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Evening star., 1928-12-20
WOMAN is STILL HELD
IN DEATH OF JANIT0R
Homicide Squad Continues Efforts
to Learn More of Staying
in Social Club.

Detectives were today still holding
Ida Kelly, colored, 54 years old, 1415
N street, in connection with the kill
ing on Tuesday of Joseph Woodson,
colored, janitor of the Social Club, 514
Tenth street. Garner Barbour, 1874
Massachusetts avenue southeast, owner
of the club, who found Woodson's body
on the second floor, was released yes
terday when police became convinced
that he knew nothing of the matter.
The Kelly woman inquired for Wood
son short time before he was found
with the top. Of his head beaten in with
the end rail of pool table.
Members of the Detective Bureau
homicide squad, under the direction OF
Lieut.. Edward j. Kelly, are continuing
their efforts to learn something more
of the Staying, but SO far have been
unsuccessful The woman denies any
knowledge of the case.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
Girl Who Sought
Mate With $4,000
Marries Lineman
nv thn Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
READING, Pa, December 20
Catnryn Hickman of Stony
Greek. who asked the newspapers
last February to say she would
marry a man with $4,000 to
enable her to support her aged
mother and stepfather, is now a
bride.
It was learned yesterday that
she was married several days ago
to William Herson, telephone
lineman.
The girl received many offers
Of marriage last Winter, but none
with the hoped-for $4,000.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
LIBRARY HOLIDAY SLATED
All Branches to Close Saturday
Night and Reopen Wednesday.

The central building of the Public
Library. as well as the three branches
and four suh-branches, will close for the
Christmas holidays at 8 o'clock Satur-
day night and reopen wednesday.
On Monday, December 81, the CEN
tral building. the branches and sub
branches viii be open from 9 to 6
pm.
on New Year day the central build
ing will be open from to 6 pm. The
branches and suh-branches will be
closed on that day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
READY TOPAVE
new HIGHWAY
Machine Moved Onto
Combes Santa
Rosa Road

Pouring Of concrete on the high
way from the Hidalgo county line
through Santa Rosa to connect with
Highway No. 90 at Combes will start
as soon as weather conditions permit,
was the announcement Thursday by
the contractors. Paving Of the
Paroles Line in Los Fresnos was
completed Tuesday and the paving
machine moved to the Combes-Santa
Rosa road. Work Will start at the
Hidalgo line.
Pouring of concrete on the South
most road, southeast from Browns
vile, which started last week, has
been delayed by unfavorable weather.
The paving machine was moved 10 this
highway upon completion OF the mill
AIRY highway 90 the district line last
week. The entire 9.5 miles on the
military highway will be open TO
traffic some time next week con-
tractors state.
A call for bids for paving Highway
No. 96 from Combes to the Willacy
county line is expected from the
state highway department this week,
and il is probable the contract for
this paving will be awarded with the
DeCemDeT COnlEaCLS OF the uepaTL-
ment. In the event it is not included
in the December projects, the bids
will be opened in January.
The Wilson Tract highway, COM
pleted three weeks ago, has been
opened to traffic. as has also the
major part of the Paroles Line high
way. Completion of the Southwest
and the Combes-Santa Rosa highways
will finish al projects financed from
the sale Of the Series &C" road bonds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
BLACK DAMP
KILLS RAIDER
z Other Houston Pro-
hibition Agents
Barely Escape

HOUSTON, Dec. 6.--(P-"Black
Damp" foul air which accumulates in
n hole in the ground which has been
sealed for some time, caused the
death yesterday Of Pat Sharpe, fed
errl prohibition agent, Justice Of the
Peace j. VI. Ray decided today after
an inquest.
Sharpe died after he had entered
an Underground cavern on q farm near
Houston in search of a still. Victor
Buthod, Charpc's chief, became IN
conscious and was pulled from the
subterranean -assage when he made
a futile attempt to same Sharpe. An
other federal agent was almost over
come by the gas when he rescued
Buthod.
Raymond Wiseheart, assistant dis
trict attorney, who il investigating
the veteran prohibition agents death,
asserted his opinion was that Sharpe
wal poisoned from mash fumes CON-
bined with the dampness and other
doors in the cellar.
A 55-year-old Italian living on the
farm where the still was found was
held in Jail. Winston Mcmahon,
u. S. commissioner, intimated that
liquor charges only would be filed
against him unless Investigations re-
vealed that poison gas, placed in the
cave to trap raiders, rather than
fumes from the distillery, had caused
the death.
After Buthod had collapsed while
dragging Sharpe a few feet and hao
experienced a narrow escape, DR..
NJ g.. Waltriu. dentist. succeeded
in tying a rope around Shapes
body which was dragged from the
trap.
The pit contained an old still which
probably had not been in use fer sew
eral months and barrels OF old
whisky mash nearly dry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
CLEANS UP
FORREMOVAL
Gives Away Many Ami
mails From His Big
Menagerie

