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Evening star., 1928-11-10
DR.. HORACE G. BYERS.
JOINS CHEMISTS GROUP
Elected to Membership in Wash
ington Chapter of American
Institute.

DR.. Horace c. Byers, principal chem
ist in charge of the Division of Soil
Chemistry and Physics of the United
States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils,
was elected to membership in the Wash
ington Chapter of the American Insti-
tute OF Chemists at the November meet
ing OF the society, held at noon yester-
day at the Chestnut Farms Auditorium.
DR.. Byers was the founder and first
national president Of the institute and
until recently was member of the tech
nical staff of the Cooper Institute of
New York City
The meeting, which was attended by 30
chemists representing nearly all of the
city's institutions and Government de-
partments employing chemists, included
in its program a tour of inspection
through the Chestnut Farms Dairy
plant. a banquet in the auditorium and
a business meeting. presided over by
DR.. A. r. Merz, local president.
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CONTRACT AWARD ENDS
M ST. BRIDGE DISPUTE

A two-year dispute over the M Street
Bridge across Rock Greek in George
town ended yesterday when the Dis
trict Commissioners awarded contract
to replace the old structure to the
Farris Engineering Co. of Pittsburgh.
The Farris Co. now is engaged in re-
decking the Highway Bridge.
The bridge will be of girder construc-
ton. BY this decision, the Commits
sioners overrode objections of the Fine
Arts Commission, based on artistic
grounds, that the arch type Of construc-
ton should be used.
The bridge was condemned two years
ago, and a heavy flow of traffic has
been diverted to the Pennsylvania
Avenue Bridge.
The work is to cost $167,31431. It is
TO begin some time next month. Funds
have been available since July /.
New York has a Jewish Teachers
Association.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT AS FIRST LADY.
TO KEEP OTHER NEW YORK JOBS
Governor-EIect's Wife to
Teach, Run Factory
and Entertain.
Has -Four Boys She Also viii
Keep in Touch With
Constantly.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 1o.-Part of
each week after January Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt will be mistress If
the executive mansion in Albany. The
rest of the week will find her in New
York City teaching literature and his
tory at the Todd-Hunter School for
Girls, of which she is vice principal.
In between times she will help run a
furniture factory, serve on few COM
mittees end boards of directors and
keep up with current history, in which
she is keenly interested.
And all the time, as the mother OF
four boys away at school, she will be on
call to go, at moments notice, to
Groton or Cambridge, Mass.
Boys Not Neglected.
"a lot of things can happen to four
boys away at school" says Mrs. RooSe-
welt, wife of the Governor -elect of New
York.
And so, to be nearby in case any of
those things should happen, Mrs. Roose-
welt remained in New York when her
husband left today for months vaca-
ton at Warm Springs, Ga.
Preparatory to working out sched-
ule whereby she may adjust her busy
and complex life to the demands made
on governors wife, Mrs. Roosevelt says
she is going to start out by getting
rid Of some of her jobs.
Her work as member of the advisory
committee of the Democratic national
committee and head of the women's ma
tional organization ended with the cam
paign She is planning to resign from
several board of directors, including
those of the Foreign Policy Association,
the Women's City Club of New York
and the New York City Housing Com
mission.
II haven't worked out a schedule
about my teaching" she said. Nov
1 am teaching two hours day. I sup
pose I shall have to pile it up, come to
New Tork along about .>iesday. night
Evening star., 1928-11-10
CONTRACT is AWARDED
FOR NEW FIRE HOUSE

The District Commissioners yesterday
awarded to James L. Parsons contract
for building the fire engine house at
Sixteenth street and Colorado avenue
northwest. Parsons entered a bid of
$4,000
The Commissioners decision followed
by few hours the action of the Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday in refuS-
ing an amended petition for injunction,
filed by residents cf the vicinity, to en-
join them from building the engine
house at that spot
The Commissioners first bought land
at Sixteenth and Gallatin streets north
west for the engine house, bat following
vigorous protests from residents. they
abandoned the site and bought the
present location.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
ROBBINS GOES TO GEORGIA
Assistant Secretary of War Will
Address D. A. r. in Savannah.

