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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30

penciled in for this city Include
MY Maryland" THE Spider, E"
What Everywoman Knows, -
Broadway" Ethel Barrymore in
THE Constant Wife," and others.
I understand that Berkell plars
to stay at English'S until the middle
of September and Walker will re-
main at Keith's until around Sept.
10.
So far, I have not received let
ter from any one taking a different
viewpoint of the movie Framed
with Milton Stills. I think the pic
ture is about the worst excuse for |
movie that have ever seen. 1 aske /
those who disagree with me to write
and tell me their viewpoint. So
far not letter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30
HOLD SLOGAN CONTEST
Farm Bureau Offers $40 Prize in
Membership Drive.

A $40 prize. has been offered by
the Indiana Farm Bureau for the
best slogan submitted suggesting
purposes of the farm bureau mem
bership week, December IL to II.
Five VOL dis is the limit, and each
slogan must be accompanied by a
letter of not more than fifty words
explaining reasons for the choice.
All far mbureau members are eligi-
BILE to compete except State bureau
officials and employees. Slogans must
be in the mails by August 90
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other and less strenuous means. The
more I see what trouble and worry
and sacrifice they entail upon their
parents, the more I am resigned to
my fate"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30
q BURY AGED ARTIST HERE
Services For Joseph Reese Will Be
Held Tonight.

Funeral services will be held at
8 o'clock tonight from the residence
Of a son, Guido Reese, of lib Bacon
Ave-, for Joseph Reese, SO, artist,
who died Thursday night. Burial
will be at 10 a. m. Sunday in the
Martinsville Cemetery.
He had lived here for thirty years,
being well known as an artist, por-
trait painter, and photographer.
Another son, Forest Reese, of In
dianapolis; daughter, Mrs. Iva
Graham, Of Chicago, and sister,
Mrs. Carrie Dobson, of indianapolis,
survive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30

After an absence Of more than two
years Jack TilSon. popular Indian
apolis singer, will return home for
an engagement at the Apollo theater
opening Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30
Clara Gets Many Letters

According to the records at the
Paramount West Coast studio Clara
Bow receives an average of fifteen
hundred fan letters a week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30
ROUNDING ROUND
TH r A TT z = With WALTER
= = - = - ~ = D. HICKMAN

thousand
sidering than thousand a
Being the awarded prize
of the mystery of
it job to select for a play.
Many of the titles similar the
mtted
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30

Berke to Offer Pigs for First Time in indianapolis at
EngIish's Next Week. With Milton Byron and
Jean Oliver in the Cast

The word-famous success Ran,' sensational scorching
drama of the South Sea Islands, will be the Stuart Walker
pany attraction Keths theaer starting Monday night
The play is based magazine story by W. Somerset
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30

Judging by my mail, New York
producers have Indianapolis in mind
for some good things My mail in
dicates that among the attractions
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IN NSCUFFLE WITH COP ! HOLDUP SUSPECT |S
 KILLED BY PAL $ GUN
TWO MEN AND WOMAN IN STOL. EN AUTO BELIEVED BE HOLD
 UPS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. (P-A policeman arrested two men and girl as holdup suspects They were driv- ing a stolen automobile, the police man getting into the rear seat with one of the men and ordering the driv- CT to drive to the police station. The driver pulled a gun and the cop grap- pied with him. During the scuffle a shot was fired, the bullet shooting the suspects pal through the head and he died immediately. The policeman then handcuffed the remaining suspect but the girl had vanished inthe mean time
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DUKE SAYS WAS FORGED
 ID CONTRACT MARRIAGE

ROME, May 10. (P-In testimony submitted in Nancy Leishman's appli- cation to the Rota for annulment of her marriage to the Duke of Groy it was declared that the Duke in 1924 appealed to the Pope to aid him, al leging Nancy was not properly bap- tized; that he did not wish to marry her, and that he was forced into it by the threats of J. A. Leishman, the father of Nancy.
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COMET HURL|NC THRU
 SPACE TOWARD EARTH

BERLIN, May 10. (P-Hurliug itself through space at the rate of more than 25,O0O miles an hour. the comet Pons Wienncke is again ap
 preaching the earth and will be wis., ible to the naked eye from June 24th to July 5th. The comet is far bigger than the earth but is not a solid body, only a collection of meteors.
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THROWS BOMB AT MOLL|,
 SECRETARY 0F FAC|sT|

