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AUTOMOTIVE

Auto and Truck Agencies s BUICK MOTOR CARS-Sales and Serv- Ice. Capitol Buick Co.,. 1s3 Arch St. Phone 2so7.
 CADILLAC CARS-Sales & Service Laeh Motors, Inc. "A Reliable Concern" All West Main St. Tell. 5000. CHRYSLER-4 and 6. Sales and serv- ice. Bennett Motor Sales Co.,. 250 Arch St. Phone 2952.
 CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS-Sales and service. Superior Auto Company. 127 Church St. Phone 211. DODGE BROTHERS-Sales and Service s. & F. Motor Sales Corp. 1129 Stan- ley St. Phone 731. FORD CARS-Trucks and Fordson trac- tors Sales and Service. Berlin Auto Sales, Berlin. Holmquist Bros, Prop.
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pass. sedan, excellent paint and mechanically perfect. Fully equipped. spare tires. Will sell on small down payment and finance balance For particulars
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SPRING COIORS

Orange and yellow ar" putting in q strong bid for favor in the Palm Beach and early spring costumes that are just being shown
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NATIONAI.-Tf I Was Rich"

"If ] Was Rich" the humorous
saga of the decline and rise OF an
Insecure young shipping clerk, is next
s,eel,.s attraction at the National.
This comedy by William Anthony Nc
S,uire had it's premiere here two sea
sons ago with Joe Laurie, jr:: in the
role which Billy Phelps VIII essay
here. u, ha
Think rich. act rich and your ne
rich" is the theory which animates
Jimmy Sterling. goaded on by ms
voung bride. Jimmy crashes" Long
island society, masquerading as the
son of a South American rubber mag
nate. He's pretty much of rough g;i,
neck. but society is blind to cruui'9
when it is backed by greenbacks-
mythical ones, true enough, IN TINS
case. nav
not anticipated by him, ana the ciiii i.A
own boss at reception and is eA-
posed.
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Flood Sufferers Benefit.

The Town Players will present two
plays Friday evening at the Parish
House, 1916 Irving street northeast.
for the benefit Of the Mississippi flood
sufferers.
One of the plays. a one-act farce
comedy, "The Robbery" by Claire
Hummer, includes in its cast: Ceclle
Ledger, Doris label. Harry Clayton
Dewitt Miller and Edwin Simpson.
The other is a melodramatic play by
Rdwin Peple, entitled THE Girl" and
Richard Sawyer, William Simpson
and Philip Cole will be seen in its
leading roles, under the personal d.
rection of Rev. Edmund H. Stevens:
The program for the evening, be-
ginning at SIS, provides dancing after
the performance to the music OF TIE
Nomads Orchestra with a speciality
between the acts.
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patents pending on virtually every
thing, but none Of them sold. His OBJ.
jective Is to get to the big city and
sell the fire commissioner the right to
use his patents. which enable an au'
tomobile to travel 100 miles an hour
and stop on a 10.cent piece.
A casual Irritation with Patsy De
Veau Of the Follies lands the youth
In the midst of a three.corner fight
for the contract on city fire apparatus.
which, with the help Of said Patsy. he
eventually wins
The cast includes Patsy Ruth Mil
Ter. Charles Gerard. George Fawcet;.
Sidney Bracy and Mas Ascher.
The stage presentation feature Will
he Eein and Tennyson In what they
term a "Revusical Musicale"
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which eat holes. 1t will save your
clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and
easy to use. Will not stain.
Fit is the result of exhaustive
laboratory research. 1t has re-
placed old ineffective methods.
Fatal to insects but harmless to
mankind. Recommended by
Health Officials. Buy Fit and Fit
sprayer today. For sale every.
where.
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Goldwyn.M Mayer. will come to Loews
Columbia Theater next week, begin
ming Sunday. Pauline Starke. owen
Moore, Lionel Barrymore and Douglas
Fairbanks. jr.. are featured in this
picture of society life.
Such is the plot. 1t Is explained, that
the producers have been able to EN-
ploy settings of exceptional splendor
and magniflcence without detraoting
interest from the narrative.
The cast includes. In addition to the
principals. Cissy Fitzgerald. Gwen Lee,
Constance Howard. Dorothy Phillips,
George Cooper and Carol Wines,
Supplementary features include n
Lloyd Hamilton comedy,
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lilies and mosquitoes-a nui-
l. sance in camp or at home!
Kill them at once, with Fit.
Fit spray clears the house in a few
minutes of disease bearing flies,
mosquitoes, bed bugs, reaches.
ants and feas. 1t searches out the
cracks where insects hide and
breed, destroying their eggs.
Fit kills moths and their larvae
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COMING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS

