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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-26
OAK HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Eldridge and
daughter Mildred spent Saturday in
Marietta.
John Calendine of Malta spent
two weeks with his son Frank and
family.
Mrs. Ernest Gage of Bartlett
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Clarence McGrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morice Dillehay and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Leasure.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-26
NOTICE OF APPoINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of William Fflkil, deceas-
ed. J. s. Taylor whose address Ia
McConnelsville, Ohio, has been ap-
pointed and qualified as admins
traitor with the will annexed, Of the
estate Of William Filkil, late Of
Morgan county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 7th day of May, A. D.,
1927.
ALFRED H. MERCER,
Probate Judge of said
County. 12m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-26

"This, tonic is
keeping me stsong
and healthy aayaI
Mss. ]. Posey, 1A51
Central Avenue
Cincinnati, mother
of4 children.
&c suffered terri
bly, fromin digestion
and gas bloated my
stomach, pressing
against my heart.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-26
Whole Family
Depends On TaiIac

Suffering from headaches Gssd
Stomach Trouble . .MOelssr Re.
scored 90, Good Haoltk
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-26

MANY Firestone Dealers are prepared to take in
AVl your old tires, offering you liberal allowance
on a new set of Gum-Dipped Balloons.
Firestone Dealers are given the advantages of at
tending Tire Educational Meetings held throughout
the country, where tire design and construction
discussed The sections of used tires reproduced here
part of this program. Study these sections
and you too, will understand what Firestone means
bv tires built for service aud tires made to SELL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
zoMREL SLOW. sKLADATEL

L'udovit Izak mi. (Milos Liho-
vecky) umrel 16. marca v krem-
nici, v 64-tom roku zlvota. Ako
syn L'udovfta Izaka, ucitel'a a naJ-
prv v B. Stiavnici, potion na Da-
colome, prinaleaal k tretiemu
pokoleniu Izakovskej rodiny, zna-
mel v sluzbe narodnej yeci slo-
yenskej Cd druhej stvrtiny 19.
stoletia. Bol pekny pocet rokov
slovenskym uditel om V Pesti, "a
manzelku NAL dceru Daniela Ba-
chata (Miloslava Dumneho), cd
1S73-ho slovenske ev. farara pes
tiansk keho, a vychoval 5 podare-
nych deti. Ako hudobneho skla-
datel'a a znali sme no pod menom
Milosa Lihovcckeho. V novom sta
We. ceskoslovenskom State, IL
cinkoval este ako spravca-ucltel
vo Zvolene, tam penzionovany
I'll teraz Kremnlci. Pohrab Dol
Is. marca. Vd 'acna mQ pamat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

zonnej praci sa Ease do yaasti
vracajt. Tienom je Ease to, ze ma
10000 Cechov a Slovakov pripa-
da 157 vyst 'ahovalcov ma 10000
Rusinov len 95, ma Eazdych TO-
900 Mad 'arov len So a ma Mem
GOV iba Ga. A podl'a statistiky sd
to praye narodnostne smiesane
kraje, odkial nasi 'udia najviac
odchadzajii. X tomu treba 81 pri-
pom emit ze na pr.v Cechach po-
rodnost' uz natolko poklesla, ze
sa rovna porodnosti franciizskej,
ktora je ma svete najmensia.
BOZ proti vyst 'ahovalectvu je
u mas potrebny. Tento boj, pray
da, nesmie sa West jednoducho
znemoznenfm vyst 'ahovalectya, a.
lie bojom proti jeho hospodarskyln
pricinam totiz treba vyuzit' vse-
tko, Go umoznuje zamestnanost
vsetkeho obyvatel 'stva donna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
OTAZKA VYSTAHOVALECTVA
v CESKOsLOVENSKU.

Problem vyst 'ahovalcctva Jc V
Ceskoslovensku jednym naJbo-
lestne jsich. Ked' 81 spomenleme,
re toto hnutie zapocalo sd asl V
polovici minuleho storoGia a ze
teraz zije v cudzine vyse 2 mill
'ony Cechoslovakov, muslme sd
mad vecou zamysliet'
Prvou otazkou je, re aka je pri-
Gina vyst 'ahovalectva, Dnes Je
pricina jedina, totiz hospodarsky
tlak. Pred prevratom prlstupova-
la k tejto prlcine este druha, to.
tiz politicka emigracia. Druholl
pricinou, ktora podmienuje prvll,
ie, silna porodnost', menOvlte ma
Slovensku a Podk. Rusi. Prlra-
stok obyvatel 'stva obnasa dnes V
republike vyse 10000 l'udi roc
ne. Prirastok obyvatel,stv obna-
sa dfa krajov: V Cechach SOB
perc., na Morave S.76 perc., V
Sliezsku $40 percent, na Sloven-
sku 1864 perc. a ma Podk. Rusl
14.O6 perc. A v tychto clsliciach
je vyjadrenI al ten dovod, preco
roGne u ceskych zemi Sd vyst "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
MAbA1skf ploveE MILKY
ZAHEKNUL.

