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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22
Deadlieat Of Ha.pk Tribe

The goshawk Is the fiercest OF all
the hawk tribe and Ii blamed by con-
servationists, In a great measure, for
the growing scarcity Of gaze. 1t IL
claimed that the species. whose hab-
itat Is largely In the North, where ita
favorite quarry is the snowshoe hare.
comes to the temperate zone In great
numbers only when there Is q scarcity
OF food In the North.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22
THIS WEEK
Ernest Rice Mckinney
Senility in State Department

Sennlty In oudtS OSPsaA eAAA~As
Our State Department has sunken
low indeed 1t is now presided over
by an old man around seventy years
Of age, fit only for the ministrations Of
a psychoanalyst or psychiatrist.
Never in the history Of our stumbling
government has such a spectacle been
presented to the people as that Of Sec
retary Kellogg before the Foreign
Relations Committee Of the United
States Senate, when that befuddled old
gentleman attempted to justify our
actions in Nicaragua. One is also
forced to apply, at least, part Of this
description to the President. He, too,
is befuddled, scared and incompetent
in this Nicaragua matter.
Mr.. Kellogg told the committee that
the United States is in Nicaragua to
protect American citizens at their re-
quest He said that there was con-
elusive proof that the trouble in Nicar-
aqua is being fomented by Mexico and
that in turn Mexico is being ruled
from Moscow. In proof Of this the
Secretary Of State read some wild
statements Of the usual type uttered
by certain Red leaders, about bases Of
operations and the spreading Of Boil
shevic propaganda on our side Of the
world.
The proof submitted by Mr.. Kel-
logg was worse than no proof 1t
would not convince an infant, beetle,
a fundamentalist evangelist or corner
policeman Mr.. Kellogg showed him
self to be intellectually barren and
stark naked mentally. His position
IS puerile, infantile, assinine and
worthy only Of ditch digger or
munitions manufacturer. For no one
believes that there is any excuse for
rupture with Mexico or for our bel
hgerent meddling into the internal af-
fairs Of Nicaragua.
The United States has become the
big bully Of the western hemisphere.
There is ample reason to believe that
this bullying has been, and is insti-
gated by certain gentlemen who
know what they want and how to get
It. What these gentlemen want is oil
ana sugar plantations and all other
money-making resources of the little
countries to the south of US. There
'oie' We NEEDLE IN the politics OF these
httle countries, help to stir up revolu-
IONS and help maintain the rule Of
Venal tyrants who chase all the lib
erals out, and then sell out their coun-
uies to our patriotic" international
bankers.
In order to make the thing look reg
uiar and to fool the American people
the Red Menace" is dragged from
Inc closet and paraded before our
yokelry both in Congress and out.
however, if war does come from all
oiS bungling, / hope that the several
hundred pompous gentlemen who idle
away their time on Capitol Hill, viii
Oe placed in the front ranks.
Dryan's Successor IN verbosity
The Reverend DIR. John Roach
Straton, able successor to the late
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22
general public are urged to attend this
splendid meeting.
Instinct Strong IN Weasel

Instances are on record of a weasel
having killed and buried half dozen
birds. but. although it goes to the
trouble of storing food like its dis
tant ancestors did, it seldom goes
back to the store. 1t is just carrying
out habit that has been handed
down through the ages.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22
Glass Composition

Plate glass rs the only kind Of glass
that is perfectly fiat; all other glass
is slightly bowed, since it Is made on a
cylinder and before it has hardened Is
split and allowed to fall fiat, but the
glass never becomes perfectly fiat.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22
A Rich Mans Profession

BY its trend to persuasive activities,
the American Bar Association has
shown its emphatic disposition to
make the practice Of law rich mans
profession within the coming future
The handwriting on the wall is plain
ly apparent by the associations recon-
mendations rs to pre-legal training
exceptionally high standards for col
ieges Of law. The recommendations
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22

In a Reading case. woman who
had been run down by a motor car
was asked how she felt when the car
struck her. i felt indignant" she
replled.-London Mail.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1927-01-22

Mem ah@w theaF cbavmessR Im nggMp
ing more clearly than BY what they
think Goethe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-13
The Suffering Tail

