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El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Tres Mil BOteS De
OpiO, COnfiscadOs

NEW YORK, 5 de octubre.-Tres
mil botes de opio, con unvalor de
million y medic fire confiscado Ell
vapor Presidente Harris, de la Inca
Dollar, despues de que la embarcacfon
hubo atracado en- Ell muelle de Jersey
City.
LIS au~toridades dicen que este es
Ell contrabando mas grande que Sc
haya hecho a puertos del Este.
Cuatro chinos que venian a bordo
fueron a~prehendidos. Sc sabe que
las autoridades federales tienen las
intenciones de castigar a la compa1ia
propietaria del barco, imponiendole
una multa que nc sera memo de
$780, OO. 90.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
AviadOres Que Estu-
WierOn Aqui Aver

AVER por la manana estuvieron en-
ell Campo de Aviaci6n de este lugar,
William P. Brock Y Edward Echlee.
hace POGO intentaron establecer un
record de duracion en- ell aire, ha-
biendo tenido que ~descender va cuando
estaban por romper ell establecido,
en- vista de u Sc les agoto la gaso-
lima.
Aver mismo por la manana abando-
naron esta ciudad, saliendo con desti-
no a Ell Paso, desde donde continue
ran hasta Detroit, que es ell lugar de
su destino.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
NuevO MiembrO Del
C. De Directories

FL DR.. Bernard L. Wyatt, que ha
sido ~residente de Tucson por los
cuatro pasados amos Y Director del
Desert Sanatorium, enrtara a formar
parte del Cuerpo de Directories del
United Bank and Trust Co.
Tai anuncio ha sido hecho por los
a~ctuales principles de la Institution
Bancaria de referencia, quienes han
considerable al galeno mencionado de
mucha ayuda para la marcia de la
negotiation.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
OtrO Candidate
Para Marshal

Joseph H. Hamilton, empleado en-
ell F%errocarril del Sur Pacffico, ha
anunciado su c~andidatura para
Marshal de la ciudad.
Mr.. Hamilton lanzo su candidatura
para tai puesto en- mil novecientos
veinticuatro, pero fu6 derrotado.
En- su declaration al publico, ell
nuevo candidate pide la ayuda. de
todos los ciudadanos ~progresistas que
deseen un Iimpio servicio guberna-
mental.
Mr.. Hamilton militia en- las filas
democratas.
Que cosa tau rara, Olivia pero
Siempre qua te veo me acuerdo del
"Ejote".
va 10 sc, querido "tontolic"
Pero es que "El Ejo te' tambien me
debe tres pesos.
El fronterizo., 1928-10-06
Ell Calentador de Gas lie
POne Alas al TrabajO

Los implementos modernos para abastecerse de aqua caiente,
automaticOs, no necestan cuidado, nj ninguna precauci6n. TodO
10 que listed tiene que hacer es lenar ell dep6sito y dejarlo en-
donde listed quiera ell aqua caliente, en- la cocina, o en- Ell BANJO.
Venga y yea los differences modelos que tenemos. Pregunte
por su precio Y quedara convencido que es cast regalado.
Sc 10 instalamos gratis 81 ell costo es mayor de $4,000.
L DE PAGOs DE DOCE MEsEs
THE TUCSON GAS, ELECTRIC
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
1888 Avenida Stone al NOrte TelefOno 176O
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TWO GRAND JUR|ES
HUNT V|CELEADERS
100 More Persons Named in
48 Indictments Returned
in Illinois Probes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, October 25.--Two grand
juries-one in Woodstock, Ill, McHenry
County; the other in Chicago-today
were hunting down the ring leaders be-
hind vice. election frauds and corrup-
ton in their respective districts.
They named more than 100 persons
yesterday in 48 indictments and con-
tinued their separate Investigations to-
day.
Five of the indictments were returned
by the special grand jury investigating
election frauds in Chicago, brining the
total number of indictments by special
grand jurieS in this city to an even 100.
State Official Named.
Seven persons were named, one an as
Sistant States attorney.
The indictments charged election con-
spiracies and accused Louis " Keller,
assistant States attorney, and John M.
Nelson. both of whom were precinct cap
tains in the twenty seventh ward, with
filing a false affidavit. Investigators re-
ported the affidavit certified as voters go
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GERMAN P0LECE:D0G
ACTS AS MASTERS EYES
Animal and Blind Owner Allowed
to Travel Free on ALI Trac-
ton Conveya1ces,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ra.-"Buddy" is
the only animal IN Nashville allowed to
travel without definite limitations on
all traction conveyances.
He is a German police dog, specially
trained to lead the blind and his quiet,
unobtrusive behavior hasf led traction
officials to grant his master, 2oyear-
old Morris S. Frank, life pass for the
dog on all their street cars
Frank, totally blind, East Summer
went to Switzerland to obtain Buddy
and to learn his system Of guiding a
master.
Prominent Nashville Business men,
interested in the dogs work, plan the
establishment of school here for
training other police dogs for similar
service.
This institution known as 1.-THE See
ing Eye" is to start operation early next
year. A German dog trainer has been
engaged and q waiting list of blind
men and women who wane dogs is al
ready on hand. -:
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residents of a hotel, whereas only IS

