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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-09
LISTEN, WORLD
Need a Wife Tell!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

yEED q wife tell? IL she a
IN liar and q cheat IL she does
not reveal to her husband the
secrets OF her past?
She IL" says immemorial ira
dition. Al woman belongs to her
man. Her moral record is az
much his concern az her physical
condition. 1t determines her
value Aas his wife. Therefore
she has no. right to conceal from
him any episode in her past"
Old Man StOnehatchet, drag.
ging his wives home by the hair,
or swapping them in open mar
ket, started that tradition. and
although nose rings and brand.
ings have long been out OF fash
ion, society still accepts 1t. But
now q judge has arisen--a male
Judge, at that-who says that this
Is all wrong.
"No, you can't, divorce her.
said Judge Leon r. Yankwich, Of
Los Angeles, to William p.
Peit1ke, when the irate gentleman
hailed his wife into court and ac-
cused her of concealing certain
old love affairs. Her past is her
concern, not yours. and you can't
hold 1t against her, You haven't
been cheated. because there's no
law, legal or spiritual. which
compeIs woman to confess her
past to a man. Marriage is a
new beginning for her. as well as
for You, and If she's good wife
now, that's all that matters"
Which il. perhaps. the biggest
piece OF news for women that has
happened in this twentieth CEN
fury.
A woman sat in my office the
other day. She was a weary, mid
dle-aged woman with a kind,
homely face and work-roughened
hands. Twenty-Five years ago
there may have been a fresh
prettiness in her soft flesh and
pale, sallow eyes, but life and
some gnawing pain had faded and
drained her. She was crying, not
violently, but as II an old wound
bled slowly.
at was all right until he found
out" she said hopelessly. II
didn't dare tell him when we were
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-09
The knowledge Test For
Readers of The Times

Fill the blank in of these quotations: -.s'
/. The is cast Julius Caesar.)
2 NY voices are truly from -. (Joan Of Arc.)
s. Put your in God but keep your - dry (Olver
CromwelD
A. The is greater than mine tPhip sidney)
s. Early to bed and early to rise
Makes wealthy and WISE (Frankln)
g. / have not yet begun to - (John Paul Jones.)
Mattel correctly each book with character:
a. Iago arabian Nights
g. Aladdin Twelfth Night"
8. Uriah Heep "Othelo."
Malvolo "Uncle Toms Cabin"
David Copperfield"
Explain the meaning of each Of these terms:
IL. Acqutta.
Libel
IA. Testimony
Is. Venue.
rs. Affidavit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-09
They Both Jumped
Poor Girls, They Loved Unwisely

ID USS1ANS inclined overdo Their noyelists make
N their characters too horrible Their government makes
punishment Even their life romances 20 20
extremes .+s
At Moscow two beautiful chorus girls Agnesa Koreleva
Natalie Aksenova twenty years old danced in the
ballet Red Poppy Then they tied their hands together and
jumped death the stage from the uppermost flies in full
view Of the audience the curtain went down.
Both in love with Mr. Kuriko, scene painter and
agreed to die together that neither might have him we
don I do that here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-09
Hearst Papers Advocate:

4. An agreement Of EMghsh-spe1kng peoples 70 pre-
serve peace 1nOmg themselves and to promote the
peace of the sCorld.
Proportional representation III the United States
Senate, no State to haze less than tpUO Senator's.
Legislation to enforce prompt constitutional reap
pOfti0nment III the House of Representatives.
8, separate Department of the Army, of The NoOv
md of the Air Forces. al united under Secretary
Oh National Defense.
Federal action % the limit Ot Federal posOers to-
abolish liter1cy the United States under Secre-
tnay of Education.
s. Election 81 Congress- III November Installation on
the 1st Of January folosOing Inauguration OF TIE
President 1st Of January merit after November
election.
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You may convince that you
understand him-but never that
you see THROUGH him or that
you are ONTO him.
You may convince him that
you are sweet, and sincere, and
even angelic--but never that you
are reasonable, and frank, and
logical.
You may convince him that he
isn't an Adonis or a Rudolph Val.
entino-but you can never con.
vince him that there isn't SOME
THING about him deviiishIy TAX.
ing with the women"
You may convince him that a
girl half his age IL too young for
hinl--but never that she couldn't
learn to love him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-09
WORDS FROM LIPS OF WISE MEN

