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Moves to Dismiss

Attorney Epstein then made
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INTERNATIONAL TRAIN

MEXICO CITY. April 14.-Direct
railroad service between GuadeIajara
and Nogales Ariz., win be inaugu.
rated. tomorrow.
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ARTS GROUP To
PUSH PLANS

Development Of the lower gar.
dens in Meridian Hill Park, com.
pletion Of the tomb OF the Unknown
Soldier in Arlington, and approval
Of plans for the new M Street
Bridge over Rock Creek Valley are
the leading matters before the meet
ing Of the Fine Arts Commission
today.
In its two-day session the com.
mission also is expected to go on
record against the erection OF set.
back high buildings in the Capital,
as suggested to the coming com
mission, and the billboard evils
along the automobile roads and
highways leading into the city.
With the approval If the plans Of
Horace PeasIee. architect, for Mer-
idian Hin Park, this work will go
forward next July and probably
will be completed within the next
year.
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at Casualty Hospital. Physicians
plan to operate to remove the bullet
from his brain. Austin Jarboe, hig
companion. who lives at 303 Twelfth
st. n. W., was slightly injured.
The chase began at Bradbury
Heights. where police were waiting
for the car. After several miles Of
pursuit. in which gun shots and
smoke screens played q prominent
part, the bootleg car crashed into a
house at 565h Fifteenth st. S. 3.
Both officers who did the shooting
claim they fired at the automobils
tires and shot must have ricochetted
and struck Dement,. Both Dement,
and Jarboe have been arrested pre-
viously on liquor charges. according
to police.
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FREED IN
RUM SHOOTING

Police authorities are standing
back Of the two officers who fired
ct bootleg car yesterday morning
resulting IN the critical injury OF
William Frank Dement,, 20, 1854
Spring Rd. N. w.
Inspector Charles Evans, who in
vestigated the case, has reported that
neither George Deyoe nor w. Al.
Schotter, the officers who admit
firing at the car. win be reprimanded.
Sergt. George Little and Policeman
w. n. Schultz also participated in
the chase, but deny shooting.
Dement, is in critical condition
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TJIltIi 6INh1, I'LL
Births, Mari ages, Deaths
Phone Notices e Nalp $3.50. obtusFy Dssk
ALEXANDER MELNE

Alexander Milne. 70. interior dec
orator who had charge Of the sur.
nlshings Of the white House from
the administration Of President Gar
field to that Of President Taft, viii
be buried tomorrow from his resi-.
dence, 1851 Newton ST. ~. w, In.
terInent viii be n Glepwood Gene.
terry.
The catafalque used at McKin.
ley's funeral was designed by Mr..
Milne. He also took part in the
furnishing Of the Letter, Wrestling
house, Brandegee and other wealthy
homes 10 Washington.
Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, June
80, 1s47, Mr.. Milne came to this
country yeung man. He founded
the, Ingle- Nook Studios on s Street
N. w. For many years past Mr..
Milne dealt IN Old Colony furni.
sture and reproductions He was
i'll for five months before his death
iat his residence yesterday.
He was member OF the Royal
ArcapllTil and the st. Andrews So
ciety.
Mr.. Milne leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Christine 1. Lenweli, Toledo,
Ohio, and Misses Marguerite and
EstelIe Mine and six sons, william
NJ, Alexander 4. Robert r., Henry
u, George III. and John NJ. Milne,
and nine grandchild ren.
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Fabrics

Fine foreign and do
nestle coating mate
rails in popular fancy
WeaVes.
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DIR. NJ. w. TWITCHELL

Or. M. ". Twitchell. 81, FORMER
professor of nineralogy in George
Washington University, died of
heart disease In Newark. N. u, last
night. He was on his way to q
banquet in his honor given at the
st. Francis Hotel by the Newark
Mineralogical Society.
DR.. TwitchelI was assistant geolo-
gist Of New jersey at the time of
his death. Following his service at
George Washington University, he
taught for seven years id the Uni
versity OF South Carolina.
DR.. Twitchell also taught Bible
classes here and In Columbia, s. G.
He was a licensed exhorter Of the
Methodist Church.
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NEWS CLOTHES sRcTION SECOND FLOOR
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MRS. CHARI0TTE R0GAN

