davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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during winter months. There should
b free play II alI connections and
al cottaF pins should 81 in first.
class condition.
The Washington times., 1927-03-21

for all damage done by the con-
spiracy."
Gallagher got in a few shots at
Henry Ford's great wealth.
Amount of Punishment
"a verdict of $4,000 against me
would be fearful BURDEN he said.
IF a verdict of $1,000, 900 were
given against Henry Ford, he
wouldn't bother with it. 1t would
be beneath his notice.
IF a jury found both Ford and
myself equally guilty Of a libel, it
could punish me with 800 verdict
as much as they would punish Ford
with a million-dollar verdict"
The jury didn't hear this, being
out in the corridor, talking to spec
tators.
Federal Judge Fred S. Raymond
postponed a decision but Sapiro did
not attempt to introduce the files.
William j. Cameron, editor of the
Ford publication, then took the
stand.
I'VE will prove there was a Jew
ish ring, of which Sapiro was the
leader. which did exploit the Ameri-
can farmer" said Clifford B. Long
ley, Ford's personal attorney. well
show, too, that these Jews were
exploiting the farmer for their own
profit"
The Washington times., 1927-03-21
English Teachers to
Get Meeting Reports

English teachers in junior and
senior public highs chools will hear
reports on recent conferences held in
New York and New Haven, Conn.,,
at a meeting called by Superin-
tendent of Schools Frank w. Ballou,
Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock in the
Franklin School Building.
Miss Alice Wood, English teacher,
Western High School, will report
on the conference on correlation of
college and high school English.
held February Is, in New York.
Miss Anne McColm is to give an
account of the conference at Yale
University, February IL, on
Drama"
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SEIZURE OF BALL OTIS.
TO BRING LEGAL FIGHT.
I H is
DEPUTY

Armed with the mandate Of the
Reed campaign fund investigating
committee. Jerry G. Smith. the com.
mittee's counsel and special deputy.
prepared today for q new invasion
Of Pennsylvania to seize election
paraphernalia in. four counties for
the scrutiny in connection with the
Ware Wilson Senatorial contest.
His arrival in the Keystone State,
probably Wednesday. Is expected to
set off a legal battle which win be
fought to the Supreme Court.
Involved questions Of constitu.
tional law are involved. for Soutf1's
attempt to inpound the ballot boxes
and voting lists of Delaware. Laeka-
wanna. SchuykiIl and Luzerne C6un.
ties viii be fought in the Federal
courts.
Stripped for the time being Of the
services of the Senate Sergeant-at-
Arms, it has deputized It's own attor-
ney as process server in ballotrseiz-
ing chore.
Denied access to the Senate cof-
fers for expenses. it has provided
its own funds.
Characterised by It's opponents as
dead, powerless and impotent. its
issued orders to carry on and there
by has paved the way for one OF
the most spectacular court battles
in American history-the. spectacle
Of the judicial branch Of the Govern
ment called upon to curb the activi-
ties of committee claiming to rep
resent the legislative branch.
1.-THE adjournment Of Congress
has in no. way impaired the author
ity Of the committee" Reed reiter-
ates.
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BOERSIG INDICTED IN KILLING
OF TWO RIDGEWAY chill DREN|
FURY
FEARED

Two charges Of murder, q charge
Of felonious wounding, and one OF
grand larcency were returned by
the grand jury sitting in Fairfax
county courthouse today, against
Louis Boersig, charged with the
murder Of Loretta and Catherine
Ridgeway in their home on the
Telegraph Road, near Alexandria,
on March 4.
Hints at attempts Of mob violence
were made by Judge Samuel G..
Brent, who said he was advised by
citizens not to try the case In
Fairfax county.
In argument, Wilson Farr, com.
monwealth attorney, maintained
that Fairfax county had vital
interest in the case, and that 1t
should be tried there.
81 Am Responsible"
80 has Arlington county and
Alexandria city an interest in the
case" said Judge Brent. 81 am
responsible, not you, and will not
have Boersig taken here and strung
up by a mob"
Although the authorities here In.
SlsL bOerSlg Is lncarceraLeo at VIII
chester, it Is the belief of many
he is in the guardhouse at Fort
Myer.
The grand jury took an hour and
half to return the indictment.
Decision Tomorrow
Judge Brent announced that he
would make public at 3 o'clock to.
morrow morning where and when
Boersig will be tried.
Boersig. it is said, went to the
Ridgeway home on q pretext of pur-
chasing some pigs. He is alleged to
have forced his way into the home,
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EDIT D R
ON STAND
BY WIN. K. HUTCHINSON
International News Service


