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L|NDBERCH MAKES
 SPEECH TO FRENCH
 CHAMBER DEPUTIES
HOPE FLIGHT WILL CEMENT MORE FIRMLY FRIENDSHIP
 OF COUNTRIES

PARIS, May 26. (P)-Captain Chas Lindbergh was introduced to the French Chamber of Deputies and re- ceived a tremendous ovation. Lind bergh in speech said; When Frank lin came here 150 years ago somebody asked him what good is trial bal loon? His reply was What good is a newborn baby Bleriot crossed the Channel in 1909 and people asked what good did it dd to cross the Chan nel. In the same way people are to- day asking what good it has done to cross the Atlantic I hope it will pro- duce the greatest good not only for the great spirit of friendship between the two countries but also for the fu- ture in actual regular communication across the Atlantic by air"
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ELEVATIONS NEW
 ALASKA STEAMSHIP
 NEAR COMPLETION
ALEUTiAN ALMOST IDENTICAL IN EVERY DETAIL AS SISTER
 SHIP YUKON

SEATTLE, May 26. (P)-Alterations to the passenger liner Aleutian, which the Alaska Steamship company recent ly purchased from the Panama Rail- road company, is rapidly nearing com pletiOn, and the vessel will enter the Alaskan service June f. She is being virtually rebuilt while lying at her berth and will be in almost every de- tail a sister ship to the Yukon The Aleutian will replace the Northwest ern in the Southeastern and South western route with the steamships Alaska and Yukon, while the North western will sail the Southeastern route with the Alameda The steam ship Lakina will sail every ten days for Southeastern Alaskan cannery points.
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FLYING POST MAKES
 IMPROVEMENT PLANS
INSPECTION MADE TO PASS ON PLANS FOR s528,0oo ExPEN-
 DiTURE

SAN DIEGO, May 26. (P-Brfgadier General William E. Gilmore, chief of the material division of the Army Air Corps, with headquarters at McCook Field, Neb., arrived here yesterday to inspect Rockwell Field and to pass on the plans for s52S,oOO worth of improvements at the military flying post. It was announced some time ago by the War Department that plans had been formulated to establish sev- eral squadrons of pursuit planes at Rockwell.
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PURSE |S OFFERED FOR PACIFIC
 FLIGHT ID HAWAII
PRESIDENT HAWAIIAN PlNEAP- PILE COMPANY HANGS UP
 S35,O0o PURSE

HONOLULU, May 26. (P)-The Star-Bulletin carries copyrighted article announcing that James D. Dole, president of the Hawaiian Pine apple company, has offered purse of $25,O00 to the first aviator and s1O000 to the second fier to make a nonstop flight from the Pacific coast to Hawaii during the 12 months starting August 15 Dole is quoted as being anxious to have Lindbergh compete; if Lind bergh does not desire to enter, the of fer may be made effective sooner.
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MINK AND CROSS FOX SHOW DECLINE WHILE OTHER FURS DEMAND
MONTHLY SALE OF THE SEATTLE FUR AUCTION GETS UNDER
 WAY

SEATTLE. May 26. (P)-Mink and cross fox showed decline while Oth- CT belts were in demand at the open ing of the Seattle Fur Exchange monthly auction. Prices announced were; Red fox averaged S2675, the best lots $46; white fox averaged $3S.25, top $61; muskrats sold rapidly at an average of S2.1O; cross fox show ing per cent decline, averaged S25.70; mink averaged $1421, the best lot of Interior Alaskans bringing $25: silver fox went rapidly at S10475 average. the best skins bringing S22O lynx was in demand. Beaver, blue fox, ermine, sable, marten, otter, wolf and miscellaneous items will be of fered today
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SAILORS MUT|NY
 ABOARD FRENCH SHIP
REFUSE TO MAKE ORIENTAL TRIP BECAUSE OF LACK OF sATIs-
 FACTORY FOOD

LOS ANGELES, May 26 (P)-Eight sailors are being held here following an alleged mutiny on board the French tanker Hyrcania, in which one man was seriously injured, The fighting began when the nine men refused to sail for Yokohama from the local har- bor. The men claimed they had signed for one trip from France to Los Angeles and return and were forced to make three trips to the Ori- ent from here, during which they had been half starved. The French con- sul is attempting to compose the diff ferences.
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EDISON REDUCES RATES FUR POWER
 IN CALIFORNIA
TEST STARTS JULY FIRST TO DE TERMINE INCREASE IN CON-
 SUMPTION