residents of a hotel, whereas only IS
voters lived there.
Charges that Jack Hirsch, pay
roller. ruled how many votes each candi-
date should get resulted in the naming
of Hirsch, Charles Chick" Hadesman,
Paul Dorfman and Sam Koppel, an as
sistant precinct captain, in the second
indictment. They were charged with
conspiracy to alter Republican ballots.
The same men were named in another
conspiracy indictment, charging them
with making false election returns.
Koppel was charged in separate in
dictment with altering ballots in the
thirteenth precinct of the twenty-fourth
ward. and Daniel Fannelli, was named
in an indictment charging perjury be-
fore the grand jury.
The investigators today continued the
inquiry into reputed politico-criminal al
iances in the McHenry County district.
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be similar to iodine, except that it
should be strongly radioactive; 81
should be like cesiuIn, which resembles
sodium and potassium and in addition
should be strongly radioactive.
Probably both will be very scarce
and extremely short ived-exhaustipg
themselves sn rapidly thr 1Sgs ra ,adaa
illinium. third from the last element
sought. The table of 80 elements is
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LIVER see an O.Cedar Polish Mop in
~ action? Go into any modern, well.
equipped home and you'll quickly see
why more women prefer this famous
mop than any other kind. 1t fairly skins
over the floor every floor in the
house, hardwood, linoleum, or tile /. f.. :.
busting, cleaning, polishing in one easy
motion. Includes wax floors.
The improved O.Cedar Mop is made
as only O-Cedar can make it the
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CALL CAMPAIGN DULL.
Three Old Timers Recall Days of
Torchlight Parades.

FAIRFIELD, Wis. CP)-Political rail-
lies have lost their romance for the
three survivors of the Fairfield Martial
Band which for go years has played its
way through many State and national
campaigns.
"Torchlight professions on horseback,
with the band up in front in four
horse wagon, made your blood tingle, "
said w. S. Guinter, original snare drum
mer. 1T does not seem so inspiring to
ride in motor truck"
, Sylvester Belville, bass drummer. and
Theodore Bennett, fifer, are survivors
of the II original members of the band
Guirfter thinks the Garfield cam
paign was the most exciting of the is
he has taken part in.
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CHEMISTRY'S MISSING
elements DESCRIBED
Scientists Able to Predict Prep
critics Of Two Absent in
Accepted Table.

URBANA. III. (P).-The two yet I'M
discovered substances in chemistry's table
of 90 elements that comprise the ma
terial world are so close to revelation
that their properties are predicted.
DR.. B. S Hopkins, of the University
of Illinois chemistry department, says
that the unknowns are numbered as
and 81 and adds: Number IS should
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Monument Is Accidental. "

I MANCHESTER, Tenn. (P.-This
town has an accidental monument
1t is an old iron safe dragged from
the post office by guerrilla band during
the closing days of the Civil War.
1t has remained approximately where
they left it ever since.
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arbitrarily fixed, in accordance with
present generally accepted chemical be-
liefs. and DR.. Hopkins says:'"Of course
it is always possible for. some discovery
to overturn the entire table"
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! : HE
FINAL
MIRACLE,
OF
MUSIC i
-.@ ~tr

Schubert Week-BGcE to Melody--Nou. 1925
Organized by Columbia Phonograph Company
Columbia makes wide range of superior Photographs
meeting the demands of every purse every taste and every
space requirement. These from the compact Columbia
Portable, priced SIS the imposing Columbia
-tonal Electric Reproducing Phonogaph and Radio
Combination 5000, equipped with electric pick up of
design and Holster Power Gone Speaker. g (The
Columbia Radio in brilliant models possesses the
aless attributes ofColumbia Photographs Founded
forty years. progressive development Concentrated
the science of sound reproduction other radio has
incompatible background.) 80
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9Al.E...E ARMS.