Dovoz obilia q milky : Mad ar
ska 90 nasej republiky temer q
pine prestal, lebo obilie je doda.
vane K nam I Kanady q Argen-
tiny "a omnoho priaEnivejsicll
podmienok ako 3 Mad 'arska. TAX
tiez ztratily mad 'arsk6 mlypy Y
Ceskoslovensku moznost konku.
rencie a preto boly porady 6esko.
slovenskych interesantoy, ktori
sd Mad 'arsku na mlynoch Fl.
nanene zucastneni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
YoUNasTowNsKH sLoyENeKt xpHl1l-

huje priemerne $4,000 l'udf, kdez
to ma Slovensku a Podk. Rusi 30,-
600 os6b. (To je iste smiesny do
vod - red.
Cislice tieto ma prvy pohl 'ad
zdaJ1 sa byt' vel mi zle. Ale sku-
to6nost' ME je talk hrozna. Prav-
da je, ze terajsie vyst 'ahovalec-
two je mensie, ako bolo mieru.
Druhou radostnou vecou je to, ze
vyst 'ahovalectyo roka na rok
Rlesa TAX ma pr. roku 1922 wy
st t'ahovalo sa q republiky dove
dna 47,322 l'udi, roku 1923 ale
44,643; roku 1924 36,382 a roku
1925 uz len 1854. Tedy je tu
zrejmy pokles, ktory svedci 0 tom
ze hospodarske pomery u mas ma
tol 'ko napredujn, ze w tol l'u-
di, ako tomu bolo pred niekol-
kymi rokmi, nemusi svoj zarobok
hi 'adat "a hranicami vlasti. Pray
da, pri hore uvedenych cislicach
este treba vlastne odratat' tax
zvanNch sezonnych robotn1kov,
ktorych mnozstvo je asi 10000
rocite, a ktorf po skoncenej Sc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
ONDATRA MA SLOVENSKU.

Hospodarstvam lesnym, pol
nFm a rNbnym hroi vel'ke ne
bezpsGenstvo, lebo IA Slovensku
sa zjavila ondatra a dna II. mar
ca t. T. Ujlalu (zupa Miriam
ska) ia vel'kostatku Estcrhazy-
no Dol zastrelcny jedcn kus to-
hoto neobycajne skodliveho dru-
bu potl1anov: Dlzka tela zastrelc-
nej ondatry j. 50 can, dlzka chyo-
sta. ktorI ma formu vesla, Il en-.
Ondatra ie zvieratko ncobycaJnc
crave a plodne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
KoNcREs sLoV. LfGY MA
SLovENsKU.

