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DEMONSTRATORS.

REQ sedan, like new, fully
equipped, including spare tire,
front and rear bumpers, mo-
tometer, automatic windshield
wiper, rear-vision mirror, stop
light, rear Gabriel snubbers
neW-car guarantee. Save from
$500 to $+00 from regular price.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1909 18th St. NV.
Main 41z3.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NASH ADVANCED 6 SEDAN
Demonstrator. driven 5000 miles. A
new car with an absolutely new car guar
antee. DIEEELT NASH CO., Alexandra
Va. Phone Alex. 1907. II"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


S4O-SI7 EYE $ E-NENLY DECORATED.
$40 & S5-R,ggs apt, 100 J. 5th at. NV
$50 & $50" Eolando - 1913 r NV.
f. ". GRAHAM & co.
1902 II NV. OR JANITOR.
1876 81. NW-t ROOMS AND BATH;
elec. light S35 month.
COZ 18th st n.w-"ud and 3rd floors;
rooms and bath. SG5 month.
800 st. ne--3 rooms and bath; $50 mo.
JESSE T.. HElSKEIL. l1t5 Eve st. NV.
APT. 3-l2@G lfth ST.
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. .S37.60
APT. al 230 18th ST.
ROOMS AND BATHi i..,:,,.... $500
8 ROOMS KTTCHEE AND BATH. S42.60
AEti.ECk REALTY CO..
34?3 PFNNA. AVE. WEST III
CLAIBORNE SIS II ST. NV,
Apis of roocls and bath .......... $50 90
SALCDA. 1t01 EUCLID ST. NV
Apt: 205--l ro1ris and bath. - $4,000
WOGDWORTH. 1905 10th ST. NWa
Apt. lO3-3 rroms and h1th. -. " 80
Apt. lot rooms and bath ...... SO 90
THE WASNl%GTOS LOAN & TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept
21o- 10th S.W.--6 X. h. .........e3o 90
Ga Eye st. sw-4 r. b......... 30 90
1878 Irving NV r. b....... Gj.UO
1882 f NE r b....,....., st0 90
Gel l5th ue-f r. b.,.......... $500
1921 Hiatts ~. NV r. b., gar. 4QCQ
5000 l@tn NV =, b.......-.. - @
~ FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY. '2''0
T33 18th 81 NV Main 353-352.
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TILE SENIt-r-E

EI-V I~TI y Wv.
Apt. 10--5 rooms au.t bath. .......S63 90
1907 PARK RID. NV.
Apts. OF rooms ami lath .........St5 90
Apt. 109-i rDpms and hath ...... 60 90
3f30 CONN. AVE. NV
Apis Of 3 rtI.s s bath 50. - g So so
Real Estate Dept.
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CATERERS.

CHEF AND CATERER (Coloredl
Available for Dinner Parties and Teas.
Fifteen years experience in American.
French and italian culinary. No parties too
large or small. Prices 25 90 to 504c less
furnish any required help. Can furnish any
quantity of prepared food on short notice.
Fried chicken crabs. oysters. roast meats.
salads, sandwiches. homemade pastries. etc.
A ]. Fulwood. 642 Fla ave. NV Pot. 1888.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PEERLESS.
Your Opportunity.
Buy With Confidence.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
PEERLESS.
1927 Brand-new Big 6

1927 Brandnew Big g
Studebaker touring,
Sheriff model. 81 800
1926 Peerless coupe, o.. 1895
1926 Peerless sedan, $50. 1850
1925 Peerless sedan, big 6 1850
1925 Dodge special tour. $50
1925 Hudson coach. .. 695
1924 Studebaker coupe. $50
1925 Studebaker spc. 6 sed 1,15O
1927 WilIys-Knight tour. $50
1924 Buick roadster $500. $50
1926 Oakland seda~ ..... 895
1929. Peerless coupe, 8-cyl. 1,15O|
1924 Chandler sedan. sos
1924 Hup. special tour. sos
1925 Cole ''8" touring. -. 395
1924 Ford coupe .... ESQ
1925 Peerless sport tour. S95
1923 Peerless rds. coupe. $50
1924 Peerless sedan. 49,. 1916
1924 Chevrolet touring. IS
1921 Dodge touring... $50
Ford touring .......... SO
Dodge sedan ........ o5
Cadillac +-pass. coupe. 200
Peerless 7-pass. sedan. -. 2o5
Ford coupe ............ ESQ
Stephens sedan ........ 800
Stephens coach. 800
Hupmobile 4-pass. coupe. 275
Studebaker 4-pass. SPIT. tr. 1916
Marmon 4-pass. spt. tour. $50
Hudson speedster, 4-pass. H5
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