CHICKEN FARMS OF 1 ACRES. CON
structine new bungalows new poultry
houses u mi. off Wash. Baltic: Blvd, on
good gravel road: $3.50: small cash nay
ment and reasonable terms.
o 3. ZANTzISGEH.
Main 1871. D45 ST.. NV
TDEA1. CHICKEN FARM -OF " ACRES IN
proved with good S-roOm house garage and
other outbuildings. beautiful lawn with
privet hedge all around: good young orchard
with best varieties Of fruit: well of good
water: situated = milcs from Alexandria
and 200 wards from cement, road on bus
line. House needs paint aud paper, other
wise in good shape Must he sold at sacri-
fee In next ten days to close an estate
4, DoNIpHAN 4 SON
King and Columbus Sts. Alexandria. Va.
Phone Alexandra $40.
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l4-Acre Poultry Farm:
$50 Layers. Auto. furniture.
,,Ol ACRES ON POTOLMAC,

With splSrdd view of the Potoma,
River. this tract 0f 30i acres above Great
FAN. IN the vircinia side. stretchcs for halt
mile along III. river front and affords if
opP desired -iics for three ~ four fine
estates. each with river trontags. The land
iS fertile with about "Sn a'rcs cleared.
R~au'.fui stream fnWa throuSh nrnpsrty.
Hunting and h-hine IS fruit trees, pfic~
only a" 0,,0 CNo h~ our,'h aSed IN
terms. Writ Tor iuii descrirtton. Rox tSs
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South River Paradise
tiona nr he\ nianoaot

These w acres ara az beautiful water
front nloperN as MARYLAND atfot,is fhere
are rettesh9 views un and down the liver
troH about nNee,shths Mite water ttuntage{
hne san,is heache~ a euMtuitahie huns sinw,
barn shed ssrages aud other outhu,kiius.s
4 sss tiaNt tnF t"nkhs and hsht' dne
eonarele hrtdse' Short drive 10 Wash,nston
or haltimure over hest state reads all these
.,hn.n ne,.nnshls Ansuetas Anniv NEATLY
MAMI. 100 " EMtaM vi nAllinlnle
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kENT-FAkA1S.

90 ACRES. FAIR IMPROVEMENTS: s
miles Washington: near Baltimore Boulevard
and Bcrwyn; $50 mo. Address Box 4it II.
star Uflire.
lDEAI. TRUCK FARM. 90 MINUTES FROM
Canit0l a"rcs and house. Call Main :,66i
FINE DAIRY FARM 1853 ACRES. IN MD.
) miles from Washington. on concrete road
Good buildings. = bungalows. tenant house: ::
main barn 45x2OO IT, we'll enuipped: silos.
henhnusns. granarIes. orchard: land fertile
Hyattsvile Md Phone OLD o0s
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SOMETHING ntFkcREN'r


4 GRANGE o. 4 lIfETINP
to ION hunting and hshing club wh,yh
hss large same pftserte one acre ot
sfohnd ami timber fnr saur own house Sn en-
ftea tn eath memher, rfOnnrtV II on ttsis :
water near raihaad and state road Refer.
enrf reauFed, small cost Eer further IN.
formation tail Al e'il ~, nw.. room Ma
!, Phnns Franklin llSA is.
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ssSS 18th ST NV ROOMS
water. lstrnbe h.. eiee. light $4nM
80 y n~--a rooms bath 50 nc
mace heat .....,..D.?... 81 so
1850 Kansas ave. VS. rooms
bath NV H. cleo. from ana rear
norches Greens and awnings ga
hath h VII eles. '','' "s 1000
bath: hwh eiec ....c.. ~ ... ao.oo
1880 Lan,unt st n.w--i0 rms
baths h.w h. cleo: ! room and
hath in basement, Tiass-inci1sed
porch Lear EaYare ......".. $50 90
h-wh. electric light 49,. .. 90 no
With o-car zarage e......-... 100 90
lals 81. nv-l0 rooms bath
cue GO a5"s Is iiSKlNs s.ar;r - wv
1888 De saIteE 81 Main 1nlno.
NEAR i4th 4 PARK RID 1870 NEWTON
81, r.w.-a rooms and bath - bedrooms,
In good condition: S6S monthly.
WARDMAN.
l437 K St. NV. Main $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAREHOUSE WITH OFFICE BUILDING
and lsrxe inciosrd yard partly under roo: :
suitable for lumber ward. Keys at 1900 ST
- ne Frank. 1925
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tOI.OREn
Hishrisss n" iorstton ~ ronms
HOLMES 4 co.
Main 36i1. 1904 81 NV,
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Eight mites from n, e.: ;0O.foot front on
highway: housa nnthui'di fharti and
eurtnghouse Would make a nice home or
suhdivision Near nroposrd "O0,foot tnu'e.
yafd IN AnNandsle road, near Lee High
way, A BARGAIN
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SOUTH RIVER,
oH Miles From Washinrinll

