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to leave the colony. An appeal to the
state Supreme Court stayed execution
of the receivership and Punishment
order.
In his court appearances during the
hearing of the receiyership action
brought by the State, purnell was
carried in on a stretcher. In the later
proceedings, as the receivership order
was being perfected. physicians GER
tificates were presented TO show that
Purncll's death was a matter of a
short time. The colony attorney. I'll.
r. Dewhirst, denied this later, assert
ing Benjamin could not die.
Dewhirst today was confident Ben
iamin will live again. While accept
ing Beniamins death, Dewhirst will
insist the body be held as long at the
colony as the law viii permit.
When death came to the leader of
the House of David, Queen" Mary
was in her apartments in another
building Of the colony grounds.
Word Of Benjamin's passing was
carried to her by one Of the girls who
had attended the king" in his last
days.
Poor Benjamin. poor Benjamin"
was Mary's comment.
At the bedside when death came
was Myrtle TUX, Beniamin's conf
dante of years; his nurse, Florence
Walker, and others.
Beniamins death is a stunning
blow TO the faithful. The underlying
cardinal faith of Renjamin's religion
was that death would never come to
those who were chosen" including
himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
DISTRICT BOARDS
TO Be REORGAN|zED
Commissioners See Need OF
Personnel Changes More
Frequently.

Reorganization of the personnel Of
the police trial board and other auXil-
larry boards of the municipal govern
ment is contemplated by the District
Commissioners, 1t was learned today
at the District Building
Commissioner Proctor l.. Dougherty
intimated that such changes have
been considered for some time. pri-
marily because of a desire to inject
what he described as new blood in
their makeup. The Commissioner
said he feels that a two-year tenure
on any board or committee should be
the maximum expected of any District
official from the standpoint of eff
cheney and also from the standpoint
of consideration for the employee who
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Change Is Constructive

The change in the Police Trial
Board personnel. it was explained, is
planned as a progressive step and
not because of recent criticism direct
ed at it by a committee of the Wash
ington Board of Trade
Data are now being collected by Com
missioner Doueherty regarding all Of
the so-called boards in the District
government. which will show their
functions and the length Of service
of the members. The proposed
changes in personnel not likely will
he made, however. until the data
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COMET ON VIEW HERE.
Naval Observatory Verifes Discov-
cry by Astronomer skjellerup.

Skjellerup's comet, the latest Of
those mysterious invaders from outer
space to come into the solar system,
was observed from the Naval Obscrv-
atory late Saturday afternoon. A.
though observers from other points
in The East We're unable to locate IT,
II was seen shortly after sunset.
about degrees north Of the sun and
moving northward rapidly. II was
about rs bright ua the planet jupiter
in the daytime, ana could hardly be
discernod in the fadnR Uaht
Within a few DAYS. according ia
the Naval Observatory. il should bo
visible TO the naked eve II II cnn~
tinucs its progress uarthward. but
at present It is quite difficult 10 do
tcct and can be ae"n only under Tic
most favorable conditions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19

Brussels now has nearly 100000
population
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have been studied thoroughly by the
Board of Commissioners.
Aside from the Police Trial Board,
the other boards include the Police
and Firemens Retirement and Relief
Board, the Fire Trial Board. the Per
sonnet Classification Board, the Board
of Police Surgeons, the Automobile
Purchasing Board and the Board for
the Supervision of Underground Con
struCtion.
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officers, who held that he was unfit
to go on duty Saturday night.
AS soon as the charges are com
pleted they win he sent to Col. U. S.
Grant, Sd. director of the Office Of
Public Buildings and Public Parks
of the National Capital. who win
cause them to be investigated by a
board Of inquiry. similar to the trial
board Of the Metropolitan Police.
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Continued from First Page.)
as Christ did and they are holding the
body for three days.
Early this morning, only a com
paratively few of the colony who re-
side at the headquarters grounds on
Britain avenue knew that BENJAMIN
had died. Many Of those who heard
that death had come to the 66-year-old
seventh messenger" refused to be-
lieve it.
Await Resurrection.
Those who accepted DR.. Sewers
word that Benjamin lived no more
were confident that he would arise as
Christ arose on the third day.
This is the third day Of Benjamin's
demise.
Under the State law regarding the
handling Of the dead Benjamin must
be moved within 72 hours.
The passing Of Purnell came Just
as he was making the greatest fight
OF his career for the existence of the
colony he founded quarter century
ago. Only few weeks ago the
colony had been ordered into receiver
ship, and Purnell together with his
Queen" Mary Purnell. were ordered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
BURGLAR GETS IS YEARS.
Co1ored "Porch Climber Given
Maximum Penalty in Robbery.