Slovenska Liga, jeden mai
raesich a najdolezitej jsich spolkov
alovenslzych ma SlovenslSu, konal
n sobotu, 19. marca Bratislave
svpj stvrty kongres "a vel 'kej Il
casti delegatoy sboroy Ligy 2 ce-
lfho Sloyenska a neobyeajnej L.
Casti mensmoveho ziactva sloven-
ShNch skol. Ma nadrazi uvftalo
hest 'ov, delegatov ako al ziactvo
predsednictvo Slov. Ligy, naeo sa
sliadil vel'ky sprievod, ktory j.
Siel "a zvukov dvoch hudObnNch
sborov mestom k vladnej budo-
We. Tam ku skolskym det 'om pre-
hovoril predseda Skolskej Matice
Slov. Ligy prof. DIR. kollsek, kto-
ri vyzval slovenske deti k laske
vernosti ku slovenskej skole,
slovenskej vlasti k Ceskosloven-
skej republike. Po zahrani Stat
hymien prezrelo 81 ziactvo Brati-
slavu.
Delegati sborov a pocetne obe-
censtyo shromazdilo sa ku kon-
gresu vo vel 'kej sieni vladnej bu-
doyy. Zahajenia kongresu sa za-
castnil okrem inych predstavite-
l'ov verejnych lstavov korpo-
racii "a minist. vnntra zupan dr..
Sekac "a minIstra Skolstva a
mar. osvety prednosta skolskeho
referatu odb. radca DIR. Maule.
Po zahrani statnych hymien "a
hajil kongrcs predseda ustrednej
spravy zupan DIR. Bella, ktory vo
syojej zahajovacej reel uviedol,
ze sprievod ziactva menSinovych
skol Bratislavou podal najlepsie
svcdectvo 0 vysledkoch prace Slo-
yeuskej Ligy 70 neE.h je povzbu-
denim vsetkym, ktori snad kle-
saJn na mysli nemajG dost' pew
nj VERY, ale zadost 'uCineninI
lynn, ktori S Lfgou spolupracovali
Netreba zdoraznovat AXE je po-
slanie Slovenskej Llgy. Je to sdru
zRnie l'udi odusevnenych nacio-
nalzmoln a vedomych 81 povin-
nosti chranit' slovensky narod
pred skodami na duchu tele
DR.. Bella prehoyorll Qbslrne Q
kultirnych a narodnych snahach
sloyenskeho naroda v minulosti
v dobach ncpriazne> osudu, ako
o praci, vykonanej Ceskosloven-
skou reputblikou pre- sloyensky n5
rod od prevratu.
Nakonie|c DIR. Bella zdoraznova
vyznam nacionaINzmu pre- cmnost
Sloyenskej Ligy, ktoru ocakaya
d este vel 'ka praca podl a jcj 81.
rokeho programu, dl'a ktoreh'
bude mad alej nestrannlcky u
silovne praIeoyat' XII prospech,
naroda sloyenskeho a CSR
Zpraru einnosti Skolsk j Nj
tice podal iej predseda dr.. al
Kolisek, o Ginnosti odboru propa
gacneho prof. DIR. 0susky, literar
neho DIR. Wagner, hospodarskeht
Ig Gessay, naco podal svoju zpri
WI hlayny tajomnik DIR. Bresten
sky. Zprayy vsetkych funkciona
rov boly sjazdom schyalene.
u Pri yol'bach cestnym clenon
Slov. Lfgy bola vyvolena matks
generala Stefanika, pi. Albertin'
Stefanikova, predsedom zupan dl
Bella nanoR, podpreds. Igna'
Gessay, prof. dr.. kollsek, prof
Dir. Osusky, Dir. Wagner, Juliu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

Botto, zupan DR. Slavik, poslanec
dr. Juriga, pryym tajomnikom dr..
Brestensky, druhym A. Granatier
ako i ostatni funkcionari ilstred-
nej spravy a jednotlivych odbo-
rOy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
vsEsLovAHsKT L1KARsKY
sJAxD.

vo varsave dnoch 26-29.
maja t. /. bude konany yseslo-
vansky lekarsky sjazd. Jeho L.
kolom ma byt' utvorenie svazu
lekarov slovanskNch prijatie
stanov tejto organizacie. Refe-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
VYKRADAL AMERICKE LISTY

V Humennom (Iempl) uviz-
Mill postovdho zamestnanca MI
chala Petrika, ktory amerlckych
listov vykradal dolare.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

- Ked' mate krstiny, syadbn,
pohrab, spolkoyd, osadnd slav.
nost', opiste nam to . zaslite 1--WE
remit do nasich novfn.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

49, l..r- -, ON tho field during
Tho first ia greet Duke" Schiller when
tho great yellow monoplane Royal
windsory circled the grandstand ana
made n graceful landing on the park
ing of Felts Field.
,,.i,,o ,oo Simnle as il was
- ~, ,graat and how sincere IA
.,','',.',, -, tb, man who had lost
spoi ,'',, -, fligbt across the CONT
~. '''''
81 cabilla, ,,reat,.d tbe man whom
~, -, side down the Nineola
, nv ms,r ~ Nov Work two DAVIS before
~ ~, ,,as,t dramatic race in land air.
=, .,,e hi..,ory
r,,,,,.
lousn iueA' ''"'N
"lgahteen pair of cotton hose and a
Van Dyke beard in this row, Mother,
was the opinion expressed III II some
what awed whisper by little Johnny
Somebody-or-Other, aged ., AFTER an III
stahu uur,ns "''''
races riiu"s.
Dan Hannah, cashier of the EN-
change National Bank ana Lieut.. Al
fred J. Lyon, second honor man III the
New York to Spokane Air races, renew
ed an acquaintance which has existed
since school days when Lyon stepped
out of his plane 1T Felts Field, We'd
nesday, despite the fact that Hannah
came near being stuck by Il DaHonet
by IA rookie guard for breaking line.
,,-..,.,,,, -, and Ar Hannah
s es''. - SIN, Nn-,nd MI
use 10. y,,.,re time yy,s snent
Vi ii's ",i''' -. ~ ~, ua,nnhs
"' "ou,S ,a,,,tirri aiI,,nr >,.,.vice
o -, a., e., fo, all military
ita. w - ~ u,hioh ha viii take hack
pui :, ~" '.,,,tin,, ~ n.,vton obi- fWripbt
" ne ''''''' ~
,I,.,,,e.,,h,. limo. von fopnd.
s s ~" ,'an shell Cor Rnvs WINS
. oa io e., =, Snal,ana far many
Lieutenant George Towner per-
formed feat almost unparalleled in
aviation history Wednesday when, af-
ter accidently crashing his plane,
breaking wing and stripping his
landing gear while travelling 2l6 miles
an hour toward sections o-f- Oh tht
gfandStanu rlSkeu MS lie anu Tdlseu
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29
,.> Thursday, September 20,
PERSONALITIES
E.o,, The Seventh Annual National Air Races
From The Seuenth Annual National Air H