DETROIT, March 21.-The
first move by Aaron Sapiro,
so-called "wheat king, - to
prove that Henry Ford's at
tacks on him were inspired by
hatred for the Jewish race,
were blocked today in the
million-dollar libel suit.
Attorneys for the auto king
objected to placing in evidence
the files of the Dearborn In
dependent. They declared the
Ford publication, co-defendant
in the libel suit, would be
jeopardized if the files were
admitted to evidence.
Publication Subpoenaed
A copy of every issue Of The
Dearborn Independent was SUBJ
poenaed by Sapiro to prove that
Ford's attacks on him were due
to the auto kings hatred for
Jews. The issues subpoeaned in
cluded copies of all Ford attacks
on the Jeweish race.
To Prove Malice. He Says
William H. Gallagher, chief Of
- h.
prove that the attacks were due to
''malice in the heart of Henry Ford"
He urged the court to admit all the
files as evidence.
Stewart Hanley, OF Ford's coun-
sci, entered the objection when
court convened.
The jury was excluded while the
point was argued.
''You might prove malice against
one defendant, but verdict would
be rendered against both defend
ants" said Hanley.
''That would mean the interests
OF one defendant would be preju-
diced by the malice of the other.'
Hanley cited a number of Federal
Court decisions upholding his con-
tention.
Gallagher followed Hanley
Gallagher Answers
81 will prove that these articles
were inspired by malice In the heart
of Henry Ford against Aaron
Sapiro," said Gallagher. II will fix
responsibility on him in that way.
I will prove malice against William
J. Cameron, editor Of the Dearborn
Independent. by the very articles
themselves.
II will show there was a con-
gpiracy between Ford and his pub
lication, and when there is a con.
epiracy, every defendant is liable
The Washington times., 1927-03-21
New Cavalry Kitchen
Carried on Horseback

A kitchen outfit to be carried on
a packhorse, for the use OF army
cavalrymen. has been devised by
the War Department.
The pack kitchen weighs about
200 pounds and supplements the
wheeled mess outfit that has been
used in the army for many years.
The new outfits are being manu-.
featured at the quartermaster's
depot in Jeffersonville, Ind.
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Urges States Buildings
To Be Erected Here

Support Of the National Chamber
of Commerce is being sought in con-
nection with the proposed plan to
create permanent States buildings in
the District of Columbia, Dorsey w.
Hyde, jr., secretary of the local
chamber, announced today.
Letters seeking to enlist the aid
of directors of the National Cham
Der, "a of the leading business men
in the country. were mailed by Mr.
Hyde today.
The letter points out that 1t
would be fitting to have buildings
erected, representative of every
State in the Union, in time to be
feature of the celebration here of
the two hundredth anniversary of
the birth of George Washington.
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In your normal pursuits and activities which bound involve
the movement OF body to extent, will
siOnay ask yourself you performing given act the most
rhythmic style of which you capable whether walking
reaching for something running
graceful
For instance if in picking up anything the floor you
the sweeping gesture shown illustration No.
the gaE will be twofod will body the
ing for which might not otherwise find time in the
days activities you will clothe daily
aesthetic significance that will make each
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HOME
EDITION

and to have dubbed the two little
Ridgeway girls and Mrs. Minnie
Ridgeway, their mother, into un-
Consciousness, and then to have
robbed the home.
The little girls died in the Alex
andria Hospital. Mrs. Ridgeway,
who identified BoeTsig as the at
tacker, has sufficiently recovered to
leave the hospital. She is expected
to be the principal witness at the
trial.
The Washington times., 1927-03-21

the impetus
form of physical exercise the logical solution
be in combination Of the embodyng the best points both
while at the time giving them workable psychology
performance of their everyday
By regarding each exercise the grace
full posture and by applying music and imagination your
te will eventually reach aesthetic goal After simple
motion mastered variations
with the main idea. 4
Such exercise is shown in illustration variation
in the standing spine position described in previous article
combination with a twisting of the
The Washington times., 1927-03-21
BY MARGUERITE AGNIEL