To be slow in granting favor
is to show unwiilingness; even to
be slow in desiring to grant it is
evidence OF unwillingness.
Seneca.
What reason has been unable to
effect, lapse of time has often
cured. Seneca.
We want fewer things to live
in poverty with satisfaction. than
to I've nagnlficentIy with riches.
st. Evremond.
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. Magazine Page For Answers
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MEDII TIONS
OF "A WIFE

NH So Cred.lity

Mans Sweet Credulity
nNE reason why men are hap.
NJ pier than women is because 4
man ii the most creduloua and
optimistic creature on earth when
IT comes to believing anything he
WANTS to believe.
You may convince d man
against his better Judgment, his
intuition, his principles. and all
his common sensebut you can
never convince him against his
will ana his inclinations.
You may convince him that You
can't be kissed-but you can
never convince him that you
don't really WANT to be kissed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-09

You may convince MIN that
you know that all his lovemalIing
is just Il good line of apple
sauce",-but never that you don't
enjoy listening to it.
You may convince him that q
woman's intuition is uncdnny and
infallible-but never that he can't
succeed in fooling her.
You may convince him that
your prophecies were right--but
never that he was mistaken in his
judgment.
You may convince him that you
adore him madIy and admire him
travagantIy-bu never that you
just like him casually and admire
him only mildly.
You may convince him that
you consider petting vulgar, cheap
and pernicious-but never that
any woman couldn't be pctted, IL
a man went about 1t scientifically.
You may convince him that
he's going too fast pace. smok.
ing too much, drinking too much,
and burning the candle at both
ends-but never that it's going to
land him in the hospital. the poor.
house or the divorce court.
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examinations are formidable
even TO the best prepared, for
the greatest fool may ask more
than the wisest man can answer.
Cotton.
4 Frlendshlp ig composed Of sin
re soul intabitating two bodies.
Aristotle.
THE great law of culture III: Let
ZACH Become al that he was ere.
aked capable Of being.
Carlyle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27

ic, and Mabel Marie Rollyson, 81, both
of Fairmont, w. Va.
Paul Edward Jeffries, 81, miner, and
Eunice Marie High, q, both of Union
town, Pa.
George Miller, "a, laborer, Smith
field, Pa, and Gertrude Conley, 10,
fairchance, Pa.
John Gordon Nestor, %, farmer,
end Edna Mabel Scnroyer, so, both Of
Moatsyille, W. Va.
Bun Seymour Snyder, 81, mechanic,
Fairview, W. Va, and Edna Marie
Cloiland, 20, stenographer, Farming
ton, W. Va.
French Howard Wilt, %, baker, of
Booth, w. Va, and Virginia Pearl
Daugherty, 10, clerk, Uniontown, Pa.
Walter Burgess Getz, 81, laborer,
and Freda Helen James, 81, both of
Lead Mine, W. Va.
Charley Alvie Parks, %, laborer,
and Opal Collins, 81, student, both of
Caif0, w. va.
Rexis Craig, q, lineman, and Ma
bel Ruddle, -, waitress, both Of Oak
land, Nd.
Vernon Squires, 27, clerk, Gran
vile, o., and Mildred Virginia LaRue,
%, school teacher, Newburg, W. Va.
Nathaniel Ewing Murphy, %, sec
ton foreman, Uniontown, Pa, and
| Ruth Agnes Fullern, 20, Connellsville,
Pa.
Uric Eugene Williams, q, glass
worker, and Gertrude Langford, 81,
both of Weston, W. Va.
Arlie Albert Blagg, %, miner, and
Virginia Edna Brown, 20, both of
Rivesville, w. Va.
Herman Conway Underwood, 80,
farmer, and Gertrude Nichols, %, both
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27

man seeking divorce, made it read
that the plaintiff asked the court for a
change Of Venus"
The new years resolutions are COM
ing in from Garrett county's citizens
10 Scoop, and if they are worth any
hing they win be published next
week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27

Messrs. Glenn Speicher and Carl
Miller, of Baltimore, and Arthur
Speicher, Of Williamsport, Md; Miss
Kathryn Speicher, Western Maryland
College, and Charles Miller, Of College
Park, are here for the holiday sea
con
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of Shirley. w. Va.

of Shirley, W. Va.
Robert Boyce Vincent, "a, mechan-
ic, Rock Cave, w. Va, and Goldie
Madge Miles, 80, school teacher, Lo-
rentz, W. Va.
Arthur B. Steele, 81, mechanic, and
Susan Mcpherson, 20, both of Burns
vile, W. Va.
William John Leonard, 81, timber
man, Dunbar, Pa, and Agnes Russell,
u, C&d Spring, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Deer Park Golf Dangers.