ment of his New York trip 'beeause
Pye had the most consistent run n
hard luck since ! begin handling the
stick"
Three miles a minute. Quite an am
azing speed, 1t was the record set in
the Navy and Marine corps race FRI
day afternoon.
OF the seven planes entered, tlle
slowest time of any plane for any one
lap was 1886 miles per hour
Pretty Slow" somebody said.
'srhe Spirit of Ammonia" on the side
of a RYAN monoplane resting arist0.
cratically at the east end on Fel1S
Field during the past week has been
upreservedly admitted to be the moSi
facetious name exhibited on the field.
The spirit of Ammonia was an en-
try in the FriscO-Spokane air derby
and winner at that. 1t has been
suggested that the name of the mas
cot possibly kept the other planes in
the background.
Another one of the unassumiuG
peopIe at the races last week was
speed" Holman, ten thousand dol
lars richer than he had been the week
before, as winner of the Class \, New
York-SpolStlne air derby.
Speed is about six feet four and
most pleasant man to talk to- lie
liked to talk Airplanes, of course.
He was extremely courteous to news
papermen and photographers, although
seemingly shy and embarrassed. lie
was painstaking in the care in which
he showed members of the general
public who We're curious, the detail,
of the plane and the Wright whirl
wind motor with which his ship was
powered.
Nick Manner, third place man in the
New York-Spokane air derby was the
most popular man of the field last
Wednesday when he landed from New
York, and has retained the popularity
all through the show.
mick" is the popular hero of thr
crowds, Spokane's OWN boy, and pilol
of the Spokane business mems co
operative plane, City of Spokann
Nick was first greeted by his wilt
when he stepped from his plane Wed
nesday, covered with exhaust smokf
oil and CRIME. Mrs. Manners beauli
full rose silk dress and Nicks oil GOV
cred coveralls made scant impression
on either as they fell into each other
arms.
you bet I'm proud of him." sale
Nf,,s
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

Some Major Projects
At farewell luncheon which the Woman's Republican Club
cisco to board President Mckinley which she will sail DC
tobe 1st trip around the world she urged that the women
highway across the state the other that do something
prevent the banks Of the Spokane river from ee h gt as
we have and beautfy its surroundings accordingly
This is program which womans club of Spokane can
would like to see my state up with the United States
America Miss Hu said Think what broad nt fta enr9
west by having tourists deliberately go down to Portland
travel Are we calmly sitting by allowing part of the
state to be ignored? Senator Huln that we are
40 Miss Hum 6 Sa1ng o we and hb aS that is not
too early history plan for boulevard laid out WITH
its way through the heart of the CITY,
If the clubs of Spokane could bring about either
of 6on O seo on the part of the city there could again
arise this question: what do womens clubs really doE
Our auditorium
Then there is our auditorium has become of all of
the sentiment in favor it? Events in the month of Septem-
of this kind clubs of the city do not force the
issue sufficiently get the voting of the bonds before dsv e people
or two before the question come up again.
Do afraid that it will increase your taxes The ad-
dtona amount you might have to more than made
up by saving effected the price of ticket per year
outstanding event. some famous singer OF an opera @
prohibitive
WelL We Did
Spokane just completed with financial the great
races have proven several things
That the Northern Air Mail route is not only feasabe but
practical
That air travel at speed greater than miles hour
atainab and probably adaptable to everyday commercial
That Spokane has the finest air port in the United States
That public confidence in air increased point
where not in twenty will refuse to travel by air
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

w. L. Allen, special feature write
for the New York World, covering
the races here last week, sent i've
columns day to his paper. MIR. Al
len is a good newspaperman and it
was a credit to the World to have
man here whose conduct was above
reproach and who was pointed out by
other and lesser men as real news
paper reporter.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

