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ity Party in Rumania. and during her
visit to this country she has visited
various centers of Hungarian popula-
ton in behalf of he" cause, which Is to
have Hungary's territory retroceded by
action of the League of Nations,
Absorbed as she Is with serious and
menacing political conditions, Mime.
Justh has been delighted in her expert
ences IN Hollywood, where she has been
admitted to the inner circle, attend
ed all manner of rehearsals and seen
films in the making. Being so famous
o writer, she was earnestly solicited TO
write scenario. But she has acknowl-
edged the ambition to stand beside
Nernard Shaw. who is perhaps the only
great writer of the world who has not
succumbed to the temptation to pro-
duce a script for filmdom.
X
Mr.. and Mrs j. Neville Booker are max
ing great preparation 10 celebrate the
250th birthday anniversary of their fine
old home at Southampton. Long Island.
This handsome domicile is surrounded
b. the oldest cultivated garden space
on the celebrated island, and chronicles
In the middle of the seventeenth CEN
tury tell of its fenced front yard where
as all the other inhabitants fenced in
only their back yards. But a flower
lover OF the family planted her garden
and had stout fence built all about,
stree in those simple years, pigs. cattle.
sheep and goats had the run OF the vii
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ing. wavy locks tucked In bun" at
the nape of her neck.
Miss jean Browne Scott, who so often
Is among the riders and the exhibitors
at local horse shows, will not relax her
interest In things equine when she
joins, through her marriage to Mr.. Nigel
Claudian Colman. M. P, of London, the
ever-increasing sporting circle from this
country In Great Britain Miss Scott
has won an international repute through
her breeding of hackney harness ponies.
and the romance which will soon lead
to the altar began, as 1t were. in her
stables at Glenhardie Farms, STAFFORD
Pa. Mr.. Colman is also interested in
harness horses, and while visiting in
New York City he was taken by a mu-
tual friend to see Miss SCOTS breeding
stables and to observe some of her
ponies in action. This accomplished
young woman belongs to the old coun-
try estate section about Philadelphia
and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John r. K Scott Of STAFFORD, Pa. She
was educated at the Briarcliffe Manor
School and studied for year in Paris
at the Rey School. and for the same
length Of time in London in a branch
of its university. Mr. Colman is a son
of the late Frederick Edward Colman
of Reigate, and his mother was for
merry Miss Helen Dalziel. sister of Lord
DalZiel of Wooler. He Is the grandson
OF the late Sir jeremiah Colman and
represents in the Commons the Brix-
ton division of Lambeth, and he Is an
ardent conservative and upholder of MIR.
Stanley Baldwin's ministry He main
tains an extensive country place. Broad
leas, near Reigate. besides mansion in
st. James Park
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is non
committal in comments on the latest
announcement from Europe concerning
an air taxi service from the important
seaports to any part of the continent.
No doubt the flying hero nourishes such
dreams of having this country as ad-
vanced as the Old World in the matter
OF flying But to establish such a regu-
lar service as meeting the fast liners at
the dock and taking of passengers as
soon as they have cleared the customs
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ALUMNI GIVES DANCE.

Dean Grace Hays Riley and the
Alumni Association of the Washington
College of Law gave reception and
dance in honor of the so graduates OF
the college last evening at the Womens
City Club Approximately 200 persons
attended.
Dean Riley and the president of the
Alumni Association. Edwin A. Mooers,
were assisted in receiving by the honor
board of trustees. Judge Mary O"Toole.
Miss Katherine Pike, Miss Helen Jami-
son. Miss Laura Berrien. Miss Marie
K. Saunders. Mrs. Mary B. Linkins,
Mrs. Clare Trick Wilson and the grad
uatinp class
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Tales of Well known Folk
In Social and Official Life
Personal Sketches and Incidents of Special
Interest Grouped From Collection Obtained
in Worldwide Field