MEN bA'fp-''J
1907 EYE ST, Researchm,en';s Glnb-Mag ,d Nag
everything furnished ideal legation; two
blocks north OF White House; SO ana Sfo'
CHEVY CHASE. near Circle-Cheerful, warm
room with large giassedin sun room; south,
east west exposure, private laVatoryt "
month South room with layatory. .
Garage if desired Cleveland 1871. IS
Sl5 "lst ST 2nd FIOOR-Bright, cheerful
front room in apartment near q; W ~,
suitable for student or couple; hot-water
heat: reasonable.
1878 CLIFTON ST. Apt. 3+--Large, well
furnished private room, ADJOINING bath: uh-
limited phone, two III family no other room
ers: gentleman. -
SIS 10th ST N.W.--Large. new room prl-
Vate bath: continuous hot water. electricity
steam heat private Antrance 2nd floor;
suitable for or .. So 1.
1000 sfb ST NV Two nicely furnished
! h K rooms end floor. SIS. also single room,
S5 h-wh electricity, telephone. Pot0mac
1891 VERMONT AVE- large, with kitch-
enette. hsth ami: heat; completely fur
1898 IRVING ST. Mt Pleasaut-Twn excep-
tional rooms: single and double; south front:
near cars.
3I62 nth ST- N.W-Bright warm rooms !;
new beds h w h. table board. Between
Lamont and Kilhourne "
| 1923 MONROE ST \ W.-Tvo rooms. kitch-
enette bath sleeping porch adults: southern
exposure transients accommodated.
1910 MASS AVE NW-Double room, 5
windows. 2 beds cleo: SO per week: gentle
men.
| Is 9th ST. s.E-Front room In an apart
ment: adults IN family.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WA$TED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

TWO ROOMS and bath. with board, in pri-
vate family by two ladies'. employed; state
terms Address Box 39S-M. Star office.
BY YOUNG COUPLE. nicely furnished room.
sleeping porch and garage: meals. private
family only. Address Box 301M. Star office.
II"
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THE LEANINGTON.
14th aud Clifton Sts. y W

Three large rooms <lt and bath. AL
rooms on outside. giving plenty OF light snd
mir. X64 30.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED


