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72s N. SENATE AVE,
Four rooms and bath: rental $50.
EMIL c. RASSMANN, INC.
$50 Massachusetts, Ave.
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Instructions

MYRA ALICE CAREY
TEACHER, HEALER
Character and vocational ANALYSIS
the psVchooSy SstioSSS a BrTs sEed ne y
GUM. Call Cher. 2l01 for appointment.
3347 School st.
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. our grad.
yates pass State examinations easilv
202 Odd Fellow Bldg Ma. SIS and $500
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LUMLEY-i54O N. Meridian; excel
lent apartments; very complete.
Frigidaire service ......... $50 to $500
RITZ-3l7 E. Maple Rd.; choice
GLEN ALDEN-15l2 N. Pennsyl-
vania: very nice ....... .$42.50 to $52o0
1704 N. Pennsylvania; wonderful
fiat: entire floor; rooms, baths,
sun parlor. heat. etc.
1886 N. Meridian; 5 rooms. bath,
sun parlor. garage; only ..:::.;. 900
2940 N. Pennsylvania: 4 rooms. bath.
sun parlor, garage.
100 W. 18th: rooms. bath. ....... $500
Union Trust Company
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1917 BROADWAY
Six-room modern duplex: heat included;
garage; rental SOS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08

Have you seen the Weekly Gateway
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08
RISE NOTED IN USE
COAL TO MAKE COKE
PENNSYLVANIA SUPPLIES MOST
OF THE FUEL TO INDUSTRY

YORKTOWN, Penn. Jan. s. Up
Increased use of coal in the manu-
facture Of by-product coke in the
United States is reported by the
Bureau of Mines of the Department
of Commerce in a statistical state
ment JUST made public by the
bureau.
Figures are given showing the to-
tai coal so used in 1925 was $780,
900 net tons, as compared with 49,
$4,000 net tons in 1924. The figures
are based upon replies Of operators
the manufacture of by-product coke.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08
SMALL SALARIES FAIL
TO DISTRACT REPORTERS

PARIS, Jan. 7. The crop of cub
reporters covering police news, fires,
and other local stories" in and a.
bout Paris is better and brighter in
it's makeup than at any other time
since the Armitice. Despite the
meager salaries doled out to news
paper workers of this category, the
profession since the war has at
tracted surprising number of
youngsters of real talent, both as
sleuths and writer's.
The proportion Of university train
ed men enlisting in the ranks of
Journalism has increased perceptibly.
For one thing, and in view of Paris
increasing foreign population there
has been demand for reporters
knowing several languages.
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MORE ON STANTON
CONTINUED from Page One)

ton.
His first poem, "To Lizzie" was
written to his sweetheart when he
was II years old.
Soon after joining the Savannah
Morning News staff, he began con-
tributing verse to the paper, and it
was of such quality that it attracted
the attention of Joel Chandler Harris,
famous author of Uncle Remus"
stories, who then was an editorial
writer on the News.
In 1887 Mr.. Stanton began publ
cation Of the Smithville News,
Smithville, Ca, where he attracted
attention with his verse. 1t was here
that he married Miss Leone Josey.
After Year at Smithville, Mr..
Stanton accepted an offer from John
Temple Graves, publisher Of the
Rome (Ga) Tribune, to succeed
Henry w. Grady on the staff of the
Tribune.
In the meantime, Mr.. Harris had
joined the staff of the Atlanta Con-
stitution and prevailed upon Mr..
Stanton to join him on that paper in
1889. He began his connection with
the Constitution, by news and feature
writing and contributing occasional
verse. The latter shortly became a
regular feature"Just From Georgia"
which continued for the balance of
his life
The genius of Mr. Stanton perhaps
was best expressed in a comment
by close friend, who, remarking
on the prolific output of the poet,
said: 1T is one of the marvels of
literature, how Frank L. Stanton can
go on writing one or more poems
every day and touching the heights
Of real poetry as often as he does"
The character of his works and the
tremendous volume of simple songs
made it difficult for critics to select
any one as his best, but among them
was: "The World" a single stanza
of four lines:
"This world that we're livin' in
SIS mighty hard to beat;
"You git a thorn in every rose
''But amt the roses sweet?"
Others of his famous poems are:
Continued on Page Six)
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MAHARAJAH PURCHASES
LUXURIOUS YACHT