sharkey fracas as the law will allow.
as Eat SOP" visualizes with many
touches of fine humor. much cumu'
lative suspense and stirring climaxes:
1t is the story Of prize fighter ana
his manager in high society. who
prove in the end the undoing or a
gold-plated villain. George O'Brien
is cast as Chick Cowan, the heavy
weight aspirant: Edmund Lowe as
Hap Hurley. his hard boiled manager.
and Kathryn Perry as the object Of
Mr.. Hurley's affections.
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taken from a story by Gouveneur
Morris. 1t is a story of a world.
famous musician who Is deafened by
a bomb thrown at q king. His happi
ness Is thus taken from him, but he
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EEITH'S-SOlly Ward Co.

Two headliners will top the bili at
r. F. IIeith's Theater next week be-
ginning Sunday matinee at SIo' Inc
first is the popular character come
dian Solly Ward, who brings his com
pany in comedy playlet. ON to
Maine"
The other is Maryon Vadie and Ota
Gygi, wonderful dancer and the Tor.
mer court violinist to the klng OK
Spain. with the Maryon Nadie Dancers
Rae Bonstine is the pianiste.
"Pisano." the worlds foremost
marksman." will be featured with
Charlotte Cochrane. 'Pisano" is billed
as the only person who plays grand
onera selections on a pipe organ with
rifles.
Chris Richards, eccentric comedian,
with La Fleur and Porto in equilib-
ristic feats. featuring the human
top. and other acts to be announced
will complete the bill.
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RIALTO-"Painting the Town"

Glenn Tryon. In the picture. Paint.
ing the Town." which comes to the
Rialto Saturday. is the newest star
to rise in the film armament.
Tryon plays the role of Hector
Whitmore. a self-contident country
youth of an inventive mind, who has
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Played God" in which George Arliss
made one of his greatest successes.
A United Artists production. the
picture was made from Jules Eckert
Goodman's play. which was in turn
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devotes his life to disentangling the
affairs Of others.
Appearing with Mr.. Ariiss, who has
the title role. are Mary Astor, Ann
Forest and others.
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LITTLE THEATER--"CyranO de
Bergerac."

Due to extraordinary demand, it is
announced. "Cyrano de Bergerac."
tho French production in colors Of
the immortal drama by Rostand. will
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be brought back to the Little Theater
next Sunday for another weeks run.
Seldom has a theatrical exhibit ap.
pealed so strongly intellectually and
popularity. Critics have commented
on its fidelity to the play, the vivid
beauty of the hand-colored scenes and
the acting and direction.
The title role Is in the capable
hands of Pierre Magnier. of theComed-
lie Franchise, who has played it many
times and who bring to the part of the
staggering Gascon Guard, whose
sword and wit avail him nothing in
love. a grace and knowledge Of the
period of the play that wellft him to
portray the role. Accompanying the
feature will be short subjects and the
music of the Little Theater Trio.
WARDMAN PARK-'The Man Who
Played God"
An interesting American revival
will be presented by the Motion Pic.
ture Guild at the Wardman Park
Theater next week in THE Man Who
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METROPOLITAN-Ts Eat soe"

Next weeks chief attraction at
Crandalls Metropolitan Theater, be.
ginning Sunday afternoon. will be the
Fox perturbation Of us Eat So?" the
play hit by James Gleason and Rich.
ard Taber, with George O'Brien, Ed.
mund Lowe and Kathryn Perry in
the cast. The auxiliary offerings will
embody as much Of the Dempsey.
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PALACE-"The UnknOwn"-Stage
Presentation.

Lon CLANCY comes to Loew'S Palace
Theater next week, beginning Sunday,
in his latest Metro oldwyn-Mayer pic
ture. "The Unknown" with the inter.
national dancing stars Braile and
PABLO and their Yugo Slav Orchestra
and tabloid version of Faust" as
the stage features.
THE Unknown" is described as
compelling mystery story. in which
CLANCY plays a strange role, that OF
a queer half-demon who hides his iden-
tity as leader of the underworld in
the disguise of side-show freak, an
armless wonder. He hurls knives
with his feet, shoots with deadly aim
and is in love with one Uf the circus
girls. Joan Crawford is the girl. and
for her he makes a supreme sacrifice
in an original and audacious climax.
The stage presentation will intro
duce "The Prison Scene" from Gou-
mods Faust" featuring operate So
loists and tableau ensemble, together
with the celebrated dancing stars
Braile and PABLO. assisted by the Yugo
Slav Orchestra,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20