Col C. B. Robbins, Assistant Secre-
tary of War, has gone to Savannah, Ga,
to address the chapter there of the
D. A. r. tomorrow. Later he will go by
plane TO Hot Springs, Ark, to address
the convention of the National Guard
Association, Tuesday afternoon.
He will visit Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
then go to Cincinnati, where he will ad-
dress the Reserve Officers Association
next Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
at Very Specia

An Annual weeks advanceoers values of
exceptional onyn silks the regular
Woodward Lotop quality and wide variety of the
shades of the
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Removal of Southern
Heroes Bodies From
&c. O. P. Soil" Urged
nv the Associnted prnss.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss. November 10.
The bodies of Robert E. Lee
and Stonewall Jackson would be
removed from Republican soil"
in Virginia to Democratic soil"
in Mississippi under resolution
introduced in the State Legisla-
ture yesterday by Senator CaSteel.
The resolution was referred to
the rules committee.
Virginia gave Herbert Hoover
a majority for President in the
election. Mississippi remained
Democratic.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
RICHARDSON RITES HELD.
Army Captain Buried in Arlington
Survived hv Widow.

Army Captain Buried in Arlington.
Survived by Widow.
Funeral services were held at Arling-
ton National Cemetery this afternoon
for Capt. Thomas B. Richardson, United
States Infantry, who died at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-, Wednesday.
He was born in Chicago, May Is,
1895, and served in the Texas National
Guard and the Officers Reserve Corps
before his appointment as a first lieu
tenant in the Regular Infantry in Au-
gust, 1918. He served during the World
War, and in 1921 was graduated from
the Infantry School,
His widow, Mrs. Josephine Richardson
of st. Louis and friends from that city
attended the funeral.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

and stay until Friday night, or some
thing like that"
The furniture factory, situated on the
Roosevelt estate at Hyde Park, N. Y,
was started two years ago by Mrs.
Roosevelt and two of her woman friends
to teach a trade to boys of the district.
They bought their site from Mr.. Roose-
velt and have made the factory pay
ing concern
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BOARD OF ZONTNG APpEALs.
A,sto Supplies and Repairs

GODD USED BATTERIES exchange;
or balloon. At the U. s. AUTO PARTS
AND TIRE COMPANY. 853-859 Massa-
chusetts Ave.
JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains
for your car 400 Kentucky Ave. 3
HAVE your brakes refined: authorized IA
ton. South Side Sales Co. DR.. 624q
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Real Estate for Exchange

Building and Contracting
you home. Our homes are better and
cheaper, as we have no statesmen COM
missions to pay. ELVERS AND KLEIN.
Ii. 1927.
GENERAL building and contracting. re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1876 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
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All Prices Slashed

The following cars have been
greatly reduced in price. G. M. A. c.
terms, the lowest payment plan
available.
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet like new
in all respects. Bal crank bump
ers; spare tire, only. ........... $4,000
1927 Ford Roadster: rumble seat; S
good tires; our feature buy. 225.00
1926 Ford Tudor sedan; in fine
condition Observation-Disclosures $4,000
1924 Ford Touring looks and runs
ike new only .....,......,.... 5000
Wonderful b buy at eoO0 '-.eo. 1880
1924 Dodge Sedan. looks fine: Al
mechanically .-...............,. 22o.OO
1925 Hupp Club Sedan: new finish:
one anu ' -ol-. 40 tOO0 40 new 425Oo
i'1 perfect from the tires to G TOP $4,000
Late 1926 Chevrolet touring
dandy; extras; only ........,... 10000
1926 Chevrolet Coupe; Al. through
out '''''''''''''''.'' zoo'Uo
1925 Chevrolet Sedan: a fine car:
with extras; only .............. $4,000
Hare Chevrolet Go.
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Earns for Rent
40 ACRES
Close to city. Ri O232.
Suburban. for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

condition II priced right. GOODE &
GOODE REALTORS. Ri. 644l. No. II
Union Trust Bldg,
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Help Wanted Female
HTGH-GRADE WOMAN

