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MARM0N TOURING. .overhauled, repainted.
trade: ira 100 kearney ar% ST. 81 ne: North sol
in on new LINCOLN by prominent Washing
ever let
this to you; attractive terms. with your car
as part ss,S payms1s oso See Mr. Hines is" Conn
Sa be arransed TSs car han beeo
ssSsf Xda%s aoon a1a nat ian
MAXWELL SPORT TOURING. 1924 good
nsI0s Shsel sarsan new Adams dams eSs seSEe e
Mdas cord es Cos. g. 800 really s,s. Sen
esss sS osa see Mr. NAM
seanry e1'fsns shone Sorh ss4
OAKLAND 1925 COACH :; Demonstra.or:
anees anu ools sfH e'srss car Sroa
6eH in a0S s61ge ,4aS a1S Ez terms Adams
OAKLAND 1926 SEDAN - Demonstrator;
antees. Cannot be told from brand new:
xaam: e. 6aanSd SfEt Co.. 4R
OAKLAND COTPE-S3e5 takes this 2-pass.
that ans hs 9ssn Sss tes
trade and E-Z terms Adams Oakland CO.
nSD tion new paint paint a and priced low. s ' See Nj
Cashell, Lambert Hudson Motors. gath and
PACKARD COUPE overhauled. repainted
shows i iittle use: fuliy equipped with bump
ero wnd,shed i C, CHAINS parking light. etc
ment: painted two.coIor brown and ran "a,
lsss s1s har a. big en ef Mr.
meni @ Building. 18th and 4 sts: NV:
"sy "sss ss'.sf
sTUDEBAKER LIGHT 8; cheap to quick
sTUDEBAKER SEDAN: 1924 special six; six
carefully driven car: any demonstrations: ex-
Gssai Sarsan 'Ges$ SEQ" ask for M woeo, @
ear at 1922 + at
sTUpEBAKER COTPE-Four good tires and
4hs eo sn
sTIDEBAKER 6.PAss. SPECIAL 8 sEpAN
can be bos5t "m easy with Your
ear az gaEt IT payment. Petit Nash Motor
WILLYs-KNIGHT TOURING, 1924: splen-
did shape: many, extras; rare bargain :
s4.5. Lambert Hudson Motor Co.. l7"" L
st. west Of Conn. ave. -
WILLYS-KNTGHT COUPE SEDAN, 1925
model excellent condition. Frederick Carl.
Inc. 625 st NV.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschler's.
920 Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
COUPE Looks and runs like new; late
as bsraan essiis ssiss al CASH hs1 ii ri n%
s. REPAIRS LEAKY. OR BROKEN FORD
srokea a metals wsded we Co.. frpn se
DODGE COUPE: 1ass-aood condition; good
tires PFSftdh PHofhASB bs1SV MoTds %as5st CO.. PeFnNs nc
1918 i7th st. Bet. X and ~
MIDsoS coAcHWe haze Sns 1928 rs and
Also #SfLSNP ISSS ;N %oHS% 'S", a r}S
Open Evenings & Sundays. Main 9O5a.
HUDSON BRoUGHAM 1o25-;Iow mileage;
lots o: extras; reconditioned; refinished
"0' ' HohLHSP MOTOR 60: NC
Omen 1919 GHen6s s.h Ct snssxl Bss and Nan ao5a
M-U-R-P-H-Y
GUARANTEES IN WRITING.
USED CARS.
The finest selection OF up-to-
date late models.
1926 Hupp Roadster (S-cyl).
1926 Chrysler Coupe.
1926 Dodge Special Touring.
1926 Hupp IS" Sedan.
1925 Buick Coupe.
1925 Buick Master Coach.
1925 Nash Sedan.
1925 Dodge Touring.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1924 Hupmobile Sedan.
1924 Chevrolet Sedan.
1924 Studebaker 5-pass. Coupe.
special 6.
1924 Studebaker 5-pass. Coupe,
light E.
1924 Chrysler Brougham.
1924 Buick 7-pass. Sedan.
1924 Jordan Touring.
1923 Dodge Touring.
1922 Buick Touring.
1922 Jordan Sedan.
We finance used cars through
G.. NJ. A. {.
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CLEANING dyeing. pressing: established 15
wears: one of best known and paying places
Of kind in city Price. 81, 500. Address
Box 303-S. Star Office
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GASOLINE. accrssories corner drive-in sta
tIon on busy street in II w: long Lease: low
rent Best place OF kind in city for $4,000.
Address Box 316-S Star office
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HUPMOBILE
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT..