COLUMBIA-"WOm Love
Diamonds"
Described as a sensational expose Of
the inner secrets of the Four Hundred,
Women Love Diamonds the Ed
mund Goulding production for Metro
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EARLE-"FabIes of 1927"

At the Earle Theater, beginning
Sunday afternoon. the headline at
traction will be George Choos' "a
bles of 1927" gorgeously staged
musical revuelet. with cast and en-
semble of Is players. 1t combines
the hest in song, dance and spectacle.
The added attractions will be James
Coughlin & Co. in 1.-THE Rest Cure, :
a travesty. Others will include Erval
and Del, two versatile misses, in songs,
tap dances, ukulele selections and sax
ophone solos: La Vine and Dale. Lads
You VIII Like in comedy inter-
lude, and John Irving Fisher in an
important place as AN Entertainer
of Merit"
The photoplay will be Producers
~vanity," played by Leatrice Joy as
it's star and Charles Ray as leading
man. The short comedy will be Chris
ties eddy Gobblers."
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SITUATION-FENALE,

COOK. HOUSEWORK. by white woman: small
wages. good home: no objection TO suburbs
Address Box l41-J. Star Office.
GIRLS ~. colored. wish position in Office
or store Cleve .,BU1.
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SITUATION-MALE.


GENTLEMAN desires clerical position; Is
years bookkeeping and banking experience;
best references. Phone Col. SS24-R. Il
MAN. colored wishes Job as chauffeur; ref
erence. William Gray. 20 st. NV. North
W
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Slightly used and reconditioned Desks
tables, chairs, file cabinets. bookcases and
book shelves lockers. safes. stationery cabl-
nets rugs etc. Everything to complete your
Office at a tremendous saving, II; Baum
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/" 900 miles end locks like new Equipped
with 4.wheel brakes diA wheels trunk.
bumpers. seat covers. rlutOn'cter. shock al
sorhers et" Rest buy ia town for SS5n.
Cost s24S5. Terms trade. Ss3 18Th
q
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CHRYsLER 70 ROADSTER. l92o-OriEi-
nal mint like new: side wings. bumpers.
rumble seat. snare tire. etc Car In wonder
ful condition throughout. and the price viii
move il quickly. II. p. Leary. Jr.. X Bros.
1921 I4th Omen evenings and Sundays.
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h. Star "Want ADJ
4 Branch Offices
NORTHWEST,

14th and sts.--Day Pharmacy.,
1Ia5 14th st. Martyrs Cigar and Magazine
18th and q s,s--J. s. clemence.
:ool Georgia ave.. E. Lampkin's Phar'
seSs ian st-ggollifloyer Art 4 Gift Co.
i4,h and Buchanan sts.--HohberEer's Phar.
l4,h St. and Colorado av;.--o'Donnel
seoo Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
sis3 California ,t.-Harry ]. Paul.
Wardman Pax Pharmacy.
N. Y. n. j. aves, and st.--Sanfary Ph1r-
snd and Mass axe,--Philllns' Pharmacy.
9Th and X sts-GoldenberS's ttime clerk
9Th ard o sts.--smith's cu,-Rate Drug Store
eth st. and R. I. ave-: French simpson
dith and NJ sts.-L. II Forster's pharmacy
Ga; ave. and RorE Creek Church rd.-Rock
Creek Pharmacy.
e25 Unshur tt--Nortou'. Pharmacy.
b Ss9S ca sye-M9gSS swod rh9 PbarGacv
YYadoII / st'WMorse Fh ha "'' !" 'S'
1905 Mass. ave-Dupont Pharmacy
fla fla ave- ;S,o4 and ist st.-N. Reiskin. - ''e
North Capitol st. and r. L. ave.-ParBere
17.$ IA AVE-. Louis Krick.
si3i New York ave: I-Rlverside Pharmacy.
S3is Conn. svs-IoiTs Newsstand. '''''>''
dNe.-MDnteTPN
WISCONSIN ave. and Macomb st.--Harry C.
:55 W Wssas.. Rsss Avenue
ralsoma Park, 85a Cedar .t.-Matt,nsly
Vs. 49, GE6RGErOwN.
3otha End sts Moran Eros Pharmacy.
ali II. st.SMosgeys Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and st.-Donahue's Phar
NORTHEAST.
4th and H sts.-Home. Drue- Store.
H07 H st.---Garren's Music Store.
IN st; and Nd. ave-Lquis F; Bradley.
I I2,h St and Md Id rEysk9gs SACKS
$50 East Capitol st--Estlow & Tate Phar-
East Cap. and 9Th sts.-Bielouss Pharmacy.
lsth and East Cap. sts.-Lineoln Park Phar-
2o,h s.. and r. I. ave-collins' Pharmacy
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
4th 81: and R. 1. ave.-John G. Bisss' Phar-
276i 18th st-ponahoss Pharmacy.
3Hi and Pa: aye.-Q D0nHYsli's Drug Store
1907 Nichols ave. Anacosta-Healy' Drug
~ SOUTHWEST.
loth Ct; snd Va. ave.E1Herherts Pharmacy.
~ and L sts.-tolumbia Pharmacy.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL PM.
All ,advertisements for. The Evening, Star
rlust be az The Star office or one, of The
Star branch Offices by IL nm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep
tions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Advertisements under the above classified
tions will be accented at The Star Office. 18th
ct. and Pa. ave. until II noon day of issue
except Saturdays and Legal Holidays. when
iisements for The SUNDAY Star must he re-
ceive% at The Star Office by $50 pm. Satur-
day or at any Of, The Star branch offices by
30 n. m. Saturday.
CASH WITH. ORDER is required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers.
LOCAL RATES:
words 10 the line: 3-line minimum:
] time. 20c per line.
. times. 1ac per line.
2 times. 1Sc per line.
Z times. consecutively. lie per line
RATES OUTSIDE 25-MITE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON.
] time, CSC per line.
3 times. 20c per line.
z times. 19c per line.
] times more 1Sc DER line.
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
he received over the Business Counter of The
Star at regular rates.
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TOIk VI
ter class OF unfortunate Young women before
Charges reasonable Babies for adoption
VEIL HOSPITAL Lang horn Pa
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loon tires hummer motometer. parking light.
etc: mechanically perfect: 4,wheel hydranh"
brakes and in appearance like new. The
price is low for a quick sale. The Trew
Motor Co 1909 18th ST. Main 4113. Open
evenings: Sunday until : nm.
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SITUATION-D0MESTIC.
nsinMah

