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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-07

Much 81 your future happineag 0s
81 not Won own youF home {. I. NlNrh
it through the purehnee Ok enc &c the
homes listed for sale a today,n ClnsBl-
fled ads.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-07
The Debufante Seizes
Social Spotlight; Buds
Entertained Today

Now dawns the day Of the
debutante. The first formal debut
party OF the year Is set for
saturday, when Mr.. and Mrs.
swager Sherley will present Miss
Mignon Sherley. Ard from now
on each day win bring It's IN
formal parties for groups Of buds.
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner entertained
today at luncheon in the palm
court OF the MayflOWer for her
debutante daughter. Miss Peggy
Tyner. who will have her formal
presentation at a. ball later in the
month. This viii be a gala event,
with guests coming from England,
the Pacific Coast, and many rear
by cities to attend.
AT the luncheon today the
guests were from the debutante
group and included Miss Marian
.Tardine. Miss Rachel Davies, Miss
Elizabeth M. Kennedy. Miss Doro-
thy Dial. Miss Adair Childress,
Miss Nancy Beale. Miss La1la
Lynn. Miss Jane Crosby, Miss
Celeste Walker Page. Miss Marian
Solely Russell, Miss Frances Win.
throp Wall, Miss Jean Brooke
Peoples, Miss Elizabeth Brawner,
Miss Elizabeth Dunlop, Miss Elise
Hoban Alexander. Miss Beatrice
Littlefield, Miss Mary Lee Phil
ffps. Miss Phyllis Hight. Miss
Mary Deyereux. Miss Mary Ben
nington Sninn. Miss Anne Carter
Greene, Miss Betty Alexander,
Miss Theresa Carmalt. Miss Car
roll Ellicott Henderson. Miss
Eleanor Brent Hunt, Miss Nan
Tyler, Miss Edwina Litsingers and
Miss Margaret PiIson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-07

An event OF much interest to
pupils of the knights of Column
bus Evening School was the mar
riage of Miss Catherine Claire
Carr. Of Washington, to Victor s.
Mersch. deputy register of wills
OF the District of Columbia, and
faculty supervisor of student ac-
tivities of the law department of
the school, which took place at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart on
Monday. The Rt. Rov. Monsignor
r. G. Gavin, pastor of the church,
officiated.
The bride was escorted by her
father, who gave her in marriage.
She wore a gown of white chiffon,
with a large white hat, and car
ried shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Louise Carr, who attended
her sister, wore gown of indie
pendence blue and carried orchid
chrysanthemums. j. ). La Brosse,
of Massachusetts, was best man.
The ushers were Clarence and
Alfred Mersch, brothers of the
bridegroom: Hugh Carr, brother
OF the bride, and John r. Fitz-
patrick. of the faculty of the
knights of Columbus School.
Miss Mary Louise Sullivan played
the wedding marches and accom-
panied Miss Hazel Arth, who
sang several solos.
The couple left for an extended
automobile tour through thes
South. On their return they will
make their home in Chevy Chase.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
FIGHT RAIL Way
ABANDONMENT
State Opposes Midland Line
Suspension.

Indiana public service commits
sioners will checkmate abandon
ment of any part of the Central
Indiana railroad and contest the
authority of the Interstate COM
merce commission in issuing orders
governing purely interstate traffic,
it was indicated today.
An order has been prepared by o.
r. Liyinghouse, head of the traffic
division of the Indiana commission,
requiring the road officials to show
cause why any part of the road
should be abandoned. Date of hear
ing is set for Dec. II, when the
I. c. c. will reopen the case for
abandonment at the federal build
ing here.
The road is the old Midland line,
owned by the Pennsylvania and Big
Four. 1t operates between Muncie
and Brazil, passing through Ander-
son, Noblesville, Westfield, Lebanon,
New Ross, Ladoga, Waveland and
Carbon.
Petition to abandon the line from
Muncie to Anderson and from Leba-
non west originally was filed with
the federal commission. They turned
it over to the state commission for
hearing and an order disapprovnig
the move was issued here.
Interstate commerce commission
ers themselves then heard the case
and approved partial abandonment.
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Home Cooking Lure Sends
Many Couples Rushing
to Courthouse.