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26. R)- The Southern California Edison com pany will reduce it's electrical rates for households by 14 per cent, effect i've July 1, to determine whether de- creased rates will result in increased consumption, The announcement was made here jointly by the States Rail- road Commission and R. H. Ballard. of the Edison company The present household rate of 1-2 cents per kilo- watt hour in Southern California will be cut to 5.6 cents.
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HOUSE IF COMMONS APPROVES DECISION
 SEVER! RELATIONS
DIPLOMATIC AND TRADE RELA- TONS WITH MOSCOW ARE
 THING OF THE PAST

LONDON, May 26 (P)-A note con- taining the British governments final words to Russia, in course of drafting, will be handed to the Soviet represen- tative as soon as possible after the House of Commons approved the gov ernment's decision to sever both for may and trade relations with Moscow. A period of ten days will be allowed in which to pack their baggage.
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MODES TAKE TO SKATES

ANNAPOLIS, May 26. P)-It's difficult to put the skids under a n!dshipman, but he takes to skates voluntarily. The roller skating craze has 0come epidemic at rhe Unitei Sta laval Academy. A commoc Sunday sight on the S.. r'~"'s at the Acade~,v is middio swinging hard a-nor avoid collision wi:. some fair .-.. LOT.
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NOTHING DEFINITELY
 KNOWN IF DE P|NEDO
RCUMSTANTIAL REPORTS ONLY BEEN RECEIVED OF SAFE
 ARRIVAL

LONDON, May 26. (P)-search is being made near the Azores for De Pinedo although circumstantial re- ports received that the Italian aviator reached either Fayal or Flores. The dispatches indicated that nothing def- nitely is known in the Azores other than the report that a schooner was sighted towing the plane generally as- sumed to be De Pinedo's.
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SOCIETY PLAYWR|TES
 ARE DIVORCED; CRUELTY

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26. (P)- On grounds of extreme cruilty, charg- ing that her husband was so engross ed in the drama that he neglected her and caused her suffering, Mrs, Charles Templeton Crocker was granted a divorce from the society playwright
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CUTTER NORTHLAND
 SAILS NEXT WEEK COMMANDER LAYTON AND HUN. DRIED MEN SAILING VIA PANA.
 MA CANAL

wAsHINGToN, May 26. .lRy-The new Coast Guard cutter Northland will sail from Washington next week to take up duties in the Arctic The Northland is in Washington for final official inspection before leaving with a hundred officers and men via the Panama canal for her station in the Arctic Commander J. H. Hotel is commanding the ship.
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BANK TO HANDLE
 AN IMMENSE CHECK
AMERICAN CROESUS RECEIVES CHECK 20 R SIXTY-THREE
 CENTS

GENEVA, May 26. (P)-John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who is reputed all ready to have plenty of money, has been mailed a check for 63 cents from the League of Nations. Learning that the Leagues budget failed to provide non-League international Organiza- tions, the American Croesus offered to pay the expenses. He sent 4,500 gold francs and the 63 cents is what was left over.
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VICTORIA IN SEATTLE LOADING FUR FIRST
 TRIP SEASON NOME
CAPT. H. ANDERSON COMMAND ING FAMOUS OLD SHIP OF
 THE NORTH

SEATTLE, May 26. (P-Within a few hours after her return Saturday from a special voyage to Bristol Bay and Akutan, the liner Victoria, the gold ship of the North, will be prepar- ed for her first trip of the year to Boring sea. She will start loading on Monday and sail June for Nome, St. Michael and False Pass. Captain An derson is commanding.
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GIVEN WONDERFUL OVATION

PARIS, May 26. (P)-Lindbergh was paraded before the eyes of the pop ulace of Paris to such cheers as no man had heard in the city since Wood row Wilson's triumphal entry in 1919. It was the first opportunity that the citizens had to see the aviator.
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BELLANCA PLANE ENTERED

NEW YORK, May 26. (P)-The Bel lanca monopIane in which Clarence Chamberlin had hoped to be the first to France, will be entered in the Pa cifc coast to Honolulu flight, Dole an nounced
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BLERloT coNGRATULATEs ACE

PARIS, May 26. (P) Louis Bleriot, the first aviator to cross sea water, greeted Lindbergh: Bravo, Monsieur Lindbergh; you have left little to be done, but there is the Pacific to cross and l am going to do it."
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WATER NOTICE

Water will be shut off on Fol and Jefferson, on Adams streets and Sixth Ave, including Federal build ing, depot, and the light plant, at clock tonight.
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SINGER IS DOCTOR OF MUSIC

APPLETON, Wis, May 26. R)- For the first time ir all it's 80 years, Lawrence college has conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Music. It went to Mime. Ernestine Schumann Heink.
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PAINT SAVES LIVES