A department OF large firm
has an opening for an am
bilious woman with sincerity.
tact and individuality. She
will have direct charge of
other women in a sales capac-
ity. She must be well edu-
Gated, have pleasing person.
atty, be able to hear and
speak clearly over the tele-
phone. She will be well
schooled in the work, which
offers the opportunity to learn
one of the best paying profess
sions. Preference will be given
to applicants that have held
executive positions. and had
sales training. Give complete
information as to age. bust
ness experience. education. etc.
Give business references. All
applications will be held strict
ly confidential if so desired.
Write Box A 20, care of Times.
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Houses for Sale

GROOM MODERN, $4,100
300 block N. Temple: owner leaving city:
small down. balance monthly. Lii 3516,
M. George, Oh. 4180.
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Room for Rent With Boorc

CENTRAL, 235s-Cozy front rm.. plenty
hot wa, 3D. meals; l or gentlemen.
Ia. 6576.
MIMI, E. i6i5-Nice warm. front room;
modern; hot water; car line. DR.. 1851.
NEW JERSEY N. 5l7-Large rm. for q
good meals. 35c; modern. Ii. 1914
/ OR 2 CHTLDREN-School age. Semi
modern home. Oh. 5741.
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Business Opportunities
Coal and Wood
Winter Is Just Around the Corner
c.naa cal VIII "a Ah,,cL, LIinher

Winter Is Just Around the Corner
Good Coal Will Be Much Higher
KINDLING WITH EACH TON
Best Vir. lp.. Ain. clean fkd....... 625
Best Xir; mine run; 500 lp. 49,. go
none better for cook stove or retore ZOO
Kansas Co; Viz; Harlan Co. Ky
Glendora, Gin. large block, elm fkd 100
Glendora medium lp. 3x6 elm. fkd. SIS
Glendora egg. AKA. elm .fkd.. 6.25
Best Ind md No. Sc egg. 224 tkd..:::. SIS
Try our Pocahontas R. A.. none better.
UNION ICE AND COAL co.
DR.; 1921. 1910 Bluff.
the difference in good coal.
No Charge for Wheeling
W. Va. egg. Axe fkd ..............s60 90
w. Va. Ain. lump. fkd. ............ 6.25
w. Va. Gin. lump. fkd. ............ CTS
Kanawha Co.
Is Crk. W. Va. Ain. lp.. fkd.. $3.50. SIS
Wonder Pocahontas Gin. shv. lp. 7.50
Wonder Pocahontas egg. Axe ...... 7.50
Douglas Seam.
Gree GTeen " Valley Pocs Gin lp SHOW. s9 GO
P Poca Pra aG ' By Eagle s $oo
Poca. mine run No. and 500 Big
W h& Va, nut AFT and slack .:.: s5s
Citizens Coke ................. 825
Ind. Ain. lp. No. fkd .............. 500
Red River Coal Co.
IL 1868. 342 w. Tenth. IL 1868
Kindling With Each Ton
w. Va Gin blk fkd. ........,$6.5O
w Va. 2x6-in. lp. ............. 6.25
E. KY. Gin blk. ............. CTS
Hazard No. 4, washed nut. zee. CTS
Ind. Gin lp. fkd. .......... 5.25
Ind. egg fkd. ............... 500
Frv a ton of our KY Elkhorn
yellow diamond ............. 700
wv Va Kanawha Co. XVI
Hazard Ind. No 81
BETHEL COAL co.
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DR.. 5000
SPECIAL

NJ u = II II
Wonder Poca. Gin. SHOW. lp.. 81. so
Wonder Poca egg 4x6. Douglas seam 7.50
Wonder Poca.. screened .......... 800
Wonder Poca.. mihe run. 49,. $3.50 100
W Va No block screened 49,. 6.25
W. Va. Island Greek, Ain. block
w va. Island creek. Sin. block -
W. va, Ain. No S shoVeled. .... $50
W. Va gin Eagle, seam screened. 625
w Va gin. Eagle seam shoveled. 600
Ind. No. 5. Ain. screened. $500 S. so
j. ID. JOHNSON COAL co.
FL. 1895. DR.. 1910. DR.. 1O1l.
$50 w. Ray.
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ONLY 1880 CASH
AND 1880 PER MONTH