THE. BUCHANAN ;APTs;, 45o6 1871 ST
fur. $50. See ianitors or Adams 1891.
OPPOSITE iMAyELoWER, 1905 pE SALES
S57 50. Phone NJ. t.. 2I37 or Or Pot 23f7 25'
3 ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED, RENT,
So to Ar aar + 4S@d GedrEa aTs Will 53r
DETACHED HOUSE; PRIVATE APT
Ia larg9 rooms bath poych m sink in 6!tch6enn. zen.
pantry. sleeping, porch and hath, 1929 Nh
nois ave. NV. Columbia 1892. II
1409 NJ sT: NV. oVERL!QoKING THOMAS AS
b., freshly papered and painted. II
1879 N II. AVE NV AND 8 FRONT
rooms, $40 and $45; steam heat. private
bath. IL
1,74;9 CHURCH sT--4 Rooms. ,$55: IN, q;
and tllsi SHINY y. eSe5. N0, 1e-e 10.
2735 ONTARIO RD-VERY DESIRABLE
ads X and BATH corner cdms. 10HsS st
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH: VERY At
trSctivs % Snt anS s1S very reasonable 1919 ST.
Groom, kitchen and bath, newly furnished
apt. within easy Walking distafnce down,
noon or between 5 and @ in the evening.
2 CHOICE ROOMS, KITCHENE1TrE. BATH;
lovely private home: near park, eod adults use
6I1 G0PLEY d,, CQuRTS =. 1914 4ool 18th ST. t.
a and bath a l ant:. Dec. /, to couple or two
KEDR1CK. 1901 ST. NV. FRONT,
Apt, sos: one large room and bath; large
closet. See manager. 1S"
TWO ROOMS. BATH; FRONT APT: NON
18th and l SITS. NV. Main 1858. 17'
1915 R stone ROOM, KITCHENETTE
gas. elec.: also large room and alcove bed
room. $40. Potomac 2118. IS
"1d R@2Ms cec on cRNF EPs
telephone Included. 1418 Spring I'd. 2o'
DESIRABLE APT, ATTRACTIVELY FUR
n!shed; nn56 - 2 rooms hall kitchen. bath; $50
e51s 18th 1 ST w-THREE TIL Eel LARGE I}E
School. overlooking city. at $40.
NEAR 14th--TWO =, 2nd FLOOR FRONT
S bath, heat. light gas; u S35 Col Se 877o. i3s M
4O4 N. ]. AVE. E.--TWO LARGE ROOMS,
1ehen9 s5 n5Ts1e nnres 3ah hhTey gnna53Gd 3
1909 ccoLUMBIZA Rp--3 LARGE, NICELY
rorch range tm4 an4 d9mmv Servtde t@eo' 'a'n
3614 CONN. <AvE.EA RARE CHANCE TO
e ef bld laicey 1n FURNISHED shed apt N an
acove bath w With 'N large Fs'oE dressng sh PG room
$3.50 also larger art.
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT ALI.
adults. price. $50; now available, l24
COMPLETELY FURNISHED APT. 2 RMS.
KIT. and bath furniture, $50. rent, SAT 50 .:
convenient cars and bus. Adams 3824-W
CENTRAL. CLEAN. QUIET, WELL FUR /
70 . r. K, b: apis, glassed pOrches, home
Que. 1Ss
1414 18th ST. N.W-LARGE ROOM AND
kitchenette, near bath: hot-water heat. e,ec
light. gas range: walking dist; reasonable
THE ARGONNE.. APT. O8-ATTRACTIvE
apt. 2 rooms, kitchen. bath, balcony twin
beds: month or season. Col 1880.
completely furnished; sink, range. breakfast
set: reasonable. 1894 10th st. NV.
Ala .N.E;--2 NICE ROOMS. COMPLETE
y furnished for housekeeping. S35 per mo.
elec. and gas included. Lincoln 3005.
300 E. CAPITOL ST-2 FRONT ROOMS
kitchen and bath gas and electricity steam
heat: phone service; second floor: $50.
25 K ST; Ne -CoMFoRTABLY FUR
electricity, sink $50 so. Phone North 2s5
EXCEPTIONALLY UNIQUE.
Desirable suites Of and / rooms, k.
b.: centrally located: am T.: $50. North
3192-W. The Antwerp. 40l goth n W. L.
BENEDICk,
For Bachelors.
1908 EYE ST.
Ia OR ROOMS WITH BATH.
VALET SERVICE.
MEAL SERVICE TO ROOMS.
HRANs1ENTs ACCo1MoDAzkA
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Chrysler! Chrysler! Chrysler
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

A reduction of Our used-car
stock must be made to take care
of the large number of trade
ins" now being made on new
Chrvslers. Therefore we are
offering the following cars at
GREATLY REDUCED prices:
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32s investment G.t'. NJ. 1897.