facts about the Foreign Legion AS asccr-
talneo by man of repute in the news
paper confraternity.
Mr.. Hartland Campbell MacDoupall
VINO was married during the past week
IN Montreal to Miss Mary Dorothy Mol
son. was we'll known in Washington
curing the three years before the
united States took hand in the World
war He was military attache of the
British mission to Washington under
Sir Richard Crawford and after the
armistice he was frequent visitor
He is son of the gallant Mai. Hartland
Brydges MacDougall, who was COM
misSioned by the British war minister
at the opening o: tho Civil War TO be
an observer and who later Joined the
42d New York Regiment and remained
with the command for some years, Mr
MARYLAND Campbell MacDougall spent
his boyhood In New York City and
finally cast his lot with Montreal, where
he has attained success on the Stock
Exchange and ranks high in the sport
ing and social circles of the Canadian
city. His bride is the daughter of Col
Herbert Molson. who was throughout
the World War In command of the 42d
Battalion of Canadian forces, was seri-
ously wounded at Ypres and who wears
the military cross and the distin-
guiShed medals and orders of this
country, France. Belgium and Italy.
Mrs. MacDougall is leading member
of the Montreal Hunt Club and has
many times been the guest of the West
chester and Syosset clubs.
y
Miss Joyce Phipps. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Paul Phipps. is among the
several maidens from this Republic
who. after being presented at court,
remains to take part in the gayest sea-
son London has known since 1914
This pretty young girl is the daughter
Of Norah, the youngest Langhorne
beauty. and she therefore is a niece
Of Lady Astor, and has been domiciled
with her cousin. Phyllis Astor. in the
London mansion whilst her parents are
staying at Cliveden. Miss Phipps is
as vivaciouS and clever as her mother
and her aunts and has introduced Lon
Don swiinns to the joys of the ukulele
accompanying a sweet-singing voice In
moon-lit garden She is also a pro-
f1cient dancer and knows all the allur-
ing motions of the Hawaiians. Three
luipoit tdilt HieInDeTS oI the ASLOf lam
lily are among the debutantes of the
London season. the Hon. Phyllis, oldest
Of the three daughters of Lord and
Lady Astor, NJ. p; Lady Violet Astor
who married Maj, John Jacob Astor
Lord Astor's younger brother. pre-
sented her daughter Violet. by her first
husband. to Lore Charles Mercer
Nainen. brother of Lord Lansdowne and
the Virgfnia-New York girl, Joyce
Phipps, who has been at school near
London for the past year Miss Phipps
is on record as violently denouncing
short hair and short gowns and Is
noted for her charming frocks on the
order of those worn by maids in WAL
lace Nutting pictures and for her shin
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lage. Enlargements and repairs have
been made In the two and a half CEN
turtles since the original owner. James
Foster, built his mansion. But the
sturdy stone foundations stand and the
west side Is untouched. The north side
suffered in the famous gale of 1915
and a new roof had to be put on, and
during this operation a new wing was
extended along the water front. Fos-
ters have married into all the pioneer
families OF this section of the Empire
State. in 1896 the fourth James Fos-
ter married Phoebe Cook Of Beaver
Dam. and from this marriage came
the present owner. James Neville Book
er, on the distaff line AS Southamp-
ton delights In pageants dealing with
lts past, the birthday party OF the old
est mansion in Long Island will prob
ably take the form of fancy ball, in
mid-July
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FALLS FROM STEAMER.

Michael Healy of Chicago Drowned
in Far East.
Y SHANGHAI, June 16 N).-Michael
Healy of Chicago, resident of
Shanghai for the past nine years. fell
from Japanese steamer en- route to
Nagasaki late Thursday and was
drowned
He was auditor in the Philippines
from 1900 to 1904 and was a commits
sloner in Alaska from 1907 to 1913.
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SALE--AIJTOMOBILES.