Funeral services for Mrs. Char.
lotte Began, 81, widow Of DR.. M.
Van Buren, Began. viii be held to.
morrow Afternoon at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
James III. Miers, will officiate,
Burial will be in Glenwood Gem,
etery.
Mrs. Began was born in Illipois,
and came to Washington in 1858.
Her husband was a physician here
for fifty years. She. was the
mother OF DR.. Joseph B. Began and
Sarah and Annah Began, OF this
city; Mrs. walton g. Fearing, of
Norfolk, Va.I Mrs. William Steele
jackson. Philadelphia, and Mrs.
John O. Merwin. Erie, Pa.
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THOMAS 8. SLIGH

Funeral services were held today
for Thomas IS, Sigh. scientist
formerly. employed in the Bureau
of Standards, WIN m0rtaIlv wounded
himself while cleaning 4 reyolyEr
at his newly, purchased home in
South Bend, Ind. Death was held by
a coroner's jury to be accidental.
Mr., Sigh left the employ of the
Bureau of Standards in October to
become physical research engineer
in the StudebakeE Motor Gompaay's
factories. His wife. Mrs. Eunice w.
Sigh, remained here to. dispose OF
their home at 2a09 Rodman ST.
N. w, She was to have joined Mr..
Sigh in South Bend on Saturday
Word Of his death reached hsI as
she was preparing to leave.
The body was braugh here fer
burial today, Interment viii be In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Besides
his wife, Mr.. Sigh leaves his
father. Thomas ~, Sigh ST., twn
brothers and five sisters,
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DEATHS

:, Lens Sandy. 80 years. isis N St.
Aliyss I. chansy. Is years. ealiassr
~, ysE9 8. 9, Franklin. - years Sc Rs-
!, joseph ! eaylor. % years. Pro,iasnes
Perry 7; Grimes. IS years, iss4 spring
Mary Il. Reurks. IS years Episeopal
!. william T sanders : years chill.
s. JsS I Tasaka, 10 months. ls1s
: Daniel cFaigs, IS years asss N 81.
:, A!ssr. Roons, Is years 50 Pierce St.
Lsttis Brown, = years, Casualty
: cIsao Nicholson, - year, $40 H St
Robert Garter. a years Tresamsn's
Bsssis Dixon, 70 years. rrssamsn's
Essie Brown. Il years. Champaign
!. Giles F white. IS years. ealinger
Charlotte walters. So years, Gallinger
Hospital.
Florence Brown, 20 years. Freed.
meas Hospital.
Wesley Commodore, 81 years, Gailinger
william RslL 50 years ST. Elizabsths
Hospital.
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MRS. CORNELIA j. HAGAN

Mrs. Cornelia j. Hagan. SIS, win
be buried tomorrow at her old home
in Rochester. M, r., following SER
vices at 5 o'clock this afternoon in
Calvary Baptist Church here.
Mrs. Hagan resided here since
1879. She was the widow OF Major
John B. Hagan. For many years
she was employed in the auditors
office of the Navy Department. She
was q member of Mary Washington
Chapter, p. A. r., and Of Calvary
Bantist Church.
Mrs. Hagan suffered a broken hin
when she was caught in revolving
door in January. She died yester.
day in Homeopathic Hospital, where
she had been confined since. .Nieces.
lephews, and q cousin are the sur
vivors, =.
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RIRTHs

:IohH r ana Thelma Whits boy.
boy
samuel aud Dorothy II. Ksfser. Rtri
John II, and Sarah b. Hanna. boy
and girl (twinsl.
waiter !, and Bessie Solomon. boy.
Frank and Annabelle Eek. hoy.
Robert r. and Hazel N.~.Hottei rIyl.
Daniel and Freda Weishaeh, girl.
LawFsnce and Margaret Leach, Boy.
James and Alice Perry. boy.
Richard ana Carrie Coates, girl
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Models