ALBANY, N. Y, Dee. 6.-(P1-Two
important, though wholly unofficial
duties, confront Governor Alfred T..
Smith before he hands over the yu-
bernatorial reins TO Governor-Elec:
Franklin u. Roosevelt.
His fifty-fifth birthday, which
falls on December 80, just the day
before his final day as governor
must be fittingly celebrated, and his
famous zoo at the executive mas-
sion must be demobilized. The ranks
of the back yard menagerie are rad
ly depleted. Beasts ranging in size
from monkey 10 elk have been or are
about to be given away.
But there are exceptions, five o.,
six OF his dogs the governor refuses
to part with. Joie. ono of a trio OF
monkeys. the parrots, the love birds.
and the canaries will be kept. The
dogs he will send TO a kennel for
the present. Jeff, the huge Great
Dane pictured in newspapers from
coast to coast. is staying.
Representative Parker Corning.
Of Albany. vas presented with a
magnificent 35-pound turkey, sent
TO Governor Smith for his Chris
mas dinner by friends in Texas. The
governor ~"pardoned" the bird as too
fine a specimen TO be eaten.
One member Of the governors zoo
didn't figure in the final roll call.
That was Sammy Houston, the little
burro sent TO Governor Smith ,y
Texas admirers at the time Of the
Houston convention. Sammy died,
but Miss Gertrude Latiirop. an Al
bany sculptures, immortalized him
in bronze. so Governor Smith NAV
still look At him. long after the 9TH
ers have gone the way Of all good
pets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
FREED BY
KIDNApERS
Wealthy Louisville
Gambler Returned
Uninjured

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dee s-fP-
rear because Of widespread publicity
and police activity today was be-
.eved to have caused gentlemen
Aiohapers' to abandon an abduction
plot and release Ed Alvey, co, wealthy
LOUISVILLE gambler and colorful fig
ule OF the racing world, after holding
MIN prisoner nearly 81 hours.
alvey, lone the worse tor his long
Saptivity, returned to his home short
~ Deiore l q. m, today, having been
released without payment Of ransom
money. He had been kidnapped
shortly after 8 o'clock Monday night
while out fos a walk in front of mis-
nome, and was forced into an auto
mobile by three unidentified men,
y OF whom covered him with q
pistol.
From the moment Of his entry into
n car until mis- release in a Louis
vile suburb, about midnight, identity
ol the abductors was carefully shield
ed from Alvey By b~andages placed
over his eyes. Regarding his i'm
prisonment almost as an adventure,
Alvey told his wife and friends who
had gathered at his home when he
arrived, that he had been treated
royalty" and would not mind re-
naming longer with his "hosts" as a
guest.
The k~idnapers, he declared, in
formed him that they had worked out
q plot to kidnap him Sunday night,
and had laid in waiting near his home
1 about midnight. but he evidently had
beat them in"
Alvey said he did not know where
ne had been confined, but thought it
must have been somewhere across the
rivr, possibly 10 or near New Albany,
Ind, 40 he believed the car had been
driven owe the Ohio River bridge
into New Albany after he had been
taken prisoner.
Adhesive tape used as a hoodwink
had been changed at intervals and
a handkerchief substituted to relieve
the strain OF his eyes, he added, but
during the substitution his csptors
had been careful that he could not
see their faces.
The bookmaker said the k~idnapers
frequently "hinted at ransom" but
never made a direct demand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
Flashes Of Life
(Hy The Associated Prsss)

NEW Y0RK-Modern girls, in the
opinion of f. A. Hungerford Of the
New York Y. NJ. &. A., are too MA
terialistic, tooinSistent that theii
husbands be rich and handsome
They won't give serious thought q
anything less than $4,000 a year,
while a man a marry the riyh;
kind OF a girl on $1,000. Hunger
ford's views are given in the asso-
cations publication.
Los ANGELES-Love may laugh
ut ~locksmiths, but not at movie con-
tracts. Jean Arthur Of the screel
was under written obligation no;
TO wed, but she married Julian Anck-
er last July. Now she is seeking an
annulment. The petition AYERS that
she and her husband separated forth
with after a secret marriage.
NEW York; Ken Strong, star
back, did any holding during the
football season, il would have cost
n. Y. L. Is yards. But he's done
some holding since then that has
occasioned congratulations. He has
had his picture taken holding hands
and budding with Miss Rella Har-
zion musical comedy sctress. They
were engaged.
NEW Y0RK-Miss Rosabtlle Dc
Long, opera singer back from Venice.
says that the gondoliers now are
singing mostly "Old Man River and
ION Moolight Bay" and as a result
the tourist feels as IL he il bound
for Coney Island instead Of the
Piazza San Marco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
6 Men Held For
Alleged Staying
OfKey Witness