MILAN, Italy, May 10. (P)-A bomb was thrown at Lugui De Molli, secre- tary of the local Facist organization in the Galarate district as he was en- tering his home near here. De Molli was not hurt. His assailants escaped arrested.
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DENIES ADMINISTRATION
 IF COOLIDGE ECONOM|zEO

WASHINGTON. May 10. lP)--sen- ator King has answered Senator Cir tis' recent analysis of Federal ex- penditures. He denies that President Coolidge's administration practiced economy and declared expenditures have increased 50 per cent in three years.
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REPRESENTATIVE OF
 COOLIDGE SENT WEST

WASHINGTON. May 10. (P>-Prcs- ident Coolidge sent a representative to the middle west to select suita- ble site for the summer White House. It is understood that five states are i'll running for the summer Government headquarters
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MARcoNl TO BE MARRIED

ROME, May 10. (P-The engage ment of Senator William Marconi of wireless fame and the Countess Maria Bezzi Scali of Rome was officially an nounced here last night.
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MCCORMICK ON HONEYMOON

QUEENSTOWN, May 10. (P)-Cyrus Mccormick and his bride, who was formerly his secretary, arrived here on their honeymoon yesterday They will continue on to Paris where they will meet McCormicks son.
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EVANS DUE IN MORNING

A wireless message received at the local office of the Pacific Steamship Company at o'clock this afternoon was to the effect the s. S. Admiral Evans would arrive in port from the South at 4:3O o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
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Charts. tide tables. coast pilots etc. Schallerer's Alaska Shop United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Agency
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KING AND QUEEN AT HOME

LONDON, May 10. (P)-King George and Queen Mary returned from Wind sor and Mayfair is looking forward to the most dazzling season in recent years.
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Lucky says: He is not a Bohemian, but sells Bohe- milan hop favored malt, 80 cents. Three Star 45 cents.
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Mems shoes resoled hee!ed and polished $275 Seward Leather Works.
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Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens and pencils. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Don't miss the snow tonight.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURZ;IIS;IHgIFD

64s LEXINGTON Pr. NE.-2nd floor. three
rooms. Enclosed porch ami: newly pa
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SAVE
YOUR
CASH.
COMPARE VALUES.

The balance of our present
stock OF 65 cars contains
Coupes, Sedans, Tourings and
Roadsters. in late. model and
standard make cars. Bring a
small deposit to
"WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
1909 L St. Main 1912.
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBITIEs
USED
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS.
DEPENDABLE-LOWEST
... PRICES.

WE OFFER
You only cars that will reflect
credit upon the manufacturers
of Dodge Brothers cars and this
firm.
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THOMAS CIRCLE, THE VALOTS. Apt "a
$3.50 Mass. ave Nicely furnished room:
a mi: reasonable. 3Os
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILES.
LAMBERT
HUDSON-ESSEX
USED CAR DEPT,
1722 L ST.
West of Conn Ave
West of Conn. Ave.

Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the. most reasonable
in Washington.
You will be thoroughly con-
WINGED of this fact if you will
accept our cordial invitation to
visit this department and inspect
what we. consider the greatest
values ever offered in used cars.
Forty to choose from.
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80 OTHER BARGAINS.
LIBERAL TERMS
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS,
1872 L St,
Just West of Conn. Ave.
WARDMAN
OFFERS
WARRANTED
USED CARS.

Here you will find the car
you want at the price you can
afford to pay.
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1915 18th ST. N.W.--Large, bright, parlor-
bedroom combined; anil: private home;
second floor. very reasonable 3Os
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2O27 St NV --Privs,o
rto,,sI warm; sunny rooms: breakfast on.
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73e QUE ST Nw.--IarEs room scroi.
pri'ate path. well heated, electricity. gas and
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I FKUNT ROOM. southern exposure adjoin-
/ ing bath and shower: ami clean and
| warm. Columbia 257-W 2na
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/; ; S 80 A4tn ST NV. Apt 81 large front
=, 9 I'm warm clean. ami: single: gentle
zen zen or couple; SIS per week: home priyi.
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S26 EMERSON ST. N.W.--One large room
kitchen with sink. glassed-in sleeping porch
asmI.: adults only. Col 35S5.J. 800
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iS e DUPONT CIRCLE-Twin beds snlo,,-
an m a neal ne bath for two. SIS each. Pc
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80 V ST. Apt. I4-BrigbI coTfo-t .bio
ON: Slh month North RnT4 L 49,
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OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT
ONCE.