Scoop overheard a conversation the
other day between Mike Liller, goif
enthusiast, and strange lady. Mike
was golfing on the Deer Park course
when he discovered an old lady calmly
seated on the grass in the middle Of
the fairway. Don't you know it is
dangerous for you to sit there, MA
DAM" Mike reminded her. The old
lady smilingly replied, ITS all right;
Pm sitting on newspaper" (Exi5
Nike.
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Col. Bel Greatly Disseminated.


At the same time, Col. Bell got only
half his desires fulfilled. lie got the
patience of Job, but not the cure foG
the boils with watch ne has been af-
ficted, and hence he is thinking seri-
ously of giving up all faith in Santa
~Claus, or perhaps only fifty per cent.
. instead Of cure he has a new boil
growing and consequently an addi-
tional ache, which is certainly enough
to try anyone's patience. NeYerthe-
less the Col. got around with his
camera right after the turkey dinners
had been devoured.
He found Mr.. z. Ray Jones in the
act of calling up . local. physician.
A cranberry got crosswise in his lar
ynx it seems, AMI the attorney was it
quite a sweat for a while. The ten
sion was relieved when Dr.. McComas
explained that the berry could get no
further due to the presence Of too
much turkey, mashed potatoes, stuff
fin and so forth.
CaIIipC Tho preScr;hpr
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BEGINNING of The End.
Lovlier Lady Wanted.

Archibaldson, tn pressman in the
rear room, says, "If linotypers must
make errors, it was appropriate that
one of them, setting story about a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27

Stuart F. Hamill, it is reported,
found dried up lemon and some
wood ashes in his stocking on Christ
mas morn. Santa knows his oats"
Barney Google" alias Neil Fraley,
says.
###
Scoop thinks anyone who would
steal bulbs from Christmas trees, put
there to express the spirit of Christ
mas, is about as low down as he can
get, lower than the gutter Anyone
who does that is liable to stab you in
the back.
a##
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Now Believes in Santa.

Walter Dawson had his faith re-
newed in Santa Claus Tuesday morn
ing when he found in his stocking
Cor nearby a brief case that ne had
asked for in his letter to Kris via
Scoop, the Colonel and The Republic
can. The very fact that from hence
forth Walter will carry the case viii
add to his professional appearance
and shows what quick service one can
get by adopting the proper channels.
The Republican has THE SERVICE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
EXTRA WRONG FONTS
By Scoop
Service Stripes.

Service Stripes.
Neil Liller, tonsorial artist, to,
James Fazzalari: Haven't | worked
on you before?"
Jimmie: "No, l got those sears in
the war"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27

