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3n MenrortanI.

BURNS. tribute of love and devotion TO
1he IS nsau5lfnl p memory Of my dear husband;
rest nine years ago today. May 81. 1917.
A AAnnIvsrsary mass at the Holy Comforter
Cnurch at am. June 4.
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS WIFE.
SaRY IL eynS emo Of gu. cths
Her Her slf :aIpREx .IasE NsH MRs q REeiaA Ees DOUGH
EERTTYss TssFny sEFnDywARD J. CASSIDY. JAMES
any dear mother JENNIE HALL. Who de-
81 1898 -e '''' &C years 's0 '0oAs' Z" ~
1 cannot trace the mystic way. .,
Where mother. NV beloved. has gone,
Inc shadows now obscure my way.
MY S00l LoEiSs S51ei S9' DAGGHrEn 1lGGs DAISY.
dear mother. MARY DEAN jAcKsoS.
VINO left us seven years ago. May 30, 1919.
To find one sweet blossom ali jeweied
Love: symnathy and faith. all unchansinr
The heart Of that flower dear mother, it
was you. HER DAUGHTERS.
EVE moheS hNNfy REF II sasErim q
ssSy ssR 'qs1x RFG,NAKTns MsT 81 nINl 1IeNl$ and
ieft Ills September 4. 1924.
To live in the, hearts of those who love
us is not to die. -
NORMA L. PINNEY.
3n1 r HRosS%esS e. Ono sIs ds: ssr
gaarte1do 1odh this life one year ago today. May
we near no more the voice We loved. w.
But everywhere within our home. -
DsDi6S. i5s 0Sf %oTEER' TafsR' RNS p!s6s BROTHER. i.
sisssd n the cHsRT0rfft HRssRRfTsy e our
TlGNOR. who closed a life Of love ana
devotion eight years ago. May 81. 1918,
Mh2 taught our infant lips 10 pray.
To love Gods holy word and day
And walk in wisdom's pleasant way?
Our mother.
BY HER CHILDREN. =.
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ADMIR-. DAVENPORT
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Retired Officer, Native of Dis.
trict, to Be Inferred at
Arlington.

Rear Admiral Richard Graham Dav-
export, United States Navy, retired.
who resided at 2152 Florida avenue.
died yesterday at the United States
Naval Hospital here. He has been in
the hospital about six weeks.
Funeral services will be held at st.
Johns Church, Sixteenth and III
streets, Wednesday morning. at a
time to be fixed later. The interment
will be at Arlington National Gene
terry, at the gate of which a naval es-
cort will meet the funeral party and
escort it to the grave, where. final
rites will be conducted. DR.. Robert
johnson, rector of st. Johns, will Off
ciate at the ceremonies.
Born in Capital.
Rear Admiral Davenport was born
in this city January II. 1s49. He
entered the United States Naval Acad-
emy. by an appointment from Geor'
gia. in 1864 and was graduated In 1853.
A year later he was commissioned an
ensign. serving through the various
grades to that of rear admiral, retir-
ing June 80. 1907. after AZ years ac'
tive service. At that time he was In
command Of the battleship Georgia.
Admiral Davenport had wide and
varied service both on shore and at
sea. He served as aid to the rear
admiral representing the Navy De-
partment at the Centennial Exposition
in 1875 and. 1876. and was on tempo
rary duty of similar nature at the
Chicago Exposition in $3.50. He did
much work in the Hydrogra phic Office
of the Navy Department in revising
and editing books on sailing directions
and other information for mariners
issued by the office.
Served In World War.
During the war with Spain he
served as flag lieutenant to Conmo
dore j. G. Watson. who was In com
mand of the fleet blockading the
Cuban coast. and was attached to the
L. S. s. Oregon. off Santiago, wher
the general in command of the Span
ish forces capitulated aboard her. lr
1892 and 1899. with a party of scien
lists. he made a biological survey oi
the waters around Porto Rico and has
conducted other similar investigations
Admiral Davenport was recalled tc
duty during the World War and as
signed to the Brooklyn Navy Yard
where he was on various investigating
boards and courts of inquiry. He
holds the West Indian medal the
Sampson medal with bars for nava1
engagements and the World War Vic
tory medal.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs
Serene Hale Davenport. whom he mar
ried November 20, 1884.
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Deaths.