20 A,leS tlhh W aNhinktNll,
The main dWnltNx situated an A tt,ut,
manalns hlna sntrhuu,ieti hN hne obi sha,ta
evh thtons haut ~ evett Nat There ave
aihut ~ .sCtes Ut dehghttuik ratiiug land,
WITH sa'nte shade, fruit hetriess ete,. sn'|
suisAhie tnt tuttlN attnn A. 4 gattaN tank
water Hnntase, hne eieveitun snf All neses
ssts la,nt"N emants, mtiud,na sert Ants uusr,
1eis hnt snd ,all water electric Hshts aud
contains . nanlher ~ sii*s suitshls taf egse~
ltNn ct @alarttont tnttages ANatishla hs
auto and aartrlp live
!. l.. DOUGLASS CO,
keaitnr.
lesl Y g. NV. tgAnA, auts,
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In CHEVY CHASE, MD
6RM DrTACHTD H0WE WifH GARAGE
ONLY &l3 500p~WiI.L TRADE
IN wonderful .ection Of old Chevy Chase
on ar stiractivs driVe near il broad highway
nat ~ minutes from the heart Of ths ciiv,
anthte desikn ~ splendid settinE on q
ini 80 ~. Ntis hv i"S n deem with RafsEe
q inusukllF large tnhms " tiled baths With
hitit-in httufes sna'ious httns room With
hnsn hfsniarF, DINING room. veil Fdninnfd
titchsn and pantry = large hedr0nms Con
crnts ceiiai With tauuIrv trAss and toilet
instantaneous hot water heater and all mod
sfn sauinntGnt IN perfe.t condition hot
water heat. electricity Owner viii take
%tA 500 and Hrtauss terms nr wlt cans,dst
trade for a snsitr house that j. clear 0r
has nnip one tH:st oa u This home NAV
he SEEN T." rsiiias Potomac 1NhS fnr appoint
nfent IN tnsnsrt
taaI ~
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Buv in Hvattsvilie Hills.

4-roou and hath hunKalow ami rlssstt'
in s!eerinE nnrCh: So $50
S-room ard hath hunzaIaw With h.-wn
garage ami Price - 200.
S-roonn and bath stiicco bungalnw. viz
80 n5n
!. room and tile bath semi hunralnv
mi. huii,-in EaraSe. h.-w-h.. sleepl@-
ro-ch Price - 500
These hunEalows can he bought on su1.,s
cash payment and easy terms.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
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WANCElD--FAK"%.

EXCHANGE $1,000 3-PORCH MODERN
brick. nr. Lincoln Park coiored. only
NJ 100 trust. Tor small farm. Cleve. 20on
lots. clear. ami Wash. suburbs. ron
FARM on STATE, highway. VA, ONLY, near
cchool. stores. No agents State fully. Ad
dress Boy :s33.H. star Office.
10 TO 30 ACRES GOOD SOIL. NEAR
Washington. Box H. Colonial Beach. Va.
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lust THINK
IN AcrnS Ga SH

Ftsht.room house bath nutbuiliings
h.gh ~'Hvation. on GOOD road: q mites to
White House Would make an tdHsl pouitry
farm and one nf the beat Investments for
the price
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WAR; RENTON. VA.