There always is some statesman
wise, heroic ardor in his eyes, who
twists the British lions tail, until he
makes sad lion quail. And there are
always voters round who greet the
stunt with joyous sound of revelry
and wild applause. with upf1ung hats
and clapping paws. Some persons
say, Let us ignore the .grudges of
the days of yore: oh, let us cease
to dig and delve among the bones of
eighteen twelve, and cultivate a
friendship fine with relatives across
the brine. Let us talk friendship day
by day. and shoe all thoughts of
hate away. If there's a lion any
where. let us approach and smooth
his hair, and feed him peanuts from
a sack, nor contemplate a rude at
tack A lions better as a friend than
as foe, you may depend Such
talk as this we don't admire, hut
with true patriotic fire, we do ap-
plaud the statesman hale who twists
the British lions tail. Sometimes a
statesman finds it tough TO find a
topic strong enough to hold the
crowds and win their cheers: their
apathy moves him to tears. He talks
of taxes for a while. outlines the
other partys guile. and views with
anger and alarm the perils that en-
shroud the farm And still his hear
ers do not rise with wild enthusiastic
cries. What can he do to stir the
blood that flows as sluggishly as
mud? He knows one trick that
doesn't fail-he twists the British
lions tail! WALT MASON.
Copyright. 1927
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engraving BUREAU.
HANGS UP RECORD.
Greatest Quantity of Work
Delivered in Last Year,
Report Shows.

The Bureau of Engraving and
PRINTING printed and delivered
greater quantities of work than ever
Defere in its history during the past
hscai year, according to the Treas
uryss official review of the plants
activities.
This was accomplished. it was
said at the Treasury. lin spite OF
decreases in expenditures and in the
number of employees, as compared
with the previous year. At the same
time a new low record for spoilage
IN all classes of currency was estab-
hshed."
Such laudable accomplishments
are numbered among the many DEM
onstrable results of the improve
ments in administration that were
put into operation during the year"
Increase i'm Deliveries.
Deliveries for the year. according
to Director Alvin w. Hall of the
bureau. reached the unprecedented
total of 90.264,s6S sheets. as com
pared with the deliveries for the pre-
vious year of 4S2,307, 106 sheets, an
increase of 1.65 per cent
The net increase is accounted for
by an increase of 22397,061 sheets of
currency. bonds, notes. certificates
and miscellaneous work. and de-
crease of Ii, 439. 299 sheets of stamps.
The average number of persons
employed in 1927 was 5.097, as COM
pared with 5,l73 in 1926. a decrease
of as persons or 1.47 per cent.
There was expended during 1927
a total of $1O.415.742.42. as compared
with $19,4S3,647.6S in 1926.
The bureau had a balance on June
80, 1927, of 27,913,317 sheets of cur
rency backs and 20,945,3S5 sheets of
currency backs and faces. aggre-
eating 4S,S5S,702 sheets, as compared
with S4,l02,S15 sheets of hacks and
15,32S,655 sheets of backs and faces.
aggregating 49.431,470 sheets on
June 80, 1926. a net decrease of
572,76S sheets. This decrease is ac-
counted for by decrease of 6,1S9, 49S
sheets of backs and an increase OF
5.616,730 sheets of backs and faces.
Low SpOiIage Record.
A new low record for spoilage was
established when the level of 1.96
per cent for all classes of currency
was reached. The total spoilage' for
the fiscal year 1926 was 81 per cent.
or a decrease in 1927 under 1926 Of
LA per cent. The spoilage for 1927
was less than that for any previous
year for which records are available.
The reduction in the amount Of
spoilage during the past two years
has been accomplished by the sal
vaging of parts of sheets in the num-
bering division, a change in the eX-
animation of sheets of currency
backs in the examining division, and
adequate seasoning of the paper prior
to the various operations through
which it passes.
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Wife Seeks Maintenance.

Mrs. Laura j. Derrick, 927 Fifteenth
street, yesterday filed suit for main
tenance against Isaac Derrick, a
British subject. employed at a local
hotel The wife charges that her
husband twice deserted her. going
once to the British West Indies and
again to Canada. After she had taken
him back, she says, he assaulted her,
threatened her life and told her TO
leave the house. They were married
in September, 1919. The wife de-.
clares her husband makes $3.50 per
month. She is represented by Attor-
ney Edwin NJ. Martin.
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FURNISHED ENTIRE FLOOR. CONSIST
dining room. Kitchen and bath; good inrni.
ture elee.. gas. heat teleph one larxe clOs-
cts: $50 garage IS. Tel. Col. 9756. 1893
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IEINETT COACH