WHAT CAN YOU PAY DOWN?
5-room bungalow with base
ment. located 2849 Stuart At
least investigate. Call Mr..
Canheld. Ii. 1920 or Ii. 6735.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OFFICE FURNITURE from y 8. Coy
Desks, chairs. file cabinets. tables; everything
for your once at sreat sayinss W "a y
ORIENTAL RUGS. carpet and scatter sizes
Also Chinese. Call day or eve. End hoor'
1920 Florida ave. NV. .. -
PIANO. small, upright and stool; perfect;
sell. $40. $50 c st. ne.
Mt Pleasant Music Shop 1910 i4th st. NV
Open evenings. Columbia l64l. -
PIANO. .mahosany. upright. bargain, at
$50. BIO goth st. NV. W.. III
feet condition. $6S $40 Mass. ave NV.
RADIO 5-tube set. speaker and A battery
sell. SIS 22s r, !. ave. NV -.
REFR1GERAToR, 4-door. chartered OAK oak;
opal glass lined. 125-lb. Ice capacity: cost
1850 needs a little repairing; price, SO. As
Seaton st, ne.
REFRIGERAToR, 7x5xlO IT,. Hussman. and
one AFT. Hussman freezer case Used dept
The Stern Co.. 625 La. ave, NV. 81
REFRIGERATOR secondhand. cheap. For
homes. groceries. meat markets. etc 8o7
II ST. NV.
REFRIGERATOR; medium size white white
enamel lined; Si5. Phone Franklin l72s
after pm.
RSoFING-l. 2 and ply; ply. sl25 per
rpii; Certainteed,s slate-coyered roohnss a ana
c s.w,5th and Fla. ave. n.e.-s92l Ga. ave
SEWING MACH1NES-Drophead Singer: $15;
New Home. SIS; Standard. SIS; New Ideal
10 others a At s. all snar New mssnlnes
S h. Sew Mich. Shop, 313 Pa. ave. Sc. l.. 275
SEWING; MACHINE. portable, electric, Sing
err round bohbin, knee control, light, praC-
tically new: SIS at IS per month. Swear
guarantee. Drophead Singer: recnndltioned'
SD NJ w per month GnaTanteed reaa par
ssans, W. UNI. ave, riahNi" 49, 80.
SEWING MACHINE. portable, electric. sing
er: perfect condition; All attachments; s52
BarRan for somebody. Address BOX 5i8-C'
olar once. ------,
SEWING MACHINE; singer, electric. as good
as new. round bobbin. portable knee con-
troll with Sewltsht. Reasonable. ADDRESS
Boz 296-C. Star office. - - .-
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. new style
round boboln, $40 235 r. l. ave. NV,
SoDS-Higl1-gra sots rich top soil well
rotted manure: lawns graded and put IN
TENT, Xxi; gentleman's SUIT 20 stout as
feet hose: 4foot snrines and mattress; all
new, anil 14th 81 n u
r,pre ,o,.s 49,, -. sa,,.. s,,t, s,a.
cost s3e tubes, s2.50 cost IS. t42s st.
TYPEWRITERS- Unaervoods, 500. so: Royal,
S2o so; Remington. 500 So: Smiths S22 so:
Rcmirgton slO oliver $40 These are guar
antepd typewrfters: cash or credit We buy
trade, rent, repair any make See us, save
money. Franklin 1914 District Typewriter
TYpEWRirERs : fully n guaranteed. from $40
up Bent sell ouy repair pd exchange b
open evenings 1891 East Capitol st Lin
I Typr - v,ro .n,,an,ooa r.sn,,,s
az reasonable prices; nothing sold or rented
that is not good Washington Typewriter
Evehance am i3th ct N 90 EranEljn mia
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SAI.E--AtITONiOBII.ES,