NEW YORK, Jan. THE luxuri-
Gus yacht Valfreyia, originally owned
by the late Bayard Brown, eccentric
millionaire who lived on it for So
years at Ivenhoe, has been purchas-
ed by the Majarajah of Nawanager,
better known as 'Ranji' the Cricket
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CATHOLIC SERVICES

Father A. J. Markham will come
over to Seward on the train of Satur-
day and services will be at The Sacred
Heart church on Sunday, January 9,
at 10 a. m. Holy Communion Sun
day. FATHER A. J. MARKHAM.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08

Next Tuesdays meeting and lunch
con Of the Chamber of Commerce will
be held at the Seward Grill The new
president, Leon Urbach, will preside
for the first full session.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08
er. The vessel will be made sea-

er. The vessel will be made sea-
worthy again and taken to India.
Before the death of the American
recluse some months ago the VAL
freyia was always, theoretically,
ready for the sea but the yachts bot
tom was sadly in need Of repairs and
she stood In dry-dock for years. The
Maharajah bought the vessel at what
is considered a bargain rate.
Subscribe for the Daily Gateway.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Cnnfinuah.l

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1412 21st-Bright. warm
room. twin beds: comfortable home: salts
factory meals; all convenences.
HILLCREsT. $500 18th ST. NW.-A home
of unusual charm: rooms with or without
bath; meals that satisfy; reasonable rates.
3423 18th ST N.W.-Attractive room with
board very reasonable for 2. Adams 4165.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1416 21st ST.-Bright.
warm rooms: ami; meals you will enjoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24
TREW VALUES
TRADED IN ON
THE NEW
REQ FLYING CLOUD.
All Standard Makes
Latest Models.

1926 Buick Master s Sedan,
fully equipped with bumper, au-
tomato windshield wiper, mo-
tometer, spare tire and tools
Really new car at a used-car
price. Your car i'll trade.
1926 REQ demonstrator, driven
only $500 miles; new-car guar
antee; fully equipped with
bumper, snubbers, automatic
windshield wiper, spare tire
rear-view mirror. Your car in
trade. Terms.
1925 Chevrolet Coach, fully
equipped with snubbers, bump
ers front and rear, automatic
windshield wiper. Just like
new.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
IINCCI- Ms

and Y passenger sedans, sport, tourings,
coupes at prices that will appeal These
cars have been rebuilt and are like new in
every respect Attractive terms. Your car
as part payment. Lincoln Salesroom. 1882
Conn ave. n w Main 20SO.
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1924 Ford Coupe ........ SOC
1924 Buick Roadster. .... $50
1924 Dodge Touring. -. 200
1923 Willys-Knight 90 Rd. $50
1925 Dodge Coupe. ...... $50
1926 Willys-knight E Sc
dan ..............1,25 ESQ
1925 Buick Coach ...... 800
1926 Overland Coach 49,. SIS
1925 Hupp Coach ....... $50
1924 Rollin Coupe ........ 425
1924 Chevrolet Coupe. -. $50
1925 Hupp Touring .~~-. 500
1925 Dodge Touring 49,. $50
1924 Willys-Knight Tour. $50
1924 Maxwell Coupe. 200
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UPPER APT. OF DUPLEX Honesty
large rooms. heat. hot water. separate enE -:
trance; near Chevy Chase Circle. CIey.
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WARDMAN
OFFERS
WARRANTED
USED CARS.