TEXARKANA, Dec. 6.-Tl-Six
men, alleged TO have killed 2 witness
who helped send some of their num-
her TO the Arkansas state penitentiary
on liquor charges. were taken TO
Prescott, Ark, today for preliminary
trial on charges Of murder,
The men are alleged 20 have Ailled
p. c. Knots, ~60-year-old farmer. aft
or an argument in which they blamed
Knots for their conviction on liquor
charges.
Loyce Biankenship. 1~9-year-old
youth. was the last Of the men to be
arrested. He was picked up on the
Texas side here Tuesday. Lee
Blankenship. his uncle. Fell Phillips,
Floyd Jackson and Albert and Dutch
Bla~nkenship are the others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
Officials Named
For Friday Game

Red Irvine. local school athletic
director. announced this morning
that officials for the game IN this
city tomorrow afternoon. between
between McAllen and Brow n~sville.
would be:
Spitz Clark. referee.
!. =. Martin. umpire.
Groves. headllnesman.
Scott, field judge.
At the same time Mr.. Irvine an
nounced that tickets for the game
had been placed on sale at Bat.
sell-Wells Sporting Goods Store,
the Eagle Pharmacy, and George
Bell Service Station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
BROWNS SELF Ann SONS

PARIS-Pierre Letrude dragged
his two sons into the Marine at
Chalons and drowned with them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
GETS
PRO BALL MEETING

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. s.-(P)-The
1929 convention of the National As
ISOLATION Of Professional Baseball
Leagues will be held in Chattanooga,
Tenn, it was decided at today's ses-
sion Of the annual convention here.
Next years convention will open
the first Wednesday in December.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
Royal Cuticle
Beautiifer Soap

The Royal Company has select
ed and appointed the highest
class and dependable store in
each city through which to OF
fer the greatest Soap Bargain
ever offered in America and in
cidentally make n of the
most unique displays We
shown. We are sole agents fer
the Upper Valley. III you are
unable 10 attend this great
sale. send US your mail order
with sc extra for postage FOR
3 cakes or Toe for 9 cakes and
we will mail them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
A Csc Cake for
Just 10c

Instead Of distributing
Small Free Samples to
each family. the manufac-
turers allow us during
this event to sell a 25c
cake for just 10c and not
more than Six Cakes TO a
customer. Thousands Of
cakes Of this famous soap
and hundreds of American
flags make up this beau
tiful display.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06

To our out-of-town
friends-if you are
unable to attend this
great sale send in
your mail order, add
&c in stamps for 3
cakes and zoe in
stamps for 6 cakes SO
that they will go for
ward to you by Par
eel Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
The Famous Royal Cuticle
Beautifier Soap
Sale Now Going on at Our McAllen and
San Benito Stores
Inaugurating the Greatest Soap Sale Ever Held
in the Upper Valley
y OuuSeoiy OAASA duce their famous


This soap is famous elsewhere
but has never been sold In the
upper Valley under its pres
emit name, although a soap
made from the same formula
is sold everywhere under an
other trademark at 25c a cake.
This Royal Cuticle Soap is the
cleancst. purest, softest and
most soothing you could use
on your hands or face.
You should get a half dozen
cakes Mt the Introductory
price which we will make for
a short time. while the ex-
hibit remains in our windows.
This price is positively the
lowest ever made for such
high grade toilet soap.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06

Everybody in the Upper Valley Will Want
to See This Masterpiece
Executed in thousands Of pieces Of Royal Cuticle
Beautifier Soap
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
Building Made
of Soap

"A sight of a lifetime and
worth coming miles to see.
Every citizen of the Upper
Valley should see this won
derful piece of workman
ship. 1t is a marvel of in
genuity, patience and skill.
1t exhibits the front eleva-
ton of the National Capitol
the Mammoth Arch Of
triumph, with its ornamental
columns of Liberty and Cha
riot Progress. This great
hall, thanked with smaller
halls. running through the
entire building, is shown
with marked exactness as to
its features and adornments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
STRIKERSRIOT
in COLOMBIA
Martial Law Is Asked
To Guard Banana
Plantations

