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Vice President and
Mrs. Dawes Plan Visit
To Home in Illinois
Will Be Absent Until After
New Year Day-Capital's
Official Folk Planning for
Holiday.

The Vice President and Mrs. Charles
G.. Dawes will leave Washington
Thursday for their home in Evanston,
H., to remain until after New Year.
The Secretary of War and Mrs
Dwight r. Davis will have a small
family reunion for Christmas. Their
Younger daughter. Miss Cynthia Davis,
will come Tuesday from her studies
at St Timothy's School, and Mr.
Dwight F. Davis, jr,, will arrive Thurs
day from Harvard.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Continued on Seventh Page)
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DinnerAnnOunCedtOHOnOr
President and First Lady
Will Be Guests Tuesday Evening of Secretary and
Mrs. Kellogg-Vice President Dawes
Entertained.

finest duck-hunting grounds in the
United States.
Senator and Mrs, Walter Z. Edge
entertained a company of "A at dinner
last evening. among their guests be
Continued on Eighth PageJ
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Isl O ~me 2nts rebound ed the President and
NT Reception or the dpomsts December one
viii gs' S the @ New M e %e reception on a Gu vbe @ s and
celebrations 81 their rulers persons from Official life just
7ens OF the n eou @ %h 1 W 70 & T @ anne d Su's % M
First Lady OF Land
Mr. JOHN COOLIDGE Amherst College within few
III days and join his the White House and likely that
Of d1dpss ' AWAIT m % wits ouss o r ncben
last for year Because OF hi, visit Coolidge who
epon BY : after i
NO Presidents wife taken panstakmg
and IN o9 @ lite ssRs @ G the 9s o Of s the b., @ o and
dge who thus enn several times week On the cold days the
the who calls after other part the United
additional was given Mrs Coolidge alter she received word
"A Of her mother % & nessor at least after gained publicity the
pressing the and sympathy Of the writer's Every note that goes
T yg ds vs left s the doof man
THE Coolidge started on their round of executive
nnsr p. tor & 9 b season qesday dining with the Vice President and
Tm esbnet SS mm abe an Mr. the % 0~p ] ~l small & 0n P4dg
&c" GneTb bo apd @ s & the ury M % in the RooseE @
Mr. and Ms Frank W. Sssns Of Boston and Nj Mrs Henry
time at the Willard and have frequently
TUESDAY the President Mrs the Secretary
the party meet them sesFcs Sno nd m M % k a @ Mn % sgf 6c
unless the are Unusually large ones in their home Nineteenth
6oukeePe The japanese Msfsdairs who gave
dinner sne. Wd4esday wS % s and another he
for their debuane Davis Mr. John
Coolidge viii undoubtedly be
of Miss Davis here from other schools and coleg
THE Congressional Club under its president Mrs Peter Gocle
the
known and Of the ounn the Congressional Club
Dodge Hotel Monday
by Grace Dodge Chef from the recipes
hook Friday PressC
while Of
Mrs
Ms William and members of the cook
hook
Washington
children and pop such Pupperteers giving
Bryn Mawr Scholarship Fund Mrs Edward w sturdant giving
entertaining for her children Miss Anne Wagner taking group
with her nephew and Mrs Thomas Lppt also taking
party of children
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additional task given Mrs Coolidge alter she received word
"A of her mothers lnessor in
papersand fairly poured upon every quarter
pressing the and sympathy the Every goes
addressed Mrs Coolidge
while left the door
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Brilliant Functions Mark
Calendar of Special Events
At White House Past Week
President and Mrs Coolidge Hosts at Two
Dinners and Rcccpton-Season's s Program
of Festivities Outlined
By SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

HHREE the White House
Uf the President and
each followed musical
A 1ort which the
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MO Presidents wife painstakng
IN official lite, especially the of the
Representative and their OF than has Mrs Cool
idge who thus week On the cold the
fire and eanng OF tea leave pleasant with
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often that Washington
children and psope such the Yale Pupper giving
Mawr Scholarship Fund Mrs w giving
Srv small daughter Mary Fernando Cunb IS
children Miss
rosu bows nephew Thomas ppi is also taking
of children
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"He's overrated, but he's a real
man, and he can give Hermione the
kind of home she ought to have. 1t
is providential that he got started
quickly on this visit"
ooh, Menelaos, you're quite wrong
to force the question again!" said
Helen. Let the whole problem rest
awhile. Hermione doesn't need to
marry, if she prefers to stay with
us, and certainly she must not
marry man she doesn't love-"
Nov see here, Helen, you make
me very angryl You stirred up this
whole quarrel about Pyrrhus-if it
hadn't been for you we never should
have thought of him again. You've
been persuading me with all sorts Of
insidious arguments, and these re-
cent events have completed my con-
version.
"Why do you get on the other side
now? Hermione may think 1t over.
When Pyrrhus comes, III speak to
him. Perhaps he won't have any
thing to do with us, but if he'll con-
slider the proposal, we'll go on from
there"
Now, I wonder why Helen went
with her." said Menelaos. "Il like
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HOW MRS. WEAVER
WAS HELPED
BY Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