Physical culture to most people suggests the idea exercises
done IN drill form, with objective
their muscles stronger benefg themselves physically in
other way These exercises do provide sufficient
the average but the contrary usually regarded
BORE and something be gotten as soon as possible
Dancing is usually associated with youth and
minds Of many mature women this mistaken idea creates feeling
ton to this feeling of limitation is also often ndffer
towards art which does fit daily scheme of
things 80 80 ~ -
Since neither dancing physical culture themselves provide
The Washington times., 1927-03-21

New Radio Chief
Sees It Work
Dr.. Caldwell Visits Test
ing Laboratory At Bu-
reau of Standards
The Washington times., 1927-03-21

police here today on a murder
charge in connection with the fatal
stabbing of Maude Galloway, 40.
Police said Moore and the woman
had been living together two years
and that he slashed her throat in a
quarrel in store. She had entered
to make a telephone call.
The Washington times., 1927-03-21
Body Found in HarbOr
After Blaze on BargeS

BOSTON, March 21.-The charred
body of Arthur Greenleaf. 81. was
found in the harbor today after fire
which swept the barges Maxwell and
Eureka had been subdued.
Three others were severely in
jured.
The Washington times., 1927-03-21
Man, 40, Held in Staying
Of Woman He Lived With

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March
21.-Although denying knowledge of
the crime, Claude r. Moore, 40. Of
College Park, Ga, was held by
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Automobiles lss
FoRDs FORDS FoRDs

Tudor Sedan, 1925 model
choice OF z, $3Oo'up.
Other Sedans, $65 up.
Coupes, 1926 model, $500.
Other Coupes, 1e24-25 mod.
els, $3.50 up.
Light Deliveries, 1e26-27
models, open and closed
bodies; Al condition.
IOne-ton Truck, open body
rolled curtains, starter
pneumatic tires, late
model, $500.
Other Trucks, $3.50 up.
|1'ourings and Runabouts, al
models, S65 up.
Used Car Dept. open until
z p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m. tc
1 p. m. Terms to suit.
STEUART MOTOR co,
.141 18th st. N. E. Line. e2oc
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Automobiles Is

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STA. I40
REBUILT auto work; make sour car like
new. paint. TRIM wood and metal work.
accessories. tire. battery SePVieo 1898 B ST
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1927 Chevrolet Coupe...$575
Only three months old and as perfect as
new car. Many. many extras
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ALSO LATE MODEL DODGE sEpANs AND
CLOSED CARS. FROM $3.50 10 81. 200.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
WOULD
YOU
LOOK
AT
THESE

1924 Hupp Touring. Here
is something nice for a
low price .....................S355
1925 Chrysler 70 Road
ster. This one is a real
buy at this price .........$S75
1925 Chevrolet Landau
Sedan, excellent condi-
ton in every respect and
the price is o. K. ........$4o5
1926 Ford Coupe. The
price is low and the con-
dition is good ..............$265
1925 Chrysler 70 Coach.
This car runs consid-
erably above the aver
age ...............................$S75
1925 Oakland Landau
Sedan. At the price
quoted this one is cheap.
Fully equipped ..........$75o
The above are just a few
OF the real values we have
on our floor.
I'll. B. LEARY, JR.,
4 BROS.
1921 18th st. N. 1926
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Rentals

BEFORE RENTING LET US
Mail you our complete list of apart
ments, duplex flats, houses. garages,
stores. We will do necessary repairs.
Submit any reasonable offer and be-
gin rent November l. 1927.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
REALTORS
S14 PENNA. AVE. S. E.
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Automobiles l,s
DICK MURPHY