Cupid and the turkey combined
today to break all records for the
number of marriage licenses issued
in one day in Marion county, otter
the clerks office granted fifty-eight
Wednesday.
County Clerk George o. Hutsell
and Horace Linebeck, marriage Ii
cense clerk, agreed that the desire
to spend Thanksgiving neaer home
cooking probably had something to
do with the situation.
The day before last Thanksgiving
thirty-seven licenses were issued,
while the former record was in 1926,
when forty-six were handed over the
counter.
Licenses were issued Wednesday
to these persons:
Louis Dugan. 30. of 2O44 College. book
keeper. and Mary Breen. %. of 726 North
Belmont, clerk.
James Ferguson. IS. of sO2 North Penn
sylvania, salesman. and Helen Walters, II,
of 1925 Oliver.
Paul Carstadt. "a. of 1888 North Hard
lAlbs CiCSlAlSAhAAt anu OSSSAC " NAA"SSt 80
of 4031a Massachusetts,, waitress.
Antonio Berreandins. 30. of 1920 East
Tenth. contractor. and Mary Bighone. 26,
of 631 North Pennsylvania.
Everett W. Chandler. d. of 3007 North
Arsenal, coach repairer. and Ruth Water
man. 20. of 1885 Park. cashier.
Jose Huffman IS. r. r. H. machinist,
and Mildred Yorger, 10, r. r. H.. house
keeper.
Cecil McCrackey. %. of 2635 West Wal
nut. inspector. and Alice Schwartz. 10, of
954 North Bellevew. inspector.
Lawrence Shook. &c. of rs North Belle
view. machinist. and Elizabeth Feldman.
26, of 2024 Sugar Grove, operator.
Posey Deming. 81. Of 1920 Carrollton,
salesman, and Helen Eastman. a. of 4535
Central.
George Wall. Sc. of 5000 West Morris.
cupola tender, and Constance Sullivan,
26. of 1887 Ringgold housekeeper.
Paul Wilson. 81, of 1920 Graceland,
clerk. and Mary Williams. 10 of Sterling
Heights. clerk
Edward Anderson. 81. Of 1910 North
olney, machinist. and Matilda zeunick.
%. of 1929 North Holmes.
Glenn Moore. a. of 2l22 woodlawn.
clerk. and Frieda Miller. rs. 2l22 Wood
lawn.
Emery Cline. 81. of ll26 North Illinois.
waiter. and Walada Kirves. 81. sunnyside
sanitarium. cigar maker
Clayton Bellah. %. of Evansville. at
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new BATTLE is
FORECAST ON
PARK BOARD
Slack Expected to Seek
Custer of Mrs. HoSS
and Emhardt.

Reports that Mayor L. Ert Slack
will renew his fight to GUST two park
board members were current today.
The mayor remained mum" on
what he contemplates, but admitted
ne called Mrs. Mary HosS and
Adolph G. Emhardt for confer
ence on policy"
Slack asked for designations of
The two members last December,
but dio not push the matter when
5hey refused to quit. The park
board law provides that written
charges must be filed against COM
misSioners before they can be dis
charged 1t is understood that
Slack plans formal charges unless
he has satisfactory conference.
Emhardt has two years and Mrs.
HosS one to serve.
Emhardt, an attorney, and Mrs.
Hess, called at the mayors Office
Wednesday in response to a letter
delivered to them at the park board
session, but the mayor was "out."
A later meeting probably will be
arranged.
The mayor inherited the entire
board from the Duvall adnliniStra-
ton and frequently has expressed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Transportation
Lost and Found

BOSTON TERRIER-Female Pup; Brindle
with white markings. strayed 900 block
Parker Ave. Reward 952 Parker Ave.
CAT-Angora. strayed or stolen, between
Tacoma and keystone Ave. and Washing
ton. Reward Oh. 0274.
DOG-German Police; male, friendly,
name Thunder. Reward. Plat Studio,
l122 Prospect. Or. 06l4.
GLASSES-Lost between Ind. Central Col
lege anG 4l27 otterbein. Reward. Or.
CLASSES trimmed, black case. G. G.
Sattler inside. Reward. DR.. 6487,
KEYES-On chain ring; Nov 18th in A.
M. Reward. Ri. 5684.
POCKETBOOK-Black, name Kiseila Clip
son inside. Reward. Be. 3736-M
PIT DULL-Male, dark brown. white
white tip tail. Lost 38th and Keystone.
Reward. HUI. 1913.
POLICE DOG-Black and tan, gone since
last Friday. Reward Hu. 41O3.
POLICE DOG-Female, name Beauty.
License 5043. 842 N. Keystone. Oh. 7388-R
MASONIC RING-White gold. top So,
compass with c.. DR.. 6946 Reward.
ROBE-Bearskin, lost. between 18th and
18th on King Ave Be. 1896.
SPITz DOG-White and tan. male, name
''Tige." Reward. Ii. 1913
TRAVELLING BAG-Tan containing Marott
basket ball outfit: lost on e. New York
st. Sunday. Finder call Ia. 1142 Rewd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29