SAN FRANCISCO, Nay 4G P)-- Her&jnting the green ends oi street cars white, reduced the number of injuries to pedestrians by 26 per cent, the Market Street Railway Company discovered.
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EGG HAS GROWN

PURCELVILLE, Va, May 26. (P, -S, ". Brooks is preserving an egg which has on it an impression re- sembling a crown of thorns, It was laid in his hennery the day before last Easter.
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WiNDMILLS GOING

AMSTERDAM, May 26. (R)-Near- ly half of Hollands famous wind mills have been distroyed CT removed in the past four years. The number has been reduced from 3,604 to 1878 in that time
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HOT TOWELS SCARCE

PARIS, May 26, (P)-The man who gets shaved in a French barber shop must wash the father off his face himself.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

San Francisco 4, Seattle 3. Oakland 4, Hollywood 3-13 innings. Sacramento 7, Missions 8. Los Angeles-P s-Portland-rain.
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BASEBALL SCORES
AMERICAN A LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 14, St Louis s. Chicago l, St. Louis 0. Detroit 6, Cleveland g. Only games.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis, 8, Chicago 5. St. Louis 4, Chicago 8. Pittsburg ?, Cincinnati 0. Only games
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
20 avertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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GAS RANGES. new and slightly used, all
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more!
Every range guaranteed. j. w. Williams.
600 9th NV Main 1886, 10"
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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
115,
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vel known j r. watkins Co: splendid
opening in Washington 70 distribute f famous Us
T The J. R Watkins Co, 23o-42 johnson, aye.
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HEIP--MALE.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-we want 8 or !
first-class auto statesmen. experienced men
preferred: most liberal proposition IN WASH
money this year in the automobile business.
our statesmen know of this ad.: All repnes
strictly confidential Address Box S5-M. star
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
statesmen
INSTRUCTION. COTRSES-

PIANO INSTRUCTION-BEG OR
advanced. Progress assured Reduced to Zoe
Lesson because no studio rent. Address Box
230-M. Star office.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
Continued.)

FORD SEDANs-We have a few very fine
Tudors and Fordors: your choice, SS5 to
$1S5 These cars are all In excellent con
dlton. If you need good Ford sedan
don't miss this special sale. Open evenings
until and Sunday until .. Universal Auto
(,nr1rnnN goo 81 N
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DINING ROOM SUITE handsome walnut
pie: boudoff chair: bedsprngs; davenport
suite. new Windsor chairs two 9xlE I ri;
REFRIGERATOR: party moving: private residence
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MAGAZINE MEN crew managers; girls using
two paws and specials. See Mr.. Frey; 3l7
Insurance Bldg Is
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MEAT BOX large size 10x4x7: IN hrst-
class condition: can be seen at 633 La.
ave. NV
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on small monthly payment accounts; bond
and reference required Mr.. Hawkes.. 1917
ct Room O0O
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DFMONsTRATOR with auto preferred. 70
sell fast selling article: chance 10 lnahe
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STUFF 5-PAsS. SEDAN. 1929 the Safety
s ssGs Essd a.
equipped: smaller car accepted in trade:
easy terms. H0ugh Motor Co. 1923 Conn.
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CoLoRED MAN TO wash, and polish c fds
Address BOX Sim Star office. -
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FARM HAND wanted: steady. reliable single
= sraarrinncn Rnx 2h6.M Star oslce. To-
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Roy white over Is, with wheel for Office
hoy and delivery Anplv 400 st W
ROY WANTED not over 16 years old whnl5yee;
10 work in electrical store. ABBY 1000
Conn n
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBnEs.