1926 Nash Touring Car.
Never driven: absolutely new. S7aa.
1923 Hupp Sedan.
Just refinished throughout; practically
new tires Cheap at S9"5.
1926 Hupp Six Sedan.
Like new throughout. Sl.195.
1924 Hupp Touring.
A beauty at S575.
1925 Hupp Touring.
New rubber. sos.
1924 Hupp 4-Pass. Coupe.
Splendid car for Winter. S725.
1924 Studebaker Brougham.
Seats comfortably. A rare value at S695.
1924 Stutz Sport Roadster.
SIX yellow wire wheels; sporty and fast
s1s5.
1923 Dodge Touring.
Splendid value at $3.50.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Champlain St. at Kaloraina.
Columbia $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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RoOMTNG HOUSE. 8 rooms: downtown
good investment: nice front and back yards
Address Box 2O2-S Star office. 26e
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a2b Packard straight Eight. Sport Touring
1925 Dodge Special A Sedan.

Prices Right and Guaranteed.
THE AUTO MART.
1414 14th ct NV
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FORDS-FORDS-FORDS.
Tourings choice of 12...... $50 UP
RunabOuts choice OF .. 2......... so up
Sedsns. choice of 8............ 8. IS IIp
Conpes. choice of 3. ....:..:s $50 up
Trucks and Delivery-Au Style Bodies
SOME OF THE ABOVE CARS CAN BE
BOUGHT AS LOW AS $50 CASH: BAL
ANCE. S5 WEEK
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
al 18th NE. L. 600.
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Open Evenings Until 9.
Remember the Address.
1909 |. St..
"WALLACE.'
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
FIVE SPECIALS.

925 Buick "-Pass Coupe. rumble seat.
9"6 Oakland Coach: 5000 miles.
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FRONT SPACE on ct. the Barrister
or tel. Franklin 10463
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LOOK
WALLACE MOTOR co.

is running attractive hut small con-
servative ad IN these columns. II you can I
rehnements and real values are left for your
approval
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WARDMAN,
1915 18th St. NV.
STANLEY II. HORNER,
BUICK

USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
Buick Touring ........ $37S
Dodge Touring ........ SIS
Buick Coupe ............ 100
Maxwell Sedan :..... $50
Dodge Sedan ............ 225
Chevrolet Coupe ........ 200
Buick Coach 1.1OO
Buick 4-pass. Coupe. 1000
Buick Sedan .. $50
Buick Touring .......... 700
Hudson Coach. .......... 900
Hudson Sedan ....... -. $50
Oldsmobile 6 Touring. -. $50
? Ford Tudor Sedans, each ESQ
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FOR SALE--Lunch room ct. ne: $500
hIlsness weekly. See owner at 176 y. Car
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PEERLESS.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
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SELECTED
TRADE-lNS.

! KADE-lNS -.
We have recently been able
to secure a very fine collection
of used cars for our customers
and it is with pride that we can
exhibit the following list of
automobiles recently traded in
on Hudson and Essex cars:
1925 HUDSON COACH
1928 HUDSON BROrGHAM
1925 ESSEX %" COACH.
1926 FORD SEDAN
1924 HUDSON COACH.
1923 DODGE COUPE
1924 ESSEX g. COACH.
1875 FORD COUPE. ..
1928 PASSENGER HUDSON TOURING.
1929 ESSEX -" COACH
HOLLAND MOTOR CO..
INC.
1910 18th st. (Bet. X & II.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main oO5o.
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FIRSTCLASS CEMENT BLOCK PLANT
Large output doing good business; reason
able. Mr.. Toone Clarendon 3r6.5R5. 800
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UNCU IdNC IfIONINI NdI =.
1926 Chevrolet landau
sedan $3.50
1926 Chevrolet coupe
new ......... $50
1925 Studebaker (standD SIS
1924 Studebaker (speciaD 625
1924 Buick touring ..... 675
1925 Hupp touring. 80. 675
1925 ChrvsIer roadster. 1850
1925 Chevrolet touring -. 300
1924 Chevrolet touring. rs
1922 Jordan 4-pass. coupe SIS
Fords 100
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NASH, ~. NASH. NASH

