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BUICK COACH

20 model 90. in perfect condition. Looks
like new; has low mileage. Easily worth
$1,000.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
BUICK COUPE.

"a. model 4s. in exceptionally good con
1tion. Had good care. New Duco finish
Fully equipped. Looks like new. Former
ly $9S5 90.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S785.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
RUICK COUPE

80 model As. in exceptionally good con-
yttion. New Duco finish. Fully equipped.
Formerly S650.00.
SLAUGHTER PRICE. S485.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
BUICK SEDAN

"a, model Al, fine condition. New Ducc
finish. Looks like new. Fully equipped
Formerly SS50.0O.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S725.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
4
POLITE CHALLENGE.
Just Read This Ad.
Remember This Address.

30 Chrysler 4.Door Sedan: only run
4 300 miles. fully equipped; Duco fin
ish: looks like real bargain. $50
Evening star., 1926-11-06
RUJCk TOURING,

"a, model 40. in fine mechanical condi-
ton. New Duco finish. Looks and runs
like new Come see it. Formerly $40 90.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S585.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
BUICK SEDAN

'23 model AZ: new Duco finish. Runs
and looks like new. Fully equipped. For
merly $4,000.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, $585.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

20 Chevrolet Touring. latest type: a
good buy and in fairly good condition.
Just in at
Evening star., 1926-11-06

'22 Jewett Touring-To settle a used
ridiculously low price Of ........
Evening star., 1926-11-06
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
tContinued.l
DON'T MISS 1T.
STANLEY H.
HORNER'S
AUTOMOBILE
SLAUGHTER.
TERMS TO SUIT YOU.

A Most Sensational Sell-Out
Of Over 100 Fine Used Cars.
The Prices Quoted Here Will
Only Give You a Vague Idea of
What Savings Are Made Posi-
BILE in This Sale. A Visit Will
Prove to You That Cold Type
Fails to Describe This Price
Slaughter Sale. Read and You
Will Realize Your Dollars
Worth.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Observation-Disclosures

APARTMENTS-CN
SINGLE ROOMS WITH BATH FURNISHED
and and up " donble rooms so With bath siso and
fqrnished: so5 mo- mo. BTRLINSTosSSa sSaa HOTEL,
JUST OFF 10th ST.. 1475 sPRING PLACE;
arS rooms 5anor a"a Sa'D oa Dhona S*S &5:s3
FOUR LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS: NTH
} 5us ,6 ston at door: S55 per mo. Apply Apt
THE PARKVIEW.- 423 4th sT.--THREE
sof RELs 1s i5ss R2S Eye Main Ma %So $o2a "N
CoLoRED-2425 ONTARIO RID. NV
9Essh e3ff kfFh. 1s 1nly fvs sS9 st.
241o goth ST: N.w.--BEAUTIFUL a;RooM
$50. Apply MANAGER. No. ITO.
porch porch hath ssfssnd S.s as ssS
see See owNER. 1909 8 St. 'i.S''''' NV. D i5s o'
r. R0' 4e1lsSs 5aS5 Bs sas Sai s7 ssf5
S,odscm 3 RooMs AND PRIVATE BATH ALL
tion. ope block from Mt. Pleasant car line
snd h St f' as sf0rs Mozart and ID asr
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK = BROOM
bath apartment: beautiful view; reasonable.
Address Box 353-J. Star office. Sc
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR. DETACHED HOUSE:
sssS willow ss S$ Takoms sepsT PARK. 06teG B. E.
ULTRAMODERN APARTMENTS. AMI.
in new building: all outside rooms a few
corner suites left; elevator: to rooms
500 per month. Apply to manager Gran
)ddalIs Colony Apartments, Georgia ave. and
OJTTET 1DE0DT L, VIZ A N7rrI, - I,I T,r71, 7,v -
private house. 4 rooms bath, heat. gas
dosss Addregs Bns stsr e. children
$50 Der month Col se5s.We. anu g." s.
bl6: b1l5 MD; heatsd AyE sisl5o NETHREE ROOMS AND
rooms. bath ,kitchenette: only S55. Apply
Big Book Shop. 933 st. NV.
5Is 5le STANTON iIcb.6 Ph COR Iaa 9Th hi,, MASS
331 Y ST. N.E-5 ROOMS. LIGHT. AT.
tractive, modern improvements: tubs in
Kitchen near car line. Ss
rooms. kitchen, porch: convenient to car
lines: gas. cleo. h.-wh.: $40.
731 JEFFERSON N.w..-S45: 9 RMS. B..
:s Sh5Ss ar as at As
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. SECOND
nOOr. OO6 - morton pI., between l. ana VI
ne. S32 so. Inquire on premises. 7s
8 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH. BATH. ALL
modern. S35; private garage. So. 329
Upshur st. NV. Adams 1753-W. Sc
3 VERY DESIRABLE OUTSIDE ROOMS
and large reception hall: suitable for phys-
cian or dentist: S125 mo. Burlington Hotel.
FIVE LARGE, BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS.
bath. porch: newly decorated: south front:
apt. house; to adults: excellent location:
$3.50. See janitor. 1901 Park rd. NV.
TAKOMA GARDEN APARTMENTS-NEW
colonial building: one vacancy: southern ex-
posure: living room. bedroom, sun room or
den bath. dinette and kitchen: charming
and convenient: h.-w.h. Open till pm.
so Elm ave. Adams 500 Garage.
ROYDON NEAR 18TH ST NV.
large outside rooms. bath. $50. so See
manager.
SAVE ONE-THIRD ON YOUR EORMAL,
rent ny buying this delightful corner suite
in a magnificent modern building in Cleve-
land Park; owner satisfaction with no per-
sonal bother of maintenance. For details
phone Main 9770. branch IL. or Adams
l243 after q p m.
523 LAMONT ST. NV. End FLOOR-TWO
large rooms and kitchen with sink and
range; glass;sed-ttn In porch; good shape: ess45
SAVE YOUR RENT-BUY COOPERATIVE
aDt.-Apply payment same as rent on your
own apt. in select residential section. Owner.
leaving city. will sell at cost. MISS NAL
LoRY. Main 5462 or Cleve. 3677.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