NM. ------ ~ -'-- : Z = ~
M IL + F2e15 p ma 2at4 c, s., $$52375
No. 23--5 rooms and bath. .......... 10 90
:. TIE PARKER. 1900 ltta s.. M
No. 5Ui--% lanuts amt ratU ...-.......~. % 90
THE ROCHESTER. l4f~ Meridian PI NV.
No. 81 ryu#tS ard 'ttA. A............~ ,- 10
no, sal room and bath. .:.,......, = 20
50. IL, .ra.r1- auI Ia'H. $500
THE LEl-NNSS I2o1 Q@n s. y N>
No. lO1---i rooms aut loth. ........-~ $50 90
THE ST. PA T.. 81 10Th 81. y y
10 ! -; rga1, a4d az. ;... > 200
No. ID rnor'- and hath ........... 50 SO
CHAs. =. TkIBBf. 80 irsf. NJ Bis e.1z.
Day nh 81. ttI@. u.-'t1 nh. Col. 60tu.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBHES.
SALE OF

SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
All of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
Willys-Knight
E78,door Coqpe Sedan. 1925 model; has
fLancaster balancer equipped with per
anteed rare bargain. Act quick-s695.
Overland Touring, 1924.
Newly painted and oyerhauled. in first
Buick s Roadster.
Al condition. new tires. S475.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924.
atSS ok1 soo5. sRf sn9s IKE s5v ns Al S9o
Buick 4 ! curing.
1925 model. 4-wheel brakes. mechanically
tires Al: has not been abused. S465.
Essex i Sedan.
e9F With good @ segufasi2q Rvng sdnS r
Packard Straight s Roadster.
1925 sport MODEL. best looking car in
town: mechanically perfect.
Hudson Coach, 1925.
This car, has only been run S.70O miles;
9ood. T9s2F sGa5 seG1a5e'' upholstery and PANT very
Studebaker Big 8 Sedan.
Al s1l through. SG95.
Chevrolet Touring, Superior
De Luxe. 1925.
..sood tires, good paint; in AL condition
Studebaker Big 8.
nssSg s ana }o2 so5 toqTas 'a t9=t 5c2ysGt oyer
order. No4O-
4 Ford Tourings. S100 Up.
Studebaker Light o."
new paiiit; Just ovcrhaGIed. Al condi,
Ford Tudor Sedan.
Model 1923. new paint can't tell from
new car: Just overhauled. $500.
Terms: One-hfth Cash.
Balance in II Months.
GLASSNAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 L St. NV Main 67O5.
Nor ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
HCDSON-IcSSEN.
Our prices are generally rec
ognized as being the must rea-
sonabIe in Washington. How
ever, we have made another re-
duCtion in used cars.
Hudson 90 coach ch...-.-..........g 5000
Hudson - coach. h............... 395
Hudson 81 coach ch................. 3T5
Fssex fa6 caft,.3 ....-............ $50
Fssey '.35 eoacn .............. :}t35
FsSex +"t coach 2r5
Cheg rolst - sedan. ............,.... 375
Chevrolet '25 tUuriu4. ............... 115
Chevrolet - coupc. ............... 195
Ford 2G coupe. e.................. 315
Ford '26 touring ........-......... 275
Ford 20 t0urlu9. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Ford 20 roadster. ..-................ I25
Oakland 80 sedan ......-...,..... $50
Hudson sedau. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. 175
Hudson limousine. e.......-...-....... 393
Hudson 20 hrOue ham. l.....-.,....... $50
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7 = = ~ \ ITI.t-I.
14th EuG Randolph SIS. NV
THE hartford.
% Gf,.s.r 80 - Ky

Two and thrr" rooms. kit and hath. fl
this excellent amt cOIy yculeit hi ID o2rhGpd
AL outside rooms. SHu-Ce to So %.
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SPECIAL
MID-MONTH SALE.

Every car in our stock has been
repriced to insure immediate
sale.
Each has received the O. K. of
our master mechanic.
All you need is a small down
payment and the balance can be
spread over a period of ten
months.
A new spare tire will be given
with each car sold Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD: home cooking 600 Mary.
land ave. ne.
9O9 18th ST NW-Home cooking: The
best of everything: SO week; try it. 1S*
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1860 MINTWOOD FL \ wv. APT

ISBV NINIWUUT I'd y W AUT-
22-S rooms, baths, porch, ele-
1869 Mmtwood nj NV. Apt ia
= ruoEIs. reception hJl and 1th.. So 90
039 New York ave u " - E.. &. b.. - 90
1900 30th -. II W. r1uuls & bath. 20 90
1873 l. st SCI rooms * u..-.... .2 50
porch. electricity ..'............ $500
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THE TREW
MOTOR CO.,
1909 14th NV.