| PACKARD . touring, 1898: viii trade for
Local seSSqrtties or sell for cash no dealers.
PACKARD TWIN TOURING in excellent
condition four good tires win make a fine
tow car or service wagon. Packard. I7O7
PEERLESS 5.pass. sport. late model; like
saiesroom. 1852 Conn. ave Main e6s soo'"
ho sooa nsp Sal 5Sr at o% SS
q 0S Drip k Jar ssoT Kae s 2S.qsl iAdns
STUDEBAKER Special coupe cheap at
s14S. L4ncoln salesroom. 1889 Conn. ave
STUFF 6-PAss. SEDAN 1920 THE Safety
exceilen, mechanical condition, and fully
equipped: smaller car accepted d IN trade
ave- MAIN Nam 7 FsqSn MOTOR Co IOES Conn
STUFF 1928 ROADSTER: the Safety stutz,
miles and Is GS S perfect o9 Shape S
speic ~ equipment priced reasonable for
Conn. ave Main 7767
wILLYS-KNTGHT. 1924. sEDAN-Five new
TIE The mS Soy Of this car sass neal
glitter like new. but the tenders and ell
car l. cean and the upholsterins Is not = torn s
or worn. wiil make an ideal car for ths
Ing a lot OF money getting /, into condition
When YOU see this car you will he surprised
i b Leary. Jr &. Bros, 1921 18th st, nv
Open evenings and sunday.
WHY'S KNIGHTs-our big Spring clear
ance sale now going on. See our big al in
1896 i4th and 171I 18th Pot 5000 :,
take Ett $500 ~ Can Mr. ~ ' Freder 2S Adams
| wHLYS-KNTGHT COACH. 1926: run i .2a7
anty 1 this car IL fuIiy eSuinpe5 and Is he
sold for $l$0o Gan ar IT,n terms to re,
evenings until DIN
| FROZEN ENG INES WELDED IN THE CAR
Weldit Co. SIG let 81. NV.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschler's,
| 900 Pa. ave. NV every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
| CHEVROLET ENGINES WELDED in the
car So to SIS. Weldit Co, SIG LIST NV
WE WASH AND POLISH your car and store
1t until Q pm. in clean. modern. down
town building; American Auto Laundry
| OLDsMOBTLE TOURING. 1g25-Most perfect
every way. II you have been looking for
real bargain in a real car, bring .S125
| cash and take IL with clear title. Apply
'h'S evening" Ant. 2Oe. 214s NV.
HUDSON-ESSEX.
Hudson BTougham .......,......si.o 900
h h%ssPn cos sSsn 1925. exceptional con- 00o
ESSEX se,ioP Coach, 1895 ........:. 5SS
6Ss S TSaEins. 1925 : ::::::: 2sS
Cash or Terms
Padgett- Joyce Motor Co..
Lincoln s44o. TIC E 81. Sc.
I'LL 14th ST.
Open Until 9 PM.
| Buick touring $3.50
Willys-Knight touring. $50
Gardner touring ........ $50
bort 20" touring. ......... $50
Ford coupe ............. so
Maxwell coupe .......... 200
Chalmers coach =. ....... 200
1711 14th ST.
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MAN wanted 10 work in garden and to clean
cellar etc. references. Call FANS Church
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MAN wanted 10 work about threeouarters
snra Of land on shares in East Falls Church
Va large. fenced chicken yard: references.
rall Falls Chnrch 2TN. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fCoutinupd }

MIDDLE AGED LADY, refined, wants to car care
nth st NV Phone Franklin 1884, l5'
NURSE or mothers helper by reliable col
ored girl. 1890 You NV. North 6Sl9.
SMALL WASH to take home. Call 1922
llth ST. NV.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. wants days work
Cali 225s 9th st NV.
WOMAN settled, wants place cook in
boarding house; no washing. 1905 1lth
81. NV. --
t.t.MAN. colored for cook or general house
work: no washing. Amply Monday or Tues
day to SIS goth st. NV. IA"
WOMEN reliable cO0red, desire work in
private family as cook and houseworker.
1921 4th st. NV.
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HETP--FEMAIE,

HEIP-FEMALE.
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on fine
gowns. j NJ Ash. 1917 Connecticut ave.
DEMONSTRATORS with auto preferred. 10
sell fast selling article: chance to make
big money OH llth 1t. NV.
DEMONSTRATORS ambitious and intellee-
fual: permanent position with chance for ad-
Nancement. ApDiy Mr.. Keener. National Ho-
Tel. before 8 80 am and after 3 80 pm.
GIRLS. experienced egg Gamblers: steady
work. pleasant surroundings. good pay. large
company Apply (by letter. TO NJ. Man
j. 9.
LADY---Educationa work; high school trai'1'
Ing essential: must be willing to follow
definite instructions; previous experience un-
necessary: start at 81 300 a year salary. Ad-
dress Box l65-K. Star Office.
MILLIEER. experienced TO assist in selling
Apply Chaser. 1902 Conn. ave.
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SALESWOMEN
FOR OUR


FOR OUR
GOWN DEPARTMENTS.
Well-appearing, experienced
saleswomen who are accus-
toned to handling higher-priced
merchandise and who have built
personal clienteles through spe-
cialty shop services are required
for our women's and misses
gown departments; positions
will be made very interesting to
those who qualify. Apply to
Personnel Director,
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC,
1216-1220 F ST.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED.
WANTED--AGENTS.