Look over our select stock o
used late model cars.
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DODGE SEDAN. lo24-ln
very good condition in every de-
tail. $500. Year to pay.
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l7O0 |. st. NJ. 7612.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS.
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EABY CARRIAGE So hicvcle. girls. SO:
oriole 3-hurner gas plate. 50: !. size vio-
lin bow and case. So Neyer model l3-key
lHtc twood'. cost S35. sell for SIS. 213
Rock Creek Church rd. NV.
BED. brass. complete; two wire couches. gas
heater 900 1th st ne
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

\. +. RYON co. INC,
Main 4a97. 1923 ST.
Columbia loI1 341S 1+th st.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LINCOLN 4-pass. Judkine custom-built Sc
mechanically guaranteed perfect; tires.
trunk. etc: only S1.S75".; your car as part
Lincoln Salesroom. 1882 Conn. ave. Main
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SEWING MACHINES used: S5, $40. SIS:
guaranteed repairs and rentals: new ma
chimes 81 per month machines sent on
trial. c. NJ Gusack, 103 II st. ne. l.. SoS9.
2ps
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DODGE SEDAN-S5O cash and small weekly
payments buys this fine car. 1t IS in eY-
xdams Motnr MS11.con cn ano , nas 1een reVarhisneu
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HOTEL, about 30 rooms spacious lobby
located Pa. ave. NV: clean. well furnished
money maker long lease Price, $4,000.
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dehcafeesen. Basement. busy location: large
fireplace. 1923 r. adjoining Transportation
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SEWING MACHINES-Dh Singer. SIS;
New Home. Sl3: Standard. $lI5: New Ideal,
10: others AZ So: all guar. New machines,
81 mo Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
: + Sow Mrh Shop n Pa ava So l. c15
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5000 TO g.. 900 EQUITIES in several city
and suburban houses for sale cheap terms
or Will trade for paying business preferably
dellcatessen, cigar, hardware. store, etc.
This is an excellent opportunity to get
value received promptly if you wish to dis
pose of your business
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SODA CNTAIN fine. practically new for
ssle cheap. Call Potomac 6sl. a.
STEAM ENGINE. small ok condition can
I've sren at Bowen school srd and X sts.
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WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE
SEDAN, November. lo25-Seat
covers. spare tire. bumpers. etc
Car practically new in every re-
spect. $3.50 Year to pay.
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cigars. confectionery. To-
ated in apartment building: rent. $40
: 11onth; best paying place of kind in city for
600. Address BOY oO1-S oficp
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PIANO FOR RENT tWing1 frst-cIass con
iition: owner out of city. rate 81 so per
month and good core II. B. Johnson. 40
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
SEEKS GLENNA' s
NIFTY SCALP

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 3d.
Maureen circuit. New York Univer.
sity miss. win attempt to take
Glenna Collett, national champion
today.
They meet In the finals of the
Griswo1d golf cup tourney at the
Shenecossett Country Club. IL the
metropolitan and New Jersey cham.
pion succeeds in beating Miss Col
lett today she will have accom-.
plished one of the outstanding
feats OF the season.
The national champion threw
down the def to all Corners yes
terday by playing In her rarest
golfing form. It was the form
which brought Glenna the United
States title and was powerful
enough to overwhelm Mrs. r =.
Dubois, We stchester- Biltmore Club
champion. by q. score Of S and 4.
Miss CoIlett frankly amazed the
gallery. The form she displayed
al the start OF the tourney had
led many to believe she would not
last past the second round. Her
performance yesterday forced many
to retract any hastily drawn con-
clusion to which they had laped.
The semi-ffnal round battle be.
tween Miss circuit and Mrs. ]. s.
CassrieI, former Illinois champions
was stiff. hard-fought affair. The
metropolitan title holder just man
aged to exc out victory by up.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
Holman e Hitter

Easton's shining 0utfIelder. Bill
Holman. has taken the Eastern
Shore League batting lead away
from First Baseman Wilson 81
Salisbury. Holman Il well over the
400 mark and he is also leading
the league In home runs with Id Is
his credit. Smith, OF Salisbury. is
leading the pitchers with nine VIC
tories and two defeats.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
BIC B IS
AWAIT
BY Frank F. O'Nein