Under the management of
MADDUX, MARSHALL,
MOSS & MALLORY, INC.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
ESSEX COACH.

'25 model six in very good mechanical
condition. Runs and looks fine. Five good
tires. Fully equipped. Formerly S475.00.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, $685..
Evening star., 1926-11-06

STUDEBAKER COUPE.
% model. light six. in excellent condition
Had good care. Five good tires. Easily
worth $500 90.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S285.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
HUDSON COACH

HI DSON IOACH.
Late '23 model. in good mechanical CON
iition. Looks fine. Five good tires. Come
II. Formerly $4,000
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S345.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
NASH SEDAN
PRICE, S1,O35

1926. advanced model in excellent con
Ike new, Fully equipped. Easily worth
Evening star., 1926-11-06

SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
All Of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
FORD SEDAN. 1923.
looks sood as snap sond f%r ,e pne THIS car ar
"ffer.
Cadillac 61 Touring.
Al condition. good tires. upholstering
been taken very good care of-S795.
Nash Touring, 1924.
Advance 8: this car was formerly owned
;;n ~ lady who took the best A.. Of , care in
'hancal condition paint. upholstery. tires
Al Rare bargain. S495.
Buick 8 Roadster.
Al condition. new tires. S475.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924.
s,SS Looks ss6s snd ras like nsw Al
Durant 4-paSS. Coupe. 1924.
" owned by careful motorIst and has not
Gssd II aeS wa oT pe9S
uerfect. guaranteed. $500.
Buick + Touring.
1925 model. 4-wheel brakes. mechanically
rerfect. paint and upholstery, very. good;
tires Al: has not been abused. S465.
Essex 4 Sedan.
A. car with good reputation. Runs like
q clock: upholstery and paint t very ,69 good
Packard Straight 8 Roadster.
1895 sport model: hest looking car in
town; mechanically perfect
Hudson Coach, 1925.
This car has only been run S.7o0 miles
motor perfect; upholstery and paint very
Studebaker Big 6 Sedan.
Al all through. $3.50.
Studebaker Big 8.
Seven passenger. 1924. touring; just over
hauled and repaired good tires in perfect
Durant Sedan, 1924.
Looks good and runs good 1895.
+ Ford Tourings, 500 Up.
Studebaker 6.
Touring car: 1924; all new, new cord tires San, and
Ford Tudor Sedan.
Model 1928: new paint: can't tell from
new car: lust oyerhauied. $500.
Terms: One fifth Cash.
Balance in II Months.
GLASSMAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 / St. NV. Main 67O5.
&OT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS
REQ
NOT ONE.
SPECIAL TODAY!
Studebaker Big 70" Touring.
Four-passenger, newly painted maroon,
practically new tires. fully equipped, hump
e-rr front and rear. spare tire. disc wheels,
ulotometer: down payment. $50, balance
Easy. - -
TOSEPH McREYNOLDS,
''STUDEBAKER."
18th and Il Sts. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
PTTCK SEDAN