AS Mrs. Weaver herself says, 81
was never very strong" This is a
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her father. "For this family Ores
ties does not exist. You
aren't thinking of him still as hus-
band, are your"
Certainly. He is by husband"
"Hermione, don't tell me you
would marry a man who had killed
his mother!"
IT shall marry him."
Don't say that, Hermione-think
what you're saying! His wife will
be as he is, the companion of his sin,
utterly cursed. You will never enter
a good home, nor sit down to eat
with friends, nor even die in peace,
nor rest in a quiet grave.
IF you think you love him, re-
member you must have no children
the curse must die with you! I
can imagine how profoundly you are
shocked by this horrible deed, but
you don't yet realize the horror.
Think it over quietly for few days;
you'll see that I'm right"
"You have told me the truth about
my future" said Hermione, 'but it
still is my future. 1 belong to Ores
ties, to his curse, to his misery. I
could never respect myself If I de-
serted him now. You are adventur-
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Gus in battle, so I'm told, and
mother is adventurous in love.
There are people who are adven-
turous in duty-who will carry a
thing through not because it is
pleasant, nor because they like it.,
nor because it will make anybody
happy, but because it is right"
"He probably won't come now,
anyway" said Eteoneus. 81 remem-
Der they say he is going on a relig-
ious journey, pilgrimage to a
shrine somewhere, to see If he can
rest his mind. One way and another,
your relatives do a lot Of travelling,
Menelaos."
That's in the past now" said
Menelaos. "It's time to settle down,
and my immediate family are home
to stay, / believe. Hermione may
think this over as long as she likes,
Helen, but / shall now proceed on an
entirely new plan.
I'm going to find out if Pyrrhus
will marry her. You were right in
the first place. If he will have her,
we'll let Orestes go on his pilgrim
age, and it will be long one. If
criticized Pyrrhus, at least it was
for faults I could understand.
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Eteoneus, land that makes it easier
to tell. Clytemnestra's dead"
Helen rose to her feet, as If she
were about to leave them. Then she
stood perfectly still, while the others
talked.
"How did she die, Eteoneus?" said
Hermione.
"Orestes killed her"
"No!" cried Hermione.
"He killed her"
mot his own mother!"
"His own mother"
"Orestes!"
"Helen," said Menelaos, "this is a
good deal worse than my brothers
death. There is no forgiveness in
Heaven or on earth for such a
crime. Orestes is a lost soul. hope
I may never see"
1T think Hermione is fainting,"
said Helen. -
I'm all right" said Hermione. IT
don't blame you, father-it's impos-
the deepest sense of f1lial duty-it's
sible. Orestes loved her, and he had
simply impossible!"
eff you mean he didn't do it,
you're wrong" said Eteoneus. "He
killed her. 1t was one f1lial duty
against another, and he took venge-
ance all around. He knows you
won't like it-nobooy seems to ap-
prove. That's why he's sensitive
about coming here"
"He can never come here" said
Menelaos. my wife knew how diff
cult it would be to meet the muir
deress of my brother; certainly she
will never be asked to receive in our
own house the son who killed her
sister. That marriage is settled once
for all. I take it your special invi-
tation is withdrawn, Helen"
For the time only" said Helen.
I'm sorry for Orestes. He is lost
soul, Menelaos, but don't want him
to be more lost than necessary.
Imagine how he will feel when he
realizes what he has done! Per-
haps we ought to send for him now,
rather than later. Yes, send for
him, Menelaos!"
ST can't follow that" said Meme
laos
Nor T." said Eteoneus. "These
new ideas go too far. Killing Eagis-
thus was only proper, of course, but
when it comes to killing your mother
I'll not open the gate to a man
who has killed his own mother. ]
was going to tell you, as another
piece of news" continued Eteoneus,
"that Pyrrhus will probably be here
in a day or two. He started more
quickly than we expected, and ! told
the man we sent, according to your
instructions, not to turn him back II
he had got more than halfway"
81 don't want Orestes to come
now" said T.ermione. "It would be
too terrible with the whole house
hold around. I think had better
see him first alone"
You'll see him nowhere" said
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to hear what they're saying to each
other, in private. Why do you think
my wife has changed her mind
about Pyrrhus?"
"She hasn't, I should say, but she
sees it's useless" said Eteoneus.
"Your daughters going to marry
Orestes. don't know how, nor
when, but Orestes is as good as a
married man from now on.
"a sense of duty once reused is an
awful thing, Menelaos. Women have
such turn for making 1t fit in with
what they want to do anyway.
She'll marry him, and later on
he'll hear, from time to time, Of the
sacrifices she made for his benefit.
Poor DEVIL"
But she went out quite docile,"
said Menelaos. "She practically
gave in to me, didn't you notice?
And I count on Helen to follow up
the advantage when they're alone
She wants Pyrrhus more than / do,
and she must abhor the thought OF
Orestes now"
That's so, but your wife is pretty
shrewd, must say, In the way she
retires from an argument. She
seems to know when she has won It,
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SATIRE ON MODERN IFE THROUGH THE LIPS OF ANcsNS
THO PRIVATE Life
OF HGLGN o. TROY
by JOHN GRskINe-
Rbhea BY anonqansE wA 3ins laiional nesureA Inc.
ny JOHN GRSkING