OLDsMoBILE SPORT ROADSTER. 1928
This car has been driven less than 500 piles:
| the sales manager of Washingtons largest
Oldsmobile dealer. Liberal discount Phone
Mr.. Emge. Potomac 4763. -.-
! OLDsMOBIIE COACH. 1927; in perfect con-
dition. SAYS: liberal terms. owens Motor Go"
| 6323 Ga. ave. .-
/ OIDsMOBIIE TWO-DOOR SEDAN DEMON
be told from new. Guaranteed Phone North
s47 for demonstration. or see at 1876 2oth
OIDsMOBILE DE LUKE COACH, Io27--Ex-
ssnt EbS sSs and eSon So S 4 guar
oLDsMoBILE SPORT COUPE, la27~-Will
guarantee $3.50. Terms, Phone North 34T,
or see at 1925 goth 81. NV -------..--.----
, buy at $50. Terms. Phone North S47. or
| OVERLAND SEDAN. Ie24-This is dandy
little car foi sl2S; terms Owens Motor Co.
PACKARD COUPE. single six, 4-wnee
brakes; perfect condition; sacrifice. $3.50
Mr., Edge, 1921 L ST. n:w....---- ..- 2"
rubber: $500 isas ilth St. nW.-e-
rEEELESS COACH. l9e6--In fine condition:
new tires: $3.50, including insurance. Call
Franklin S09S for demonstration. Il
PONTIAC COACH. I926--Nechanically Q. X.
appearance excellent S425 Terms Phone
North SAT for demonstration, or see at l126
goth st, NV. -.
ped, fine mechanical condition; good appear
ance; cannot be beat at SS65 Sheriff Motor
PONTIAC CoUPEm5H.ere is a snsppy coupe IDe
bumpers front and rear. motometer and new
tires. 1918 1921 L 81. NV. -.
pSS GoAcH sas mGd eGns GGs PAINT S
good tires: bumpers. saOo iS9i L st. NV,
PONTIAC DE LUXE COUPE, l927-Appear
anee and condition excellent VIII gqqssrasn an
Demonstration, or see at lI2e 20th st NV.
STUDEBAKER STANDARD 4-DOOR SEDAN;
driven 6,S00 by only. one owner; refnished
come in and see for Yourself $3.50 is the
price. Dick Murphy, Inc, 1885 18th st.
STUDEBAKER COACH-Iatc model; excel
appreciate See Mr.. Barnes ilsa Connecti-
cut ave Decatur 33e0 Open Until pm.
STUDEBAKER 2-DooR SEDAN, low mileage,
balloon tires, looks equal to new can be
ha1 Tor the unpaid notes of 1864 Peck
sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL sTx-4-door sedan:
late model; low mileage: new tires paint
chanRe for smaller sedan. Col T865-W,
Sunday or EVENINGS
TEMPLAR 4-PASS SPORT ToURING-In
perfect condition; real bargain for s95
WILLS-ST. CLAIR eieht cylinder. paSsen-
ger sedan, 1924 model: in perfect condition
throughout and demonstration Si95 cash.
1919 18th St Adams 1894.
wILLyS-KNIGHT ROADSTER 4-cyl, good
motor SOS. Mr.. Mcclure, Adams 1859.
WILLyS~KNIGfIT four-cylinder. club sedan,
new paint, tires; mechanically excellent
$3.50. Seen at 1882 12th NV,
PHYSICIANS CAR, driven only by owner;
coupe; appear rance and condition excellent;
tires good as new; price reasonable. Arcade
Garaee, l4l7 Irving st. NV. Tel. Col so. u
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler's,
92o Pa ave. NV. every Wednesday and Sat
nrday. 10 am.
REPOSSESSED CARS-Real bargains; cash,
terms, trade. Call Sunday New York
cial body For sale at
SECURITY STORAGE co.
1l40 18th st, NV,
PEERLESS ROADSTER.
snappy Job, Just refnished Sure, IL
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SALE--AIlTOM0RILES.

sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
REDUCED
PRICES.
Don't fail to come in and see
these wonderful values.
1926 Hudson Coach.
1927 Chrysler 80" Cabriolet.
1927 Hupp Sedan.
1926 Chrysler $50" Sedan.
1925 REQ Sedan.
1927 Buick Standard 6 Sedan.
1927 Chrysler 40" Coupe.
1927 Chrysler $50" Roadster.
1927 Chrysler 40" Sedan.
1926 Chrysler So Touring.
1923 Chryslcr 81 Sedan, dem
onStrator.
1925 Marmon 77pass., 6-cyl.
Se0an.
1925 Chryslcr 20 Brougham.
1927 Ford Coupe.
1927 Essex Coach.
1927 Nash Light g Coach.
1926 Cmysler 90 Sedan.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
AND OTHERS.
Fl. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
Distributors.
1927 14th St. NV.
North 1926. Night, North o826,
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We have decided to really
cash in on the big demand for
used cars that comes with July
4th. For one whole week, be-
ginning today, we are featuring
the GOOD WILL" used cars
listed here at sweeping price re-
auctions. The cars we have
chosen are the cream of our
entire stock. Every one is in
finest condition and completely
equipped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01
3113 18th St. NV.
STUDEBAKER
HOLIDAY BARGAINS.