500 Acres. Blue Grass Farm.
In the heat section ot Fauauier County
near Warrenton Va In the center ef the
nuifd horse and hunting section ut Vireinia
offered FOR ss,e, rwo sets ot building. With
all modern improvements Wtii sell tSa
scres and nue act ot huildinga or ny acres
with one set "t buildings, This is anr Of
tho hest blue grass farms IN Virginia
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
UontinueI.l
A PROPERTY WITH A

4 PROPERTY WITH a
FUTURE.
We have tust been authorized ~ Offer for
sale this modern brick and tile building con-
tanins stores and :. apartments: separate
heating plants: the stores are under lease
tn well known chain ORGANIZATIONS. Located
OF A main boulevard in the heart Of the
most RAPIDLY growing section nf Arlington
County. this propcrty should prove q splrn-
dtd investm mt. The rents are ~ 400 ner
annum. md the property is subject 10 one
trust only Terms may ne had.
NEAR LOWER CONN. AVE. md COMM:
rhis prominent corner property is located
IN an AREA now undcrgolng rapid develop.
mert. Rntals are sufficient ~ pay all
carrying charges and to return about ~
MT On the inVcstmnnt Act immediately.
LOUIS r. SHOEM AKER.
1907 n r. Ave Main 1l6B.
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FOR COLORED.
Rent Reduced 10 $3.50.
745 f. - 4s~-~R tssns
~ ~ - sv.~s-F yoGhes
lrn2 soe,s Cspsinl e., - - fpoms.
S$45 t[sian Fl ~ % Fooalt
IL y ~ Ey - fHDus
!Si n o. TT yfssyrs
PpEEtY McLEAA
ESs,a %Ia M,If8 EEe Mar ap8ts
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FOR sALE-POULTRY FARM IN MD,
acres Cou,l suhdividn ,nto small farms and
keen acreage To suit with nine rooms bath
residence. henncry aud barn. Buildings alone
worth price asked, Might accept small prop
critics ae part payment. FULTON n COR.
Don 1l0j Continental Trust Bldg. 18th and
sts n "a Nam So1I
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fet ttNV@ns,.,H ia eavrrOss =.
81 llNlN
\ BIG BARGAIN.

>n,ast heus@ iarra io,, SOa ,>a, r,c,,,A
htsus. ltSS,M -
Evening star., 1928-03-18

MiDDI .ERuRG. VA.
2OO-acre farm near Middle
burg. on good macadamizctl
road Houses and all necessary
outbuiltincs, Can he houyh,
reasonably on easy terms.
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WOODRIDGE, u. I.
At WOODSlDE-So.oso

q, sangsl@ws ,, a. ,as y and acre - I,,nd
1Akt'NA PARE REALTY ca
SOt Cedar ST Takon,H Park N l.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

" snu want farms suburban homes h,si
kind NJ Northern Virginia real estate sive
ate call
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SALE----LOTS

LOTS IS AND 10, SQUARE 1853 poToo
mac Heights. u. C.: reasonable. WIN. T.
REALL. Silver spr,ng. Md. x. F. u. M ..
NEAR 18th AND WALTER REED. 5Ox132
traded. improved; nriccd low for quick sale
Evening star., 1928-03-18
IS MILES FROM y. {.
lIO Acres

Eiahi room house, tenant hnnse, dairy
barn. bank harm ani all teressary nuttuihi
,hgs An buildings In saod shane. Every
acre of This land can he worked With trs,e
tors, Good snil IN high Hatr of cuitivas
tion, Must i,e sold Al anre, Price Sta Onu:
easy terms Rareain hunters look this over
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Fully stocked aud In runnins shane Main
Dwelling has rooms. open hrsptaces,
tenant houses siio, dairy barn With about
try and implemrrts 60 run large farm
shipnins about 500 saiinn. oi milk
month about ~ n0d a month income Witch
can he doubled Here 10 a chance for a man
IN esk into q Munty -makins business fTnm
the time nossf salon 10 taken
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: VERY LATE MODELS.
lust what every one wants
THE LATEST. We have the
latest that can be purchased on
today's USED CAR MARKET.
LOOK THESE OVER
CAREFULLY.

Studebaker Dictator" Sedan.
Original finish like new; Z new tires. fully
low mileage and guaranteed. Let us dem
onstrate this one and you will certainiy
take IL home. It's BARGAIN TOT only ssss'
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3 Showrooms for Your
Convenience.
I'LL 14th ST, 31l0 NJ ST. NV.
and
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
2O%o 209o
OFF. OFF.
MOTT MOTORS, INC.
PRE-REMOVAL.
SALE.
OFF-20%o-OFF.

1t is necessary that we move
Our used car dept. by July 18th.
Here is a real chance for you to
save money.
The cars listed below are abb
solutely RIGHT as far as con-
dition is concerned. The prices
are better than RIGHT.
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PEERLESS
OFFERS
For the next few days
four exceptional buys in
Demonstrators.