tice that the whole family are here,
and I prefer to tell the news to you
all at once"
"News about what?' said Meme
laos.
"About Orestes. It's partly good
news, and partly bad. In the first
place, the young man has avenged
his fathers death. He has killed
Aegisthus."
That's something like" said Me-
nelaos. "This puts him rather high
in my esteem. If 1t weren't for his
mother
"Can't you overlook his mother"
said Hermione, now that he has be-
haved so well? Now be just, father.
and admit I have chosen a good
husband"
eff this qualities for the duties of
husband, why, he qualities" said
Helen. "But he won't be avenging
murders all his life, and hope you
will marry him, If you do, for other
reasons than his adroitness in kill
ing Aegisthus. Where is he, Eteo-
neus? I'd like to meet Orestes."
"He's on the way, I understand,
said E,teoneus, "but I doubt If he
calls unless you give him special
invitation. He thinks the family
doesn't approve of him, with the ex-
ception of your daughter, and just
now he's-well, rather tense and
sensitive"
"I'd like very much to see him.
said Menelaos. els he going to re-
turn that armor you lent him, Eteo-
neus? 1t was my best set"
ooh, he'll bring it back, Menelaos;
fancy he's reliable in such matters
He'll be wanting to get away from
that place as soon as he can, anc
this would be the natural spot fol-
him to hurry to-
"He won't care to stay near his
mother very long," said Helen. "This
is the worst that has happened tt
Clytemnestra-t have her lover
executed right on the estate, where
she thought herself SO powerful
Eteoneus, what did Clytemnestrs
say?"
Nothing"
"And what did she do?"
Nothing"
Helen looked at him so steadil,
that they all looked at her, and no.
ticed that the color : had left he
| face.
j "You have bad news, too," Shit
| said. TELL us everything"
IT see you've guessed it," salt
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weaver TO try 1t. After three or
four weeks" writes Mrs. Weaver, II
felt great difference in myself. I
would go to bed and sleep sound,
and although / could not do very
much work, I seemed stronger. I
kept on taking it and now I am well
and strong, do my work and take
care of three children. sure do tell
my friends about your wonderful
medicine, and I will answer any let
ters from women asking about the
Vegetable Compound. "-MRs. LAW
RENEE WEAVER, East Smithfield ST.,
Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
If you knew that thousands OF
women suffering from troubles SINH
lar to those you are enduring had
improved their health by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, wouldn't you think it was
worth a trial?
Advertisement.
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PAGE
By Crane
By Taylor

and also when she has lost IT, That's
rare in a woman.
Its Helen's gift for accepting a
fact that makes her so hard to man
age. Herimone may have been do
Gle; my guess Is that Helen is try
ing to find out, at this very minute,
whether she is or not"
"You may be right" said Meme
laos. I'D like to know where you
learned so much about women"
"I know too much" said Eteo-
neus. land in this house I'm con-
stantly reminded of all 1 know. I
ought to be in a place where could
forget some, of it. I've been think
ing over my retirement, as you sug-
gested. Next week, when you're
more at leisure, I'd like to come in
and talk with you about It,"
ITO be continuedD
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JULY rs, 1927
The Characters