RADIOACTIVE INVIGORANT for better gar
aens. lawns house plants assortment outfit,
81 80. postpaid; brings $4 MacdoneH. 1914
Callowhill Philadelphia. 15'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONFECTIONERY AND DELICATEsSEN--
Must sell at once; viii sacrifice old-estap-
hshed corner store doing good cash bust
ness; wonderful opportunity Apply 3Sol
ftn 81. Nv. u
FOR sALE--General store. established for
II years, situated on main highway IN
Virginia town. rs minutes drive from
tigation invited. Address Box LOOM. Star
Office. Ia
FOR RENT-Living room dining room and
kitchen. suitable for taking boarders in a 10
room roouling house. Phone Atlantic
LUNCH ROOM opposite Government bldg.
doing 500 per day; total rent, SS5 per
month, with good lease; has Gear garage,
renting Sl5: cheap. Phone Frank. 1915.
FOR SALE-Automohile radiator fender
and body repairing; well established bust
ness. Z wears: good opportunity TO make
money am leaving town. 116 n. Fairfax
st. Alexandria. Va
FOR SALE OR RENT store room. five-r room
fiat garage; fine location. for meat and gro
3s43 Bath st Mt. Rainier. Md, 15'
SECOND TRUST NOTE. So. 400 90. interest
6 II &c payable $500 per month. for sale
at good discount Address Box 327-M. Star
office.
EXCEPTIONAL location women's trade. large
second front rooms BQrden's 723 1lth. los
TIRE RETREADING and repair equipment;
dress Box 306-M. Star office. 1b'
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FURNITURE-One antique bedroom suite
complete. hair mattress and box spring very
for roomng house. Call at 9O2 ID st. sw'
between 1 and pm
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STUFF 1879 ROADSTER: the Safety stutz,
This car has been run but a few thousand
miles. and Is in perfect shape throughout:
speiciih equipment priced reasonable for
Hough Motor Co. stutz distributors. 1928
Conn ave Main 1857
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on new and used Grands and Uprights;
Grands as low as 1915, used uprights from rom
sos up; grands and uprights for rent; pianos
taken in exchange Victrolas pianos
packed, shipped and moved. Hugo Worch.
lin I,Sf 1870
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FURNITURIt-High grade ,overstuffed living
room suites bedroom and dining room suites,
odd pieces Francis Bacon Baby Grand
piano automobiles. etc. at Weschiers 9, S@O
Pa. ave- Wednesday March 10. commencing
10
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Continued

CARPENTER-BUIL remodeling, repair
ing. rebuilding porChes screens, skilled work
men. II. Johnson, 1898 Irving NV. Col 6gl7
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PTANO-Due to inability TO continue pay
ments will sell my S4O5 equity in handsome
apartment-sze Grand for S76 cash to party nTy
months old and is perfect Can be seen at
305 Tenn. ave. ne. or phone Lincoln
6744-J 10
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| PIANO-P1ayer. mahogany case: 8S-note:
cost $500 new less than year ago; ro nS
/ reasonable offer considered. Phone Potomac
! 2167 any time Sunday or after pm. week
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| OIL BURNERS-We have several used OIL
burners of various makes that we Wi, VIII as ln
! now, during our dull season Adams 5697
! 29Ib I4th w
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observation-disclosures out below cost sam
pie living room suite in jacquard velour; re-
Versible damask cushions: value. $3.50; Tor
500, Also one mahogany carved;frame Nv
ing room suite in mohar; reversible need .or
500 Several odd chairs at bargain prices
New York Uphostering Co. 617 st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

SPECTALTST-NERYE AND RHEUMAT /:
electrical hot-ol massage. MARGARETTE
ROBERTS. 936 n. Y. ave. 20'
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse massense. Appointment by phone
North aQS4-W
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CHRYSLER 20 ROADSTER. ie25-Low
mileage. and the original finish tells the
equipped. as all Chrysler roadsters are.
Rumble seat; side wings windshield wiper,
and ali the pep and speed of new car. An
excellent buy for any Up; person desiring a nice
IL b. Leary. Jr. & Bros. 1921 18th ST. NV
Omen evenings and Sunday.
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FURNITURE---You, will be agreea ah, r., sur y,
6ur a1ction sale on Thursday. A desirable
collection OF furniture. etc; and at your own
price At 10 am. ID. Notes auctioheer'
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WILLYS-KNIGHT. 1924. SEDAN-Five new
tires and the motor is in Al mechanical
condition. The body OF this car does not
glitter like new but the tenders and ell
are in perfect shape and the interior OF the
car is clean and the upholstering IL not torn
Mill mako llaal for tia
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-CHRYSLER COUPE, 70. and Studebaker Sc
dan. standard g. must sell one of these cars
Immediately They are in excellent condi-
ton in every respect Call Adams 5597 or
2D15 l4th st. NV.