Single-breasted box
co q is and "a CLAN
sleeve models in sizes
"a to az.
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Coor:s

Various S h a d e S of.
brown, gray and tan
and a combination of
black and white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07

INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ANOTHER SAYS: IN YOUR SCHOOL .2a
days S25 week. Another: Passed civil
service stenoSraphic- exam. :! months night
school Another: - weeks day school. now
earning - 500 year: Boyd graduates are
classes now forging. Est. q years BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 q NV. Main 1898 Br. 5.
THE WINTER TERN OF DIR RADIO
course has begun. The class viii graduate In
June and all will be given positions. Glasses
three nights in the week. Easy tuition pay
Inents Can for particulars. LOOMS RADIO
COLLEGE, 405 9th. Sc
THOSE WITH UNDEvELoPED TALENT
sor drawing large studio offers unusual op.
will interview only those desirous of making
commercial art their profession. Address
Box 232-S. Star Office.
LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL
open course of instruction for those inter-
ssted or experienced in selling ss career:
particulars on request. Address Box 1S0-X.
Star office.
ALL COURSES COST MORE AND REQUIRE
more time to learn than telephone switch
hoard operatngi easy. TO learn. TELE-
between New York ave. and II.
THE HONOUR SCHOOL. s17 14th So. NY
WashinEton's only exclusive beauty culture
kch0oi. Day and evsnlns OlasaeA EssAlak
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

%ASHINGTON'S newest grocery and butcher
supply establishment offers All opportunity
Cor of high-grade fixtures for complete store
equipment: productive opportunity unlimited.
STANDARD store Fixture Co., 1119 9th st. NV.
Phone Main $3.50
SALESMEN can make an excellent connec-
tion with 4 large security corporation which
is launching sales campaign in Washing
ton; give telephone number Address Box
:}20-Z. Star Office
REAL ESTATE-WRnt two ealesmen OF
ability, who are willing to work; a chance
10 make hIg money. Address Box 351-Z
star Office.
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1926 Oakland Couoe

rare pickup and an ideal car for the
salesman or professional man. Has 4-wheel
brakes, balloon tires which are i'm wonder
full condition. . bumpers. large deck in the
rear dash arb dome lights. automatic wind
shield cleaner and the interior is in Leather
the first buyer at 1915 cash and S4S pc.
month for IL mouths. including fire and
theft insIlrancA for one wear.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
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SEWING MACHINE, latest style: round
nonom IN perfect condition; all attach
mehts 36!I New HamDshire ave. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY! EX-
pefienced men instructors: expert lady in
structress licensed perlting and permits
especially; cars furnished, 2l2s st; NV.
PHONE West anHH 1He
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1920 Hudson ZPass Sedan

ISLU IIUUoUII II dSS. OCUdII.
A practically new motor car in wonderful
imaginable. Driven very little by very care
full owner. The upholstery has been kept
family car at the cost of q very cheap 4
cylinder 5-passenger car VIII sacrifice to
to take your time about II, pay one-third
down and take 12 months on the balance
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FoRDS-Large assortment OF open and
elosed models 60 select from; priced Joy
on terms BarrY-pate Motor Co. Inc. S026
sherman ave. NV. and 1918 Conn ave. NV
Adams 5000 and Main $50
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FULLY EQUIPPED AUTO LAUNDRY
Washing srea,sns etc f Sapaety 70
shop: best established business in city; pos:
sibilities unlimited. Price $4,000; terms II
desired. For further particulars address Box
1917. Star ONCE: 9e
PARTY with sales organic alton preferred.
able to organize and control very profitable
business. product well known and In the
hands OF leading jobbers: Maryland and
District OF Columbia now open. Address
Box 3s1-Z Star Office.
wANTED-Local man to act in capacity Of
an investment of So 900 required This is
All established corporation; applicant who
qualities has an unlimited future. When
answering state age and past experience.
Address Box 3l7-Z. Star Office.
CONFECTIONERY--Ice cream. soft drinks,
ing rooms above; two:car garage, doing a
good business: reason for selling, Ill health :;
one block from moving picture theater.
4OO1 Georgia ave. NV. q
WANTED-To buy grocery and meat. or
deliSatessen business: VIII pay cash; white
give full information il possible. Address
Box 2S6-Z. star Office. 81
WILL GIVE USE of fine furnished residence
TO experienced rOoming and boarding house
lady manager; pay rent as you secure room
ers, good references required. Address Box
1857. star office.
WANTED--Partner with small capital in
paying auto painting business experienced
spray man preferred, but not essential. Adj
dress Box 334-Z. Star ONCE. -
TNVESTIGA TE--Shares offered To 10 direc-
tors investing $3.50 each to establish heating,
cement. tile and machinery industry, employ
ment. etc. Address Boz Siasz. star Office
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ShW INU MACHINES-OId machines made
ROod az new; none for sale examn alton
Tree S!auson. 604 9Th NV Main 683i
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HELP--DOMESTIC tCont'd).