This is really go model. but shows 1924
serial number original black enamel paint
almost as good as new; the tires are in fine
condition. show about 1000 miles of use ;
Trunk on the rear--handy for the trips you
viii take this summer. You can rest as
eufeo this car will give you wonderful eerv-
oil for some time 10 come. We DO not hest
tats TO furnish written guarantee. Price
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STUDEBAKER PASSENGER BIG SIX
Touring: de luxe top. disc wheels; fltlly
equipped driven only few thousand nliles
and appearance like new: can be secured by
taking up Just the unpaid notes. amounting
1874 40; part cash. bal. in 2 months: deel
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PACKARD SEDAN-Renexed and renickeIed
hnlshed IN Duco. Such cars at our prices
are far better buys than many of the low
er-prlced new cars Cost less 10 run, small
aepfectatlons and you have genuine Packard
gtvie. 1907 kaloFauua ri
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2120 II ST, NM EXCEPTIONALLY
large. beautifully furnished rooms private
bath. playsr-ptanO, victrolae sewing ma
chine, ami. excellent SURROUNDINGS, Must
before $50 and after 8 80 call ClAve. 1921
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629 MARYLAND AVE. N.E--2 large rooms
ern improvements adults: references Lin
nr,lrn 49,
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WHERE TO DINE.
QUE Inn,

IVtFsF v t.
invites you 10 try the delicious dinners.
choice ~ nests fresh vegetables hot braas
home made pfes and ice cream: Individual
tables and SromDt service fSs
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l05 9th ST Me- elegant rooms for light
! housekeeping: all modern: unlimited phone.
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TUDOR SEDANS. 1896: choice Of &: 1900
up. VIII take your old ear in on trade
Used car department open until pm
Steuart Motor Company. 141 lath st. ne.
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OVERLAND 90---Late model: balloon tires
paint and condition same "a new This car
has been used very little and has ali EXTRAS
P9Gty taking M lust the unpaid notes OF
N3e9 ana = months 20 par. See Mr.. Rick
etts. Peck IS Garage 2loI 18th sf nv
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1925 WILLYS-KNIGHT
RP0TGHANT

Just out Of paint shop: beautiful Hol-
land blue-azure blue two-toned color trim
med with Hobart red; quality predominates
IN every detail of this reliable and well
known model. For power and speed, you
name the hill and we welcome the opportu-
nifty TO demonstrate. Warranted See this
car before investing in CHEAP new car OF
far inferior quality. Price SST5
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TAKoMA--3 ROOMS AND BATH. Fl. K
ant. every convenience: clean. comfortable
bright aud airy, houiAlike, pleasant sur
adIllLs- AAama 600
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Gold Seal Used Cars cost no
more than ordinary used cars.
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1923 FORD ROADSTER

Very good tires: the motor is good. pain
IN fair condition: has both turtle back ant
ouick-dehEery body: for quick sale. S75
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PEERLESS 1923 SPORT TOURING 5-pas-
senEer; new Dueo: car in perfect mechanical
condition.; car must be seen TO be sppreci-
sted: trade or terms. Marrnon Used Car
Dent 1905 / fh Fl North ~ So
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70l THE WYOM INls--~I'HARMIN1l THREE
rooms recention hall and hath aof. won
1s,ful visw' snnthern exnns0fs cafe in
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DOWNTOWN APT. no sUBLET FOR SUM
n1sr; completely furnished. clean and attrac-
1yei one room bath and grill sac Pot
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1926 OVERI,A AND SIX SEDAN