The Hamilton all-metal monoplal't
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, beallhs
William Pabst, son of the information
ally known brewer as passenger Was
conceded to be the most beautltll
plane of the field.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

ment of his New York trip 'beeause
Eve had the most consistent run II
hard luck since ! begin handling the
stick"
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

]. s. Charles of Richmond, Virginia,
the first pilot to land in the class i
races was also the first of the visiting
pilots to be presented directly to the
"Queen of the Air." few minutes
after he stepped from his plane
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

Valentine Gephart, aviator pioneer
of the Pacific Northwest. who was
compelled to ego over the side of
his plane, the "City of Olympia" at
Grampian, Pa, just before the start
of the Glass A race from New York
was welcomed at the field Friday.
"Gep." bore an ugly cash on his
head, just behind the left ear. evil
dence of too close association with a
tree when his parachute dropped him
in the Pennsylvania highlands.
81 begin to think l was gettin'
dumb was Gephart's prosaic COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORPORATIONS, CAPITAL.
Charters secured under any State; prospec-
tus and advertising prepared. Capital So
licited for industrial proposition on commits
sion basis. Williams, Sill Union Bank Bldg.
TJ0 IAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

CONFTCTIONERY--Ic cream. soft drinks
and cigars: corner store doing good bnsl-
rooms Gear garage: ! block from moving
nictllre theater 4901 Ga. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

Cigar and newsstand. downtown. Price
$3.50
Several paying lunchrooms. ranging from
81 200 to So. 900: terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

Delicatessen and lunch-Nw location
low rental with lease; Price, 81 100,
and store; good fixtures. Price S11.5O0
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

Garage. 175-car capacity Over So 500
monthly income. Best location in city; 8
year lease. Can be bought reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

Marshall Business Brokers.
Music store. radio supplies Photographs
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Conf. cigars. news. delcatessen. down
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Grocery meats and deicatessen; good cor
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Conf and lunch. cigars. news; in business
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Cafeteria near Courthouse: opportunity
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Roomng house near Thomas Circle;
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
STORE,
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coz 900

Very desirable property in the established
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1-carat blue-white solitaire
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35-car capacity garage good location vii
sacrifice for quick sale
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.

DIAMOND BARGAINS.
3A-carat fine solitaire dia-
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mounting, studded with dia-
monds. Party must sacrifice,
$3.50.
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR.

or | will pay your unpaid notes and give
You the cash balance at once. Don't fail 90
see Mr.. Barnes 1920 Connecticut ave. Frank
zoos Open until pm
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1909 RIGGS PL. NV. (Opposite Chastleton
Hotel attractive ROOM semi private bath
modern: gentleman: SIS month ;
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125-car capacity garage one of the best
locations in city. Price for lease $4,000.
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| QUIET home for one or two gentlemen: /
| miles from Capitol. Address Box 273-A
| Star office. Lincoln 1896
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I THE ONTARIO. Ant. 506--FrOnt bed-living
| cafe in building
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FINANCE CO.,
Suite 9o3-9o6. 90S-909 Dist. Natl Bank Bldg
ROBERT B. Ha tIdI : Be- General zen Manager
L. r. WATSON. Associate Manager
Tel. Frank. 65S6-9356-9357.
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FOR SALE-GARAGES
f3I-SINESS .OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Delicafesse and grocery COM
bined: wonderful bargain for the right party :
selling or account of overwork; price rea
eonable Phone Franklin 1857. $500. 19e
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P. F. CARLEY. F. 1O473*
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2149 X ST. N.W.-Comfortable. warm room
very convenient: private house; small, quiet
family: rent reasonable
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RENT ROOMs-FIIRNIsHED

1912 E. CAPITOL sT.--Neatly furnished
room next TO bath, for one or two: rea-
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PIANO-Party leaving town will transfer
equity in small apartment, grand to respon-
sible party taking over balance of contract:
easy monthly terms. Address Box 1897.
Star Office.
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1888 HARVARD N.W-Large, second floor
front; four windows: modern home private
family; also garage. Adams 3427.
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WANTED-GARAGES.

NEAR 18th AND COL. RID.
Street entrance: IS mo. Adams 744.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1921 UPSHUR ST.--Two front rooms; very
bright two south windows in each; private
shower: continuous hot water: together or
single; garage: near 10th st. bus or 14th ST.
cars. Col 46T0
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174I ST NV. No 34--Large. well fur
nished room in private APARTMENT OF EN-;
ployed couple: suitable for young married
Couple or two girls: ami; SOB. Potomac
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INVESTTc ATF--Shares offered to 10 direc-
tors investing $3.50 each to establish heating
inent. etc Address Box 313-Z. Star office