BUICK COUPE 4-PASs.
$175.
100 Florida Ave. y E. 17s
FORDS-1926-FORDS
Coupes, Tudor 'sedans, tour
ings and roadsters, all 1926 mod
els. in fine condition and guaran-
teed; here's your chance to get
a real good car at big saving
our terms are easy. See these
cars before buying, Triangle
Motor Co., 2 New York ave. NV.
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ROOMS AND R0AKD,

COLORED-1633 L St. NV large fur
nished or unfuruished rooms.
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1717 DE SALES. opposite Mayfower-At-
tractive bed-Sittng room for woman: kltch-
enette privileges; ami; high-class; 1anltor
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
fContinuPd)

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W-Large front
double room. attractiyely furnished; home
cooking Columbia S70.
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1920 NJ ST-Large. ami, running water;
on first floor; non-hou uSAkeeplng SO nio.tn
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CAHILL & NENSU

Five large rooms on fret Aoor in nice.
six aDartrDut Luii.iJ1 Rental of $50 90 Is
low for this sp"ua.j residential section.
Inspect or cali
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1921 RIGGS PL. NW.-Two or 3 rooms and
bath: furnished or mfurnished: all modern.
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1859 14th ST. NV.

Five large rooms. bath and porch. In this
desirable locality ana renting for Cniy
$50 90 monthly.
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BANK PROPERTY.
BUY A REPOSSESSED CAR
AND SAVE MONEY.
II MONTHS TO PAY.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
TRADES ACCEPTED.
kTTDEBAKEk LIGHT SIX TOURING, 1924,
SD
------ 100 Florida Ave. Ne. IL

------------.---1 100 Florida Ave. Ne. II.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
USED FORDS.
RECONDITIONED
FORDSON TRACTORS.
Priced Right.
LIGHT DELIN ERIES
AS LOW AS S25.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
RUNABOUTS WITH
PICKUP BODIES.
TON TRUCK CHASSIS.
DUMP, FURNITURE.
EXPRESS. OPEN AND
CLOSED BODIES.
AS LOW As SIS.
Liberal Terms.
STEUART MOTOR co,
Authorized Ford Dealer,
$40 PA. AVE. NV.
MAIN 5000.
NOT ONE ANERicAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG As EFO-%GF o\F
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Frrnkrn IN f'.-lranae Bl1E l3'
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS OF CITY.
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Furniture is Just from the STORE. Modern
apartments in perfect condit'Sn. .sS"ttled
naishb0rs Location excellent and s$.ry &C &c
cnssihln See Resid ut AGENT VET. s.t. H!t
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l RM., BATH, FUkN.j$4O;
Neatly furn. apt. in modcrn az: bidg'
Also . rms hk $50 See asrnt ~ 2l3S
California St.. lust west of Conn. .Ave-' or
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8l5 10th ST. N.W.---Clean. warm. southern
room steam heat. electricity. next to bath;
continuous hO1 WATER SIS
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.RAndAIl. al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW AND VERY. NIi,E.

Desirable suites OF three and fours rooms,
lt 101 10NKalorama road.
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Observation-Disclosures

SINGLE ROOMS WITH -RATH- .TrE;'MsHED
and with cGnniete ho'e! servi,:, sgco5 mo;
up Groom suites. non-hnuscl &erS;ig m
furnished. 500 mo- BCRIIEG1 T,N HOTEL.
1870 Vermont ave. nv. Main 500 -
nOWNTOWN-3 ROOMS A*:D BATH.
steam heated: $40. Inquire a. ~ Book
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14O9 2ath Dupont Circle-Two furnished
front SIS and $50: very large unturnl shGI'
and kitchenette. gas included. $50 LOT L.
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LOW .RMTFS.

finest eroup of ant, bldgs = U:S:.. -. "a,
downtown . car lines. A"Comri1d1f.'n ana
service UNSURPASSED. Rates a. low, as hsib f,
When aVailah!e. Positively largest IeId hest
rooms you ever saw Act dui;5Ly:. Phone
Columbia 7744 Also rms; SO rms !
St10. Clifton Terrace. entire block fath ana
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NEAR 10th ST g. PN;REx RID.