We offer for your inspection
these four cars of very popular
makes and very late models,
and, last but not least. the price
is right.
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FOR SALE--Cadillac, 5 pass.
sedan. late 63-D model, perfect
duco and nickel finish, new tires,
low mileage. Will sacrifice.
Leaving City. Call Monday
A. M. for appointment to inspect
car Telephone, North 7l58,
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Chrysler 40" Cabriolet.
Rumble seat. four new tires, very low
mileage, car originally around $4,000. This
sporty car looks like new and runs like new,
for only Si.0BS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

Make this the best vacation
you have ever spent with a car
of your own. Why buy a cheap
new car when you can buy SUI
perior comfort and dependable
transportation at less than that
cheap new car costs? Our dis
plays are filled with late model
touring cars, roadsters, sedans,
coaches and coupes. A few are
listed below. Make your selec-
ton now before the huge vaca-
ton demand reduces our stocks.
It.is not boastfulness when we
call the cars taken in trade
Good" because each one re-
ceives a searching examination.
Then our mechanics fully recon-
dition It so that it will give salts
faction and be fit to associate
with our good name.
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BUY NOW FOR YOUR
HOLIDAY TRIP.

d u I NOW FIR 1oON
HOLIDAY TRIP.
1897 Iss: gSIsk . :.esss, s csspe
1928 Chevrolet Coach.
1895 Chevrolet Coach.
Cheyrolet Tcurings, $50 up.
l92e Dodge Roadstsr.
is5s b bodss o coaran''
1925 FORD Tudor sedan.
i is5s F FSrd TTS Surins.
1925 Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan.
1875 6 6SsSaa q Coaches "a to select FROM
1895 oakland landau Sedan.
1926 Oakland Coupe.
1927 Pontiac Landau Sedan.
1925 Pontiac Landau sedan.
1925 Pontiac Coach:
1925 Pontiac Roadster.
OTHER BARGAINS.
Sud a a2gA!s TsoyRme.
ofbsM S29Ek COACH.
$50 UP.
GOOD WILL OAKLAND
SAYS:
You'll surely be independent
July 4th if you buy Good
WIZ Used Car"
Small down payment-easy
terms.
l.. P. STEUART, INC,
1925 i4th.
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1923 Chevrolet.
1927 Studebaker Roadsters.
1926 Buick Coach.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1926 Essex Coach.
1927 Essex Coach.
1924 Lincoln Sedan.
1925 Dodge Roadster,
1924 Cadillac Is Sedan.
1927 Peerless s Sedan.
1927 Peerless 6 Roadster.
1927 Peerless Sedan.
1923 Peerless Sedan.
1925 Nash Roadster.
1925 Buick Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
SEVERAL. PEERLESS
DISPLAY CARS
30 OTHERS
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.
l4th AT p STREET
OPEN EVENINGS
AND SUNDAYS
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80 CARS MUST GO.
$4,000 in Gold GIVEN AWAY.
EVERY CAR REDUCED.
We Invite Your Attention.

1923 Nash Special Cabriolet $3.50
1923 Essex coach. ....... 600
1927 Chevrolet Impe rial
oCddh.. Wv
1927 Chevrolet.coupes e.. $50
1927 Standard Buick coupe. US
1927 Peerless 40" sedan. :. 875
1926 Chrysler roadster. -. $50
1926 Buick master IS" sdn. US
1926 Hudson coach. 49,. SIS
1926 Hudson brougham. =. SIS
Dodge touring. ............ Us
1926 Buick master IS" ch.. j. o75
1925 Hudson 7-pass. sedan. $50
1925 Chrysler roadster. -. 625
1925 Chrysler sedan. ...... SIS
1925 Nash coach. :. 425
1924 Buick sedan. ......... 15
1926 Essex coach. ......... Us
1927 Ford roadster. ...... $50
Packard Straight Eight Sport
Tour.
Pierce-Arrow 4-passenger Sport
Phaeton.
MANY OTHERS.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
1910 l4th St. NV. N. 10l73.
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HUDSON--ESSEX.