BUICK SEDAN.
90 model 80 in excellent condition.
New Duco finish. Fully equipped. Looks
Iite new. Formerl" SI5o 90.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S325.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

NASH SEDAN.
90 model. six. in fine condition. Looks
and runs fine. Fully equipped Formerly
500 90.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, $685..
Evening star., 1926-11-06

BUICK TOURING.
"a, model as. Al condition. Fully
equipped. Formerly $4,000.
SLAUGHTER PRICE, S485.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

"a model Marmon 4-Pass Touring
Don't talk of give-away prices: you'll
wonder how this can be done. See
this very rare value e
Evening star., 1926-11-06
$500 K ST. NV
Do1fa ra,Juna1

rms. kIt. and bath. SO 90 500.
Res. Mgr. Apt. GOV. 5l7.
1914 9th N.W.-3 ROOMS. KITCHE>
bath: steam heat: electricity: hot watet
$40 monthly. Col. 2l95. 9.
3 ROOMS. BATH BACK PORCH STEA>
heat elec.: reasonable. SMITHS. 65l II 81
Evening star., 1926-11-06
ROOMS AND BOARD.

11O1 18th ST NW-Second- door room
excellent meals: walking distance downtown
Evening star., 1926-11-06

ARTISTS STUDIO: WOOD ,FTREPLACt
dressing room bath, closets Maison dart
1741 Rhode Island ave. NV.
II SEATON PL NE-UPPER FLAT. Il
rooms and bath: furnace: electric light
Evening star., 1926-11-06

SAVE YOUR RENT-BUY COOPERATIVE
aDt.-Apply payment same as rent on your
own apt. in select residential section. Owner.
leaving city. will sell at cost. MISS NAL
LORY. Main 5462 or Cleve. 3677.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

1414 EUCLID N.W.-Large and small rooms.
well heated: with or without board. Adams
Evening star., 1926-11-06

1919 CLIFTON ST. APT. I5-NEW DECO
rations; sleeping porch. BATH kitchen and
three rooms. Apply Apartment II. 7'
1885 FAIRMONT ST N.W.--3 ROOMS
hath n W n electricity 7s
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
Hubby Cos q the CountFy

He drove into q. vacant lot of
Bladnesburg Road last night
about 1880. He had ! lady with
Him. but no permit He has more
names than the Prince of Wales
and three different addre sses, but
i couldn't find any 0f them In
the. Traffic Bureau records.
Boob: I'm q hard king
man
ssYoti need few months vaca,
ton out In the country"
II have d wife and baby to
support
Driving without ! permit II
about the worst way there - 20
support them.
s'I'll. promise / won't do It any
more, your honor.
I'll promise you won't do It
any more for six months, anyhow.
Sign him up for $50 days, Mr..
Clerk. :
Bargaitl Day
He .wabbied through r. street
from Eighth to Seventh on the
wrong side and made q right
turn, going clear out and around
the center. He seemed 60 be uTl-
der the impression that IL he kept
close to the right curb he d be
cutting the corner.
Much. traffic?
mo. sir. It was c:4o In the
morning
(which is known yas the milk.
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
FUGITIVE SHO I
BY OFFICER