Convenient 70 stores. schools nad esurrhes.
IN fret-class tlrt proof bldg: + r-uss+ +pantry
tile bath. hardwood floor. op:n, $srcp!nGe.
everything ~ t9 the m.nutcti he. .utitnliy y.
3 tile rent act quickly. JusE T. thing
for large g, family of adult rP Ps"ne Hrgyle T9
Nit plnasant 81 and Park rd. ".
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NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
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THE HENRIETTA, Apt. Is, 933 y St. NV.
Large, comfortable room with private
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THE RHODE ISLAND 1897 r. l. Ave NV.
Large double and single rooms: easy Walk
Govt. depts.: large English lobby; beautiful
Il !r,,r hoard
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

| BURLINGTON HOTEL. 1920 Vermont ave-
n.w-Single room and bath c3mpieIe 1r er1ons n91si
Sl20 Also housekeeping apartments Iuri
| nished or unfurnished. with or without hoIe'
all al
Evening star., 1926-10-26
WILLIAMS DEMANDS
VOTE ON DRY LAW
Missouri Senator Advocates "Clear-
Cuk" Referendum Be Submitted
in His State.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, October 26:-A clear
cut referendum on the eighteenth
amendment to be voted upon by the
people of Missouri was advocated last
night by United States Senator
George H. Williams, Republican nom-
inee for reelection. in a speech here.
He added that he believed the minds
Of the people would become more COM
posed on the liquor question if once
the issue was squarely put to them.
Senator Williams said the people
should not be beguiled by any sug-
gestion that there is any reasonable
prospect Of the modification of the
Volstead act. He said there can be
no halfway ground if the Constitu-
ton is to be upheld.
Il was opposed to national prohibi-
ton as an endeavor on the part of
our Government to control the indi-
vidual citizens Of the United States in
their social habits. I believed in
local self government and / did not
believe in such exercise of the police
power over the individual citizens of
the States," he declared. Enter
tanning these views, / was constitu-
tionally opposed to national prohibi-
ton and I have not changed my
opinion on either of these points"
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.DR|SCOLL IS AGAIN
TO HEAD CITIZENS
Mid-City Group Reflects
Association Leader for
Sixteenth Term.