NEW YORK. July so.-The
heavy weight fight situation re-
mains in status quo.
It remains 50 until the gallant
one hundred and sixty.fffth In.
fantry. the glorious sixty-ninth
that was, breaks camp in Peekskill
and Colonel John j. Phelan re.
turns 70 New York. If any change
has been worked OF late It is
enc OF favorable nature, for Gene
Tuuney, challenger for the world 8
heavyweight championship, visited
Col. Phelan yesterday.
Tunney and Col. Phelan were
clossted Tor more than three quar-.
ters OF an hour. They talked Of
many things, but q ven shrouds
most Of what passed between
them.
Col. Phelan characterized the
visit of Tunney as strictly So
cial. He said their chat was strict
II social. Col PheIan took no
for q fortnight. Then the one
marching home again and its
discuss licenses and fighters.
Col. PheIan said, however, that
= Tunney established his eIigi-
billy he VIII receive 3 license.
That's 8 laugh. Tunney Is eli
eible to receive 8 license, az all
the world knows.
Through All the chaff and chatter
Of . pleasant afternoon spent IN
the delightful hospitality OF Col.
Phelan,s richly carpeted tent one
grave note sounded. It was q sim
cere thought OF gallant soldier
and gentleman.
These things are regrettabIe, =
aid Col PheIan with a sweepins
gesture that included the wide
world, but meant only the sduabbie
over the heavyweight fight. Sun.
lsss = stops, boxing win suffer.
More than that. boxing win be
Killed. Boxing well regulated viii
flourish. Boxing torn by interne.
cine strife win pass. .
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
SANDLOTTERS'
SALT AND
PEPPER
By r. D. THOMAS

Walter Reed Hospitals bali team,
is stepping along merriIy. The sol
diers have won nine straight games
and have q seasons standing 81
81 won and Is lost. Tomorrow
they will play the Hebrew All
Stars at the hospital ana it looks
as though the winning streak Is
in danger. Connolly and Woods
are the soldiers leading pitchers.
Action viii start at 3 o'clock to-
morrow with either Of these on
the hill.
It seems to be unanimous
opinion that Bobby Stevens, the
young Chevy Chase sI10rtstOp,
Is the seasons best sandlOt
player. Stevens turned down an
opportunity TO try out with the
Maclxme1. He has vet 10 nc
cept an Invitation 70 show of
before Buclxy Harris. The boy Is /
sIashing hitter and though
barely 81 medium size gives the
ban 3 long ride. He has the gift
Of timing.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
RING BOUT TIRE ATENED
BY 5-DAY PRESENCE Law

CHICAGO, July so. The feather.
weight bout between Eddie shea,
Hof Chicago, and Eddie Anderson,
Of New York, scheduled here for
next Tuesday. y threatened, II was
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
carso,, Is Released

Kit Carson. former Coast League
and later western League pitcher
has been given his release by the
Salt Lake club.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
Runs Scored Daily
Week ding July 20)
NATIONAL. I.EAGUE
ANTERTCAN f.nAnnn
eadera for the dayfgo ral.ler

Iily totals as ~ 90 > ss rs 17s
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
LEAGUE REsUL rs
1NTrRNATroNAL LEAGUE

Rochester. go; Syracuse, I'D.
Jersey city READING. rain.
& N asstn !. y. "a : ftsYrnpo raiw
The Washington times., 1926-07-30

CHICAGO before che .deadline" The
bout WIN either Be postponed Of
called of a1toget her
tended their winning streak Ia
airhf games through the gen.
erositv 81 81. Louis 1ielders who
contributed rive sterling errors.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30

Dick Hughes seems to be the
most consistent winner ID these
days, thanks muck to his expert
ence II the international League.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30

AZ one time Owen was Walter
ReaIl,s rival for the sandlOt pitch
ing crown 81 Washington.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
Yorkas Are Booked

The YorISes viii play Falls
Church tomorrow at z.30 clock
&c falls Church.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30