Here you will find the car you
want at the price you can afford
to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
--high-grade used cars. All are in good con-
dition throughout. Original prices of these
cars were around $4,000. Priced now
from 500 TO $500. Lincoln Salesroom
1872 Conn. ave. NV. Main 20S0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

UNFINISHED ROOM. with board, man and
wife; in good family house or apt in NV
Address Box ALB. Star office. 25'
YOUNG MAN and mother want room and
board in private Protestant family: must he
clean and quiet and in good neighbOrhood
by Feb. /. p. o. Box 147. Pa. Ave. Sta
ton 24s
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ON DISPLAY TO-DAY
AT
1917 CONN. AVE.
1925 Packard s Sedan: 5 new tires.
bumpers, front and rear, slip covers and
every extra.
Two series IL Franklins.
A six-passenger sedan.limousine. looks
IKE q new car. equipped with every extra.
Including a luggage trunk, with suit cases
and hat box.
A ave-passenSer sedan. beautifully I'm
fshed IN desert brown with black trim and
has every extra.
These cars are the new Frank
Tins and have low mileage and
offered with a new-car guaran-
tee.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR
CO.,
1517Conn. Ave. NV.
North 1851.
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923 10th ST. N.E-3 LARGE ROOMS.
reasonable. "a
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WHITE. q ton truck: excellent condition :;
electric lights: good running order. Rear
472 Ct; NV. Phones Franklin 1876. Poto-
FORD ton trucks and chassis: express. stake
and panel bodies: guaranteed to be in first
class condition. real bargains during our
lO-day sale easy terms. Open to sun
DAY. Buy your Ford from Triangle Motor
20; No. New York ave. n.ws Every car
For rsALE-3 light trucks. cheap. Call
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
WHITE. a ton truck: excellent condition;
ELECTRIC lights; good running order. Rear
~ ~. / 57 Ct NV Phones Franklin 1885, P2to-
FORD ton trucks and chassis express. stake
ana panel bodies: guaranteed to be in hrst-
class Gn condition; real bargains during our
day. Buy your Ford from Triangle Motor
20; No New York ave. n.ws Every car
with its price
For sALE-3 light, trucks. cheap. Call
SPECIAL SALE.
REQ sPEE6 WAGoNs AS Low AS
pA P2ReE kNb 5 eAEopY PE * 14H oGs
G. M. C. CHASSIS FROM $4,000 TO
sIM5;ToN STERLING DUMP TRUCK,
>, rIMGsh TON AUTocAR STAKE BODY
IL y TON MASON ROAD KING. LONG
CHASSIS WITH CAB, SLIGHTLY USED,
STERRETT OPERATING
SERVICE, Inc.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
SEE MR.. ALTEMILLER
RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1925 18th ST,
WAR Ap AEf 4sso P car 500 Also .Nf
s snd SIS $50 Xep anos or
W. CARL WYATT. owner, Adams 1891
1913 F.AIRMONT ST. NW.--Large front
" furnished for, Housekeeping, radio phone
service ALL I'll one tf floor: very reasonable Phone
rd@Laree, front. beautifully furnished
all conveniences: With or WITHOUT garage;
OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE 1511 18TH
Well kept. heated home; contiguous hot
water; single. second. third front rooms:
1901 K ST, NV APT. 3-NiceIy furnished
room; private family; downtown: gentle
man
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1901 10th sT.-Beauti.
limited telephone. "a
1889 LANIER PL., Apt. 23-Single or dou.
BILE room twin beds. Telephone Adams
1322- L ST. N;w:-Large, bright rooms.
well heated: nicely furnished: running water
electricity; reasonable.
1914, ST. -N.w.--single or double rooms.
franklin i7S1 or or 615s. S. ''' 80
1406 M ST N.W.--Large comfortable,
sunny room; single room. plenty heat. plen-
" hot water.
room. convenient to Capitol and Library
modern cOnveniences. 20
2015 KALORAMA RD.-well appointed
SINGLE 1or for oG %9ppoyed
8o2. THE ALABAMA. 18th and n Nv
Large. comfortable room adjoining bath. TO
lady. employed. 25'
1851 MTNTWOOD PL--Comfortable room
for gentleman; continuous hot water. Ad-
OFF COL. RID. AT 18th sT-single or dou-
SOS Call evenings. Adams 1907.
NORTHWEST = Furnished room for two
s1o4-J
COLoRED. 81 4th ST. N.E.-second- floor
room: single; with bath; in private family;
1915 N ST NV, near Dupont Circle--Nice-
ly furnished rooms. private bath; gentlemen.
1908 H ST. N.w-Weil heated large and
small rooms; electric lights; use OF tsle-
81 18th ST. NV. downton-very desir-
able large. clean; comfortable room private
pam steam nea. e esee55lS5!z ~, 80
room to rent to colored man: good room
and nice location. "a
lI3 Isl. ST. N.E.-Nice rooms. steam heat.
electric lights close to Capitol and Lierary
l776 LAN1ER PL, N;w.-Two double
Psvs1. dstafaa Main f gs9 nicely f
Nice room. next bath; gentleman: SIS: ref
erences. North 3O6.
129 c ST, Sc. near Capitol and Library;
lsFes . f1GRt room and bath Ink If deii!ed
THE MTLBURN. Ant g.. 3Os E. Capitol st
Pleasant room. SIS a month for gentle
man. -- 20
1883 COLUMBIA Rp-Doube and single
board OPTIONAL; outside guests accommodated
for meals.
coLoRED COUPLE, man employed living
nrHateahornAE "A rs xtesuuRa
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LOCATION UNEXCELLED.
1882 Biltmore st. NV. the Baltmore-Atr r
tractive Broom and bath apt. for rent: large
rooms. newly decorated throughout; reasonna
able rent AnnlY ianitnr. n,
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VALUES.