De luxe model You will not believe us
ghen we inform you this car has been used
only ask that YOU test II. Driven by care.
full owner. only 5000 nilee. It e lust
broken In: The color is beautiful Peruvian
Deep upholstered seats OF the finest grade
Of velour: fully warranted 90-day guaranteed
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, rooms kitcheuetin sleeping porch oar-
italy - furnished II desired Colunnbia
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1923 PARK RID = BEAUTIFUL APT.
large living room. bedroom kitchen. hath
screened porch, h.w H. cleo. gas Adams
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE WYATT APIS. 4520 ca. AVE. Apr.
ID Sd rooms end bath. $50; also The
Buchanan st., Apt. 201--Ntcely fur liz.
rIn, bedfm.. X. b. and open porch, S65
or CARL WYATT owner Adams 1891
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH. AMPLE
closet space. ct s72l Adams Mil I'd. directlv
short blocks from ! 9Th ard Colun1bla "a
Everything furnished and comparatively new
including building Year lease given: S4r, 80
q mnnth re fcrnnnne
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1879 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, wv
corner st.--Fwo front rooms. kitchenetta
private bath. continuous hot water. electric
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NEAR 18Th AND col RD.--COMPTFTTTY
furnished living room dining room reception
room. bedroom. kitchen. nantry. bath
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1903 HARVARD sT NW.-Two unfurniehed
third-hoor rooms and board $50 month for
two; also furnished second-fo room: ga
rage. Phone Col $500
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ANTWERP. 90i 20th--BEATTTFTTTY
furnished reception han living room. bed
room. kitchen bath: excellent location: tran
sients accented Potomac R026
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M. PLEASANT 1741 KfLBoURNE PI..--
l;args living room. bay window. southern
range, sink. rrfreerator. Continuous hot
water Col. ll7S.W lSt
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opp. MAYFL0wER--BEAT BED.
living room t19x10l, large: pleasant kitchen
bath: cont, INV: unusual atmosphere: clsan
quiet: service ayailahle- LILY De Sales re
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more than ordinary used cars.
1923 Hupp Touring. -. $225
sss. cash: $40 month. 10 months.
1923 Oakland Sedan 80. 295
s113 cash: S1s month. ~ months.
1923 Hupp Touring. 295
S113 cash: SIS month. IL months.
1925 Ford Sedan ... 295
S113 cash; S1s month. IL months.
1926 Dodge Roadster -. 695
SAYS cash; SAL month. IL months,
1924 Dodge Sedan. $500. 495
S1ss cash sac month IL months.
1924 Hupp Club Sedan. $50
1928 1 Dodge 9cie, 8; Sedan Ena'9 = months POS
SII3 cash; SIS month I2 months.
1926 Velie Coupe. $1,000. CSC
S374 cash; $50 month. IL months.
1925 Olds Sport Touring. 325
S131. cash; $40 month. IL months.
1926 Hupp 8 Touring. lose
S40s cash $50 month. ~ months.
1924 Rollin Sedan ...... 295
S113 cash; SIS month. IL months
1922 Hupp Touring. 80. Us
$40 cash: $1,000 month. 6 months.
1926 Hupp Six Sedan. -. 925
$3.50 cash: S54 month IL months
1924 Nash Sedan +, ....... SIS
S22s cash: S34 month. IL months.
1927 Dodge Sedan. $50. CSC
1897 cash; $50 month. IL months.
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. 15C
$50 cash; SIG month. 8 months
1923 Essex Coach 800. 15C
&NR cAah. $40 month q unnpfhs
1913 Packard Twin Tour. 225
SIS cash: SIG month, 10 months
1926 Ford Fordor Sedan. a.;
ne-third cash; balance IL mos.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc
Home of the Gold Seal Cars,
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: ROOMS, BATH. EXCLUSIVELY FUR
nished. suitable for copDle maid service
twin beds: $40 msnth 25tl Penn ave. NV
1897 HARVARD ST. N.W,--TwO LARGE
attractive rooms, kitchen with running
water hath
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REQ TOURING So down aud balance
4 late model. The motor il in splendid
shape and alec the naint. upholstery. rub
her and top. See this before you buy.
Adams Motor Co 20I2 I4th at
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OAKLAND SEDAN, S495; run only a few
guaranteed: has Dneo finish, sxceIIent up
holstsry very good rubber and many extras
sa rss MY easy sy terms your car In trade
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OVERLAND COUPE. late '26. f-cylinter
PAINT ana upholstery good as new: motor
perfect real car for 1925 trade or terms
Also 20 other bargains In repossessed cars
Torrey Motor Co 2ilA L az n "
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=. COMPARE
THE POLICIES
1926 14th. I'LL 18th.
WARDMAN.
THE CARS
1876 18th

Listed below are merely to show
you partial list what we have
IN stock. We only ask that you
see these cars. Take demon
stration, then compare the prices.
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MISSIONER. as0i PENN AVE. Nw-a
and 3 delightful outside rooms bath; well
located. Z. mi: reasonable. Potomac 5000
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PEERLESS SPORT PHAET0N. 1925: looks
and runs like new car: Duco paint: q bar
gain; terms. This car owned by prominent
lawyer. Phone Pot 567S. 1889 Conn.
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OAKLAND COACH. 1927 demcnstrator
new-car guaranty; wonderful buy: terms Ia
suit. Mr.. Colman Main 24S3. I6s
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FOR SALE--AUTOMORILES
SPECIAL.
The Parts Alone Would Cost
More.

Some Of the cars we are offer
ing are priced at figures below
the cost of the assembled parts,
all in fine running condition.
Here arc a few Of the many OUT
standing values while they last ;
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-.
furnished Living room, reception room. din.
ing room. bedroom. kitchen, pantry bath
porch plano, reasonable. 25ts 18th at .
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILEs.