Our entire stock of used cars
has just been reduced to a
price which should enable us to
sell them in less than ten days.
In the stock you will find
sedan demonstrators driven only
Q few hundred miles, also sedans,
coupes, tourings and roadsters
of various makes.
Most of these cars compare
very favorably with new cars of
the same make, and with the
Trew Motor Co. service should
give thousands of miles of salts
factory transportation.
Open Evenings.
u Sundays Until PM.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO.,
1909 14th NV.
|. Main 4173.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBTLES
Continued

LINCOLN 4-PASsENGER COUPE: bought
new September: will sell on terms to respon-
uble party. Call Main 7476. 80"
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ISL: II ST NW.-Cozy. comfortabIc roon,
49, 49, 10 oath. very reasonable. Colonial
OatdeHS
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NEAR DUPONT CIRgKE. 2ls6 D &. NV
elossta: $50 per no. nssmssna. 81 IH0
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLr--ALfractjve room
tomaC 1885 nos
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RENT ROOMs-FURNISHED.

= \ IT y W.--Tw0 front housekeeping
ms electricity. h,-w.h.; gas stove water
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lbs l2th ST, Nw-Comf0rtable front
FAN tgoi,i III lot Sne gentleman, At low price
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r., 1sth NWs-Funished warm, bright
rnC,, room ih Il, electricity: S35. hack
5 ,s,1!. IN T. s26 one large single. Sis.
haV ~. N.W.--Newiy furnished private
p es,s, housekeeping optional. owners fbor9s.
reasonable. Pot. 1850 'O' "OiAe'
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$40 COLUMBIA RD-Niseiy furnished
sSrnl' cheeriu southern room all conveu-
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t tIn9o LOTT LOTT ~, NW.-Brlght. warm front.
"o' ana coid water in room. Col I475
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Iooo llth NV --Nice. large warm room
y1si,,'hg water. electric lights, lhk. SIS per
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~ ISSt 5h1 NW.-2nd floor. 1 room. kitchen
hone Fr.,i ~ s1nn1s snn warm rooms, SIO-S15
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433 9TH ST. NE.-Nicely furnished front
room; private family; suitable for gentle
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ff4. -, GiRARD ST, NV. APT I6-I-arre
~ -, 81 ~ room. well heated; closet two win
10 IS; abundant hot water reasonable. "''
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!tls ST. N.W.--Iarge second floor front
t'om. Tor couple or . gentleman sinyie
IOnt room running wa:cr in rooms
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l1UfONT CtRCLE----i60i Igth-Hpautifui
isIssISb 'front.' room; five windows. unlimited
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l44s N--Large beautifully furnished. run
ming water in room. all cOnveniences next
TO bath: private family: gentleman: S2b
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rocr,s '"sn IT n W.--Clean well fIrnished
trs3slents Potomac 2S26 80 "iO"'hly
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~ L'SdCHESTER. 18th and o SITS. NV Ant
gen, lemen. PP11ssn'
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r M NORTHUMBERLAND North sa3s-
it ~ large beautifully furnished. very de
-, ran references s35 and SOS. 5e'
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81 NnLhmONT AVE.--COmforta lie double
,;,1no e'ns Le room; twin beds electricity
Z. one. continuous hot water. 3os
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he ALABAMA APIS. 18th and \ SIS.
N,,,O, Apt. 4o6-~Neatly furnished room. gen
eule0 only.
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1923 18Th ST NV veil f,,-1,is,,..,
housekeeping rooms and private bath S47 80.
~----
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NM dath ST N.w.--BeautifuI large com
papered and cleaned S''ee'' dRtss"S
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I5Uo End ST. -Colored--Furnished
rooms: all improvements: reasonable rent
sleeping porch; single room '''9
1919 11th ST. N.N.-Furnished roor1 aud
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4513-W H"he FotoInac
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hoOMS-AI modern improvements Near
Iosl OHice and Union Station Central 10
catle u. Address Box I1S-C Star Office
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ad1L N.W.-Front single room ST..
tadiss Use Kitchen: double room SOS.
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1889 10th AT N.W-SIugIe room n9a.
path refined s,IFeeutdtngsef reasonable. 30s
1885 22nd ST. NV ----s rooms, compIete for
4: ami. Potomac, 1919. az
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