Nathan Cohen. eolored. a porch
climber, who broke into dwelling at
4:30 o'clock in the morning, was sen
fenced today by Chief Justice Mccoy
in Criminal Division i, to serve 16
Years IN the penitentlary. The fact
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KING BEN SUCCUMBS,
BUT DEATH is KEPT
SECRET FOR 3 DAYS

Continued from First Page.)
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Fine linens, in white with Dor
ders, oyster color with borders.
hand embroidered on natural
linen and with four matching
napkins. Also white linen cloths,
fancy border, and six napkins to
match.
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u. S. POLICE SERGEANT
SUSPENDED FROM FORCE
officer, Charged With Unbecoming
Conduct, Faces Trial
by Board.

Sergt. Lawrence Libby Of the
United States park police, has been
suspended from duty by Capt. NJ. II
Parsons, T. S. A., head Of the park
police force, on charges of wearing
the uniform while not on duty, and
Of conduct unbecoming an officer
The charges are said to have grown
out Of report made by Scrct Libby
that he had been robbed while in an
alleged disorderly house Saturday
night He reported the matter to
the police Of the third precinct, and
the officials there called his superior
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Linene
Decorative Pieces
SEC and 81 ca.

Tan linene buffet sets, van
ity sets, scarfs and centers
lavishly embroidered in colors~
and finished with patent seal
Hoped edge that will not ravel
Street FIoor-King's Palace
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receives no compensation for this ex'
Some Serve Several Years.

A number Of members of the present
boards, Commissioner Dougherty
pointed out, have served for some
years. and should be relieved. This is
particularly true of the police trial
board he said.
w. II. Whaly, assistant corporation
counsel, according to records in the
Police Department., has served on the
police trial board continuously since
January 3, 1913, with the exception of
one year, from February, 1919. to
February, 1920, when he was replaced
by Robert Williams. Capt. Martin
Reilly Of the sixth precinct has been
a member of the board since January
Is, 1925. and the other member, Capt.
Ira Sheetz Of the third precinct, has
been on the board since January T.,
1Q0c
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INSTRJ7CTTON COURSES.