The balance of our present stock of So
cars contains Coupes. Sedans, Tourinss and
Roadsters IN late model and standard make
cars. Bring a small deposit to
"WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
1909 l. St. Main 7612.
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CoLORED zoos 18th ST NW-THRFE
rooms and bath to rooms. bath. S475Q
to $1,000: steam heat janitor service hot
water Franklin 3471 o4s -
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1719 18th ST. Nw+ LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms, private bath. gas heat electricity
furnished: reasonable. "a
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FORD SEDAN.

1oo7-type Sedan. Duco paint run around
2 600 miles Just like new. with all extras;
buy this one and save depreciation Owner
see Mr.. Cats. Lincoln Salesroom, 1872
Connecticut ave. NV. Phone Main 1850.
DON'T WATT"
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
(Continued.D
cHEyRoLET. ENGINES WELDED N the
AUTO MART.
1898 packard straisht g" Touring
1879 Rontiaff Coupe:Coaeb
ls5s Ford Roadster AH'
AID OTHER LATE MODELS.
l4l4 14th St.
BUICK
USED CAR EXCHANGE.
EASY TERMS.
GUARANTEED IN WRITING
Ford TourtnEs, Counes and sedans
AS Low AS Pay rs Pay rs
DodEe Tourings and sedans
AS Low AS ra$ 81 Fay +;
Chevrolet Touring and Sedan.
AS Low AS Pas 81 P'5 r.
Buick Tourtngs, Coupes and sedans
AS Low AS Psy gss PaV gss IS
AND
chrysler Sedan and Brourham.
hudson Coaches. Broughams and sedans
Hupmobile Coupes and sedans
Velie Tourings and sedans,
Jewett Coaches and Broughams
oldsmoble Tourings Coupes and sedans
studebaker Tourings and sedans
Rickenbacker Roadster and Tourngs.
REQ Touring
Stephens Touring.
Jordon Touring.
Auburn Sedan.
Essex Coach.
Peerless Phaeton.
Nash Sedan.
WHY'S knight Sedan.
EASY TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 18th St. NV.
BUICK DEALER.
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
YOU PAY
ONLY
S25-$5OeS75-$1OO
$150-$175 or $500
and ride home in an automobile
FULLY PAID
FOR.
Well sell you an automobile
for less than the price OF q good
tire. Or if you prefer one Of our
higher priced models, "a modest
down payment will secure the
delivery and you can pay the
rest as you earn it.
ALL MAKES.
ALL MODELS.
ALL YEARS.
We offer you values that you
can't duplicate in Washington,
cars that will give you new-car
service at used-car prices.
1927 Oakland coach 5000
1927 Pontiac coach ...... $50
1926 Oldsmobile coach -. 700
1925 Buick touring ....... 700
1926 Chevrolet sedan ..... 600
1924 Chevrolet coach 80. 375
1924 Ford 4-door sedan. 800
1925 Ford touring ........ 125
Showroom Open Evenings and
Sunday.
THE LUTTRELL CO.,
1444 P St. NV.
WAIT!
BLUE RIBBONS!
FREE TRIAL!
GUARANTEES!
VARIOUS DEALERS.
1870 DOWN
And no finance charge is often displayed in
fsshy print with all this keen competition
around and about.
WALLACE MOTOR co.
Has enjoyed better than normal Winter
business No sales. but every day bargain
day-and for the best reason. Why? Com
pare
VALUES.
chrysler "70' Coach. $1,000 S95o
Hudson Coach Choice 80. 13o 625
Studebaker "a Coach ..... S75 615
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ION rNEXCELLEn