HUDSON-ESSEX.
Never before in the history OF
our business have we been able
to offer such wonderful bargains
in used cars.
HUDSON rs BRouGHAM - A beautiful
appeafins car that looks and runs IKE new
for Sass.
HUDSON rs coAcH--rhe performance Is
very smooth. and the equipment includes
sapS- Ask to see Bank car.
ESSEX 81 surER-sTx sEDAN-orixinal
finish like new; interior spotlesS; motor ex-
ceiient Reduced to Ss2S.
ESSEX AZ ROADSTER - A very snapps
sport car: Original Paint perfect; . beau
tifui green. THIS car has been sheeksa IN
FaIly souipDed. ssas
ESSEX 20 MODEL ooAcH--Motcr rebuilt
transportation this popular e-csIinder csf
cannot be beaten: fully equipped. Only sass.
oLpsMosrLE 'ss coAcH-spisndid SHAPE.
Only S205.
CHEVROLET rs 4-DooR sEDAN--Dr,vrn
only few miles; orisinal finish excellent
dition rood. Only sses
FORD COUPE. MOTOR NO. is77ssas --rsv
new balloon tires; runs like new Real buy
at sisS
CHEVROLET rs coAcn--runs equipped;
5 balloon tires, Only $aBS.
wHErPEr COACH. ie2p--This neat A,,le
lnish and upholstery spotisss, Only ssss.
This car cannot be duDllcated Tor k9ss
gTupEBAKER isaa TouRrNo--ln wonder
fnl shape snechanieally; GOOD tires. A sac
rifioe AT SIS
HUDSON 4-pAss. spEEnsTER. ssai--This
car win give many thousand mites OF tranS@
portation Only $50.
HUDSON 1928 pRouoHAM -- outstanainr
value Reduced TO ssss.
Many Other Real Bargains.
T.AMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS COMPANY,
HOUSE or CONFIDENCE
1854 l4th St, NV,
UNION STATION
GARAGE.
Good Used Car Bargains
s s sssY s.s ssse Yst.s ,s' ;sS gSHe ss
Chcyrclet landag ssdans, a, lssaa''..,.,> sSSS
Nash ToqEIns used ss , Lite, o,s.r sosA sss
used cars can be seen at
% i S1 ), 'i Nd 1' III I've - NE >.
COOPERATIVE
USED CAR DEPT,
p,SEf4 dsNpn GO esr bA SEas rIs; sabbL WHY
ks22gg N ikaapsS Y22e ARX sts csR
SHsfSS TIN faF sotroVss s8Ha i Asssr
1925 Chevrolet Coach. -, $3.50
1924 Buick 4 Roadster. :. $50
1925 Maxwell Touring, -. $50
1926 Cidsmobile Coach. -, $50
1925 Studebaker Coupe, -. $50
1920 C.hrysler So Coupe. -. $50
1926 Chevrolet Coupe, -, '2S
1923 Buick 4 Touring. 49,. rs
Six others, SIS 10 100
1925 lIth ST. NV.
Decatur $3.50,
open Until 10 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

Studebaker Dictator" Sport
Roadster.
Rumble seat, fully equipped finished In
the original two-tone blue; very low mile
age. This car is practically new and is
fully guaranteed You would look nice in
this on the ath. We consider this a bar
gain at S91S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

TERMS AS LOW AS
ONE-THIRD DOWN AND
BALANCE IN Is MONTHS.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
Open Evening Until 10
and Also Sunday.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES

OLDS COACH.
This car has been we'll taken care Of
PFiced right for quick sale. Your car in
trade; easy terms. Graham-Paige Co. Of
Washington, d. c. Factory Branch. 1922
14th st. nv. Potomac 773.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

WASHlNGTON'S BEST
Dependable Used Cars at
Bargain Prices.
1879 CHRYsLER a-CyLINDER COACH.
Is3T BUICK MASTER 8 BROuGHAM.
1925 BUICK MASTER T-PASS. SEDAN.
1876 BUICK STANDARD SEDAN
1878 HuPMoBILE SPORT ROADSTER. s.
1925 GARDNER SEDAN. e-TN>L1NE
1925 BUICK MASTER COACH
1928 BUICK MASTER SPORT TOURING.
1875 HUDSON COACH
ORDS. LATE MODELS
These cars have been thor
oughly reconditioned. New
tires and rehnished in Duco.
WASHINGTON AUTO
EXCHANGE.
20lS l+th St. NV, Bet. u & V.
Open Rvenings and Sundays
BUSINESS Is BETTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01
OUR
SEMI-ANNUAL
SALE OF
Gold Seal
Used Cars
IS NOW GOING ON.
BOB FLEMING
SAID
SELL THEM.