IF A DoTBTER PASS ON: If PROGREs-
ngne sa.e ssyd Bas
It's SPEED; w simplicity. accuracy; Touch Tpe,
1898 NV. Main 1898.
INTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN
aSADEAY slSa az Of 5fF akTs sff!Ss ANb N sScENcEs
Norih SSa1 sss4' Rs9de Island avenue northwest.
BEAUTY CULTURE AND MARCEL WAY, WAY.
seHoo seY snf ss sYsnlnE nth fsssss s Frank
for drawing. large studio offers unusual
viii viii interview only those desirous Of max
ing c9mmerc5anl 5 ! art thS,r nt,o. profession Ad-
FOB oss. arSe anger
wave, ave. permanent wave .facials. manicure; !;
ste she sy Mr. Hea ave- ?ep0
BE INDEPENDENT: FIFTEEN 1,HouR
Lessons eompee essy fascinating ,srs Ge"rss res
sonable.. TELEPHONE SCHOOL, Oxford
Bldg. 14th st. bet N. Y. ave. and II:
LARGE Al ICE shoss aE
ess Tr in sds xddss.s a Boa
BEAUTY CULTURE. FULL COURSE. $50.
etc. Open to 9. MARTINS. 18th and
Columbia rd Col 6OS1. -
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX;
pert lady and man instructors: parking and
permit: cars furnished. CONOVER. 212S ID
st. NV. West 306S.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. PARKING AMP
SSFFH ls5S T;anIS sssH Licensed init5!s is
AUTO DRIVING LESSON BY EXPERI, S7I:
enced instructor. E.. PAPE. District Service
Supply Co. 400 14th NV. FIR. 1884.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY oLD, EXpE. SIoE.
rienced instructors: satlsfastton ins9reo'
white chauffeurs furnished Call Line. e2.
SAXOPHONE-TRUMP
We loan you instrument to learn on al
small monthly rental that applies TO pur-
BEARD STUDIOS. 347i 14th st. Ad. $500.
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN =, HOTELS.
clubs. apartments institutions. schools COL
leges tea rooms restaurants .ca1eterias
need trained men and women Demand m
creasing daily. Every day opening in ID: z.
Florida all States for managers. asst.
managers hostesses. housekeepers: account'
ants, room clerks. stewards and other execu-
tives Night classes now forming Gas:
limited. Enroll early. Prepare In few short
months for big pay. with bigger opportnTne,; Te,
ities. Open $50 am. TO 8 pm. Jews
HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Pennsylvania
Mt rd ef
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CHANCE for young or middle aged woman
70 secure good business, high class class, aru inl
come $500 monthly including living quarters ::
am leaving city my reason for selling. Az
dress Box 277-E, Star office. -- :
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS; well Ints situa'ea1 .
rooms, 8 baths; all rented: h.-w h; 81 NV poU
4 lad sod (, at once: with terms Address BOX
WE HAVE SEVERAL FINE NEW STORES sh,sS
m nT GfEeeOed &c and sro e demamd
formation. cali Mr. Gosin Main s949.
BOARDING AND RooMING I5o6 H06sE;; Is; neT ag
roomf baths; ami paying ya 300 5000 net easy p
terms or will rent See owner. s07 Eye. ST..
NV. L .
YOUNG MAN will trade car for interest In
nent employment: straight salary. Address
Box 276-E. Star Office.
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS for sale to
fruits 81 and soft drinks: drinks a bargain Phone
North 5000.
6i3 and 645 NEW YORK. AVE.-72O. 600
doors f G9T from corner l2TEe h ST.
for any wholesale business. Call Main 6lO.
LUNCH ROOM. small for sale. across from
car barns; living quarters above; garages !;
very reasonable. account i'll health. Pnohe
SANDWICH SHOP. including soda fountain;
low, rental: modern fixtures; doing gpf4a gofs
Address Box 3O1-E Star office. 1s.
ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY and meat meat
% Ssns. sy Gs aa: s'4sss Bss
DELIcAIEssEN AND STEAM 1T TABLE BE
Gear B. l5is fens and 15fa sf ST nm sS70o eAsn
DESK SPACE il sGn cee second 0n,b
ply 219 TRANSFORMATION Bldg. -
SMALL GR9cERY AND NOT NoTIoMs oSS STORE
reasonable rent 27o1 Dumoarton ave- q. NV
ness complete l9n ou.t he fop eps saIe M including
grease-trap. 1447 st: NV. .w.--
BOSTON TAILORING. cleaning. dyeing.
pres es resBAa5as a1ss ST shGp l0r sale
GARAGE for sale quick; good business
party has other work on hand. Apply, q: $50
637 st NV. 10.
5000 WILL start you il BUSINESS: money, :
s. STOCKTON ST.. Trenton. n. J.
STORE AND 6 ROOMS. $50 Neal Neal st; NV;
S45 store tor a and Can %an 5io
DRUG STORE. 1000 E ST. N,w.-old estab-
lshed vacant; rent. 500 per mo. rooms.
bath and store: Call Main 510.
WOOD CoAL sIa ICE OR JUNK s SsGant Sa3 rent E1d
sonabie. ntnD Address Box , 2e5,E. star tar ONCE !.
BOOMING HOUSE. III 18th St. n.w:-s
rooms. furnished. S45.75 rent: price. $3.50:
TAILOR SHOP for sale at once; good bust
ness: very reasonable. 213 D st. NV. 2Os
TAILOR SHOP. good: owner ill., cheap to
quick buyer. 1922 n. Capitol ct IL
TAILOR SHOP for sale with all equipment
1910 North Capitol st. 17e
Trust Company. 2O2 Union Trust Building.
TEA ROOM LOCATION DESIRED.
American woman Just returned from
France: ability. experience. moderate capi-
tai. seeking suitable location for tea room,
preferably suburbs. Correspondence invited.
Address Box BE. Star office.
NEW STORES for rent in rapidly develop
ing communities and which need
Meat Market.
Drug Store.
Beauty Parlor.
Hardware House Furnishings.
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
Next to A&P. Cottage City. Md. Hy. 81:
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STTUATIONS-DOMESTIC tCont'd).