-
WOMAN colorcd. wants days work or gen
eral homework; reference 1916 $. Capito.
st. sW.
WOMAN. colored wants days work as laun-
dress. Call Line. 3lS4-J.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, with daughter
Moller Cismont Manor. KesWick. Va.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1927: " days old;
fully equipped; party too nervous to drive;
down payment balance Il months. Ask for
Mfr COoDeretpiu Lincoln innOl
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CHRYSLER 80" COUPE. I9c7-Practicsllv
brand-new: full equipment. Can be bought
Jr.. & Bros 1891 18th. Open evenings and
SUNDAYS
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1925
driven only 1000 miles: looks and runs like
new: cOmpIetely eouipped: terms. Northeast
branch Dick Murphy. Inc. Buick dealers Goa
eft 32~
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CHRYSLERS-No down payment: So week
" to property owners, BUYERS or indofsers.
Mr. Newton. Main a47i and tresidence) Col.
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DODGE 3 SEDAN 1926: used about 10000
nilos: $3.50 original finish and upholstery
perfect genuine bargain. 462 Penna ave.
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CHANDLER METROPOLITAN SEDAN. 1879
Pixies Peak motor. perfect mechanically .
origiual paint like new: humpers. spare tire,
etc. You must s"e this car to appreciate ia
rial value The TreW Motor Co. 1909 ! +th
# Min ~ 10 ODnn evenings and Sundays.
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CADILLAC. 1926 sport Dhaeton; the fave
rite car Of this season: privately owned ahf
.,ainted j., Rolls Rpvcc hluc Will trade for
lOscd chr n nart nnNnlnnt. Adams l001n
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CHEVROLET TOURING. late 90 $3.50: has
disc clutch and is fully eduinped. Call be-
tween ~ 30 n M Adams 1924 -
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CADILLAC t-pASS- COUPF--Tu project con:
ditinn newly painted All new tires and
fully equipped Price $3.50. Terms or IT, e
tSo3 ct
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Another for these balloons was to take car.
rer pigeons from the beieasuered city. whole
fIocks of them, and by means Of them send mes
sages back to Paris from the outside. Warfare
beginning to assum: a somewhat more modern
aspect with its use Of free and captive balloons.
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DODGE SEDAN 1929 standard shift: 1000
miles: mech perfect: best offer buys. Apnlv.
all day. garage. 1901 Florida ave. ne. LIN
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CADILLAC 5-PASG. SEDAN. I023-Motoy.
paint. upholstery and tires perfect: steal
for $3.50 with your car in trade and "
months 10 nav. Mott Motors. Inc. so :
4th. Hupmoh'c distributors. Open eve
nngs and sundays.
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BY 1870, when the Franco prussan was
fought, balloons had been so developed that they
became of greater military use. During the siege
of Paris by the Germans in 1901 sixty six bal
looms left the city at different times carrying
messages and passengers.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1875: excellent con-
jition mechanically. also in appearance
Harry Deord 1615 KENYON NV Col S43T
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CHEVROLET COACH 1925: less than 10.
600 miles. fully equipped After = pm. pos
10Th st NV. no dealers. 3
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"AnITLAC 7-pASS. SEDAN-Modcl ~ in
1nrfect condition Frllv equined and looks
li;e brard-new. Price $50. only 500 down
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN with automobile experience in used
cars: unusual proposition Ask for Mr..
Charles 22S Bond Bldg. 14th and New
YORK ave NV.
SALESMAN TO close contracts for improve
ments. heating. building. etc; unusual propo-
sition: Mr.. Charles 22s Bond Bldg. 14th
and New York ave. NV.
statesmen in sales to home
owners. Heating plants Commissions rang
ing from $50 10 $500 per week, Our field
is practically untouched. real future for
telephone number. Address Box 401 H. Star
office.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1924: fully eauipned
low mileage. terms. Call Mr.. Dorsey. Adams
5000 or Pot ooRH after Il nm
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DODGE LEATHER SEDAN. late model 3
door: 6-vot system and now starter; perfect
in every respect 10000 miles; bargain.
736 S2nd St Ant 105.
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BI-ICK SEDAN I0oG-Mastcr ~ o-ioor
Tires and mechanical condition nerfc"t, looks
like now car Cheap for cash or terms. ee.,1
Michigan ave. ne. North l0:}N2.
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DODGE ROADSTER with ; cord tires: runs
good SIS Conard Garage. l""" Eve St nv
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHING MACHINE. electric; ironer. vacu-
I'M cleaner: state make. age. lowest cash
price. ISL" Lamont st. Phone Adams
~ 4
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BUICK AGENCY. 1915 Connecticut ave. nv
invites YOU TO come in and see the new BUICK
also used Ruirks that are enual To new
EMERSON & ORME. Connecticut ave. show
room. Ask for T. : Gaddess. 10l6 Conn
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PERSONAL