DOWNTOWN APT. FOR RENT-5 ROOMS =
bath ami. including heat S75 per mo.
Apply TITLE AND INVESTMENT CO. or, ,
MARYLAND. 1bl2 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24

1888 COLUMBIA RD-ENTIRE THIRD
floor: three rooms. porch. private bath:
sink and gas ranke in kitchen. 2s' .
IRVING ST NV. 517-TWO ROOMS.
bath. kitchen. inclosed porch: ami: adults
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

TO secure Broom apartment attic for
storage and brick garage space for vePss
reasonable rental. All rooms are in Al co.'s
dltlon; facing street and side lawn. Property
Is on a very prominent thOroughfare. WriP
owner for full information.
Address Box 3I1-B Star office =.
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1880 IRVING ST. NW.-COL 6227-FTVE
rooms, pantry bath porch: roomv closets.
immediate possession; abundant heat: $3.50
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1714 E ST S.E-2 LARGE ROOMS
equipped. kitchenette: porch; h.-w.h.: gas
electricity
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THE EMBASSY. 1913 HARVARD. APE
402-.Family. leaving town wishes to sublet '
broom and bath ant Columbia 1887 25h
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REPOSSESSED CARS.
These cars are selling for the
unpaid balances.
Cars guaranteed 80 days.
10 FORDS.
Coupes sedans. touring cars and road
stere early and late models; 500 up.
Chevrolet Sedan. 1924 Al sacrifice
Buick Touring, 4-wheel brakes; perfect
order. S466.
Flint Sport Roadster. 1925: all new cord
tires: mechanically Ok: sacrifice.
9 Studebakers-l024 Models.
Two 7-pass Sedans. S795 each
Three t-pass; Tourings. ......... 535 each
Four Light o TOur1nRe. 400 each
Ghrysier 70 roadster; perfect condition.
can't be told from new.
Hudson coach: 1925 model; Al condi-
ton: S545.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24

o ST, CORNER 22nd-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath attractive rental offer: very we'll
kept: owner operating building. Phone
OWNER Lincoln o400
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| 40 TODD Pr. NE-FLATs 5 ROOMS
! bath: electricity. hot air; rent. $40. Call
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ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. ELECTRIC
light. gas, heat complete. Call 400 9Th ct.
Sc. Lin. 1891. Near Pa ave. 24' :
CONN. AVE. CORNER-LIVING ROOM.
dining alcove. bedroom. kitchen and bath.
| on street floor: S45. Adams 6541. 2Ss
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BUICK
USED CAR EXCHANGE.
EASY TERMS.
GUARANTEED IN WRITING.