GIRL from Virginia, wants a place as moth
ers helper. 1926 W st. NV n.w------
willing to help with cooking. Write Mike
Marinoff Mt Vernon ave" Braddock. Alex
GIRL light coored, wishes part time work
or few days each week; no Saturday or sun
day. Address Box 260E. Star office.
GIRL; neat. refined colored wishes place, as
Ghambermaid chan. Ina parlor maid store or ot.lce
GIRL, white. reliable, wishes general house
work IN s small family; city references. Pheone
GIRL. colored. wants days work or light
L st. NV. Apt. 1.
time work West Is7o-W. Mamie Brooks
COOK. coloTed woman; A-No.-1. 1881 4th
GIRLS GIRLS a2} reliable solored, want positions
GIRL; GIRL; high school; eolored. wants work after
eias s!E ssS.s fseFea y1R ss & nv
SoEk ans nsa kind sol0Csd co eS7 ShGl' or part me
HoUsEMAN, competent reliable, wants post.
son can n, dfHe car or wait on table II
HoUsEWoRK; neat colored; stay nights
LADY. white, refined. wants place as house
keeper In WldOWerS nome. cnlldS nurse
waitress in private family or place in lunch
room. 1920 11th st. NV. IL
LADY wants. in refined Gentle family. care
of baby or invalid in exchange for room and
board. Address Box 255-E, Star office.
LAUNDREsS. first class, wishes bundle
washes to take home: also first-class waitress
wishes place. Call 1770 Willard st. NV.
MAID. no cooking, by experienced colored
girl: references stay nights. Pot. 5261-J.
PART-TIME WORK or hours work by
reliable colored girl; city reference. Call
Potomac 1883.
WOMAN wants laundry to take home: girl
wants light housework. Columbia 3299-W
23@9 nth st. NV.
WOMAN. colored: wants morning work OF
WOMAN. colored. wants days work or work
in small family. 1116 23rd st. NV.
WOMAN. reliable: days work, part time
morning Or. evening general work. nurse:
reference. North 939T.
WOMAN. settled. wishes place as cook. stay
nights. in small family. 1853 Oregon ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored. place as cook or general
houseworker: also young girl wishes place in
small family: ref. 2322 Ontario I'd. NV.
WOMAN. reliable. wants a place as cook and
houseworker. 1909 9Th st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL wants place in small family:
no washing; references. 361S Conn ave.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED
In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
TO avertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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YOUNG MAN between II and
Is, with some sales experience,
with public utility company !;
permanent position with good
opportunity for advancement !;
Washingtonian living with par
ents preferred. Address Box
23O-E, Star Office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
lis.
Evening star., 1927-02-16
STENOGRAPHER.