NURSE. colored: . children. 3 and 4 stay
nights: grade school education prefer wom'
an over 80 start $50. Call Main 1880,
Mrs Maglone, Burlington Hotel.
WOMAN, young. white, to help care for
two children and upstairs work nice home
in good neighborho0d; stay nights. Address
Box 414-z Star office. =
WOMAN. coloretl. settled; general work; stay
nights. . "a Quincy St, Chevy Chsse
WOMAN. good, reliable wanted for general
homework: references desired. Apply Ant
5. l14n 7 st. NV.
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SEVEN
NEW YEAR
BARGAINS.
1922 Hmm Sedan

Every Car Is a Gold Seal Car.
Which Is Safety Unadulterated.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sibie, by The Star, Only bona
fiide answers to advertisements
addressed to box Numbers In
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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ACCOI; MIA Mt BOOKKEEPER. capable; 3
years business. | year club experience: rel
erences Columbia Sl04
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HEI.P--MALE.

AUTO MECHANIC. expert STATE aEe aud
experience. Addrrss Box sax star nhce.
ARTIST--Permanent noeition for man, ca
psble of rood lettering. designing and photo
expected and when anr'icsnt could report for
work Address Rox 35O.Z Star Office.
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FOR sALENuToMoBILEs.

FORD COUPE. 1928: new paint: 40 days
guarantee: a bargain. Handley Motor Co
3730 Georgia ave Col. 1923 Open eve
ninEs and SUNDAYS
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HUDSON COACH. 1924. and in hrst-clasS
running order. Late model, with balloon
tires We are offering this car at the low
prize Of S3T5. Compare IL anywhere. Pack
ard l1n1 kRlnramn I'd. W.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tCont'd,.

STENoGRAPHER- SECRETARY desires posi-.
ton; real estate preferred. but not essential:
10 years experience: state salary. Address
Box 362Z. star Office.
TYPIST. experienced ambitious Young
woman; salary. $l4 week: references
Phone Adams 1901 9'
TRAINED NURSE will take case of any
kind. 26l2 Georgia ave.
YOUNG LADY desires position as p Is X
operator and file clerk. Phone Cleveland
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N~--~ = Up z - ~NAtA'Is
Here's a dandy little car in splendid con
dtion mechanically. good rubber. interior
very clean. showing little use. Has SUI,
visor. mirror snubbers.. Cheap at 800
Ask TO see No. 3017, as we only have
the one.
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1925 Willys-Knipht Tour. Car

A1-S w my SANilSHt 4OIi. Ia
The car that improves with use. Done in
brewster green paint. which is in excellent
condition. with two bumpers. nickel radiator
shell. cowl lights. leather grips on all doors.
curtains all open with the door. Driven
about l2 900 miles by careful owner, \
rare chance TO pick up bargain at Sl4
cash and SAG per month for IL months
including fire and theft insurance paid tor
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Main 1853. i40s New Hampshire
Statesmen in other lines whos can learn
real estate business have opportunity of dou-
bling income in Lee Heights. Washington q
Sastest-sellinR subdivision: training and as
ejstance given beginners
Call at 1905 New York ave and ask for
%r. linton.
1905 New York Ave Main has.
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BATTERY MAN. capable TO manage service
station; must he steady and reliable. Az
dress Box 441-X Star office. -
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1924 Hupp. Club Sedan