SslSTrs!s sssS Nj Ss 1':s fAar! a l1sot E:
Sa Sss J2pss 9sn. and Srh ,sd q
sns shelr frs,G 9ss 1ne amt and host Of sisttVs
s. between 4th and 5th D sts. nv. Rev,
Testing EPnesi "sls'psi 5srs. iun.s E:%nas n.s
s;s'' = M sondss sGSrea asg s'a 3D. sHsss S5s
Mo,ooRsMAN. ,osM Suddenly. on Sunday. May 30.
SkossERT ROPER >, ,BRGcE nrMooRMH1Ns S.io:ss So:
ave. .s.. on or eG1sr Wednesday. ehjSs1 jens 'ss
M9kAN HkAN ss,sn,a ssa,.urday: May ?s 1925, ELIZA:
2eiDFr 81 Frank & ess. Sou. Sg.'ts Co. 4g
S:ss,:s; adss Ss::s sSs s:sa: G' invited
g. eRsD eRsD's'e1 e. w. 'p; PIsKN.Y NJ sSsss os:s:
and members Of Social Lodge, No. fsip.
Present G m o. OF O. cI, are Retihsa e e
BRO BRO; R9BEET; gGKsCsJ JOHNSON. N. Q.
f'SSGkSff SonnS No Special snd %ss.nss e
vii held a. .se ssa hal! fa'Fsss Tqssd:y s.sniPs: s
f?s !ef tgP.''1 8; s'ss:sT
WATSON s'p,5$ sS5ss;s sSxD
Fos1hr s5dssS Hs isss e .sas q e:
sorF iitsR rSRrsp pnssri1s yer i; Lines: HSTTE
indansDoi: Ind. o~s satarday. ai e@sys @ss IL. II
LGeS LsGSeeSss1Rs RsANbSNLfa MsN fsa lsss sSs.r 3
from Florida Avenue Baptist Church.
= his TesasSc. o' saSs aSsness msy
EENSf Fhfsz s6H9HsboMSN HSa.sib MS t;u e. s. cSemdsg e. T.
Notice of funeral later
siS EELi LS9nd1B ABEiI M'y sTepHfsssos e fssss E.
Tfs Fdn.fa q 'ss T.:
haf ds.SteT Mrs 4 ,s, the he: .cs
llth st. s.w. Interment private.
sTERN Irn Monday. May 81. 1928. MYER M.
Of Rertbs 81 years ei age bs,oSsd hIsb.na
. dence, the Ashley Apartments. wedne I esdsy
"e Hseeps neP;.i PsilsspP
1920: az his sisters residenc.. Mrs. 0yy J.
Ak kk'1ihef M besT.d sSs ssa'o ssa st Il. ,., iS,
r. G51 II xsn IL sa1isa sarde fSs Con-
attend Sna ssedoe cemster9 nsi:s9 70
THORNE. Sunday. May 30. 1928. at 31o
EoRGE' BERRYn 2ns Son and ., ansHl ns;, s,s
Thorne and the late Sarah Catherine Berry.
He leaves to grieve for him his father.
four brothers and four sisters Troy c.
Columbus D.. Murray e and Carleton
don. Va. Mrs Elmer P. Thorne. Cora r.
| and Pearl s. Thorne. Intsrnent at Provi.
| dence NJ. f. Church South Friendly Nd
At 80 .p.m. "wednesday. June 9. Friends
| and relatives invited.
CLRICH. Sunday afternoon MAY 80. 1925.
| ~ tuberculosis Hospital. after q linTer-
ing illness. WILLIAM r.. the beloved son
| nf the late John B and Elizabeth UlrIch
| IN his 54th year. Funeral services will
| ne held from the funeral parlor OF his
brother. Peter NJ. Ulrich 1890 Wiscon-
SIN ave-. Tuesday afternoon June l. a.
| = pm. Intermeu at Cedar Hill Cemetery
Kelatives and friends respectfully invited
WILLIAMS. Sunday. May 30. 1926. at hes
residence; 1877 Gath st NV, SARAH
4 WILLIAMS. beloved daughter Of James ii.
Jones and niece of Mrs. Lucy Dunsiffore
She also leaves tn mourn their loss = host
or other relatives and friends. Notice Of
FUNERAL hereafter. Remains resting AZ w
| ernest Jarvis funeral parlors. 22:2
WILLIAMSON: Saturday. May 90, at eJE
| Am. FANNY. widow of John NJ. viii
hanson Funeral from Deals funeral
nome, sl6 II ne Tuesday, June l. al 4
| pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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LAWYER BROWNS IN BAY.
Georgian on Business Visit to
Havre de Grace, Md, Is Victim.