BUICK 7rpASSENClER SEDAN, 1925 Excel
lent condition throughout including new
tires ts00 cash OF terms Geofsia 30as.M
al
BUICK COACH, 1928 Phone North 347 FOR
demonstration or see a. li2h a0th st
NV, An excellent buy az s4bO ferms
BUICK 7-PASs. SEDAN, 1897 An excellent
value for the buyer who wants sturdness
and reiiahlity with economy, For smooth.
effnient operation II viii exceed your en-.
neetations Finish, interior and mechanical
condition excellent You viii congratulate
yourself for setting this car at Emerson 4
orme, nth and NJ ats, NV
RuIGK COUPE model a4vaa~ Newly painted,
motor very autet Call after 3 pm, sa7h
cash aAia Conn, ave, eiey faT6
BUICK arD0OR SEDAN. 1889 Driven only
$4,000 miles, absolutely perfect eandttioh;
no dawn paymPut so ner mnnth 10 re-
spousihle property owner Cali Gies, 6bTb,
Ant a6 between and 10 am.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHANGINo, PAINTING an and plaster
heat. porches screened and built, path
plumbing, etc; scrRpe ana lay new noors,
make and hang awnings and window shades
in fact, any improvement or alteration
your home may need. We use Dutch BOY
lead and pure linseed oil; paints mixed on
premises so ingredients may be seen. ms
Is first-class established company All our
work guaranteed; paperhanEing guaranteed
lin writinGl for years. References sup
piled upon request, Cash or terms up to .
years. Free estimates. Peoples Home Deco
rating CO., Inc, si7 9th st, NV. Main i4lS.
Rooms papered, 50 and
up; estimates furnished: work guaranteed
a. +. Georse 3i2a 18th st NV. ADJ T.
Decatur 4l4a .---.---.- ---------------
painting. plastermg and
Interior decorating VIM. A. Little. 8l9 9th
ST. NV. Prone Franklin 6754. .----------------
PIANO TUNING, $3.50 We specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuldins. get
our estimates. Prices reasonable Skilled
mechanics Work guaranteed Sanderson-
Schaeffer Co, ga ST. ne. Lin l05I
ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING gutterins.
spoutine; reasonable prices Cot 1917, day
or nteht Ajax Roofing Co.. 1899 Kal rd
WEATHER STRIPS. Coco metal; they
will outlast your buildinS; low summer
prices now. Call Col. ai35 till 1880 pm.
WINDOW SHADES screens and metal
weather stripping Butler & Son. 1881 Good
Hone rd Sc Lincoln 1929
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANTIQUES, old gold silver. diamonds. lew
slrs A r Arnold. i323 g st n" Man
BOOKS BOUGHT N any ouen,l.y. BRING
them in or phone Franklin S4i5-5Ai6 his
Roo Sll: p, .33 u s., NV -
BOOKS BOUGHT Main 3si3 I'LL @ st
Ivy Paul Pcarlmsn
CAMERAS, field glasses. tools. guns. any
thlng. you have to sell, Groce's' Franklin
COAL RANGE, No o North TAOS or address
Box 237-C. Star of1ce
FURNISHINGS for living room. d. r. and
two bedrooms: good condition and modern;
No dealers. Address Box sl2-c, Star once
81
FURNITURE wanted Call Franklin 705a
before YOU sell furniture or anythins Best
cash prices given Notes. A0S 10Th st. NV
rs years honest dealings. D.
FuRNITuRE Of every description: best ss
SQUARE DIAL Furniture Co. sol Eye st NV
FURNITuRE-wa to buy some used
furniture. also piano. Phone Franklin ssa4.
Can pay cash. j"
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co. 62i La ave
NV. uI phone Franklin l026l -
FIRNtruRE OF al kinds For s esss re- re-
10th NV g
FuRNITuRE-call Douslss. Lincoln $500
FHF time Guy everything, antique OF mnu-
ern Pianos. once furniture, RUGS. china
ware, etc,
FURNITURE and home FURNISHINGS wanted
Write or call Franklin 7i50 for honest deal
lpes. Harkey's Cash Store. Tl3 Eve st, NV
We buy everything.
FURNITURE pay more money for your
household GOODS and office furniture e3s
La. ave, M, $500. Adams 1903 after ON
FURNITURE you have furniture. russ;
pianos and once furniture for sale, call
shannon for best prices Adams 2l5i. 81
FURNITURE Before selling, phone. Frank
lin a8it and get the best results. We posi-
lively pay more for furniture, china, brio
a~bfae, pianos, etc. than any one in the
business. The Lincoln Co. COL r NV.
WE BUY ANYTHING. l.
GOLD. silv1" watches, diamonds and old
lewelfy needed In our manufacturing dept,
Full cash value paid. Seinger's, ana 81,
OLD GOLD-~Brine your old gold silver, plat
mum, diamonds also discarded Iewelrg We
need them in our manufacturing dept, will
pay highest prices. A Kahn Inc. s3S St.
PIANO~~Small upright; must be bargain
for cash. Franklin ATS,
PRESIDENTS and statesmen'S letters, stamp
collections old coins, sold, silver. citrtos
bought Hobby shop. 81 18th. FIR 2nia
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wANTED--SALESNfEN.