Beautiful blue paint with gold stripping
Has been through the shop. Has dis
wheels, of them, and good rubber. Has
q trunk. snuh6ers 20 keep you on the seat,
matte windshield cleaner, motometer and
cap. A bargain by at sls9 cash and sac
and theft insurance for one year.
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ART DIRECTOR for national magazine 10.
Gated in washington must be experiences
and first-cIass layout man to receive consiu-
GRAFTON. Addrass Box alh-E. star office: -
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Construction Superintendent.

Large local operative builder. using non
pnion mechanics offers permanent position
with good pay TO an experienced construc-
fion superintendent capable of supervising
erection of row houses and reinforced con-
crete ant. bldgs.: must be able TO lay out
work. handle men and understand all phases
Of construction Reply in writing stating
experience and qualifications. Address Box
354-Z. Star office
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BOYS with wheels. 10 run errands: exec
lent opportunity 80 learn a trade. Apply DIS
10th st NV 10th floor.
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BOY bright for messenger work. AppIt
Room col. Labor Building 10 D st. sw.
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1925 Hupp. Club Sedan

Late type car with the long deck in the
Done in light tan Duco paint with black
tenders and top. which makes 10 q striking
car. II is in splendid mechanical condition
and will be .gl,cranteed in writing for 80
days. It's beG on the road and a bargain
at $3.50 cash and $50 per month for ]"
months. We will take a small car in trade.
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HEI.P-MnLE AND FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY between 25 and IS. or younl
man. who understands bookkeeping: perma
nent position for the right party. MI. Yer
non Bicycle and Auto Supply Co. l0l1 OH
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HUDSON SEDAN, 1924 perfect condition
new paint and fully equipped. spares: best
looking car In city $500; can arrange terms
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lob aud edition forwRrder
George A. Simonds Co. ao5 18th NV.
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HUDSON COACH, lR24. and ~ hrtt SIas@
running order Late model with balloon
tires We are offering this car at the lo~
price OF 1915. Compare IL anywhere. Pack
ard 1907 Kaloraua I'd NV
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HUDSON 1926 BRoUGHAMi like new me-
chemically and otherwise; 5000. See al
a26O GeorgIa ave. ".
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HTIPMOBTLE TOURING, 1924. 4 cylinder,
good shape. bargain; $500 cash. FrSnk 70
lin 5Qn6-I
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CAEVASSERS. for permanent work on
small monthly poyment pronosition: p g.,p,,s
See Mr.. Hess. 10 TO IL only. 300 American
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FORD COUPE, 1898. balloon ,tires. ouFppp
ers. parking liEht. Price very reasonable
easy terms Pot. 3402-W
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continual

SAXOPHONE, Buescher, altt with case one
year ola perfect condition. S45. 301 r
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SITIIATIONS---LAL.E.

ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper and stenographer
general Office man, experienced. for perma-
nent connection: must work. Call Franklin
92aS. 1915 n st.
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1924 Nash Sedan

Here's the bargain of the year Bought
to sell at u much higher price and is worth
more. It's an ADVANCED six sedan with the
wheel. clock and speedOmeter combined. pls-
tol gTtp spot through the shield. transmits
and cap. good rubber. The interior. of the
car is very clean Showing, very little us ,f,
for IL months. We will trade q small car
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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FORD COUPE. late 1924: new tires AMI
paint. spare tire and many other extras. can
orange terms. Call Mr.. Jameson. Franklin
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Observation-Disclosures

| ERMAlD---Spanish girl wants posi-
ton. 1104 18th ct, NV. So
| COOKING or general work by white woman:
| elderly. capable. Address Box 3S3-Z star
office
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FORD COUPE 1924 excellent condition
new. top and new tires, $10o. Call Wes'
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FORD ROADSTER. 1920: driven few hun,
dred mles chem for caah, or take closed
car in trade. Adams 1I62.