HAvRE DE GRACE. Md. May 81
@.-Louis E. Pellew 25.year-old
lawyer of Macon. Ga. drowned in
Chesapeake Bay yesterday afternoon
when a canoe in which he was pad.
ding with Charles Wiehrs of Savan.
nah. Ga. capsized a mile from shore.
Wiehrs is in a serious condition from
exposure and exhaustion.
The young men came here on busi-
ness several days ago. Wiehrs told
rescuers they had padded out into
the bay when the wind and high
waves overturned the craft. Pellew
tried to swim to shore, he said, but
sank, shortly after leaving the boat
Wiehrs plight was discovered. after he
had been in the water more than two
hours. The body of Pellew has not
been recovered. Police are dragging
the bay. Pellew was student for
two years at the Naval Academy, An
napolis, Md.
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Three DEAD IN FIRE
AND ONE IS INJURED
DR.. Aaron Ember, Psychologist,
Rescued as Wife, Son and
Maid Burn.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 31.-Three per-
sons were burned to death early to-
day when fire destroyed the home OF
DR.. Aaron Ember. eminent Egyptolo-
gist of the Johns Hopkins University.
The dead are Mrs Regina Ember, DR..
Embers wife: their 6-year-old son
and a white maid.
Dr. E.mber was seriously burned be-
fore he was rescued from the roof of
the blazing house. he dead were all
trapped in their bedrooms.
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Dfatbs.