Lem Owen, who for years was &
leading sandIot pitcher here. Is 81
star In the Eastern League, which
IL fast minor loop. Owen has
been 3 winner for Hartford for
several seasons and though getting
along Iii age has shown no sign OF
slowing down, according TO infornna.
ton from Hartford Owen never was
quite good enough to make the
big league grade. The New York
Yankees gave him q skinny trial.
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1721 QUE-Communicating front. southern
exposure instantaneous hot water: attrac-
tive home. walking distance; plentiful. well
cooked meals; individual tables: reasonable.
3Os
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms suitable for
Q ami. hot water at all times for bath !;
best home. cooked meals: reasonable. Phone
Col 16R
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3l5 TAYLOR ST. Nw.-Large room for
two who appreciate home privileges with
refined Jewish family: no other boarders
Adams oQ7o
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1892 EYE NV Brunswicl1-M odernly. fur
nished double and single rooms. double or
twin beds: best selection of foods. Phone
ant 20 l.
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1898 BILTMORE ST. NW.-Well furnished
room: every convenience; good home table:
outside table guest accommodated: two car
lines
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1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-At;
comforts and privileges Of a real home;
plenty hot water excellent meals.
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1926 CHESAPEAKE ST NV two blocks
from Wis ave car line-AccommodatiOn for
two gentlemen; excellent home cooking:
oh
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1914 CONN: AVE, Girls Club-pouble
fully furnished: well heated plenty hot
water, reception room: unlimited entertain
bv the famous Virginans Just back from
Europe: opportunity TO meet young people.
tered 3Os
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1>O6 17th--Wel furnished; sunny. refined
home: unlimited hot water: walking dis
tance: very reasonable; business women
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133t 10th ST-Desirabe rooms. singly or
en- suite with board. for gentlemen. S6C
month up: references required. Franklin
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1914 PARK RD-Attractive single room
also double in well heated home. Adams
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NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. 1891 27th St
Attractively furnished rooms in well heated
bomf home cooking
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1918 MASS. AVE. Girls Club--Beautiful
warm rooms. delicious meals hot water;
laundry unusual: reasonable.
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1925 EYE ST.-Desirable rooms. single or
en- suite. with board: best food. we'll cooked.
rx-a1
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1923 18th ST Girls Club-Beautiful mod
ern home excellent table; walking distance:
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145I HARVARD ST. N.W--Large. warm
south front room in owners home; best
xnnna reasonable
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RENT ROOMS-SURURBAN

$500 goth ST--2 large rooms. kitchen anC
bath large screened porch. garage. heat, gas
electricity: only $40 month. Mt. Rainier,
Hyatts. 127-W
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1870 CLYDESDALE PLACE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. Apt. 401; all outside
rooms. overlooking Rock Creek Park: new
building: rent, $3.50. Phone Adams 9943.
80 EYE ST N.W-FOR COLORED-2
and 3 large rooms and bath each: ami:
ianitor service: children: Just renovated
See Mr. TOLRERT ON nremises e
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VIRGINIA 212O G ST.
3 ROOMS KIT. & BATH $50 90 & $50 so
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. 81 80
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1345 c ST S.E-ENTIRE End FLOOR. 3
rooms, inclOsed porch Ink: $40 garage.
Atlantic 701-J before am. or after 5. Il
OF N. Y. AVE. APT 3-wILL SELL
furniture of broom and bath apt for 81 go.
Rent $50 month
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE WEBSTER
1905 Webster st. NV.
Only two apis. available.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath.
Rents reduced.
See janitor. on premises. or
ALEX. S. CLARKE, Jr..
1888 G St. NV.
2015 4th ST NE- LARGE ROOMS AND
bath cleo. h.-w.h.: two porches: large yard !;
first floor $40. with garage. One apt. of
3 large rooms and bath. gas. End floor. two
bungalow. elec.. large yard. $25 per month.
DAVID r. THOMAS.
$40 14th St. NV.
Main 364s or Col. 4393-W. 30s
THC MACOMB 372O MACOMB ST. NV.
Brand-new Building.
Apt pt iSS-3 rooms rooms and and bath bath $3.50
Apt. I04-3 rooms and bath. $3.50
Apt. 203-3 rooms and bath $3.50
1928 EYE ST. NV.
4th Floor Rear. Elevator.
ROOMS WM. Ine s. 'fi4 PHiLLips & co. INC oo'0O
1872 St W Main 1900
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1888 18th ST NW.-Delightful front
oom; twin beds: plenty heat: best table in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-09
BANDITS ROB
GAS STATION
ATPARSHALL
Attendant in Charge Beaten
Up-Robbers Escape With
From $65 to $40