REPOSSESSED CARS.
These cars are selling for the
unpaid balances.
Cars guaranteed 80 days.
10 FORDS.
seTs esry ssd late ode 500 nd road
Chevrolet Sedan. 1924. Al sacrifice
Buick Touring. 4-wheel brakes; perfect
Two Buick Six Roadsters,
Flint Sport Roadster. 1925. all new cord
tires: mechanically Ok: sacrifice.
9 Studebakers-1924 Models.
Two 5y 7-pass sed lsa.::.: .s!g5 each
Four Light Tourings. 49,. 435 each
Chrysler 20 roadster; perfect condition
Hudson e '0 Coach aa9a' 1oSs model Al eondi
ton: S546:
Terms, 2O@o Cash.
Balance II Months.
GLASSMAN SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 L St. NV. Main 67O5
1926
CHEVROLET COACH.
wonderful little car. which looks like
new, and the mileage is very low. Any one
II the mar a, fPT small closed car vii
in perfect mechanical condition. Just take
9. look at IL or phone for demonstration.
OPEN EVENINGS
ADAMS MOTOR CO.,
20l2 14th ST NV
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l9oi nLlFION--RoOm. private family: inst
loI water: gentleman. Col 4613
'I2 ST NW.-Two rooms. kitchenette:
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IL PLYMOUTH. 1898 11th NV Auart.
n.ht Nicely furnished front room. h W
y -alWays hot water: no other roorners
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oo hEH fON ST E.W-Destg1hle second
! ", sou III next bath: convenences. private
80 se...tlrnIan. references 30s
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; e. ppEhNE. APT. Y. 18th and Mass Ave
noes rNoom near bath; gentlemen. refer
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LILO ABBEY rL. Ne fBet. 8rd and 4thI--.
Two rooms; Ink; new home: ami: SOS
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633 EYE ST. N-W.--Comfortab furnished
room steam hest gentleman So so week
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46l P ST. NV Second floor. small front
1880 MASS AVE NV. Apr 42--I-arge
front room. nicely furnished near bath, 36s
l901 * ST. NV APT. 3-Nicely fnrnisbed
t901ls = 1Eale FANNY: downtown. gentleman
$40 ORLEANS pr. n FL I y = -
ny Nv. n. elec.. gas IN new home 3Os
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs

PARTS! PARTS! PARTS!
We carry a full line of used parts. new
install Windshield glasses in any, car. We
nave purchased all Rickenbacker parts.
which can be bought from us with dis
count. We have a fun line of complete
rear enas We VII deliver anywhers
Northeast Auto EXchanse 62 1t. ne
Franklin $3.50. 81
BARGAINS.
Chevrolet Touring. -, $40
Chevrolet Roadster. 100
Chevrolet Touring. ........ o5
Ford Touring. 80. IS
Ford Roadster. 100
Ford Coupe. ............. 100
Ford Tudor Sedan. g. 49,. $50
Easy Terms.
OWENS MOTOR CO..
65Z3 Ga. Ave. Col. $40.
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I3I6 ENCLID NV. Summit. Ant. %
Nlce roo n. near bath. SIS. Adams oil.
The IRCQUoIS. APT 306-Attractiye room
s s.i1!r exposure private family. 3OS
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eject lefty: rent reasonable. q a. NJ
l4l6 N ST. N.W.--Nice rooms near Thomas
- !s seeon0 moor: every convenience
BUCh INGHAM. go 18th n w --'r~ansiarts
e1 and So Phone Frank 2s32
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rp AIN RD~-Siugie aud double rooms
'ed. Col. i0o45-w SOs
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.Ii4 Z ST. W.--Nicely furnished room
,h0Ner. EenLLnrnan- Ord g.. - WV
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BIRCH front room next to bath near two
car lines; gentlemen only; sly per month
Call Atlantic ora 21s
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1876
CHEVROLET COACH.
ADAMS MOTOR CO..
20l2 14.h ST. NV.
PEERLESS.
Your Opportunity.
Buy With Confidence.

oAA CHPOA AAlAAbJ"
Buy With Confidence.
A good used car at a very low
price; also very easy terms.
Each and every car has been
thoroughly -rehnished, including
all good tires and mechanical
condition A No. /.
1927 HUpP SIX SEDAN
1924 JORDAN BLUE BOY;
1921 sTTpEBAKEh SEDAN LIGHr SIX.
1875 s sASH S 5PAss BRoHGHHSS
1895 PEERLEss LIGHT SIX SEDAN DEM
1925 WfiLYYs.kNfGHT coUpE.sEDAN SO.
1924 PAIGE 7-PAsS. TOURING.
IIs$s S2 All sEDA IS A AS12D GoAcH
i iS$9 fEERLEss sAH s,PAs So tco2GPE-RoAD-
1894 ga RkEAyETT sEpAS Sb6 7HAss
1924 CHEyRoLET 5cPAss. COACH.
1924 LINCOLN o-PAss. SEDAN.
Your Car in Trade.
PEERLESS MOTORS co.
FACTORY BRANCH.
l4th and ? SITS. Main $3.50.
Also
722 18th St. NV. Frank. 633.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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! PETWORTH l4324 3rd st)--Rooms with
porches S15. $50: private: new home: near
ears. busses. Adams 45O7-J. ale
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10th and You.
! WE, TOO, SELL GOOD
CARS, PROPERLY PRICED.
TIME PAYMENTS. YOUR
CAR IN TRADE.
USED CAR CORNER.
10th and L SITS.
Washington Cadillac Co.
frank. 1900 Omen EVENING".
18-CARAT
USED CARS.
MARMONS.

