the Moons.
in Albemarle County, Va. She will
also visit at Geddes. in Amherst
County. returning to Washington in
the Fall.
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LATE 1923 MODEL.
Like new in every respect: car been il
storage IA months: can he purchased To-
small amount down. balance IL months; Ha
to be seen to be appreciated. See Mr.. Cats
2l21 18th st. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.
624 QUINCY ST. N.W-E1ceIIent hom
cooking IN private family: S25 per month
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NOTICE.
HAWKINS-NASH
MOTOR CO.. INC.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
Is now located in their new used
car showroom at
1888 18th St. NV.
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

Peerless sedan demonstra-
tor, 5-pass., 6-cyl.;
latest model; new
car guarantee. .$2,1OO
rs Peerless 6, 5-pass.
sedan ............. $500
% Peerless 4-pass. coupe.
"a Hupmobile sedan. -. $50
70 Chevrolet coupe. 24O
So Cadillac 7-pass. tour. $50
rs Peerless 6, 5-pass.
coupe ...... ...... 1850
"a Buick, 5-pass. touring. Cos
Peerless 7-pass. touring. 4o5
Marmon 7-pass. touring. 1875
Mitchell 7-pass. touring. 2o5
Haynes sport coupe. ..... 4o5
Studebaker B. 6 tour. 4o5
Olds 6, 4-pass. coupe. $50
Chandler 7-pass. sedan.... $50
Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
oPES FVENiNcs AND srrMMnhttyX seoo.
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RENT REDCCED-MT PLEASANT: lflb
Irving St n;w.-Apt. OF 3 bright clean and
completely furnished rooms and bath lh L.
ehtre 2nd noor: laundry privilege: cleo gaa
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINS-Reds
Rocks. Leghorns,. Wyandottes.. Orpinetons,
Anconas. Every breeder pure bred and in
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high production. Write for catalog. stat
ing variety and number you desire. Massa-
nutten Farms HATCHERY. Box A. Harrison
hurE. Va 90
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WANTED-YouHG LADY TO SHARE
apartment; attractive residential section !,
R Rdsstss n R telephone humber in ysply.
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SNAIL APARTBENT. Ink. FURNISHED
rUhhlhs water, porch; reasonable. SO y,
LAP: St Also nice front room for two gen.
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TYPEWRITER Oliver. No. 9: excellent CON
dltton; bargain. S16.50: also Royal. 10.
S32 80. $50 Columbia ri. II W
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COD LIVER OIL nesting food rears from
the she'll An excellent substitute for egg
ATHERTON'S. 33S Indiana ave.
AT STUD. Champion Pansonia Peterkn Pan
q handsome red Persian cat: also blue white
and silver registered studs 725 22nd st.
NV. West 1892
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TYPEWRITER. bargain. Underwood. first
class. $50: also few CauitaliZed Tor billing.
81 80 Meridian nj
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iI5o CALIFORNIA ST. Apt. "a ROOMS
and bath. completely furnished: ubl closs
70 cars and stores; rent reasonable. l4s
DOWNTOWN. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
front apartment. two large. sunny rooms ana
bath frat Fopr
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBH.ES.
STUFF SPECIAL SPQET

SIHII rSS5I III SSrVy}hA
This is a late model. original paint: IKE
new: new tires. hang on SIDE: SIDE
snappie ST LOCKING stuta in city. Your car tSI
to pay See Mr.. Catts Peo&s Garage. 2l21
FORD ROADSTER.
LATE 1928 .
Car in perfect condition every respect; al
notes amounting TO SI0e 90: terms. S36 90
See Mr. Cats Pecks Garage. 2121 14th St
OVERLAND SPORT TOURING.
LATEST 1924 MODEL.
New tires. new paint. disc wheels. bump.
ers. front and rear: beautiful little job: Can
he bought for unpaid notes. IL months 10
Cats 212I I4th ST. NV.
FORD TOURING.
LATE 1923 MODEL.
In perfect condition. tires like new. nice
clean appearance. for only sos: S35 down
long Also 1924 touring, .Sle5;0 See MI.
Cats. Peck's Garage. 2l2l 18th ct. NV.
HUDSON BROUGHAM-l926
model. Perfect mechanical con-
dition. Fully equipped; used but
90 days. Cost 81 ,839; will sacri-
fee. Col. 1928.
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14th and r.
Phone Potomac 1888.
PACKARD.
The Automobile Show
Started Our Usual
Spring Rush.

dCkaru Bikes.
1924 sevcn-passenser sedan: 4-wheel brakes
new paint. excellent tires: $500 down
payment. balance in IL months.
1874 five-passenEer coupe. very low mile age.
original finish. unusually good: $500
down payment. balance in IL months.
1923 fve-passengcr sedan; semi balloon tires
paint deep maroon: $500 down pay
ment.
1923 fye-p passenger coupe: disc wheels: in
standard condition every way; $3.50
down payment.
1928 touring: two-tone brown, very attrac-
tive in appearance and performance
$500 down payment.
Your car in part payment,
% Peerless sedan, $500 down.
"a Willys-knight coupe, S225
down.
"a Buick coupe, S375 down.
Cadillac touring, $500 down.
Cadillac sedan, $3.50 down.
Hudson touring, sos down.
1907 KALoRAMA RD-Just off 9th St..
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GESTLEMAN wants room and board. pr
Eate family: garage: state particulars. Ao
dress Box 142-T Star ONCE. 12'
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
STUDEBAKER.
TOMORROW'S SPECIAL.