Dick MURPHY
The man who is more par
ticular than the average will
find a warm reception at
DICK MURPHY'S-and rs
because we have some
thing more than the aver
age to offer. NEW DUCO
PAIN JOB S, PER
Feet RUBBER, LOW
PRICES-and LOWEST
FINANCE CHARGES.
1925 Flint Touring ....."S45O
Exceptionally good mechanical condition
Top, curtains and upholstery perfect.
Tires almost new.
1928 Hudson Coach. $3.50
ThS scare re" I DTo' S St th o 0Is 'hGa zeeS
mechanically-good upholstery. new
1924 Olds Six Touring. $50
A years good transportation at this low
1924 Buick Touring......$4OO
Motor just completely rebuilt-new
Duco-exeellent tires G. newt.
1924 Chevrolet Sport
Touring ....................S1OC
All new tires-original Duco in good
Shape-very good mechanically.
1924 Rickenbacker Sport
Roadster ...............,...$S06
Beautiful new red Duco-4-wheel
icsliy o. <.
1927 Nash Advance
Seoan ......................S ,O5O
Low mileage. Original tires. General
condition same as new.
1927 Chrysler "Finer 70"
Brouqhan1 ............$1,17
All new Goodyear balloon tires. In
terror. exterior and mechanically
same as new.
1927 Flint Big Six Sed., $500
Cost $1,000 and looks and runs the same
as new.
1927 Oldsmobile De Luxe
Coach Observation-Disclosures. S775
Just like . new car. Driven very little
1927 Chevrolet Coupe. ..S575
Only three months old and as perfect as
new car. Many. many extras!
ALSO LATE MODEL DODGE sEDANs AND
COUPES AND MANY OTHER Cs1O0
CLOSED CARS. FROM $3.50 10 81, 200.
DICK MURPHY, INC.
1885 14th st. N. w,
Phone Adams o7OO
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Automobiles 1855
STERRETT & FLEMING
INC.
Whippet
Willys=Knight
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT
ALL GUARANTEED
I'm WRITING

1928 Hupp Coupe .......$275
1926 Stearns Knight
Sedan .........."....1, $50
1925 Essex Coach ......... SIS
1923 Hupp Touring....... $50
1924 Hupp Touring secs. S75
1925 Hudson Coach ..... sos
1925 Gardner Roadster. 325
1927 Whippet SedaE.... SIS
1925 whippet Coach..... 525
1924 Chevrolet Coach. las
1925 Jordan Great Line
8 Touring .......... 7o5
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DICK MURPHY, INC.
I sss 14th St. N. w.
Pontiac Oakland
L. P. STEUART, INC.
Sat-, SUN. and Mon.
Used Car Sale

you purchase one OF our
Used Cars and receive $40
discount. Look these prices
over on the following Cars:
Ford Tour, '25 .............S1Oo
Ford Coupe, '25 ....."..". 13e
Ford 4-door, '26 ........... $50
Ford 4-door, '2o ........... $40
Ford 2-door, '27 ........... ago
Chevrolet Coach, '25 80. 500
Chevrolet Coach, '26 go. $50
Chevrolet Coupe, '2e 80. Ale
Chevrolet 4-door, '25 %. $40
Hudson Coach, '23 $500. 1So
Buick Tour, '24 ............ $50
Buick Sedan, '22 .......... 22o
Nash Roadster, '25 ....... 47o
Essex Coach, '2o ........... 43o
Willys-Knight Tour, '25 44o
Chrysler Coupe 70, '25. 44e
Studebaker Phae., $685.. 46o
Pontiac Coupe, '26 ........ SIC
Oakland Coach, '26 ...... $50
Oakland Coach, '26 ...... $50
Oakland Coach, '26 ...... $50
Oakland Coupe, '25 ...... 45e
Oakland Coupe, '2S ...... 1se
We Need the Room
You Need the Car
Come i'm ON This Three
Day Sale and Profit
BY Our Loss
Open
Ewes. s Sum. Morn.
1444 p st. N. w.
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Columns
AUTOMOBILES lss