repairman. and Eleanor Rosenberg, 20, of
% West Twenty-seventh.
Theodore Clark, 81. of 1884 Olive. press
man. and Gladys Alney, 81, of 1929 Spruce,
looper.
Gilbert Riggs. "a. of 7SO North Illinois,
bell captain, and Beatrice Terhune, 10, Of
12411a Oliver, checker.
Elmer Harrison, %, of 215 South Key
stone, clerk. and Myrtle Russell, 10, OF
1916 English, grocery manager.
william Merely. %, of 2842 Northwest
ern, salesman, and Mary Sweeney, 81, of
823 Church. stenographer.
George Newton, "a, of 1928 West Michi-
gan, salesman. and Thelma Newburg, n,
of 1920 West New York. clerk.
Mahlon Addington. 81, of 1852 Central,
craftsman, and June Sims, %. of 2234
West Morris, packer.
George Wyatt, So, Louisville auto dealer
and Halle Tompson. 4S. of 52l4 Broad
way. bookkeeper.
James schoheld %. of 1923 North Jeffer-
son. contractor. and Ruth Leech, 10, of
1919 North Gale.
. James L. Hayes. rs. of 1888 South Senate.
clerk. and Gertrude Cain. 26, OF 1902
Chadwick, stenographer
John Kiffmeyer. q. of s142 RAIDER, sales
manager. and Alyce Lichtendberg, 25, of
3142 RAIDER.
John Collins, 81, of 958 North Penn
sylvania. superintendent, and Dorothy
Reynolds, 26, of BIS North Bevjlle, as
sistant society editor
Joseph Thompson. 81 DanvilIe, farmer,
and Sarah Hollingsworth, 40, of 902 West
Thirty-flrst. teacher
Charles Services. 40. of 1850 North La
Sale, switchman. and Maude Johnston, %.
of 2307 Prospect. clerk
Reamus Miles, 80. of 546 West Sixteenth.
chauffeur. and Estell Patterson. 90, of 534
West Twenty sixth, cook.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Sc Marriage Licenses
Issued, Breaking Record