BOYD. Friday. May ss, 1928. at a pTu T;3o 2
Nay # hdEp HGpeGsitnsd Ssio1.d Hnsghs %osher 81 M
norothy V. Parker and Mrs; Ethel n. n
ssar.l a Wsm Tqnf.a ers iesyces sous 8.
srss $% Ss2s1se' ana
foaN AfaHe Y BRIees' oe'oFeH Funersl from Fifth
saptift IM fuesday csayen june nerner T at q p
mond and Atlanta papers please copy 81
BURGESS. Suddenly. Friday; May 2s, 1925;
" Wism kiSnmsno e. Burgess ns N Remains ssssIns q
the S. H. Hines funeral home: seol ). 18th ,ii
ers AN Soms serysei se At 4sh T. Hines a%
June, June f..;.3s At a;so am. lnterment at s1ck si
CHAMBERS. Departed this life Friday Ma Nay
GHAMBERs. devoted daughter Of Mrs.
Mamie hass .nd Tmrch from ST. LSks: Msn:
day. May 81. at pm.
'HfSs'ifHs 1sss. II SIS pm.. pAS NARY j. cHR6Nfe ER
= sar5s1 ser sssh sSe year; 90, Fans5sl from re
Arlington Cemetery. pittsburgh papers
please COPY.
fss Rear Nsda Admra1 a'fH5cIHiA RicHARD GRKHXM 3Ay:
bsvenport DAVENPORT 'sG and eidest son Of the late Capt
Henry K. Davenport. Y; s. n. and Jennie
S9te of fnera in 'hs s.er s'h year OF mis-
DE GROOT. SATURDAY. May e 1929: At
ave- sso nS Ger Ts;as9ss tses es.
ans 4.so 5o' TIFF s ~. h: . eh.ae have f Pa1T::
ies iss Memorial ms chnreh. 1ith and " II % sts
ne. Tuesday. June l: at pm. Inter
EpEniN pm at dasdsEty dGGsE fts "a VII
s@% Of the late et Mas iSs s
Edsin sin AFG Funera io from the residsnee of Il:
sister Mrs; Hazel; 1912 Coed oe.1od Hope ,r road
and friends invited to attend. 31'
GILMORE. May 80. 1926: CHARLES L;
beloved husband Of GaCe f4om sssd
I%n:F1f scT: i, 1s,.r%:s, ess:I:.
sional Cemetery.
Trinity sunday morning. May go. 1926
ALFRED. beloved husband of Louise
Mitchell Holmead. age "a. Funeral pri
JACKSON. Sunday, May 80. 1925. at II :3o
ave. p1e nw At her ANss Jacks
Jackson Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JOHNSON. Sunday. May 80 1925. at Gar
field Hospital. HOSMER M. JOHNSON
fathe- Of Margaret Louise and Frank
Metropolitan Methodist Church. John Mar
shall pl. and C st. NV. Wednesday. june
2. at 2:30 pm. lHterment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
JONES. Departed this life Monday. May
81, 1925. 4:15 am. LAURA e. JONES
She leaves to mourn their loss two sons
two edaughters. two granddaughters. two
great granddaughters. one grandson. two
brothers. one sister. one son-in-law. one
daughter-in-law and host OF relatives
KALSTROM. Friday. May %. 1926. at the
residence Of her niece. Mrs. Karl Z; GuIy
in her 73d year. sister of the late An
dence of her nephew. Clarence E. Kaf
strom. 20l 18th ct. me-. Tuesday. June l.
at 3 pm. Interment at Congressional
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in.
vited. 81
KARDELL.. Saturday. May 20. 1926, at 9
pm at Emergency, HOSPITAL. FRED 4
KARDEIL. Funeral services at his late
residence 1000 North Carolina ave. Sc.
Tuesday. June l.. at > pm. 81
LYNCH. May ii. 1926. JAMES w. beloved
husband Of Ella E: Lynch, aged 60 years
Funeral from his late residence. I26 9Th
st. NE. Wedne LAY. June 2. at g 80 sn
thence to Holy yame Church. where high
maAa g1ll- bo- @ "a q Am
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual lawn fete for Holy
Rosary Church will be given tomor.
row and be continued for three sue.
ceeding evenings on the playground.
Third and F. streets, for benefit of the
church debt fund. J. Ofano, Is. Bal.
ducci, S. Aquino. Y. Pepe. G. Simi, F.
Vita and F. Dimisa are in charge of
arrangements.
1.-The Law Of Cycles" will be con-
sidered at the United Lodge of The
osophists at its study class meeting
Wednesday. s pm. All welcome.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT

The Progressive Club will meet, s
o'clock. at 22S Second street north
east. The future of air craft will be
the subject of discussion.
The Writerscraft Club will omit its
weekly meeting and convene 3 o'clock,
in basement of Mount Pleasant Public
Library. Any one interested in the
writing of stories, verses or other
salable writing Is invited to attend.
On June Z the program will consist
of stories by Mrs. Lena c. Denton,
Miss Clara Manderschied and John
Rogers Magill.
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Carn Of Thanks.

KNOPP. We wish to thank our many
friends neighbors and relatives for the
kind token of floral tributes and sym,
pathy extended to us in the illness and
death of our beloved mother. Mrs: MARI
A. ENOPP DACGHTERS.s
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Princess llama, daughter of Queen
Marie of Rumania, is being educated
in the simple and practical ways of
an American girl.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

rtJF JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED,
,ryalids and ronv aesceuts. special attention
' 70 diet: day aud light supervisor. Phone
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

WINDOW SHADES. screens q. metal wealth
er strips. VIII cali with samples; J. N BIZ ~
Ter & Son. 2031 Nichols ave. sc. Line. l0l",';
WINDOW AMI. DOOR SHADES - Coz,
quality opacae, shades ,fitted to you, "
dows s5c the best quality of opaque shaje'.
kleebiatt. I1th and H SITS. Line. $40.
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DON'T BE MISLED

by unusually low down pay
ments, extra long terms or long
trades of used cars on used cars.
Such offers mean nothing but
extreme anxiety to sell. We.
too, are anxious to move Our
used cars. but good business i'll
good used cars at fair prices dc
mands terms and prices of un-
questioned fairness to both
buver and seller.
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DODGE TOURING CARS.
"a GARDNER Is Bearings