lCHEVROLETS - An models and years
M many nyy,o repainted in Dueo aud fully eq1Ip
pre- 2Ss5 Sherman sTnas 9es W. MG a6e
l2Is Conn. Ave; n; W Adams 5000 sns
SsiP 49, 49, 1909 Wisconsin Ave N. W
ICHEYRoLET COACH, 1923 weeks old
MGiS SrGe 14tR S North 500
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923. good condition
G. SEQ, Apply $3.50 to p. m. $40 :eth
ICHEYRoLET Coupe. 1925. $3.50 Hawkins
1888 14th st. N. W.
'lCHEVROLET COACH. 1927. fully equipped
run less than 1000 miles. Can be bought
TOE ir $40 cash. balance In 10 months. Call
CHEVROLET Coupe. 1925. $3.50. Hawkins
1888 14th st. N. W.
ICHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1927, run
less than ]. 500 miles: fully equipped
f fhS1 Si sos7 balance in 10 months Cal
IcHRYsLER 80 Sedan. 1927. like new:
every EXTRA and guaranteed. $500. 1414
cH Tx kITs. 79 oI ssd az, }S2S $5o See
lCHRYsLER 70 Sedan 4-door, guaranteed
late model. $3.50: 14i4 llth 81. n "
Bsyns. SS1s i4th st 81. N. " 0e' DO'
DODGE Roadster 1926. $476. HAWKINS
1893 14th st. N. W.
DODGE Sedan, $500; new Hood, tires, flrst;
word-of-honOr car which carries our writ.
ten guarantee. Need we say more! Terms
Dealers. 500 Il ST. N 3. Line s37.
DODGE Sedan late model $500. Hawkins
1889 14th st. N. W.
DODGE COupe-NeW balloon tires. new
paint, excellent running eoncition. $3s5
ESSEX SEDAN. 192s-Fully equipped
BRosIUs Bros. & GoRMLEY, ING.
$3.50 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring 444
EssES c9AeH Iste 7 lss6 ;@S
treS and pSnt ch sSGd 2ss ESSG
1857 You st. N. W. Pot. 5452.
FoRDS-7Large assortment IT open anc
closed m9Sdels 70 SELECT from: priced low
g. ". Adams Soco and d dts $50 SSn' EOS
Wlsconsln Ave. n. w. West lS3.
FORD 4-DooR sEDAN-Perfect condition
rLYsTiNE; NICHOLSON MOTOR CO.
FORD roadster, 1927-Mechanically per
feet. like new. Phone West 1919
Fo ds1I.u G3Ogge, 1928 model, new paint e:
terms. Phone L. 1874.
Bay1e. 26Ia i4th St. N: v. ~ DOl
HUDSON TOURING. 1928. perfect condi.
ton. $175. 322 18th st. s. w.
HUPP Touring. 1925, guaranteed 80 days.
$3.50. 1414 14th st. N. W.
HUFF a6Pa cYRq qRFs i Hs2 4 Ss7S See Bob Ba'De
lLOCOMOBILE JR 20" Touring-Repos-
sessed: excel mechanical condition: new
two tone Duco; $3.50: terms or trade. Ste
gers Garage. 646 Md. Ave. N. e. Line. 17s.
NASH Coupe, 1927, S675. See Bob Bayne,
2012 14th st. N. w.
NASH 2:Door Sedan. 1925. S675. Terms.
1414 14th st. N. w.
NASH Special Sedan. 1929. $?96. See Bob
OAKLAND-Coach. 1925: fully equipped,
;. 4 wonderful buy. Price. s595. Terms.
Call owner. North S74a.
OAKLAND-Landau coupe. same as new:
you cannot tell this car has been used
|s425.o0 less. than list price. Terms to
er. ea91 N st. n. W. Nor.h 1898.
OVERLAND 1926 ToURING-A1 condition
wLUsTfNE-NIcHoLsoN MOTOR CO.
PEERLESS COACH. 1926-Excellent con.
Garages .aSH G S46 Nd. Ave n :. Line. Us.
RICKENBACKER SEDAN Newly painetd.
good condition. $275 3032 Stephenson
Pl. tcor. 31stl. Chevy Chase. Clev. 1894.
Roadster. 1926. Big o.
des sRmo' oss F Dqp &C. toy i FFahR 4
HAVE YOUR CAR :
OVERHAULED AND PAINTED.
SIX MONTHS TO PAY.
ROBINSON & HECHINGER.
r. & a. GARAGE,
1232-36 18th st. N. W FIR. 7967.
USED CAR BARGAINS. Union Station Ga.
rage. 81 Eve st. n. E. Fr 3306.
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JUST REAL
BARGAINS

1926 Buick Roadster.....$45O
1927 Pontiac Ian. -Sdn.. 900
1927 Oakland Coach..... $50
1927 Pontiac Coach....... 600
1926 Oakland Lan.-Sdn. ATS
1925 Oakland Coach...... $50
1925 Pontiac Coach....,.. 45O
1925 Chevrolet Coupe. 800
1925 Chevrolet Secan... 800
1925 Chevrolet Coach. 275
1924 Buick Sedan......... 325
1924 Studebaker Tour. 275
1924 Jewett Touring...... IT'S
1924 Chevrolet Sedan.... IT'S
1924 Oakland Touring. $50
1924 Essex Coach ....... IT'S
1924 Nash Touring~...... 100
1928 Studebaker Coupe. 100
1928 Oakland Touring. rs
1928 Oakland Sedan. IT'S
Oakland Touring. 40
Ford Coupe........... 35
Buick Touring........ IS
Chevrolet Coure..... As
,Studebakers Tour. so
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BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT N