Statesmen, 3. 10 give away premiums and
take orders for city and road; somethins
new. ST pm. SO am. ai0 Peoples Lie
ms Bids. .-..-.-.-.--s.
YOUNG MAN of neat appearance with
sales ability TO solicit membership in new
country club: pleasant work; gocd man can
earn 500 per day and more See Mr.
Lewis 1873 Investment Bids. -
SECURITY Statesmen.
Men OF experience and sood standins to
complete our Sa es force in the handling OF
an industrial banking stock which has earned
in excess of s0ce net yearly since Its ineer-
tion years ESQ and has paid 49, to the
investors each wear besides placins sub
stshtisi amount to surplus Plenty OF hve
leads and sales assistance, toHether With
very fine prospectus, will be furnished TO the
men we select Apply between $50 and IL,
TAYLOR & CO,
a3i 18th ST NV
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GuTDFs wanted. SIX men with Slshtsseins
company. experienced, for work r Sahc s;d
sSyrsr;sne. Phone Saturday, 10 TO IL am
ASsrss sqs2-
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sALE--AUTOMOBrLES.

THE PLACE TO BUY
GOOD USED CARS
AT REASONABLE PRICESl
1929 ALL AMERICAN COACI
1927 OLDSMOBILE COACH.
1923 ESSEX COACH.
1927 ESSEX COACH.
1926 ESSEX COACH.
1925 BUICK ROADSTER.
1925 BUICK SEDAN.
1928 BUICK MASTER SIX COACH.
1928 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN.
1925 PONTIAC COUPE.
1928 STUDEBAKER PHAETON.
WASHINGTON AUTO
EXCHANGE.
2015 l4th st. NV.
PHONE ~ 1852
BUSINESS IS BETTER"
1927 PEERLESS s-cYLINDER
Sedan; original paint six disc wheels,
new tires excellent condition This car
will be hard TO duplicate in town at the
price.
PEERLESS MOTOR Co,
18th at r.
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a---a-'a4-i 1000 '4 49, -'i-s.-.'l,a.--s-a
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
! is : cents per line additional 10 the
! resuiar line rate.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EARN $500 TO $4,000 a YEAR HOTELS
CUBS, apartments, institutions. schools. COZ
trained IN men mana and women Demand inersasins
daily Every day openins IN D c. All Ssstes'
housek ssss sseoSntsnts. room clerks
stewards snd other executives Nishs classes
M few o ssort ons Fo or bis ea ray
With bSs,r oppnrts''1 Yrs ope" rs ssq
SCHOOLS. PENNSYLVANIA ave. at 23rd st.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. IL
West 1865. 2l2s II St NV. 4'
PUPILS TO LEARN EAIRDREssrNc, ANn
beauty culture; New York system 1917
st NV
LEARN AUTO nRTvING-sPEcrAL COURSE,
S. also Stnsls Lessons White drivers ISks Lew
REMEMBER THE DATE. MONDAY, SEPT
10. the heginnius OF our Fall term. Courses
to 10 months; attractive positions, 5000
satslor Eoomts Radio COLLEGE lea 4os 9th
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS
DuFour system Of shampooinG. marcel wav;,
ms and facial treatments AnpS second
MEN. woMEN-JoRs FOR LINOTYPE OF
orators. SSo-s6o weekly, short hours. Button
Linotype School, $50 NV Day and eveninS
Become A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
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NOW is A GOOD TIME TO PREPARE FOR
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