Buster Keaton, alias Joe Gonder.
the confederate soldier who makes 9
pretense Of carrying mail, stoppc.
Scoop last Friday with the following:
"Say, Scoop, I am insoolted.. You pnt
a lot Of worthy characters in YOU
column and never mentioned sne word
about me-"
SO Scoop promised that he would
see his name in print this week AMI
now that's over with. Things have
come to a pretty pass when people
get insulted because you don't say
anything about them.
###
Scoop hopes the headlines on the
Democrat, Criminal Docket Complet-
ed" had nothing to do with the story
underneath about the assemblymen,
county commissioners, etc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CATHEDRAL. MANsiUN~ sci .lu---,uMht
| natiou ii.ins o,id .a,,lr.oui kikchcn at,d bath
MI, @r n".nih, t"i :ht3. Ats :ss
isJ! EYE ~ NV, -~tnc aud two ronn'
suites, n"n housekeeping, maid set'"e; sen
trmen kntcIeh1a- required -
your own ham.' averstuffei nv rui suites
nah, walnut snnet desks Windsor chairs,
sa,c'ieg tables, floor iampa smoking stands
velvet rugs, Hoover vacuum, cleaners eiec,
i'm: Lay tm he,itm., h, and "nen nSrci'
NV, cor. h,.hausn ST. Also front apt WITH
shower, s:u' The WAL, Ar,.s 4a.o Gs'
ave Alrln als. ,,a .,., or "; CARL MATT
Il OUTSIDE ROOMS. CoMrl.ErkLy frnl;
,. ,ts Conn AYR aye and oal,!"r"" f s
DUPONT CIRCLE 1917 10Th sr.-~THREE
roon,s hes,,ie. kitchen. bath, posvh lnsneei
1870: VERMONT KvE,~~TWo Rooms FOR
h.k close ttnMhtown' Very frasnnallss
iton NV i,iG,,F nou sEkEErlN0
anu, hunheaette: tst hour, To-
iuia KENYON ~, NV Al. roy APART
nents. n,epro"t - hour elevator ant
sWttrhima'l service hedtuum Twins tnnh,
I,ts,tat,e, newly furnished sns,a see
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ial3 iathe~~NtW niiinISO NEWLY FUN
! nishe.i, ~, Kitchen, Tie hath, n"..h s"a
nnnth. Main abs, evpntnes tni, as't ,
MI PLEASANT COMPLETELY flNNlsN
eh im,,nnn,s hv.ng ru"ht. kttehshet'e,
hath. cent, hot water. aarase, isof he"s""
W, tal, s4,i.. -
y nEAtfrituiIN FINNtsnrn nNi0nf
water, rtstI e,u.trnirtce, unusually attfW
Ave. IA ird al. ne,
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Observation-Disclosures

ia. U,h 81 NV Rts,M>. NICELY
tutntshrt; :ad nonF all r,,ts snlrnct< ele,.
It''ltN rrn, tTas''nshic. let, fr. 'hsia-J. .
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rnnWs .nt flour: h w.h, ranse aud eles
irsitN des.fahlc iorattan
als Ii NE-~HkAtTteIl. . ! Am /
taom apartments elcg antiy and complrteis
furnished i"f h"tsr1sep.ns. Line Sooa
laiu EMERSON Sr NV .~~-ArrRA,srtVr
>la, Catumhts aa"u
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
nne tn"ni. h,tsh.n resept."n hsn and hath
ta,oa lAId nv. Ant, NJ To
tArhEnRAi. MANSIONS s0rrN~-Nr
,tsstne tontra"m anastment short term
.Npattmicni laS Adams 9tta, iis
lads 81 Nh nRtGHT,. ATrR\ts:.
lively furnished ,rooms tiied hath, scscened
n"svh ..mi. nol'mi,ed nhune, Reasonable
lioi X NE'~-TwO sn,>N AFT. Second
huW Gaa and electricity Ice
ts.7 X NV ~~rHREs or rnrR ROOMS
s,ass tnh.i"sed slren'ns porch hath, h.vw,ey,
s..ptesN aml saa, Nets reasonable +,
isna NEWTON wv, arl twHolEl III.
tftanhhn Park, t"oms. Hats; ssvase, tran,
pia uth s'r NE~~~a REAtTtFrIs ROOMS
~ H"W eiegaatN AMI completely hirnish tst
t"r Understanding tot, hes ese, Lime AnnS
orr MAvftowER~~~t , Il, X. u Mn
nnnh n A,'s rteaa. autet abundant heat
n w. aa,; unusually ies,rahte, tTi;
ESQ, isth 50 N.E'~-a e,,lY,srI
na uhiest,m Ia eh,ht t'.s tur sane II
aeait"d Meth IA
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
.Ennf iaauAI L