OLD BARBER SHOP STAND
One of the best locations: traffic center
2 rooms. End floor. beauty parlor. dentist
both right on business corner at 15u.
H n. E. WALTER H. MARROW. ir" Sl1
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OFFICES AND STORES lO6
NEW building at is Jackson Pr. froulInl
on Lafayette SQUARE; ready, Tor Occu
pancy December 1st, Space will he rentec
only By floors or haif.floor suites: no single
a. GUY HERRING.
20 jackson Pl. Main S94O
Evening star., 1927-11-18

1925 Buick Coach, Mas. 6, $6o5.
and rear: mOtometsr: tires good: S69s:
monthly payments IL desired
Evening star., 1927-11-18
SALES REPRESENTATIVE.

An exceptional opening for travelling
salesman who is capable of presenting q
bigh-grade advertising service to banks and
merch ants: our clients are composed of the
leaders IN. all lines Of business in the me, ne;
dum-sized cities throughout the United
denced by our growth over many years:
the work appeals 70 the better salesman
who is ambitious and able TO earn from
S5 900 TO $4,000 commission per year.
Phone for appointment mornings TO IL.
A, $. WILMURT;
Evening star., 1927-11-18
OPEN EVENINGS,
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R
WORTHWHILE BARGAINS

1926 Hudson Brougflam, $6o5.
Fully equipped: good tires and paint. a
car you will appreciate at S695: monthlv
payments il desired. '
Evening star., 1927-11-18
CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
IL pm. day before publication.
For Sunday. $50 pm. Sstur.
day.
At the Branch Agencies. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
daily will be accepted up to noon
day of issue. except Saturday and
Legal Holidays. when the closing
time is 1920 am. Death no
tices and Lost and Found for The
Sunday Star will be accepted up
to IL p.m. Saturday.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

GLOVE SALESWOMAN.
Thoroughly experienced sales
woman for glove department,
one who can do repair work
preferred. Apply at once, en-
plovment bureau, fourth floor.
GOLDENBERG'S,
Seventh and K Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

ROYS-Whifc schoolboys who have sold pa, pa,
Sers before "a sell The Star in the downtown
sootion. GOOD husflers can earn between ~
snd S6 per week from $50 to 6 pm: per
ranent work Apply saturday morning. CIR
.,,tn,,Cr dcrt PnoO1 100. Star Bldg,
Evening star., 1927-11-18

Accredited Private School
offers reduced tuition to q LIMITED number
Evening star., 1927-11-18

BOND SALEsMAN-An old I'M New raadi Engiaina stinn
rs an onnnjne for a coed bond salesman IN
the sale Of investment trusts of unusual
merit Reply with tul history Oh past. Ao-
s;,oes Roy Q0M Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Amy complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
Will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch 1l5.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
SALE--AUTOMOBnES.
iCentinued.)

BUICK AGENCY. now located at 18th & You
invites you in to see the new Fall models
also these and other most excellent values
Buick 1925 standard q coach. Spas. $3.50. 90
Buick 1926 standard Coupe. 4 pas. SITS ~
Buick 1926 Master u 3 pas ger Sed.. 1919 90
brand-new 1927 models st reduced prices
Easy terms: your car SIS part payment. Ask
Evening star., 1927-11-18

63 Cadillac Phaeton, $o45.
Good mechanical condition: also tires. ton
desired.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

1927 Stud. Dictator" Sdp. $1,175
demonstrator: fully equipped: 6iiSS
monthly payments il desired.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
HELP-MALE.

ET7TONOBTF PAINTER, spray work must
no first class and be able to stripe see MI
Rocca. Triangle Motor Co. New fofk ave
Evening star., 1927-11-18

1925 Stude. Stan. Phaeton. $5o5.
Paint and motor like new: tires good: only
3596: monthly payments IL desired
Evening star., 1927-11-18

1926 Nash Adv. 6 Sedan, ST, 900.
Fully EQUIPPED: practically new tirss:
payments IL desired
Evening star., 1927-11-18

1926 Peerless $50 Sdn., $o2S.
Fully .edupped: tires IKE new: oririnal
il desired,