Masked bandits entered the Texac0
filling station at Parshall at 10
o'clock last night, sluggcd and
Knocked down Ted Shubcrt, in
charge, and escaped with between
$65 and $40.
The men worked SO quietly that
workers in the 500 station nearby
heard no noise and the bandits slip
ped out Of town without being
noticed by any Of the residents
Shubert says he believes they were
driving a Ford coupe, 1926 model.
Two of the men held Shubcrti while
another one Of their group rifled the
till. Shubert was badly bruised and
cut up about the head but was able
to give the alarm as soon as the men
left. lie was unable TO say how
many men were in the group but de-
scribed the two men who beat him
us '.short and stout"
Mountrail county officials today
declared the robbery probably the
work OF amateurs but at present they
have no clues to the identity of the
bandits,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-09
TREMORS NEAR
BURNSTAD ARE
REAL 'QUAKES'
University GeOl0gist Scouts
Theory That Escaping Gas
Causes Disturbances

Earth tremors which have been
felt recently on the farm Of Chris
Huber, 20 miles southwest Of Burn
stad, are attributed to slight earth
quakes instead Of pressure from es-
Gaping gas, in a letter from Howard
E. Simpson Of the University of
North Dakota geology department to
O. W.. Roberts, local meteorological.
The theory that natural gas could
have caused the tremors or the rumb-
ling noises which accompanied them
is secuted by Simpson, who says that
he has "never known natural gas to
escape from fractures in the earth
in sufficient amounts Or with such
force or velocity as to make any
perceptible noise"
Earring or shaking Of the earth
surface sufficient to break windows
in his house, as Huber declares,
could only come from slight earth
quakes, Simpson says, adding that
these are almost always accompa-
MED by low rumblings.
1--WE have no reason to expect Sc
we're or destructive earthquakes in
North Dakota" Simpson says. "Few,
il any, places in the earth are less
liable to have them, SO there is no
reason for any concern or alarm
about these trcmors."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-09
|DARROW'S VIEW
'ANARCHISTIC'
SAYS DRY HEAD
Noted Lawyer Says to Violate
the Prohibition Law Is
a Civic Duty

: New York, Dec. 9.-LR-Thc belief
Of Clarence Darrow that it is civic
duty to violate the prohibition law is
considered "anarchistic" by S. Edgar
Nicholson, associate superintendent
Of the New York Anti-Saloon League.
Mr.. Darrow expressed his opinion
at q debate in which he appeared
against Major William B. Wright, Jr.,
special counsel for Governor Pinchot
of Pennsylvania, on law enforcement.
"Thcre have been some who had
nerve enough to disobey the law, or
we should probably still be living in
caves" said Mr.. Darrow. The way to
get rid Of bad law is not to en-
force it. That is how bad laws have
been got rid Of through the ages.
Christianity was bootlegged into the
Roman emRire."
The dry law, he asserted, was "put
over" on the American people by q
minority and never could be repealed
as few dry states with population
of 10000, ,0O0-less than the popula-
tion of New York-could prevent it.
Mr.. Nicholson asserted that Presi-
dent Coolidee's message to congress
is a Complete answer" to the sug-
gestion Of Mr.. Dsrrow. Mr.. Nichol-
son declared the presidents state
ment that "for any part Of our in
habitants 70 observe such parts Of
the constitution - they like, while
disreGardinR other1. il 4 doctrine that
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0WAT0NNANS
PLAN TO FETE
THEIR HERO
Herb Joesting, An-American
Fullback, Will Be Honor
Guest at Banquet

Owotonna. Minn., Dec. 9.-LF--
Herb Joesting has done for Ovation
na what Red Grange lately did for
Wheaton, ILL.,, and the town will show
ito appreciation, the first time Min
nesota's all-American fullback comes
home from school. by, giving him the
feed of his life.
When Herb made the all-American
football team of 1926, residents Of
Owatonna started signing the towns
name in capital letters on alien hotel
registers, and the Lions Club made
the Owatonna pile driver an honor
ary member.
A banquet will be held in his honor
when Herb sets the date, probably
during the holiday season, for the
Gopher ace is working in . bank to
help pay for his schooling and doesn'a
est home much.
+. H. Joesting, the proud parent
says his son il "just = natural foot.
ball player"
potsy Clark, assistant Minnesots
eosch, says the boy 10 the best full.
back he ever saw, and that next yea,
la .psssipe. and kicking will hell
laeke him one Of the greatest triple
threats Of oil time.