Ford TourtnEs. Coupes and sedane
Down Four
AS LOW AS PAYMENT PAYMENTS
S43 S1p
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1910 GA. AVE.-5-ROOM APARTMENT
With bath; $50 month SHAPIRo-KATz
CO. 1416 x 81. NV. Main oil
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AND

Chrysler Sedan and BrouFhsm.
&udson Coaches. Broushsms and sedans
Hupmobile Coupes and Sedans.
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3 ROOMS. TILED BATH, KITCHENETTB
and back porch. Apply 2nd floor. 2e2S 14th
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Buick Tourtngs Coupes and Sedans
Down Eight
AS LOW AS PAYMENT PAYMENT:
500 SEQ
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WAIT!
BLUE RIBBONS!
FREE TRIAL!
GUARANTEES!
AND WHAT NOT ARE OFFERED BY
VARIOUS DEALERS.
1870 DOWN

And no finance charge is often displayed in
haehy print With all this keen competition
around and about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24

We offer you values that you
can't duplicate in Washington,
cars that will give you new-car
service at used-car prices.
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! SECOND-FLOOR APARTMENT: DETACHED
house: kitchen. dining, living and bed rooms.
4 hath. sleeDinR OOrCh Adams 44OR 4
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ddress Box Bib. Star G
'ENFIELD, 300 goth :
NEW BUILDING.

MADISON, 1888 EYE ST.
/ BOON BOOM AND BATH. .S37 5o-ss3ss 90 90
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so7 MT. VERNON, PL; NV. Goth AND
bath: enclosed porch: ami; S4750. Mr..
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Has enjoyed a better than normal Winter
business No sales but every day bargain
oay-and for the best reason. Why? Com
pare
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Dodre Tourlngs and sedans
Down Four
AS LOW AS PAYMENT Payments
S43 sic
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DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 18th St. NV.
BUICK DEALER.

Well sell you an automobile
for less than the price Of a good
tire. Or if you prefer one Of our
higher priced models, a modest
down payment will secure the
delivery and you can pay the
rest as you earn it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24

1905 18TH ST. N.w-5 ROOMS. BATH
and recention hall: newly decorated: @65.
MID-CITY REALTY co, POI Colorado Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-24

Chevrolet Touring and Sedan.
Down six
AS LOW AS Payment Payments
$50 SIS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-05
COMPL IS
 MADE AGAINST OIL MACNATE
Sinclair Charged with Con- spiracy to Hamper
 with Jury

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5--A for nal complaint charging Harry r. Sinclair, oil magnate, and one of his agents, Henry Mason Day. with conspiracy to tamper with the jury hearing the criminal oil conspiracy charge against Sinclair and Albert R. Fall, has been is- sued by United States Comms- sioner Turnage.
 A warrant against Sinclair was also sworn out later. District At torney Gordon said this action had been mistaken, and the war rant revoked.
 It developed, however, that the warrant is simply held in abey- ance pending final action of the Grand Jury which is Investigating the activities of detectives of the Burns Detective Agency. shadow ing members of the recent trial fury.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-05
Special Election to
 Be Held in Colorado

DENVER. Col. Nov. State Senator Francis J. Knauss has been selected to be the Republi- can standard-bearer in the spe- cial election to select congress man from the first district of Colorado by the vacancy com mittee of the party. Knauss will replace Finlay Mcfarland who resigned as the Republican candi- date because of ill health. Knauss will oppose s. Harrison White, the Democratic nominee. at a special election on November 15 Senator Knauss is a dry and Is acceptable to the dry organiza- ton, leaders said. White is run ming on a wet platform.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-05
ANSWER FILED PR. CHARLOTTE
 SALVAGE CASE
Libel Against Steamer k $5O,O ,OOO-C. P. Says
 Its Towing Case

KETCHIKAN, Alahka, Nov. 5. With an amended complaint of the Alaska Packers Associa- tion asking for $50,000 instead of $250,000 in the libel against the Princess Charlotte, the Can adian Pacific attorneys have files. an answer in the District Court here, denying the vessel was in danger of being greatly damaged or becoming helpless.
 The answer says the Princess Charlotte could have dropped an- chor. She was under two of three smaller vessels and the fourth was dismissed when the Alaska Packers Assoc ciation tender kvichak arrived to give assist ance. The Canadian Pacific Att torneys said the matter was purely a "meritorious towage ana entitled to compensation as such"