1926 Custom Coupe Il pass.).
1925 Custom Sedan Is pass.).
1923 Touring & pass.).
1928 Custom Sedan e pass.).
The above cars have been or
are being reconditioned and re-
finished and represent excep-
tionally good values. They are
sold by US, as all 18-carat cars
are, with a 30-day guarantee.
These cars, costing new $4,000
to $1,000 each, can be bought at
half their original prices.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO.,
1886 Conn. Ave.
Potomac 802.
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3033 CAMBRIDGE PL. NV. bet Que and
| gas. cleo. Pot 2QA7.I 2ns
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463 CHAPLIN ST.--Clean, comfortable. well
pm. SIS month 30S
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. (Cont.d.

$50 9TH ST. NE.--Two nicely furnished
rooms for Ink hot-water heat, electricity,
gas range PHONE Line 4n6R ans
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AMERICAN SINGERS
FEATURES TONIGHT
hl.Hater Kent Program to
Star Male Quartet.
Artist to Speak.

-Four American singers Will he fea-
tuI.ed in the Atwater Kent radio hour
over WRC tonight. This is the flrSt
of the Summer series of half hour AZ
water Kent programs. Those featured
will be Charles Harrison, first tenor:
Redferne Hollinshe3d, second tenor,
Vernon Archibald. baritone, and Frank
Croxton, basso.
What he describes as the orleinai
model for America s apartment houses
win be commented upon by William
! Potter. internationally known artist,
who sDeaks over WRC tonight at 643
O'Clock on the subject Spain Through
the Eyes of an Artist" He is OF the
opinion that the cave dwellings OF the
Sn3nish gypsies are the basis upon
which the present day apartment
houses were planned.
Todav's. program opens at / O'Clock
with services from the New ork
Avenue Presbyterian Church. where
Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo. pastor. Will
nTeach, At l2 noon the Studio Orches-
fra. from VIZ. directed b. Hugo
NIariani, will be heard for an hour.
"Roxv and His Gang" will be on the
air in their regular sunday afternoon
program from l to O'Clock.
An hour-and-a-half program of the
Young Peoples Conference of the
Greater New York Fed ration OF
churches in New York will he heard
from > 10 $50 pm. Dr. Daniel y.
Polling will make the principal address
Other features are the Capitol Ihea-
Ter program and Augustus Duncan ia
THE Monkeys Paw
Evening star., 1927-05-08
HUSAR FOUND GUILTY
OF ACCEPTING BRIBE
Former U. S. District Attorney for
China Will Be Sentenced
on Monday.
By the Associated Press.


SHANGHAI, May Leonard HUI
sar, former United States district at
torney for China, was found guilty to-
day by Judge Purdy in the United
States District Court Of accepting a
bribe of 34,000 in gold, while holding
the office of district attorney. He will
be sentenced Monday.
Husar, who was arrested last Jan
uary, testified at his trial several days
ago that while district attorney he
was appointed representative of Chang
Tsung- Chang, Shantung war lord, in
1924, for which post he received $4,000
per year which was paid in cash
monthly. Later he received $3.50 per
month.
He testified further that beginning
in December, 1925. he acted as go-be-
tween in an arms deal through which
Chang Tsung- Chang obtained 100000
taels worth of Mauser rifles, bayonets
and ammunition. He revealed that his
commission amounted to $37 600. which
he received in cash and placed in a
safety deposit box in a Shanghai
bank.
IIusar, one of a number of foreigners
charged with completely in opium
smuggling operations on the Yangtze
River. was married about three years
ago at Shanghai. Recently his wife
sued for divorce in San Francisco,
charging in her petition that her hus-
husband had accepted a bribe from
opium smugglers.