ROOMS-FURNISHE
;Continued.l
1913 CALVERT--Dc.irable room. single .o'
double. in private home: hot water Tor
1918 OH ST. N.w.--Two rooms and kitch-
cnrttc: srmi-prisafe bath nicely furnished:
$50 monthly 10 Desirable adults. 10.
013 II ST. Nw-Sccond floor front room
other rooms: hot'water heat electricity:
Gnlet house. ~
eli II ST NE Inviting small south room
modern. pleasant home surroundings: quiet;
owner. one enlpioycd ST.. 10
1oi3 o ST. NW.--Large. clean. Bird floor
front room: Ink: $3.50 week: single rnnni
~. 80 week. W.
iJIs NJ ST N,W--Largr southern end floor
room for . gentlemen. twin beds. running
water IN room.
IT4I ST. N.w-Ncwly decorated house;
ali new furniture: h.w n. electricity and
continuous hot water. single and double
rooms. twin beds.
APT a.. THE CONCORD. New Hampshire
ave near --- Attractive front befi-sittinx
rnnm: lady: reasonable. North L.
100. conn. AvE.--very convenient Ioca-
ton; ami: reasonable. Franklin alal :
1908 COLUMBIA RD.--warm. cheerful front
room, md floor: all conv enences: tustauta-
nro,ts hot water: private homc: gentleman .
IJt, EUCLID Nw.-Largc front room. with
! 9th Sr. NE. nice rooms Ink. newly
decorated and furnished: INV h. electricity.
J"i q N.w.--fargc Groom apt: large front.
with kt"henette. also Ink, $A,3o week
one single eirc.: nMi,cr: -
LARGE. we'll heated front room. tn young
couple employed ar Two youns: men: III Pet
worth: cail Columbia ,531-W.
ai:7 18th ST Sw.--Room and hreakfa.,
for SO per month. in private family: 'issir-
aiia Iteic h tnrho 11s
CONGRESS HEIGHTS $40 9th 81. So
:. Ink. rooms; h.-w.h,, "a. anu electricity
no children over ] year: 80. --..-.--.---.--.---
10 18th ST S,E.--Fnrnshri rooms: also
light housekeeping rooms; cheap rent; all
inptovemcnts. Line. 45f:. IL
warm. bright attractive mah"g inrni: or
shar. ar, reasonable. Col 4oab.W
rs NEW YORK AVE, Apt, s--comfortso'e
room. electricity, closets. large bath co'i-
vcnicut, ST. tn housekeeping.
has s,h ST Sw.-~Hw h. electric lights;
housed keeping 80. Room and ki,chcns,,e
theap. L.
1917 COLI MIRA RID NW.-inrni.hcd room
"iia u sr. NV. - Warm. SUNNY r"on'
water heat: 'e,y quiet. popular section:
NEAR i4,h AND PARK RD.---Ciran room,
sis month. it3. Hoimcad vi,
ia;: HARv ARD sT, Nw,-~Twn front rooms
and kitchen, newly plpered. SD monthly.
Southern second. story rnun, Sis.
l4U5 NEWTON ST. N.w.-~Sieeptng rooms.
FIRST noar. ami continuous hot water. SIS
anti M iaf month.
i5as ii,h ST. N.w---Brani,ful large room.
twin hed- ssni -nrtvatc bath.
OpP. CHASTl.ErOS HOrEt4~-T~o atirse-
tive rooms. private bath: aiso single room {.
gentlemen. lUthl Rigs vi NV.
now NiOW S~-~Conv~nrnt large room. pri.
Natc bath reasonahtc. So Conn. ave. across
from R", han,is'an. -
t1iT + ST Nw.~-Nrry attractive. new ~
decorated southern exposure front room !,
rraa,nahir,
!: ST NV. Single trUnt md Hoor ta,'ni,
:. large Windows. t. h. ctr.'ttteity. ht'Ni-
i3iS IAN ~f. SM beautiful. large ruahi,
tMth i"d". renst,tntN air BATH. .-..m--....
t"td 1t,th NJ NV Large "hecry room
pfrttlS furnished Tor oir nr two prrs'nts.
irtphttni, convenient ucis hiatrho.i. II"
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" Chevrolet Coach. $3.50
% Cleveland Touring e. $50
~ Buick Master
Eroueham .... wv
'23 Maxwell Coach ,.,.. $50
~ Buick 7-pass. Sedan. o5O
IS Buick 7-pass. Touring. 500
~ I.nicl s-pass. Touring. $50
% Essex Coach ....,... $50
70 Buick Master Scdan.. $50
rs Buick Stand, Roadster $50
"a Moon Sedan ,,.,.,. SOD
=, Buick Sport Roadster. 800
"a Buick 4-cyt. Sedan, 500
20 Buick 4pass. Coupe.
Standard & ..,,,., Nn
'37 Buick Master Sedan, 200
- l,uick Country Club
Master ,,...,,.,.. NW
rs Buick Master 4-pass.
Coupe ,.,.,,,..,, $50
- Buick 7-pass, Sedan. 100
N Oakland Sedan ,,,... sM,
rs Hudson Coach ...... 400
~ Packard sport Tour. 600
STANLEY II, HORNER. Inc.
1Ol5-iIli i4th st. NV.
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sALE-AUTOMOBlLES.
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AllIIl WREClkE lsA,