HARMON 1925 COUPE. model "a: good a
new car. new-csr guaranty; two.tome Duco
~ North Ti55.
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NASH ADV. . SPORT ROADSTER. in Al
mechanical condition: to appreciate. il must
be seen; Dneo paint and 3 new tires. terms
Mr., Carl, Pot. 561S. 1889 Conn. ave n "
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1897. Eye NV ROOMS AND BATH.
tastefully furnished each as living bedroom.
2 ladies or gentlemen $50
WILL SHARE ARTISTIC. HOMETIKF / r..
X b.. porch: with Young woman. walking
distance; ideal conditions: hw 1899 o.
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MARMON BERLIN SEDAN. model "a Z
passenger new-car guaranty: new balloon
tirss: will take email car in trade: terms
Marmon Used Car Dept. 1905 14th 81
North VI 90.
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18th & MASS AVE. N.w~-NEw APART
Inent sttractively ana completely furnished:
large living room. with Murphy bed separate
dressing. closet breakfast room. kitchen and
PAN. Phone Frankhn 7774 after Q pm lac
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NASH COUPE. 1925. Special q 'uuusualIy
good condition in every respect; 4 bargain
$3.50. trade or terms. Torrey Motor Co,
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@HE CENTRAL PACIFIC WAS TO LAY ITS
TRACKS EASTWARD FROM SACRAMENTO, CALL
FoRNiA, OVER THE sIERRAs. AND, At A POINT
NEAR SALT LAKE, IN UTAH, CONNECT WITH THE
UNION PACIFIC, WHICH WAS TO RUN WEST
WARD FROM THE FRONTIER.
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REoS-Headouarter for Americas Longest
lasting car; all body types; low prices: easy
terms SEQ, our big cd in these columns
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7 IbUs 4 ST. N.E.--One large. bright front
room Kitchen and bath for light housekeep-
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The Gold Seal Used Car to be
the best used-car buy in the
world-at any rate, they are
safe.
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B03.1a 4th N.W.--3.ROOM FLAT: L.HK.:
partly furnished: private family of 2; facing
park reasonable: adults. FIR. S0e9-W. 14s
1924 goth ST, NV lBETWEEN AND
S)--Bedroom. living room. kftchenette. hath,
gas. cleo. &4h mo. redecnrathd. la
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421 EAST CAPITOL sT--THREE LARGE
rooms, LIST foor; porch, dining kitchen cleo
trio lights. gas h..w h. hot water: ianitor
service; all free: verv reasonable 10 aretlil
permanent adults. Office in base rnent. Iss
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$40 K ST. N.W--2 AND ROOM APT AND
semi basement. am {: rent reasonable TO
eoHgenisl peoDle only. 12s
707 .LON0FELLOw N.w.-FURNIsHED or
unfurniAhed; entire 3nd g.. 8 r. private
bath. porch: or 3 r. nerch: ami 1es
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decorated: within one block OF either Garlic
ton or Mayfiower Hotel; reasonable monthly
lease. Telephone Main lO052
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VERY COY FURNISHED APT. BEDROOM.
kitchenette. tile shower. bath. every conven-
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the cost of the assembled parts
all in fine running condition
Here arc a few of the many out
standing. values while they last
1926 Chrysler Sedan.
1926 Chrysler Coach.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
1926 Peerless Sedan.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1925 Buick Coach.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1926 REQ Sedan.
1926 REQ Coupe.
1925 REQ Brougham.
1925 Studebaker SIP. Brougham.
1925 Ford Coupe.
1924 Ford Sedan.
1924 Peerless Touring.
1924 Velie Touring. late; new
tires.
1928 Stearns-Knight.
1923 Dodge Taxi.
SIS TO $500
Will buy a standard make car
in the following. Many repaint-
ed new tires.
ESSEX.
FORD
STHPEEHBAAKER.
And we'll arrange
easy terms.
Also
REQ Speed Wagons and other
late model makes Of trucks.
Open Evenings.
Sundays Until 5 PM.
THE TREW
MOTOR Co,
1909 18th NV.
Main 4173.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-14

551s 18th ST Nw-ENTTRE SECOND
floor, private bath convenient to bus and
two car lines. Columbia 3017 f4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-14

ran 5000 miles; good as new car: will sell
very, reasonably on easy terms; Marmon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-14

NEAR DUPONiF CTRCL 1.-TWO BEDROOMS.
living room, kitchen. bath. inclossd steering