PROFESSIONAL TEACHER - PRIVATE
lessons. BE a masseuse. there are very few
in Washington A profession that you can
learn in a short time and make good money
No information by phone. ITO Conn. ave,
second floor Opposite the Mayfower. Lu-
ono
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sA,,E-AlJTONlOi,ILES

BUICK COACH. 1925; here il real buy in
= Buick new Sin covers humpers. SPAR
tire etc: mechanically and appearance excel
lent IL in the market for this tyne of ear,
YOU must really see this ons; priced reasen-
ably and terms EASY The Trew Motor Co
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SITUATTON-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE. colored want Job in apart
ment or private family; man as ianitor or all
around man. has had some experience with
cars; wife good cook maid from Vir-
ginia). Call 1913 Conn. ave, 81
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BUICK COUNTRY CTrB SPECIAL C0TPE
1925: frstcla<s condition: owner. Address
Box oGl-H Star office
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GAS RANGES. rev and slightly used. a j
sizes: less than half price. Why pay moret
Every range guaranteed. j. w. Williams
600 9th NV. Main 1856. q.
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BCfCK MASTER Is TOURING 1924 fGlly
equipped and pertect throughout new tires
priced right. easy terms. The TreW Motor
Co. 1909 IAN 81. Main 4i13. Open eye
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SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS

and earn $3.50 per day in your spare
hours. We. supply samples free and tell
you exactly how to sell them to your friends
and others which assures success. Ask for
details. ARTISTIC PUBLISHING CO. 1928
W Randninh Chicagn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

BTICK 1-PASS- SEDAN-Onlv three wcel,s
old real bargain. Terms or trade. S@}
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

CLOTHING BOUGHT.
Mems used clothing shoes &C., bought.
best prices auto calls. Main HAS Jus;hs
Old Stand L 10 d NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

GOLF CLUBS. set: slightly used. in perfect
condition: SO: price when new, SCI. $50
10Th st North $50. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
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must be at The Star Office one of The
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BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

BIZ IILE
y any coalition; boys and girls. Col. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

FURNITURE-Large auction sale at Shan-
mons. 304 10Th NV. tomorrow at 10 am;
almost anything you might want. Come
down. join the crowd and get your share of
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