B0ToTA. Columbia. Dec. e.-LPl-
Declaration of martial law in the
Magdalcna banana region where VIC
lence has accompanied a strike Of
plantation workers. has been re-
quested Of the council Of state. 1t
was announced that the situation
was very grave
Official advices stated the strikers
had adopted violent measures 20 pre-
vent other workers from taking their
places. An exodus Of workers from
the region was reported TO be IN
der way.
The request FOR martial Law was
made by the ministers Of interior.
xsnd var in on outline OF the situa-
zion. Should the c%ouncil OF .tat.
agree TO the establishment ~ >
state OF siere. federal t-aops would
be sent 70 the disturbed areas.
The strike has bs.r in n-ogress
FOR several weeks. The MINISTRY a,
Industries attnmnted - mediate be-
tween the workers and their EMPLOY
ers. but this ett"mnt 70 settle the
controversy failed When the UnitAi
Fruit comparv --frr~d to accede
TO the reCueS o. strikers fOr gen
eral insurance. Since .-~r the
strikers hav@ cfr-~ eteadfns.lv r.
their demrrds with the sup-or. OF
socialist directors.
rri~ate disnatche< rer~ivcd ~
New York By companies with inter
est in the region sad mail ~
had alrcad~ hee- ~~-o~laired IN tn
~rrovirce Of N~-dal~ra. ~ AMY of
lahorers armed With w~c'e'ns ard
other VS. stated e h~~a
bes.r r~id;r~ rlar4~.io~S. Tv-ai~e
tLor~and wn~ta-v -rN-a rern-sed -
10 IN sf-iIa ~~i - NC under the
1e.larshin ~ w~~ie~n communities.
The towns of San.s Meta. Cien-
.o, Sev;iis ~rd tr~~~.pra we're
stated ~ h-v~ h~~- r'f~~."'. PROV
.r,- vo-.L ~'n;nr~ of S~nars wa
understood ~ 10 ren~ccd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
AT OUR McALLEN AND
SAN BENITOS STORES
Quality - Service = Value
The National Capitol Built
In Miniature

The greatest cities in America have featured this
unique event and the Upper Valley is not to be out
done. We are more than pleased to give the people
Of the Upper Valley the same advantage ms New
York, Chicago and other large cities, thereby giving
US power to give the public the greatest soap value
in the history of the Upper Valley and vicinity.
This remarkable display is now on exhibition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
WOMAN MINISTER oITITS

BIRMINGHAM. En-.-Rev. Dor
.,Lr r WILSON hiss RESIGNED a. as
o..- -,:-:~se- r. T~--S ~
s+r-~h witfo~- awaiting the end Of
1.r years trial.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

SHOW CASE, bread. pies or cakes; II.
square It. 9 IN. high. Sell SIG. 225 l..
Evening star., 1928-03-22

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sFwFNG RIrFfrF slsget sortBtis eieetfie.
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Evening star., 1928-03-22
sAI.E-AuToMOBILEs.


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roadsiers. t0urtngs ceaches. coupes. sedans:
liberal terms; your ear 20 p1Iat p1a,hp pJ[uWvt Wnu
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BUTCKs-We have some Of the tne.t used
cars that can be purchased small down
en snd essGs and
guaranteed 20 give satisfactory service saea sa9a
n. wlndridEe. RosaIyn. Va CLARENDON !soV y
BUICK MASTER SEDAN. 1929 Fully
looks and runs Ike new: actual mileage ,ilr
about II 900. Address Bog 2i:J star oiilce'
BUICK 1rAssEM,SEH osG1a snDaAs n naval hSspt ol
Ger: priced low for quick sale; rraI par,
gain. sth door. Capital Garage. lath ana
BlIcK MASTER SPORT TounlEG|In
perfect condition; repossessed; bargain; Also
several other bargains Ia fspossesscd cars
BiiHR 4PASs. cOuPE--in very good con.
dtion. ,lres and upholstery excellent. For
quieK sale .A.5' ffinnsIe. z n, Y, ave.
CHEVROLET. COUPE. 1928 fully ccanip
ped a feai bargain. SID, terms. UWrns
Motor Company. b323 Georgia ave. -
CHEVROLET 49, WlH taks Y0ut Chevrolet as
part paymrBt o0 either new vr usn
BUICK. BUICK Agency loth and fou hta'
CHEVROLET COUPE, ID26--Will Fuaran.
tre. t:i:.5 terms Phone franklin $3.50
iDf demonstration or s1s a. Il%o ~ot" 81
cHEyROLRT COACH, 1923. ok. IA every
way; 300; terms OWENS Motor Company
bJ23 Georgia ave. -.--~--------,
for 30 DAYS; s375: terms Phone Franklin
US40 for demonstration or see at ll@o %o'h
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Evening star., 1928-03-22
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

We BUY AND SELL USED CARS
FRED L. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle GARAGE. 110s Vermont Ave
Evening star., 1928-03-22
OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
VALUE FIRST
IS
OUR POLICY.