tendant, and Anna ST. Stang, 20. Sunny
side sanitarium. nurse.
Fred Presley. 81, of 92S North Rural,
switch tender. and Delite harrington, 81,
of 10 North Oriental. saleswoman.
Nelson Bugher, 20. louisville, teacher,
and Edna Anthis. "a. Of 319 East St.
Clair. hosiery member.
Abraham Gish. 81, of 1888 Blaine. brake
man, and Vida Kelch, 27, of GAS East
Twenty-third, telegraph operator.
Jack Ottenheimer, IS, of New York City,
broker, and Flora Rosenthal, "a. of 1850
North Meridian.
Frank j. zedevev. rs. of 1921 Union.
electrician, and Mary Koerner, %, of 1902
South Meridian.
Frank Emford. SO. Chicago, operator,
and Julia Mademan. 2e. of 2065 Broad
way. laborer.
Glenn Curry 81. of Bloomington. auto
dealer, and Martha Stubs. IS, of 46
Johnson.
Carl Clark. so. of 1917 South Richland
electrician. and Pearl Howard. 4S, of BOSS
North Illinois, housekeeper.
Robert Miller, %. of sos West st. Clair,
porter. and wenonah McMurray. 20. of
1918 Aqueduct.
ONOABG DcnQCAlls 10. ElLcA court,
and Mary Hearner, 10. of l401 Montcalm
Joseph Thumann. g. of 1929 East New
York. pressman, and Clara zeigler. %, of
GA North Keystone. operator.
Ray Whistler. rs. of 231O Gale, brake
man, and Ruth Koch, 20. of 432 Darman,
stenographer.
Audley Dearing &C. of 70S North Capt.
tai, garage worker. and Helen Runyan, %,
OF SIG North New Jersey, laundress.
Herman Klein, 81, of 1859 Ruckle, sales
man, and Thelma McClain, 10, of 227 West
Thirtieth.
Isadore Goldband. 25. Of 14O7 Madison.
manager, and Rebecca Simon, "a. of 1918
Union. typist
Leon Hooper. 80, city, barber. and
Dorothy Hooper. %. of 2142 Park. stenog-
rapher.
James Morgan. %. of 1901 West Six
teenth. auto mechanic. and Frieda Froe-
Itch, "a, of $50 East Raymond. inspector
LARS Clemens. 90. of 900 East TWENTY
NTH. laborer, and Battle Wilson, 49, of
800 East Twenty-hfth.
George Shafer. %. of 1927 Woodlawn.
spring builder. and Ruth Faust. 80. of
1928 Woodlawn. clerk
N----'SAAt So Vi ITO DIlRnL, LABOR
err and Charles Martins, 18, of 429 Blake
housekeeper.
Gather HOllins, 81. of 1875 West MichI-
gan, bus boy. and Dorothy Carr. "a, of
1882 Brook. silver girl.
Harold Olsen. Is. of 3l4O Mcpherson
ponce officer. and Dorothy O'Conner. %.
24l North Randolph. milliner.
Harry Gregory. %. R. R. c.. bricklayer.
and Lucy White. "a. of 27s North War
man. hardware company employee.
William r. Rogers. "a. Dayton. O..
salesman. and Hazel Norris. 81, of 1925
East Michigan.
william Butler. o. of 81 South Holmes
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a desire to reorganize the depart

a desire to reorganize the depart
ment.
John E. Minor, park superintend-
ent, who is continuing on the board
pending filling of a vacancy, recent
ly talked with the mayor about the
board personnel.
Slack declined to reappoint Mil
nor last January when his term eX-
PRED, although Slack cast a vote
to break a tie and elect Wilson
board president. Slack said he will
reappoint Michael E. Foley, Indian
apoliS Street Railway company at
torney, as a democratic member
when his term expires in Deem
Der.
The mayor has evaded discussing
his delay in naming a board mem
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29

Der to fill Minors vacancy, al
though the statute provides the
mayor shall name his successor"
within thirty days after the va
cancy.
Several recent actions of the
board are said to have aroused the
mayor.
Minor and Mrs. Hoss are Repub-
licans and Emhardt is a Democrat.
Slack indicated doubt that he
will rename Minor although he has
gone along" with the administra-
.tion in practically all projects before
the board. The mayor announced
he would name Emsley w. Johnson
as a board member when he first
took office, but later said he had
changed his mind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Special Notices

I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by anyone other than myself
after Nov. 30. JOHN H. GLASHEN, 1924
Claiborne st.
CHAS FREEBOOTER BAKING co
Quality bread and CAKES Service daily
to your door DR.. 5000.
UNION MADE WORK CLOTHES-Endicott
Johnson shoes. HANKS, 118 Va. Ave.
SNAPPY-5-PIECE DANCE ORCHESTRA.
OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. RI. 1896.
500 BUSINESS CARDS, $3.50 - OTHER
PRINTING. TIA N. MERIDIAN RI. 1892.
Al PAPER HANGING-$s per room up.
DE-. 7752-R-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29

DREXEL ARNS-73O North Illinois. Out
side rooms, steam heat hot water; $500
wk. up. Lii 1921.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29

MEN-LEARN BARBERING. Better barber
shops demand Moler trained men. Write
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School. 1913 Pembroke
Arcade. with Rhine Music Co. Ii. O393.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
MRS. STEARNS BETTER
Friend of COOlidge's Ill With Cold
at WhitehOuse.