The Characters
HELEN, an ancient lady with modern
ideas.
MENELAOS. her husband while she stayed
at home.
HERMIONE. her daughter and severest
critic.
ORESTES. her nephew-young enough to
be a reformer: old enough to have am
billions.
ETEONEUS, gare-keeper by calling: phil
osopher by instinct: moralist by observa-
ton.
ADRASTE. handmaiden and friend to
Helen: scandal to most everybody else.
CHARITAS. the lady next door,.
DAAdASTOR, a boy who strayed from the
family doorstep.
CHAPTER w
MAY I come in?" said Eteoneus.
81 don't wish to interrupt, but no
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m lid statement
describing h e r
condition, for, ac-
cording to her
letters, she was
subjected to no
small amount Of
i'll health. For
tunately, her sis
ter was familiar
with Lydia e.
Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
and begged Mrs.
Evening star., 1927-03-19

CYPRESS TANK. $500 gal, with frost
proof top. and 2O-foot steel tower with
platform and rail: also ] u hip. 1-H-C gaso-
line engine North l716.
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, BblTlaoEE; sbag NJ the MD: sae:
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln s462.
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Good looking five-passenger sedan. refin-
ished in dustproof tan: fully equipped. even
including two spare tires. large. expensive
car that has many thousands of miles OF
service left in it and will make real pleas
Ths latest lines and complete in every re-
spect If you desire goOd-lOOklng. perfect
we will offer you convenient terms. or con
slider your car in trade.
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BUICK TOURING. Sl95--A steal at this
price has n good paint job and the top,
upholstery and rubber are excellent the
motor is in Al condition. Look it over.
Adams Motor Co. 2O12 14th.
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S225.
Willys-Knight 1924 Coupe
Sedan.

In every respect car that will give un-
limited Willys-Knight satisfaction and that
we are proud TO be able to offer Tn the
public. Has not been refinished. but looks
very good, and the interior is not worn or
the least hit dirty Fully equipped. includ-
ing four almost new tires and good spare.
You have always wanted To own a quiet,
smooth running Willys-Knight. and this is
your opportunity. at q great saving. Price,
$500; Will trade il desired.
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OUR REPUTATION PRO
TECTS YOU. WE VEL
COME THE OPPORTUNITY
TO DEMONSTRATE.
1925 Willys-Knight 6S,

One of the soundest values we ever had
IN our stock: has new. high class. durable
paint Job. Holland blue color trimmed with
saginaw red; the upholstery is spOtless and
without noticeable wear. D good Hood bal
loon tires; all necessary equipment IL tn
Guided. It's performance will match its looks
original price
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBH.Es.
WARDMAN,
1926 14th.
l71l 14th.

WE HAVE REPL ENISHEH
OUR STOCK WITH LATE
MODEL STANDARD MAKES.
OF CARS. CAREFULLY
GONE OVER TO INSURE
NJ f c Fl A N ICAL L EXCEL
LENCE. TRULY REPRE-
SENTED.
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1915.
1923 Jordan Touring.

Lately overhauled I'm the best of running
condition. II Is goodlOoking. low hung
speed with comfort is necessary: new paint
Job. deep wine In color, Is practically com
equipment is good. Come early il you want
this bargain at
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S275
1926 4-Cyl. Overland De Luxe
Sedan

An ideal small family car which is ike
new in every detail; the original peacock
blue Duco paint is without a scratch: five
new tires. which have Just been nut on.
When you see this one you will have To
admit IL is beyond criticism: let US demon
strate.
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$500.
1925 Ford Coupe.

Original paint somewhat dull but not in
need of refnishing; upholstery IA In good
condition; the tires have at least one-half OF
total mileage left. the motor Is in excellent
0ndtion: new transmission bands have lust
been installed. This coupe is clean cut IN
every respect
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FOR SALF-An established confectionery:
decatessen. light groceries in the heart OF
ing fine business; sickness and death rea-
son for selling. Address Box 15S-M. Star
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-Sold-Rentcd
Buy on So monthly payments. Low prices.
General Tyne Co 14o3 st II " NJ 22iN.
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MAN AND WIFE. two brothers or partners
active interest in established business. Short
hours. Experience in food products or
restaurant desirable. but not absolutely
necessary. Address Box 145-V. Star office.
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ESTABLISHED HARDWARE BUSINESS in
fast growing suburb of Washington
$4,000 Lease can be arranged TO suit ten
ant. Reason for selling. owner has other
interests that require his full attention. Call
Adams SS31 3Os
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Nash Touring. 1924.

Repainted in dark blue and trimmed III
black. ear that you would be proud 70
take your friends riding in: fully equipped
and has five exceptionally good tires; the
top and upholstery are i'll perfect shape. and
this car will please even the most experi-
enced automobile owner. as it is mechani-
cally perfect.
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$500
1924 Dodge Business Sedan

A car which has had unusually excellent
care; 3 practically new tires. original baked
enamel finish. without blemishes: looks al
most like new; upholstery is of leather
therefore IL is in good condition. the motor
needs no work. and we offer this car for
quick sale
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Hupmobile 1925 Club Sedan.