WHAT DO YOU LOOK
FOR IN A CARA SINGLE
EMPHASIZED ELEMENT,
SUCH AS STYLE, SIZE,
PERFORMANCE? SUCH AS
COM FORT, STAMINA.
PRICE? OR DO YOU LOOK
FOR THAT COMBINATION
OF QUALITIES CALLED
VALUE? IF YOU PREFER
\ "ONE-SIDED" CAR. WE
HAVE A FEW LOW
PRICED ONES. BUT If
VALUE COMES FIRST YOU
WILL CHOOSE ONE OF
our GOOD WILL" USED
CARS.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rPEOLS TERlNG furniture repairing, work
Sons ~ the home II desired F. Weaver
aS& Newton ct. NV. Adams S4u1.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

IANGIStS and decarat
rior. Harry A. Glorlus
. Col A.}3N. aplls
Evening star., 1928-03-22
UFEN VNIII4 y T.Ms- FHthA IAANs
5 Pm SUNDAY,
THE TREW MoNS Co,
1926 l4th St. Decatrfol0.
MARMON Is SEDAN.
BUICK
USED CARS.

20 Buick Std. 2-door Sd, $3.50
'25 Buick 4-cyl. Touring. $50
~ Buick Master Sedan. 200
'25 Buick Master 4-pass.
Coupe ........... $50
20 Buick 7~pass, Sedan. 1900
20 Oakland Sedan ...... 500
20 Nash Spec. 2-door Sd. zoo
20 Studehaker Big 6
Sedan. s-pass, ..... 500
20 Chrysler 4 Sedan. 49,. $50
- Packard 9 Touring. =. 600
IS Buick Standard Coach $50
'2S Chevrolet Touring. l2S
- Stearns-knight II"
Touring ,........ los
~ Buick Master Broueh, 700
- Buick 7-pass, Sedan. $50
'2s Buick 7-pass, Touring 500
~ Buick S-pass Touring. $50
% Ruick Master Sedan. $50
~ Buick A~cyl. Touring. 500
'2S Dodge Coach ,,..... AIS
p Packard 6 Sedan. 49,, 1900
20 Chevrolet Coach 49,. SIS
STANLEY II, HORNER. INC.
l0ls-llll l4th st. NV.
Main $500.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

ADDING MACRTNFS-Sold. rented repaired.
Serts7s S. per mo up. United Tvpe 4
Aad. Mach. Co. lc"F y. Y. ave. NJ. 55ns.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
REQ
"TREW" VALUES

Try and duplicate. the
car and price. Every car
ready to so,
OPEN UNTIL. o Pm EVERY DAY.
pm SUNDAY
THE TREW MOTOR CO,
1926 l4th. 81. Dec, 1910.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FAIRCHILD'S PET SHOP,
1919 9th St. NV. Main 36o7
Evening star., 1928-03-22

RARY CARRIAGE. Heywo0o- Wakefield; ex-
c~llen. condition. l929 East Capitol St
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Gold Seal
Used Cars
AT AS Is Prices.

REMEMBER
A Gold Seal'' car is guaranteed
for so days against any mechan-
ical defect. You are safe in buy
ing here.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
PACKARD.
GOOD USED CARS,

Along with our high-grade
cars we list today some low
priced bargains.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

PAPERE AN6ING-Rooms papered S6 and
no: estimates furnished work GuAranteed.
A. r. GesrSe @l"a 18th ST. nv, Aot. :
Evening star., 1928-03-22

BED. metal. mattress spring cheap bureau
and chairs. all for $50. 2llS 81. nv.
Ant SU-
Evening star., 1928-03-22

PAPERE Angling artistic: rooms SO Op
Souse painting and plaSierinE Speciality
Can at cnt~ for iow Spring estimates J.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

PAPERINS. naintiug; rooms papere>i, s up
painting ct lowest prices; skilled mechanics,
10 years satisfactory service. Met. necorat
Ing & Efnt. On lnn ROO d Er NtlN
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SALE-AUTOMORiLks.
We NEVER MTsREPREsENT
The n YEAh It. X AND Nd MECHANICAL CONDITION

EN- M O-OEE vi X. bARNE Is.
1882 CONNECTICUT AVE. FRANZ. Zoos
OPEN UNTIL s 40 pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.
DOGS, PETS, El'C.

RADIO, 5-tube. Sl45 new: sacrifice for cash
18th 81. Sc. No. l.