Several priced right and in unusually good
condition: priced S170 up; terms as our easy
pay plan gives will interest YOU.
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1925 Hupp 4-Cylinder De Luxe
Sedan.
bumpers. motometer and cap. snub-
bers. nickel radiator shell: mohair uphol-
stery. painted in blue Duco 5 disc wheels
and a perfection heater to keep you warm.
Cost over 50 600 new. Will sell TO a quick
buyer for 1915. Small cash payment and
the balance In !" months makes it easy.
1925 Hupp 8 Sedan.
Looks like new motor car Has every
thing in II but bath. 81 ,475 will make
II go.
1926 Hupp 8. 4-Pass Coupe.
Completely equipped: driven very littis.
81 625. Your car In trade and terms. too.
STERRETT & FLEMMING,
2355 Champlain St. NV.
Col. $3.50.
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rs DODGE COUPE.

Baked enamel finish. leather upholstery
good tires tone brand-new). disc wheels; no
dents in the Tenders: perfect motor: your ex
pert inspection invited Cash down only
Sn71: balance. S3S monthly.
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DAYS WORK. colored woman: good laun-
n w. 3Os'
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JAY WORKER, compeient- reliable wants
work. Col 604S
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT

1925 Ford sedan. ......... .$325
1924 Oakland touring. 80. 500
1926 Jordan 8 roadster. :. l 800
1922 Maxwell touring 80. $50
1922 Davis sport touring. 400
1924 Chrysler touring 80. 800
1924 Chrysler roadster. 975
1924 Buick master 6 rdstr., 700
1923 Willys-Knight sedan. SIS
1924 Maxwell club sedan. AIS
1923 Chevrolet sedan. ..... 200
1922 Hupmobile sedan. 400
D. c. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
TERMS.
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS.
1921 14th NV.
North 6826.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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We are interested in every
Packard customer and will
gladly inspect and report to YOU
the condition and correct wear
of any Packard YOU may CON
template buying elsewhere.
PACKARD WASHINGTON
MOTOR CAR CO..
, 1907 Kalorama Rd. NV.
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r-xpFRT FTRRTFRS - COATS. SCARFS
'emodeird IN latest styles. l.. f. FLEMING.
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LycomnR 5-bearng motor used: baked
enamel finish: aluminium molding on body :
good rubber: see this car today. Cash. S1S1
and S27 per month.
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GENERAL HOCSEWORK: neat. colored
girl desires job no laundry. 1920 s st. NV.
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PAIGE-JEWETT
USED CAR DEPT.
Paige Brougham ....... $500
Oakland Sedan ........... oOO
Essex Coach ........... 625
Durant Sedan ............ 325
Roamer Sport Touring.... 500
Ford Come AIS
Buick Touring ........... 275
Maxwell Touring ........ $50
:Io~oI rTar,,,c
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GIRL. colored. wants place rs chambermaid
ana cleaning apartments waitress. part
time. reference North So91- II 30s
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OTHER BARGAINS.

Hupp Tour, fair. .$l75
Hupp Tour, better" "..... 2z5
Jewett Sport Tour. AS
Dodge rs Rds.. $50
Nash "a Tour. ........... 450
Nash '23 Tour. 325
Nash '23 Coupe. ......... $50
Studebaker Spec. Coach. :. 875
Nash '23 "a" Sedan. ...... $50
Columbia, late Tour. -. Us
Essex '23 -" Tour. ...... $50
Essex rs Coach. AIS
Olds 43-A, "refnished". -. 325
And others.
SAVE!
Your Time and Money.
Remember the Address"
WALLACE"
1909 L St. M. 7612.
Open Evenings Until 9 Pm.
CONTINUED on next pass.S
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STANLEY II. HORNER
BUICK
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT

Willys-Knight "6"
brougham. ST. 400
Buick Touring .......... 375
Dodge Touring ......... 375
Dodge Sedan ............ US
Chevrolet Coupe ......... 200
Buick Coach 100
Buick 4-pass. Coupe. 1000
Buick Sedan ............ $50
Buick 2-pass coupe "6". 200
Buick Sport Touring:..... $50
Overland Sedan .......... $50
Buick Sport Touring..... $50
Buick Touring .......... 700
Hudson Coach ........... 400
Hudson Sedan -. ....... $50
2 Ford Tudor Sedans, each, 800
Oldsmobile Coach ....... $50
Wills-St. Claire Coupe. $50
Cadillac Limousine ....1, 500
Nash Coach l., 100
Buick Six Roadster ...... 400
Ford Coupe ......:..... 200
. Your Car in Trade.
Terms Arranged.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
1915 14th St. Main $500.
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GIRL, colored neat wishes place as cook
and general hnu sc work 1oNR 31th st II w
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in and choose your car. Small
cash payment, II months to pay
balance. Your car in trade.
Thirty other cars to choose
from.
1924 Jewett Broueham.
A sweet little 3-door sedan with equip
payment. balance in L? months, and yours
in trade.
1924 Hupp Club Sedan.
1a an and Ds ball Saoon tirss ' parEns
gain at S7&5. We will trade small car.
1926 Hupp "6" Sedan.
Here 10 a real value. Painted in 2-tone
ocean green. with black belt moulding: 1t
has clear vision steel body bumpers front
tires. 4-wheel brakes. nickel radiator shell.
This is positively the lowest priced used
Hupp "6' this year at 81 ,O75. and we will
1922 Hupp 4-Pass. Coupe.
Bumpers front and rear; repainted in dark
Very cheap at 1895.
lSLt oluS y NcudD.
Painted dark maroon black disc wheels
and very clean Inside A rare bargain for
S39500
1925 Hupp 49, Touring.
Motometer and cap: bumpers: rsar-vvision
mission lock: painted dark blue: in pucO:
%se shf aoS .s3s Scs5y usdsr
ment with your car In trade and take
long time to pay the balance.
1923 Dodge Sedan.
In splendid condition throughout: a lot
has d2em By ehf' aa
Cheap at S325. Small cash payment and
balance in one year.
1922 Dodge 2-Pass. Coupe.
tor tor" A bargain ain at s575. Small cash pay 5ly
ment and balance in one year.
1923 Ford Touring.
A good going automobile for SIS.
1925 Willys-Knight Touring.
Wonderful car throughout and It improves
1925 Hupp 4-Cylinder De Luxe
Sedan.
. bumpers. motometer and cap. snub-
stery. painted in blue Duco. 5 disc wheels
Cost over s2;ooo new, viii sell 10 quici;
buyer for 1915. Small cash payment and
the balance In - months makes il
Evening star., 1926-09-29

FXCESSIVr WEIGHT. RAPIDLY REpICEp
WONDERFUL French method used. DIR. DELLA
IEnFNpECKER. 900" = r-w. Potomac 2460
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1924 Jewett BrOuGhan.
sweet little 3-door sedan with eauip
ment a-plenty. reduced to S495. Small casl
payment. balance III II months, and your
in trade.
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RuSl<ESS OPPORTUNITIES,

BOOMING BrSINFSS-14 well furnished
rooms good location: priced right; rent,
SO. Call Main 945S.
ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms all filed; good
income: cheap for cash or satisfactory terms
aI0 a. " " Cgs
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-; a;nieni lnl DIST Nat Bank ! 80 10 :.
Snn ii to / pm. Frank. 5c03-J. GRACE
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time; no Sunday 713 Goth st NV
GIRL. neat colorpd. for general houseworl,
ana cooking. ] o03 Sth st NV.
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FOR SAIE-ATJTOMOBILES.