A. ]. Driscoll began his sixteenth
consecutive term as president Of the
Mid-City Citizens Association follow
ing his reelection with other officers
of the organization at it's meeting last
night.
In the course of the association's s
efforts to have the farmers market
established at the mid-city site, 1t was
decided last night to present the cause
of that choice before the special con-
gressional committee investigating the
District Of Columbia on November s.
Following his reelection, Mr.. Dris-
coll, who has been the association s
only president since it's establishment
Is years ago, declared that "for once
| am anxious to serve another term
as president" explaining that his IA
miliarity with the market situation
would certainly serve the association
in good stead in it's efforts to locate
the market on its site. Other officers
who were reelected on Judge Robert
E. Mattingly's motion are: DR.. j. c.
Buchanan, vice president: NJ. L. SAILS
bury, secretary; G. T. Bowman. ffnan-
c1al secretary, and Max Il. Pines,
treasurer. q. Howard Huntington
was chosen to succeed Gilbert A. Hall
as delegate to the Federation Of Citi-
zens' Associations, ard will serve in
that capacity with W. II. Richardson.
The decision to present is case to
the congressional committee was
made following the reading Of Repre-
sentative Frank r. Reds letter, in
yiting the association 10 laY before
the Committe" any facts which may
give additional light OF the market
location on the central site. The mo-
tioH was made BY Mir. Han.
Maj. Carey II. Brown Of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, who addressed the meet
ing, declared that tHe choice by the
commission OF the lexington site
was based upon the better railroad ia
cilities. affording more rapid trans
portation of perishables. The South
west site is second choice of the plan
ming body, he said. because it has the
second best" railroad facilities.
The association adopted a reSolu-
tion asking that the playground of
Thomson School be regarded and sur
faced with coarse sand. The bed of
the surfacing suggested by DR.. Bu-
chanan is to be OF soft stone.
Evening star., 1926-10-26
DENTIST IS FINED
IN AFFIDAVIT CASE
Dr.. C. H. WiIen Accused of In
ducing False Charge Involv-
ing First Mrs. Browning.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Fine Of
$500 and a suspended sentence of one
years Imprisonment was imposed yes
terday on DIR. Charles II. Wilen, dem
tist, who was indicted by a Federal
grand jury for having Harry c..
Wolcher make a false affidavit that
Wolcher was the husband Of Nellie
Adel Browning, divorced wife of Ed
ward w. Browning, now the husband
of Peaches" Heenan Browning.
Before Browning was divorced from
his first wife, it was testified here,
Mrs. Browning and Wolcher went to
Paris, where they were joined later
by DR.. Wilen. On their return to New
York, Wolcher and Mrs. Browning
pleaded guilty to having made false
passport affidavits representing that
they were husband and wife. Wolcher
was given q suspended sentence OF
years imprisonment and Mrs. Brown.
ing a $500 fine.
Supreme Court Justice Mitchell has
denied a motion filed by Mrs. Marion
Dockerill asking appointment of
guardian ad litem for Peaches,
against whom Browning has filed
motion sets forth her intention to file
suit for $150,000 damages, planning
to base her libel action on statements
appearing in articles published over
Mrs. Browning's signature, alleging
that Mrs Dockerill was head of a cult.
Justice Mitchell ruled there is no
libel action until the papers are
served on Mrs. Browning and that
after such service the girl has a right
to seek in her own behalf the appoint
ment of q guardian.
Evening star., 1926-10-26
CHAMPION HEN DIES.
Queen of Fontana Had LIZA Eggs
to Credit in California.

FONTANA, Calf, october IS N).-
queen OF Fontana, record-breaklns
sien. was found dead yesterday under
n orange tree In her private court
ard at the poultry plant of the Fon-
ana. Farms Co. here shortly after she
,,ad laid her 1,174th egg. Death was
.i,1e to natural causes.
Two weeks ago, the queen completed
ser fifth year Of egg production with
rew world mark of 1,167 eggs, com.
pyred with the average production of
- hen in the two years of It's laying
life Of 210 eggs.
All of the queens eggs were used
Sor Matching. her owners declaring
hat she paid ] . per cent on an invest
,nent of $40. 900 during her lifetime.
Evening star., 1926-10-26
Recalls Days of Speeding "Bike."

CHICAGO, October 26 CR.-Whiz-
zing down Michigan avenue at 10
miles an hour, a woman bicycle rider
was arrested by special bicycle po-
liceman detailed to curb the cyclist
speed maniacs. It happened 25 years
ago, but attention was called to it
when the woman recited the expert
ence in the column Of a newspaper,
and Tom Hanely, now a Federal Of
flcer, recalled he was the man who
made the pinch.
Evening star., 1926-10-26

"The real test of the Christian church
today is it's ability to take the demon
of hate, sectarianism and provincial
ism and expell it, so that we can clear
the way for a realization of the ideals
Of Christ.
"Methodism must rise and lead the
march into the twentieth century as
you did into the nineteenth century.
You will never do it by voting up or
voting down this candidate or that.
Evening star., 1926-10-26
WARNER GREETS PILOTS.
italian Airmen Arrive Here for
Schneider Races.

Edward p. Warner. Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy for Aeronuautics,
yesterday afternoon received the Ital-
ian pilots entered for the Schneider
Cup races, to be held at Norfolk, Va,
on November II.
Those i'll the party We're Maj. Mario
de Bernardo, Capt. Arturo Ferrarin,
Capt Guascone Guascom and Lieut..
Adriano Bacula.
They were accompanied by Maj
Aldo Guslielmette OF the Genio Aero
nautic Corporation and Commander
Silvio Scaroni, naval attache of the
Italian embassy.