Because he failed to obey the
command OF . policeman to stop,
and then is said to have started
firing at the PURSUING officer,
James Bland, colored. 900 Piney
Branch I'd. 81. W., is In George
town Hospital today with q bullet
wound in the shoulder.
Bland Is claimed to have turned
from Bradley lane, at the Chevy
Chase Club, into Connecticut Ave
nue.; at 81 high rate Of speed.
Constable Edward Caywood. Of the
Montgomery police force, called to
him to stop but the machine kept
on its way.
Caywood then. gave chase 4fid
claims that Bland, Oh an unidertis
fled man who accompanied him,
started shooting at him.
The policeman then drew hts
pistol and shot Bland In the
shoulder.
When he reached the ear, the
second man had escaped "a small
amount Of liquor was found in the.
car, CayWood claims.
The injured man was taken ~
the hospital In the police officer p
ear.
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
COL oRED WoMEN's CLUBS
PLAN FOR CONVENTION

The District Federation of Col.
ored Wornen's clubs BIT its meet.
ing last night AT the Cleveland
school, selected seven delegates Is
attend the annual convention o1
the National Association OF COlored
Women to be held In Oakland,
Calf, July S1
The delegates are: Mrs. Daniel
s. Murray, Mrs. Katie @. Goodlee,
Miss Eva A. Chase. Miss Rachel
Bell, Mrs. Lillian Maxwell, Mrs.
Lottie Green, and Mrs. "a. ~. Mar.
shall
Mrs. Marshall was directed to
prepare Il report to be presented
to the convention concerning the
District organizations activities.
Mrs. Murray spoke on THE Out
look Tor the Kindergarten, and
tracing the history of private and
public kindergartens here, asked
that the story be presented To the
Oakland convention ais b tribute
to the late Mrs. Phoebe Hearst
The Washington times., 1926-07-09

Dancing continued for nearly three
hours after the presentations were
over, but not single debutante had
the courage to. attempt the Charles
ton, perhaps having IN mind that =
year ago the Prince Of Wales was
rather mildly rebuked BY the KING
when he attempted the tango at
court.
Sedate dances Of the good OLD
DAYS were in order. the influence Of
American Jazz being almost entirely
! hsanf
The Washington times., 1926-07-09

between $50 and T.SO 1. "a today
iii the state Penitentiary here. Al
preparations were being made for
the execution. word came from
Governor McMuflen granting = ~
prieve 60 July 13. when the parole
board win meet.
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
Prices to Advance
July 18th

Prices of lots were td al.
vance on July 9Th. but owing
TO the recent bad Weather we
have extended that time to
July 18th, to- enable more
people to visit CIoverIea.
Come early.
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
With the
;AIbiArtists
IA Cross Section Of the
Daily Grind in Judge
SchuIdt's Court.
Read En- and Weep

Ghosts
Another saftey zone case, your
honor.
They see those white lines
there and think they're parking
places
Boob: sa ran I'M there to- dodge.
some pedestrians. 4.
Men or wonnen?,'
81 didn't notice.
How many were there?
~ didn't notice that, either =
Ibid you see any pedestrians
around there, officer ~
mo, sir
1.-TWO dollars. Z
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
"Pop" For Americans
At King 5 Wine Party
BY ETHEL MARSHALL
International News Service

LONDON, July 9.Eing George is excellent host That
the of opinion that expressed today follow
ing the last of the season. courts held last night
According to estimates of the royal caterers something
600 bottles champaign were the 5000 guests last
night.
The Washington times., 1926-07-09
Condemned ouTH 10.
RETRIEVED ATT GAL LoWS

LINCOLN, Neb.. July 81 Donald
Ringer 1s.year.old Hastings. Neb.,
youth, today was snatched from,
the gailoWs when Gov. Adams Nc
Mullen granted lastsnainuts RI,
prieve.
Ringer was 10 have been hanged"
The Washington times., 1926-07-09