STENOGRAPHER.
Man; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced and able to handle
office in capable manner; salary
81 800 per year. Give full de-
tails. Address Box 226-E, Star
office
Evening star., 1927-02-16

THE McCaskey Register Co. has a very de-
sirable opening for two or three men in this
Vicinity Men of real ability who want "a
become Identified with one OF the largest ma
tional sales organizations and who are def
portunities we can present. Our line com
pietely covers Credit and Cash Registers
Adding Machines and Salesbooks OF every
variety, All merchants a prospect for all oi
one OF our products. Your contract will bt
on a satisfactory commission basis wherein
the commission is advanced weekly. Adj
vertising support freely given Our prefer
ences are q former sales experience in Thu
tween so and 40 Write o. H. Martin. Di
vision Sales Manager. The McCaskey Regis
ter Co. 1913 Broadway. New York. n. Y
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ASPHALT ROOFING.

Nve-wtrN man TO solicit orders. preferably
one With experience in this line and eEner
OF car: can easily make big money. 1919
9Th St. LIN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED. with 5000. in good
going garage business. silent or active: palnt
shop repair and storage now almost r,,ina Iuld'
capacity, 100 cars: also battery SERVICE
Don't apply unless you have the cash and
mean business. 635-37 st. NV. To-
EXCEPTIONALLY. good I9 location n;n for " a
suburban community of fine homes; the
Sanitary Grocery store meat markst asto and nr
after pm Cleveland 2915.
CAPITAL wanted for launching proprie;
tary product Of universal use Powerful
ground work completed market outlets
ready. Investigate. Address Box 45O-D.
Star Office. 2O'
WANTED to lease garage suitable for
washing privilege in garage or space any
where (either open or closed) providing
there is sewer and water service. Address
Box 2e5-E. star ooReA
Evening star., 1927-02-16

COLLECTOR-Man with car
must be experienced. Else
mans, 9TH and F.
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SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.

SFIUAFlONS-DOM
COOK or housework part time settled col
ored woman 1547 9th st. NV.
DAYS WORK wanted by colored woman:
laundry: reference. Col. gS62-J.
DAYS WORK or washing to take home.
Call 1918 st. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. licensed and expe-
rienced. or maid in ONCE or store: can fur
nish reference. Apply 22O7 Champlain ST.
NV. Apt. z. 2. 16s
EVENING WORK, by reliable colored wom-
an. 1900 1st st. NV.
GENERAL HoUSEWORK, no washing; city
reference. 1908 Corcoran st. NV.
GIRL, neat scolored. wants general houseworl,
in plain family. North 1920. 1918 9Th
st. NV.
GIRL, colored. wants place as maid or cook !;
stay nights: very best references. North
4505.
GIRL desires place as maid In private family
or hotel. 1888 You ct. NV. Potomac 4821.
GIRL colored. housework, laundress, cooking
or part time: reference. Call after 8. North
973S
GIRL. coiored. %. wants general homework
go homo or stay nights. good references.
22lz 12th sta n.Wa
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WANTED-SALESMEN.


MEN-Large financial Institution desires 3
active. aggressive men to work as statesmen
on commission basis; work entirely i'm Wash
tnGtOn. We give you an opportunity In
tho best paid hard work line in the world.
Our business offers q real future for clean
cut. energetic men. We prefer those between
IS and 40: college training and sales expert
ence desirable. but not essential. Our pres
ent organization knows that this advertise
nlent is running. Call Main 6456 and ar
range to the manager.
IF YOU HAVE ABILITY and character. there
is an opening for you on our sales force:
our men are earning $50 to 500 per week
we train you. Room 6l3 Columbian Bldg
9TH ST. II W. bet d and f.
REAL pROPOSITION--Big money for right
men If willing to work. Apply BOA Todd
pl ne. Mr.. Dull.
SALESMEN. auto accessories: good chance
for advancement for right men. 430 9th
at NV.
STOCK AND BOND SALESMAN for build
Inr and loan deal: big money II you quail
Ify. Apply olo Investment Bldg. sales
Evening star., 1927-02-16
HELP--DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID. waitress: city ,references
rsogMired1. rsoM ID Call North e2S or at %sl7 Ban
COOK. 6rrt class. coiored: stay nights; city
sofenpces 22Q0 2oth 81 0sD. NoxtR 3lo6s
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHEVROLET COACH. 1928, In excellent
condition throughout: 5 good tires. bumpers
front and rear, trunk, parking light and
many other extras: will sacrifice for $3.50
or best cash offer: will accept S75 and small
monthly payments. 1880 Argonne Terrace
Col. S72 after g.
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HEI,P-MAIE,