An ideal car for business or pleasure: has
Spanish leather upholstery that is clean and
new; refinished IN beautiful dull blue
Duco: five almost balloons and many
other extras. We suggest this car to any
one wanting car for real hard service, as
it is in frst-class mechanical condition.
Priced low 5000
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TFNOTYPE-perfect condition, very cheap.
rank. 1927 after 4 pm. Miss Meador. 20'
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HAVE valuable franchises for electric lights
and power in nearby towns: approved by
public service commission; need additional
cash: strictest investigation: large returns,
Address Box lS7-V star office.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.
FOR SAIE-AITTOM rs.

BUICK 1925 SEDAN. master six. five-pas
senger. viii make an ideal pleasure car that
you viii be proud TO drive refinlshed III ma
spares also large waterproof trunk in the
rear for travelling or picknicking all other
Buick features. including the four-wheel
brakes and the powerful Buick valve-in-head
motor We would like to have you drive
this car home and show IL to the family for
their approval. Priced at $3.50, with terms
Stanley Horner. Inc. 1015 and I'LL 14th St
NV. Phone Main $500.
BUICK SEDAN. Master six-S575. g32
14th st. NV. Main 620 21s
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FORD Coupe 1926 model like new. extra
equipment. S295 90. terms. Open evenings
until pm IN, and SUNDAY sqnTday until Pm,
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BUICK Standard Six Touring driven, only
few thousand miles. Fully equipped and
equal to new. Best buy in town. Only $3.50.
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LAFAYETTE ARMS. new stand 1853 Pa
ave. NV. Fountain lunch. soda fountain,
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registers. back bar and wall case. Amply
r. E Lee 2I5 4th st. sc. 2Os
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PARTNER WANTED. silent or otherwise to
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with Duco equipment. machine shop and tire
service; also two gas pumps. Apply 635
ST NV for uuicl< action. 19A
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. late model: used
very little This is your opportunity a. See
$3.50 to b. Demonstration NAV be arranged
at your convenience M S3QI
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TYPEWRITERS - Washington Typewriter
Exchange moved from 9th and N. Y. ave. to
S07 18th NV: All makes. Rebuilt Under
woods. $40. Franklin 1914
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CAFETERIA fully equipped. ~ block from
Allies. Inn equipment for sale: lease at & rea-
eonable rental: apartment in same building
available. GEO. w. LINKINS. 1888 De
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LONE PINE INN on Wash. .-Balto Boule;
yard, doing all-year business. Owing 10 II
will handle no triflers. Address, MuirlSirk,
Md. Phone Laurel l65-R. 20s
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French mirror, French bed polished brass
large. Apply apt. 40 1924 F st. nv.
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| BUICK TOURING-Oficial ordered abroad.
| selling car: excellent condition: 23 900 miles:
! $500. Address 1905 10th st. NV. Phone
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BEDROOM SUITE, antique. 3 pieces: mission
dining room suite and sideboard brass bed
with springs and new mattress. 405 II st ne,
6nnr
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WISH TO PURCHASE BUILDING SUITABLE
for storage Of 10 to 90 AUTOMOBILES with
shop: west of 14th st. NV. preferred. Ad-
dress Box 4l7-M. Star office. ~
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GROCERY AND MEAT sTQRE-The ,upper
and best part of Ga. ave. Doing good pay pay
S8. 600 So 900 cash, rent. sG5 per month:
4-year lease This is a golden opportunity
TO select good. paying and profitable, bns1,
81 n Wv Main 1Sla Ere. Adams 1888.
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SIS CASH
Will Hold Your Car.
Your Car in Trade.

20 Chrysler Coach. 1875
263 Nash 2-door Sedan. ,O75
239 Nash Sedan ........ 975
'27 Nash Sedan (special),
used as demonstrator;
new-car guarantee; new
car terms ,3Z5
rs Stud e b k er Coach
(standard) ............ $50
"a Nash Adv. Tour. 4o5
"a Oakland Sport. ..... 375
New Ford Tudor, only run
425 miles; will sell for
straight deal; no trades. 400
Hudson Brougham, finest
and best appearance; out
standing in mechanical
excellence $50
'23 Essex Super" 4 Tour. 200
rs Chevrolet Sedan. 80. 395
"WALLACE,"
MORE AND BETTER USED CARS"
1909 l. St. NV. M. 7612.