1925 ESSEX COACH.
Balloon tires. good paint. mech ancally
good. Sl95 cash down.
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| Two NICELY FURNISHED WARM HOUSE
! Keeping rooms. second floor continuous n
! " gas range. electricity: $50 month 1861
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SEFEN-ROOM. 2-BATH APT - COM
plctely furnished: viii rent for one year o.
more Can Franklin 1899
ZOOS 18th NE. CwooDRIDGEJ TWO
rooms. Ink: private home. IL block l.
ave cars; $3.50. including heat gas. ele,.
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642 =. CAPITOL ST. DESIRABLE FUR
nIshed apartments: . and 3 rooms each: con.
tnuous hot water. Call Lincoln "a
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ECTROLA. mahogany. console. practically
new. with 20 records: bargain for cash. Call
Adams 6675
WATCH. gentleman's. Howard. 10 jewels at
most reasonable price. Telephone Adams
n3Hl
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HON Ely

APARTMENT FURNITURE for sale I'M
medtately. Apply at Apt. %. 1740 Euclid
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feet mechanical condition, paint good: always
carefully driven: new-looktng car. Col. 1882
after pm
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TYPEWRITER. No. 4. slS
Room 400 14l3 C II II W 1Ce
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llQ4 l. S.W-LARGE. NICELY FUR
nIshed room. kit. bath; facing park: INV h .
elec gas: convenient cars. buses.
DOWNTOWN. 800 Z. ST Nw-IIVING
room. kitchen. sleeping porch: ami: res
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TIE TIE 1LYTELLE., 1913 PA AVE NV.
near Po"hatan Hotnl-Bright nicely fur
nished rooms. private hath Er 1nR IA.
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ESSEX COACH.
New new s,,. tres s:ta perfect
I2 months 10 pay. See this one. Mr.. Cats.
Pecks Garage. 2l2l 1Ath at. n.Ws q
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BUICK 6-cylinder sport model mechanically
ok: tires practically new: paint in excel
lent condition: this Is real buy. See Mr.
RODGERS. 1905 14th st. Potomac 1873
BUICK 1925 SPORT SEDAN; balloon tires.
trunk: 4-door. o-pass.: like new: wonderful
condition; cheap. terms or trade. 1892 Conn.
ave. Main 2OSO
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc
lO15 18th St. Main $500.
LET US DEMONSTRATE
ONE OF THESE
THREW" VALUES.
VERY EASY TERMS

THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
l5o9-11 Fourteenth st. NV.
Main 4173.41T4.4116.
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525 EAST CAPITOL ROOM AND HITCH
tncify: garage: adults
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ROOMS. GLASSFD-TN PORCH SOUTH
| ern and eastern exposure. TO sublet. $40 mo.
reduction. Apt. Il. Westerly. 1920 21st st.
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REPAIRED-The Rebuilt
Typewriter Co. Inc sell rent and repair
typeWriters Tel NJ Rh31 LILO 81 Ct nv
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S55-1352 KENYON ST. N.W.-SECOND
floor Of large house. rooms and bath: one
heat. cleo. gas furnished: laundry privileges.
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CADILLAC 81 7-PASS. SEDAN: absolutely
Like % new in every respect; very cheap. Also
part payment, balance easy. Lincoln Sales
room. 1872 Conn. ave. Main 2OSO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1115 ST. NV NEWLY PAPEREp
front rooms for Ink: gas. electricity and
heat furnished: So. 80 13s
1860 FAIRMONT ST. NV. NEAR 14th ST.
Second floor. 8 rooms and bath: INV h b.
electricity and gas. IA
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RENT ROOMS-FTR Wont'6.

1417 PARK RID. Apt. 23-Warm. attractive
room for gentleman: steam heat. continuous
1889 10th ST NW-Front room. secund
floor: twin beds. ami. also single room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-12

S NJ + i4th AND MERIDIAN sTS-. ROOM
Z. BARRY. lsO7 II 81 u " Man aoi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-12

CR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. 9 BATHS OR
rooms and bath: home privileges: heat
and elec. lights. Reasonable. 1924 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-12
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs

ADAMS MOTOR CO.. Oakland and Pontiac
dealers have moved their used car depart
ment TO 2016 14th ST.. where a complete line
of reconditioned cars of open and closed mod
els will be on display: prices and terms that
warrant your INSPECTION. Potomac 1742.
BUICK AGENCY. l016 Conn. ave, invites
you in to see. the new Buick, also used
Bucks: priced from $500 up: liberal terms;