Soft drinks. were obtainable for
Americans. and there were hundreds
OF other dainties spread upon the
tables for the hungry and thirsty
dancers.
The Washington times., 1926-07-09

mans hour. What's the defendant
charged within"
Failing to show permit, turn
Ing the corner without signal. and
driving on the wrong side. He'd
taken b few nips, but he wasn't
drunk enough to charge. don
believe I could make out Il case
against him before jury.
Boob: II guess I did all them
things, your honor. I put my
permit In my breast pocket, be.
] cause thought mebbe I might
have to show IL, and i wanted it
handy. Then forgot put IT,
there. =
You hit q bargain ii this Of.
ficer. He could have charged you
with driving drunk and It would
cost you $25 Or SO 70 get out. on
bond. But lightning doesn t stfike
twice Iii the same place, and
you'd better watch your elbow
pretty close hereafter. I'm going
To. let the odd lot of charges go
cheap, too. I'm in hurry to 50.
out and get haircut. $5sg
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
Locke Eq uals
Worlds Record
For 100 Yd. Dash
by United Press Leased Wire

LINCOLN, Neb., May 1.-Roland
Locke, Nebraska, sprinter, for a
third time equalled the world s rec
ord for the 100 yard dash in the
dual meet between Missouri univers-
itv and Nebraska university here
this afternoon.
With a stiff wind sweeping the
field, Locke was unable to cover
the distance in 9.5 seconds as he did
at the Drake relays in Des Moines,
Iowa, a week ago.
The world 5 record for the dist.
ance which Locke equalled is 9.6 sec.
onds.
Locke clipped 3 of a second from
the worlds record for the 900 yard
dash 4 few minutes after equslling
the record for the century. This time
was 20.5 seconds. Charles Paddock.
California sprinter, holds the world s
record which is 20.S seconds. Locke 8
time will not be counted as official,
because of the wind being at his
back.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
FARMERS TO HOLD
MASS MEETING AT
BRAWLEY MONDAY

Monday viii be hig day for
farmers of Imperial Valley and all
others interested in seeing that Col
n~ado river legislation is enacted in
Washington ut this session of cong
ross, mass meeting having been
MANNED nj the Erawlcv high school
for that night.
The purpose Of the meeting win
hc the registering of vigorous pro
test by the farmers Of the valley
"eainst any further delay on this
matter.
In addition to strono addresses on
the subject bv several well known
local mon, Earl Houghton. presiden,
If thc California, Farm Rrcqu Fod
Grafton. and T. 7. Deuel.. head of the
law and utilities department Of tn
same department. will be here 70
encourage The farmers. and assist
them in planning campaign to
snecd no the valley 8 legislative pro-
gr"m n Washington.
The board Of. directors of the
Imperial County Farm bureau. which
was scheduled to meet TODAY, will
meet instead at III" c""rt house on
Monday. so that IIoughton and De.
ucl may be present
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
W0uld-Be Safe
Crackers Held
In County Jail

Felix Saminiago, 80 wears old. is
held at the county Jail with Felix
Romero. 81 and Jose Vanenaga. 90,
pending investigation by the sher.
iff s office and the district attorney
of an attempt to rob the Holton
lntorVrhau depot at Holtville last
night.
' zen employees at the depot arriv-
for work this morning they found
he combination had been broken off
the office safe but the robbers had
been unable to break into the body
of the safe. A hammer and mon.
key wrench, apparently used by the
would-be safe crackers, were found
lying on the floor.
Undersheriff Bert Underwood and
Deputy Sheriff Freeman investigat.
ed the break and the trio were ar
rested by Marshal Kene when they
We're unable to give satisfactory
stories regarding their whereabout
during the night. AS far as could
be learned nothing was taken from
the office, though there Were add.
ing machines, typewriters and check
protectors lying where they could
easily have been removed by the in
truders,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-01
B0otleggers Do
Not Drink Their
Own Says Court

SACRAMENTO, Calf. May l.
The third district appellate court re.
fuses to assume that bootleggers are
foolish enough to drink the liouor
thev peddle to others.
The prosecution in the trial of C.
Alfonzo. charged with driving an
automobile while intoxicated, want.
ed to strengthen its ease, so it in
troduced evidence to prove Alton
20 was four times convicted of boot,
Logging. The defendant was found
guilty in the superior court of Mcr-
ced county, but the district court
of appeals reversed the Judgment
on the ground the liquor selling evi-
dence was preiudicial and should not
have been admitted.
just because man is known TO be
a bootlegger, it does not follow that
she is foolish enough 10 drink the
concoctions he vends,'' the appri-
late court comments IN decision
written by Presiding Justice vii.
liam M. Finch.