BH UHtted Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The
condition of Mrs. Frank B. Stearns,
close friend of President and Mrs.
Coolidge, was reported much i'm
proved today at the Whitehouse,
where she was taken i'll Monday
with a severe cold.
President Coolidge assigned
Colonel James F. Coupal, his per-
sonal physician, to attend Mrs.
Stearns, who, with her husband,
was to have accompanied the Cool
idges on their weekend Thanks
giving holiday in Virginia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Man Hurt by Prank
BIZ United Press

bU ChlIcU PTCSS
MT. CARMEL, Pa, Nov. 90
Alex Gedritis put some hair tonic
on his hair. Friends in his
store thought it would be funny
to give him SINCE. One lighted a
match and held it over Gedritis'
head. The tonic caught fire, badly
burning the mans scalp. His hands
were burned when he beat out the
flames.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
9 O'CLOCK WIFE SUES
Says Husband Made Her Get Home
Too Early at Night.

DW JNIttU FTtH8
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-The
lament of woman whose husband
tried to make her 80 o'clock wife"
was heard in a divorce suit on file
here.
According to Mrs. Laura Brooks,
her husband, Willard Brooks, was
broad-minded about allowing her to
go to parties, shows and social af-
fairs-providing, however, she be
home at P. M.
This, Mrs. Brooks maintained in
her suit, was nothing short of cru
city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Beauty P0rlOrs

TRY A HAIR A GAIN SHAdPOO-Spec. 50:
exp oper. Franklin Beauty Shop Ia 1852
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Rooms for Rent

DREXEL ARMS-73O North Illinois. OUT
side rooms, steam heat. hot water; $500
wk. up. Ii. 1921.
GUILFORD, 9528-Large rm., also dressing
rm., steam heat; ladies empl. Wa. 1918.
ILL, N, 3034-Lovely front room; l or z
KENWOOD, 2242-Modern. front rm.; / or
employed; reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE.-Modern Sleeping rm,,
reasonable on carline. Dr. 6093.
NEW JERSEY. ~. 10l5-Attractive warm,
private home; walk. dist; $3.50 III. 1892
NEW JERSEY, N, 408-Alexandra apart
ment 36; rooms; reasonable.
NORTHWESTERN, 33l6-Pleasant rm.;
mod. home; kitchen privileges Ia. 1913.
ONEIDA HOTEL-2l8 s. Ill. nicely fur
n.shed steam heat. Special rates. 50 up.
PENN. N, 1470-Very desirable rm.. priv.
bath, convenient location. Also large
PENN, N, I47O-Wel furnished warm
front rm., garage.
PRATT. W., 157-Very pleasant, warm,
sleeping rm.: hot water. ri. 1891.
PROSPECT. 17l9-Reliable couple share
home; with lady; reason. worth investi.
10TH, E., '9lO5-PLEAsANT, VIM. RIM;
PRIV. HOME ON CARLINE CHI 9784-M.
18TH. E.. 3l8-Nice front room. in apt:
hot water; private family 81. Ri. 1881.
18TH, E., 5l2-Pleasant, well-heated room;
plenty hot water ii. 1855.
18TH, E.. 20-Very pleasant warm rm.;
suitable for 2; modern ia. 3046.
UNFURNISHED ROOM Good meals: also
sleeping room. Ii. 1913.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN.-Front rm. modern
home emp. lady; College car. He. 2593
LOVELY-Warm room; near new Short;
home privileges. Call Wa 5l79.
Room for Rent With Board
EAsT-Nice front room with board Ri.
5000.
ILLINOIS, N, 36l4-Pleasant rm. for 2.
Home priv; good home cook. Wa. 1196-W.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O66-Very pleasant
rm. plenty hot water; near Central car.
suitable for two. Ha. 48l2-R.
TALBOT AND l6TH.-Attractive front rm.,
rm. connecting bath. ia. 5777.
WILL-Rm and board children. school age.
while YOU work. Modern. BE. 455l.
2 LITTLE GIRLS TO BOARD-MODERN
HOME BE. 1858. COG Summerset.
CHILD-To board, Widows lovely mod.
home. north. Mothers care. Wa. 1904.
CHILDREN-Warm modern home: moth
er's care; S4 week. CHI. 2965-M
ROOM AND BD.-Young lady employed,
cheap. exchange ? eve. wk Oh. $780,.
LITTLE GIRL-To board Mothers care;
modern home. 1922 f. Wash. Ii 1909.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-29
Death Notices