Two Big Six Sedans which
which cannot be told from new
less than 500 miles; fully
equipped and new-car guaranty.
See and try. these cars before
buying. Liberal trade and terms.
Two Medium Six Sedans.
fully equipped; finish in Ohio
blue and London smoke. These
cars had very little service; they
carry new-car guaranty with
great reduction in price.
See these cars and ask about
our terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
l4th at P St. NV.
Always Open.
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PAIGE 1927 SEDAN. model G-43, Il small
9~dooT. S-paBsenger family car exceptionally
hne haish inside and out. bIG 10Th st. ne.
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Chrysler 40" Coach.
Newly refnished In desert sand. new seat
covers. new mats for the door new tires
and in first-clas8 mechanical condition.
Come in and take a ride in one Of the
quickest getaway cars in town and it's
ready 10 60 for only 1895.
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$1,O45.
.lmost brand-new; fully guaranteed; Va
'''' ,,i Si SssS y! E ESrogR ss e9 ssl.,
MARMON MOTORS. INC,
1888 18th St. NV.
ROADSTERS:
1925 Cadillac g.. 81 100
1926 Studebaker ....... SIS
1923 Studebaker ...... zoo
1923 Buick g.. ...... $50
COUPES:
1927 Dodge Cabriolet... $3.50
1926 Marmon "a. ...... 1,250
1926 Marmon Victoria. l,250
1923 Stude. Dictator. 1000
1927 Oldsmobile ....... $50
1927 Willys-Knight 70A
Convertible. -. LOO
SEDANS:
1925 Buick Brougham.. $3.50
1928 Buick 7 Pass. 80. ESQ
1924 Buick Master g.. $50
1926 Cadillac 7 Pass. -. 1850
1924 Cleveland ........ $50
1928 Dodge ....... 200
1926 Dodge ........... 500
1927 Dodge ........... 600
1926 Hudson Brougham. $50
1927 Hudson Brougham. $50
1926 Jewett .......... $50
1924 Oakland ......... US
1927 Stude. Dictator. :. 800
COACHES:
1925 Chevrolet ........ $500
1927 Chevrolet ........ AIS
1925 Essex ............ 200
1926 Essex ............ 800
1925 Hudson .......... $50
1926 Hudson .......... $50
1927 Hudson .......... $50
1926 Nash Special. ..... 900
1927 Oakland ......... 675
1927 Oldsmobile ....... 600
ONE-THIRD DOWN
BALANCE Is MONTHS.
Open 8 AM. to 10 PM.
Every Day.
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sALE--AUToMOBHEs.

PIERCE ARROW, passenger touring: new:
~ PAINTED; in good condition: to be cold
at once; s225, Act quick. i22o oirard. st.
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SALE-AUTOMOBI
WHY WE ARE SO
PARTICULAR ABOUT OUR
USED CAR SALES.

1t is Our reputation that we
are selling when we sell used
car. It's our good will that is
involved in a deal. That's why
we make mighty sure of the ac-
tual condition of every used car
we offer--and tell the prospec-
tive buyer all the facts movable
about it.
Here are some we unhesitat-
ingly recommend:
1928 REQ Wolverine Cabriolet
(demonstrator).
1923 REQ Wolverine Sdn. (dem.)
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Coupe.
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Rdstr.
from 1912 on up. in excellent . Sondi.ion
1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
1927 Nash Convertible Coupe.
1926 Oakland Sedan.
1926 Studebaker Sedan.
1926 Essex Coach.
1926 Dodge Coupe.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1924 Buick Roadster.
1925 Ford Touring.
1925 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Wills-St. Claire Coupe.
(Also various other makes and models, in
exceptionally good shape; new paint, new
tires, etc. on several)
TRUCKS.
1923 Autocar 2-ton Truck, ex-
press body.
1926 Dodge Graham 1Ia-ton,
express body.
1926 Dodge G. Boy 1-ton, stake
body.
1926 Dodge Panel Delivery.
OPEN EVENINGS sll > ssuN SUNDAYS
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 14th. Decatur 1910.
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CHEVROLET coAcH-New 1895 model;
driven about 1900 miles; car broken in
nicely; fully equipped; viii sell at q low
price, Terms to reliable party: low down
Sc arranged. Call Georgia ass Mrs. RoSen-
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FC)Ff} C,fJuPE-lSotor perfect; good paint
aud tires. price, $50. West 1913 OF 1903 Wis