AUTO WRECK Frs.
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Pals tna ali n,ahes, ,., .v,,.,as
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Observation-Disclosures.
Jewett 1925 Coach and Cou

Original finish and in excellent shape.
Many mirs OF transportation are in these
cars and the price IL right. Terms.
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s.s4s--s-ss=ss----~~
FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE.
r@~ Lacy Terms.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SAILS
1924 l4th.
A. DOLLAR SAVED Is

!! A DOLLAR SAVED Is !?
You tiiisi, IL. We have nine
cars that must be sold at the
best price they viii bring. One
il q flVe~paSaeoper. Hiz~cyIlidef
sedan in wonderful condition,
Another j. a ~cll kupWn 4. ! hen
Comes Il STANDARD touring car I:
a sturdy it*e~passci,"ef closed
Job with balloon tires; 4 seven
passenger sedan, e'c, All are IN
good running order: several are
newly refinjshed 10 Duco> 80
names are given. but eaNh H.
good, durable transportation
J he pfiee>~~sg we'll. just come and
see. We tHJH you viii be
pleasantly surprised
PACKARD NA>iiIHG1DH,
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Capital Gara2e l3ih b =. =. ~
PEERLESS,
pssss. .ns 80 ls.t ss 'ep u I i.a.4 nls
tIsas ~. sh.h'i, e.sa shIfh so5 " ."S.Ia
IfsIaf b1nl4 VIZ s91f "a 10 usas
LEERLrSs MOTOR CAR CO
!! I4th at + 1t. M, $3.50.
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Mn t!tl a,Ht eta tataa situate ,nunis ~"
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an,i tia hanslants 81 das ~ tIani,i'n
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sss'* IL 80. .S9" Via s. '"'NN" s ss,..
l,isl ursnrI. With hr aud nav furniture.
la0t N NV @~~rnuteliahls tsent sigsls
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CHOICEST FURN. APIS.

Nf1OICEC TOKN. AZ l =.
Largest group Of freproof hidzs.: 5 acres
Of ground: walking distance downtown: "a
hour eiev and switchboard service: cafe and
Hobbies: h.k. or non-hk.: all large outside
rms. tile baths. finest fittings. large closets
and balconies: . TO rm. suites. $50 NJ:
fast. Phone Cpl. 7744 or see Clifton Terrace
South. entire block Clifton ct. at 18th NV.
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.Padgett-Joyce Motor Co.
OAKLAND-PONTtAC.
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Used Car Department.

:. ~
Line. S44O. 7i2 +. St. s. r..
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
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RENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

bright rooms and large private tile bath: hot
water heat; hot water at all times: light
housekeeping II desired: gas, electricity in
| Saturday or Sunday afternoons. Adams
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u DOZ.
BARGAINS.

A SPECIAL group Of 20 cars are now
on Ssspisv Il, our ''apstaivs show
rnof7- sec them without delay. Good
asso-to gsnt of ''Jse Brooks and coi-
s1eglsts p3odsIs, with or without tops.
WALLACE"
100 +. St. Open Until 9 PM
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1850 10th ST. S.w.-One large room and
kitchen bath and porch adjoining. Pot.
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SALE-AUTOMOBlLES.
REAI. BARGAINS.
STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Whippet-Willys-Knieht.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

We have opened another
Gold Seal" used car showroom
17l1 l4th.
Where you will find a fine Sc
lection of cars at all times.
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1913 CALVERT--Dc<irable room. single OF
double. in private home: hot water Tor
baths IT,