ANNA-Beloved wife of Harry
Longmire, passed away Wednesday A. M,
Nov. %. Funeral from residence, 100 S.
Elder. Friday, Nov. 30. at p. M. Friends
invited. Burial at Floral Park.
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100000. for Christmas

BIZ United Press
DECATUR, Ind, Nov. 29.-Ap-
proximately $4,000 in Christmas saw
ings checks are to be mailed soon
by two local banks, their officials an
nOuncPd
Evening star., 1928-02-04
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

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WE WILL DEMONSTRATE.
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1927 Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 Flying Cloud Coupe.
1927 FLYING Cloud Brougllam.
1927 Chrysler 6-cylinder Coupe.
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1926 REQ Sedan.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1926 Studebaker Sedan.
1926 Packard Sedan.
1926 Chevrolet Sedan.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1926 Ford Coupe.
1925 WHY'S Knight Roadster.
rumble seat.
1925 Hupmobile Club Sedan.
1925 Jewett Brou'm, model $50.
Also
Coupes, sedans, tourings and
many others, all standard makes.
in good running condition, from
$50 to $3.50.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th St. NV.
Decatur 1910.
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PadRett-Joyce Motor Go.
OAkLAND--pONTtAC.
Lsed Lar Department

Line $40 III j'ct ST.
Open Evenings and sundays,
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s3 YOC ST. NV.
Five large rooms and bath. ~ n. "iHc.
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ant looking after small furnace. For ri1F-
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lJz7 Pontiac Z-donr Sedan. $40
1927 Pontiac z-door Sedan. SO
1877 Pontiac CabriDlet
(rumble seatJ J....... so
1920 Pontiac Z-door Sedan 80
Iyzl Chevrolet Z-dr Sedan Z79
1928 Chevrolet Touring 80. ~
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

SIS b EE-Large room. large porch: Ink
or board If desired: gas. heat. elec.: adults.
1873 r ST NW-Largc double front rooms
SIS $50 and SIS; large single rooms. 81;
and SIS. large rooms. running water. $40
and SIS: transents 81 day up Franhnn
Evening star., 1928-02-04

I242 IRVING ST Nv LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms. second floor: heat and elec.: 2 <26 D
Job K ST. E.W-FTRSIsHED APT.
or 3 rooms gas. eIec.. h. .-w n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APT ROOMS KITCHEN TILE BATH
and screened porch. h.-w H.. gas and ele.-
tricity: reasonable. 52s Columbia rd ~
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oil Gard ST. NV ROOMS AND PRI-
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infant. Cali West 3s2 for appointment. y
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We have Just the car for you at
your price Come IN today We have
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W.t<TED-RDONS

YOUNG COUPLE employed married. With
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chlii could Ia cared for during day. Ad'
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MIDDLE AGED LADY desires one uHfur'
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THE .ARGONNE,

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REMOVAL SALE
USED CARS.

We are moving into our new
building.
Our used cars muct be sold
at once.
Our prices are very low for
a few davs TO clean them out.
1925 Chevrolet Coupe.
1874 DodEe Sedan.
1924 Essex Coach.
1928 podre Sedan.
1923 Nash Coupe.
1874 Nash Sedan.
1898 Dodge Sedan.
1924 wilIys-KniEht Sedan.
1925 wiIlys-KniEht Sedan.
1926 Nash Sedan.
1922 Hupp Roadster.
1925 Nash Sedan.
1928 Buick Touring.
1923 Nash Touring.
1924 Dodxe Touring.
1899 Nash Touring.
lo..5 Siudebaker Duplsx-
1923 Buick Master Sedan.
1924 Chevrolet Touring.
1879 Dodge Coupe.
1925 Essex Coach.
1926 DodEe Coupe.
EASY TERMS
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
HAWKINS-NASH MOTOR
CO.. INC,
1333-l3T 18th St. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

1s43 CALEERT-Desrabie room for one
or two: southern exposure private home
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3o32 ST. S.W.-3 4 B....''ss 2 ~ ~
1927 Kenyon i. nz-Ls* 2 Is: So: s9so s9
3s17 Georgia ave- & b. & garage. 81 so
THOS z FARRELL CO.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

MOTT MOTORS. INC,
1907 l4th St. NV.
Csed Car Department.
Phone Franklin 4Sss-425S.