NOV white handy intelligent: photo studio
Ipply Paine Studio. 923 F st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER fully experienced: state iulis VI
ability. etc. Address Box 213-E star ONCE
r. CALLER OFT wanted at once; must he ex-
Derienced. Capitol Photo Service 3lS "a
Evening star., 1927-02-16
SALESMAN

Large corporation which has maintained
offices in Washington for several years and
has well established local business desires
the services OF wide awake. energetic man
TO act as local representative. This is an
opportunity for the right man to establish
himself in a permanent business. where he
win be well paid for loyalty and service E;
YOU measure up to our standards in other
ways Address Box 2g3-E. Star offce.
Evening star., 1927-02-16

| BUlCKS-Yes. we have two of these cars
both are in good mechanical condition: new
tires and ready to go; see these cars today
| terms. Trew Motor Co. 1909 18th ct. "
! 4173. Open evenings. and Sundays till . n
Evening star., 1927-02-16

BUICK MASTER COACH. in perfect con.
dltion throughout. good tires and extras
S47o, Your own terms. Neumeyer Motor
Co, 1923 18th 81 m "a
Evening star., 1927-02-16

BUICK 1924 COUPE. master six. model 4s
4-pass.; In good condition throughout: pricesl
low for quick sale: will consider smaller car
in trade. Frank. CAB
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923: new dark
green, high-class paint lob. disc wheels. 5
tires. practically new: motor in perfect con
dition: upholstery is as good as the day IL
left the showroom; don't fail to look this
Wardman Motors 1526 I4th: open evenings
and Stndays
Evening star., 1927-02-16

BUICK TOURING. 1922: excellent condition
throughout, balloon tires. bumpers . spares
etc Must sell Immediately. S145. Frank
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

FUR COATS ladies' and eentemens. at half
price. Ideal Fur Co. 1917 X NV. FIR.
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHEVROLET-Will accept your Chevrolet
az part payment on either new or used
Buick; balance can be arranged In eonven-
Agency. 1O10 Conn. ave.
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URN1TURE-l O-piece genuine walnut
veneered dining room suite: attractive: rea-
sonable. 1920 Fairmont NV. Col. 667S-W.
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHEVROLET SPORT TOURING, very late
model low mileage: In beautiful condition
job: will sell very cheap: has to be seen 20
be appreciated. Lincoln Salesroom. 1882
Conn ave Omen Sunday Main 20SO
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHEVROLET COACH. early 1925 model
bumpers. park light lock wheel, tires
and tubes: mechanically excellent: at q
sacrifice Columbia 723A
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHRYSLER SPORT TOURING So, 1926 t
months old: low mileage; 8, balloon tires AMI
several extras This car looks like il Just
rolled out OF showroom: Party taking up
Just the unpaid notes. S59s. 12 months to
nay for 1t. Trade your in. See Mr.
Springmsn. Peck's Garage, 2121 I4th st. NV.
Always Open. I6s
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CLERK in railroad office. experienced IN car
records desirable but not necessary; S9u mo.
10 start. Reply stating age and experience
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHRYSLER SEDAN. late model. and fully
equipped with balloon tires: slightly used :
has ,4-wheel hydraulic brakes and in All
son.dition; 0.n your yo car n trade; terms; Trew
Open EVENING". and SundaYa till I a m
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CHRYSLER COUPE. '26 6-7O-Perfect. con.
ditlon; looks like new. used for private
family: many extras: have bought new
car. the reason for selling: bargain Tel
Franklin 1883. bet. and PM 1ss
Evening star., 1927-02-16

CADILLAC SPORT TOURING. late model
rour.wheel brakes. fully equipped; mileage
low and appearance like new: most attrar-
tive car in town and the price only 81 65O
terms or trade. 1929 I4th NV