We need the room. We are
selling 10 to 20 used cars per
day. We still have car to suit
you. Be ready to enjoy the
4th of July in your own Gold
Seal" car.
All in condition to give you
a trouble-proof vacation. We
have cut prices and lowered
terms, which makes it easy for
every one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

Nash Two-Door Sedan.
Fully equipped. including Balcrank bump
ers, four new tires has had seat covers on
since 1t was purchased Very low mileage.
This car really look like new and a bargain
at $685.
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SALESROOMS

SALESROOMS
Conveniently loo ted, and
courteous statesmen who will
gladly demonstrate the car you
select.
A SMALL DEPOSIT
WILL RESERVE YOUR CAR
OPEN EVENINGS
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new Fully euippec Great reduction
Terms 1881 18th 81. Gee Mr BTitton,
CBEYFIEE COACH, late model. hne con-
eitson q real bargain; ses5, cash, terms.
trade. Apply Sunday. 7 Gew York Ave -
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Studebaker Dictator" Sedan.
Original finish. like new four new tires,
fully equipped including seat covers and
guaranteed to be in hrst-class condition
Very low mileage. Come in for a demon
Stration. It's a bargain for only secs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

i STFRPFTT & FLEMING. Inc.
HOME OF TIVE GOLD SEAL CAR,
| Champlain 81 At Kalorama I'd,
l7il i+th ST NV.
SliO NJ St. NV,
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A FEW MORE FOR YOUR
APPROVAL.

Oakland Coupe $50
Hudson Sedan .......... $50
Dodge Touring ......... $50
Chevrolet Roadster ...... IS
Stearns Sedan ....... sos
Dodge Sedan ............. T5
Studebaker Roadster. ...... lis
Hudson Brougham ........ 6o5
Studebaker Touring ...... rs
Durant Sedan $50
Essex Coach ..... Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

CHRYgLER MODEL ~ SEDAN, iszS-Dem-
onStrzfors can be b0ught ~ very low price.
qnlck sale Marvel Motor Co. 18th and Col
~ Phone Col EI&G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

our BOAST.
The Clcanest and Best in Town.
La sale Sport Roadster,
1928 AunNYA Convertible Sedan.
lAsA Oakland Cabriolet
1928 Whtrpst Roadster
1877 Buick std "a HrCusAam.
laes nNick Master Coach
1897 ChrSSler 70 Roadster.
taS7 Essex SEDAN
lae6 Franklin Roadster.
IasA FsSex coach. $3.50.
1928 ChrySier 70 pNAetcN
iSss Ford C0upe,
Open Evenings--TermS,
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
1924 l4th, Potomac 1851.
PAIGE SEDAN, 1923.
Less than $,Neo miles; new~ear guarantees
hlg reduest yeug car In trade, eaSy terms
Graham patge Co. OF WASHINGTON. u, g,
TTS
te0ntiaasa go Next Fase1
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No sale is complete until the
customer is satisfied.
Evety car we sell means new
friend, because we honestly rep
resent every car and honestly
price each one. We want you to
know the car you buy, and we
want yoa to drive 1t and see its
performance.
Each car that leaves our floors
has been thoroughly recondi-
toned from head lamp to tail
light and carries guarantee of
satisfaction. Your inspection of
our late models is always wei
come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

TRUNK REPAIRING, suit cases, bass. etc,
Open evenings Columbia Leather Goods Co.
2Sfo IAfH Adams Tisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01
SALE--AuToMOBILES.

WINDOW SHADES screens and metal
weather stripping Butler & Son, 1881 Good
Hone r6 sc Lincoin 1923
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

cHRY8LEE 10 ROADSTER. is2g-paint.
tires, upholstery ike new. Mechanically
peffecs and the price is right Terms easy
1891 1871 st Gee Nj Eritton.