HTPMOBILE STRAIGHT COUPE. 4-pass.
any demonstration: you can pet sne u. rish. : ;
roo room. '1, il3s Conn. ave. Main 20s0.
HUPMoBTLE TOURING, le25-Bargainno at r
$500: terms. franklin $50. ll"o ~oth
LINCoLNs-,l926 5;;pass sedan; = week.. weeks
sedan: sedan also also 4.pass. . eoupe' 5.pass. sedan,
4-pass. sport tour. "pass. coupe: al ALL IN
g4araneed perfect condition: % on easy I serms' Ms
Hines, Lincoln salcsroom 113" Conn. ave-
MARMON 4-PAss. COUPE. 1924: new Kelly
cords; new black Duco finish. with verml-
fec,ly performing closed car at =, rdicn. i!o,,
coin salesroom Iia2 Conn: ave. Main 20so.
MARMoN TOURING-,New. paint; tires; ,,, sX-
s2e: s0e: ns. Vermont Garage rear 1llJ verm1n'
NASH 800 4-door. sedan tdemo onstrator. :.
}pe
SIs for Fsheri1 Fpsn distributor
NASH ADVANCED. SIX. 1928 SEDAN; ED MI T.
cate OF this car rs IN not 1raa f1r sa See Mo- Hanna
Franklin Motor Car Co. 1914 Z st. NV.
NASH. 1896 special six e-door sedan demon.
than usual Dienelt Nash Co. Phone Alex
OAKLAND TOURING. 1922 Looks and
500 See Mr.. Kurty, Owens Motor Co..
6323 Ga. ave. -
OVERLAND ,ToUR1NGi 1923 3T1n goo, coed
terry tS Main $50 or franklin 1853: 53:-------
possible ab" to duplicate this car: completely
So as Gonn srfs ave very Main soa
PACKARD SIX COUPE, 4-passenger, 1925.
This car is practically new; new Duco paint
and tires; any demonstration: cheap for for
ea1'e car Co.. sa'ii isl4 Il. st. nv & Main 7o45.
PACKARD CLUB SEDAN. 1896. 333: runs
and looks like new; complete equipment
5@mpers ETC. oil recer foi
ST $50 cash--a price that will bear com
SSs FssRas Sa hoi: o sfSs Ksorsms far aT "a
PACKARD SINGLE 8. 7-passsenger touring
new paint and rubber; n;," perfect condition ;5 !
Go%n ffads aHs ana 'sTms Mnn soss a9comoole Co., "s
REQ SPECIAL. SEDAN. 1925 model. When
you are through shopping, see this car. The
price and terms are right with your ear
in trade. See Mr.. Hanna Franklin Motor
Car co. 1914 st. NV. Main 1045.
REQ TOURING, 1925--Looks and runs like
$50 or Franklin 3S53. -
ROADSTER. snappy tires and car in Al
condition. To sec this is to buy il. Loco
mobile Co.. 1923 Conn. ave. Main S029.
SCRIPTS BOOTH TOURING. S65 takes this
home and il runs fine. LOcomoble Co.
1I3S Conn. ave. Main 5000
SPORTIF. 1925 passenger: car carries
new guarantee. A rare bargain. Locomo
bile Co. 1923 Conn. ave. Main S029.
STANLEY STEAMERS t3l. also boilers ano
burners. Robinson. Vermont Garage. real
1116 Vermont ave. NV.
CT A % q II sci ;vl ca
dan. 1926 mechanically perfect: S new Fire
stones; quick sale desired terms considered
Call Lieut.. Williams North S234. S0'
STCDEBAKER COUPE. 1924-Duco paint
and overhauled; $3.50; terms. Franklin $50
] 126 Goth st. NV.
STCDEBAKER Big g. 7-pass sedan will
paint to suit; car in fine condition. Loco
mobile Co.. 113S Conn ave. Main s029.
TRAVELLING Bus. on I-ton chassis: will
accommodate 4: suit those going to Florida
McMullen Seeks corner. near Silver Spring
Md
Evening star., 1926-09-29

1922 Hupp 4-Pass. Coupe.
Bumpers front and rear: repainted in dark
lacquer maroon. the indestructible paint: 8
excellent tires and a quiet. powerful motor
Very cheap at 1896.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

DAYS or mornings work by reliable colored
girl with reference. North 23S4-W.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

GIRL. colored reliable. wants general
housework. 1900 Fla ave NV. Apt. 103.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
1921 18th NV
SELECTED
TRADE-INS.

The cars listed below repre-
scnting the most popular make
have recently been traded in T.
us on new Hudson and EsscH
cars. Some of them have been
overhauled and refnished in
Duco and represent a most Sc
lect lot of used cars.
See us about them before they
are placed on display.
1a24-Hudson Speedster.
1921-Nash 81 Roadster
1a3t-Studebaker Touring
l925-Hudson Coach tsteel post
1924-Studebaker Sedan tspec. 90
1925-FOrd Coupe.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO.,
1919 18th St. NV.
(Bet X and L.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main oO59.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

Refnished. recondtiored and ready to e.
looks like new and gives mighty fine der
onstration. Only S232 cash and So eve
per month.