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CADILLAC III BROCGHAN = SeF DG-9.
iires: guaranteed condition.: yOug RAT IN
trade. A decided bargain. 1872 Connect
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IVVsS, EFN, III.
WASTFD--police puppy hlaek With tan
paws black and tan face hreasi and stoul
sch. about I'VE months old Main 2Sao
Il n Evans ~
poMERANIANS ped. I males q weeks old
NTs b'Sfr s@ s'i s sns'ns az ys.
BOSTON TERRIERS male and female =
months old. peSilxEeed- Reasonable, 1919
9th 81 NV, Main SH91.
FOX TERRIER. wire-hsired female. Z
months old; strong ami healthy; test pedi.
gree 81 New YORK ave ne IL
FAIRCHILD'S PET SHOP.
1919 9th St. NV. Main 36o7.
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BARBER SHOP. 4 chairs and all equipment
cheap for quick sale 30 Laurel ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
sCnaks...a.t

A CORPORATION dealing in building and
general real estate In Virginia wants
an active wtde-awake man as secretary
Must have cash to- invest and work ON
salary and commission. Must have expert
ence in bookkeeping: references must he
Al. II you have the cash and are quail
fed ii will pay you To investigate Address
Box s3".E. star office.
BARBER SHOP. q chairs and all equipment
cheap for quick sale 30 Laurel ave.
Tak0nla Park.
GROCERY STORE for sale: good living for
the right person. Apply 920 King st, Alex
nndrIa. Va. IL
SODA FOUNTAIN. u feet long good condl-
tion: has had light use. See Roberts. 33l6
1Ith st.
BAKERY for sale at attractive figure 10
Gated in fast-erowing development in this
city: business established and growing daily:
reason for selling will he furnished interest
eel party. Apnly Box l61-E. star Office. 12'
GROCERY AND NEAT MARKET for sale
together with brick dwelling. northwest cor
9th and l. SITS. s-w. Franklin Pas. IL
DELTCATESSES and lunch room. now do
ing $500 per week: will sell with or without
property. YOUR inspection will convince YOU.
COMMERCIAL REALTY co.
1n06 X -. NV. Franklin 6l.0.
GASOLINE SITE.
Unusual opportunity tn secure this Valu-
ab. curner for a gasoline and accessories
business. Your Inspection Viii convince
you. Price very attractive.
COMMERCIAL REALTY co.
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BUYER

--fDr. glove silk underwear: one thoroughly
Experienced with the hest merchandise. will
consider one who has been n capable assipi.
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antee. S475 terms. Phone Prankhn G540
for Demonstration or call at 1876 Goth st.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary 10 he made tn The Star
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finished IN genuine "D0cp' guaranteed lon
initial work; prices az low ns $4,000; come
~ "mh Nc" fnr tari"iy Of huge" n %o"r rs nn
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AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in az
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OFFICE FURNITURE

COMPLETE line OF desks file cabinets Nbek-
Frs Office chairs and tables tremendous saw
iuEs Everything YOU want for your Office
WASHINGTON SALVAGE co.
E,I..t.....r.. llA ~ II y "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

REST OF MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE
for Infants children o yrs Berwyn SIR
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REALTY PARLORS,

WIlFRED ANNOt NcEs,
For the frat 100 tcpnancnts oil the season.
ENTIRE HEAD 81
1905 ii st. NV Frank. SOLO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

CADILLACS--we have a sedan az 1913; a
victoria at $500 and a suburban sedan az
8 $50 that are exceptional vaues. Thess
cars are In excellent condition in svegy re-
spect and are absolutely guaranteed. We also
have "A complete assortment ~ other Eacis-
lacs in all types and models ana all AZ great
" reduced Urice-. TerTn- and yp1r car IN
trade. Washington Cadillac Co.. 1l%S Conn.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 19s6-Aq-
peaFarre excellent; fTech anlCasty G1sraHtee>i
Si.5; terms Sill cash ard SO per Iaosltn
Phone Franklin 65i0 or see at l1-o -eIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

Ska. nerf,~t condition. appearance excel
lent: terms See az I12f goth st. nv. o.
rhnua Er4uElir SSiH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

CHEVROLET COACH. 1923: fne condition.
many extras. a real buy. $500 BArry-RS Ls
Wof1r Co o5H5 sherman ave. Adams 6nQo.
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POI,ITRY AND EGGS

CHICKS-Rorks Er-i~ .eshcrlS lsess stock
hasched rtent $40 hundred Sli0 thou,
~and PhOuc J Un4gS fats tsnafeh, a,
RHODE ISLAND REDS as,i Earre1 E,'ss
COCKS aui tacGer'i~s pullesS a'ei haas ex<>
foF hstrh}nc phorc kenstnsten ioa-PA,
BABN CHICKS ~ utA e'o>n ssstsst arvN.
selected for high egS pTystsics3oa SNrnly
eggs fer this hatchery; all teasiax varieties
catalogue FIVE. Aa<saauftea ksynls Hatch.
erv iox 3Nl NJ Harrlsono0rg, Va.
CHICKEN HOUSES : h~auutpl portable.
SO each Also wire al veTy reasonable
nri2e. i>l3 NJ -. NV. II.
RART CHICKS quality ReSis. cgSs FOR
hatehing CnEswrll Poultry Farm. E9llston.
Va Clarendon i@2lJ-t.
BABY CHICkS--CUSTON HANMlNG,
Orlcr Your Baby Chicks NOW.
Hatch OF every TUESDAY.
J, d. FERGUSON
Tel. KensinEtou 1857 r. u. Rockville. Nd
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upholstery fire share. new paint: hood nofiS.
wheels striped white, Appearance new car
SIS each: TRADE. Baxter. JIG p IapiIol:
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ht'F ,>l< SksNA%-~A,S<s GtsSrhes AMI EoucS>
Thxs~ ears are ia eNvelSens ,J'zN'hS1ttA <N'i'>
.l,tlou >,k ui.<s have xNtNs ttreS Si'& &Fe
r,rte,.9 h,w rvrnt< W4SSgaStsst (2..},laS
Ia, GfSS Cora ave,
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CHEVROLET COACH. four months Ole:
SIn0 cash assume unpaid notes. no nnsace
charrt< aHlexeianA 1850. - u.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal 10
. cents Der line additional TO the reg.
ular line rate.
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lIVlsSllN tNACA Staa,iaN& >e~sAa and
Rr,.uShaas sArlS laSS, new S'sst never e$<3
s,sst oiss, NJ sSSA cf EhFss UN%tv'S lSgs g nS
u, a.,.i - . ANsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

FORD TJp0R SEnAN. 1875; Alsr touring;
Eash xcSi CctAi3tf29. cheap fo@ casa. 80
*
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CHEVROLET TOrRINGs. 1924. So and
Sino These cars IN excellent condition;
terms See al 1893 Goth 81. NV. or phone
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CHEVROLET COTPES. 1927. $3.50 ard
S415 Roth cars carry our AO-day satistac-
non guarantee. terms Phone Franklin 6540
lar dsrrnnstratiol or ace AZ ! 100 10th 81 = ".
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NlGNrf.Akk sA.ksMAN

--~@.ap easA 80 t3g "a bganG f1eW NaebiGgtJg
yfssfspf s5'ya se1tG 10y riFi3t t,eobif. i've
Nsafs fJrftstle9 t,.gg"si local fed 10 cam
rss4t3tH, " aFt9t"1'ppjass sttm hardly able
20 t3fn ErsE - Il " RD'5s fgf them "a
- ia On aEtiEle Sal}y DAY. get INTERESTING 1s.
tf3is q3t''<lB fDf interview asissfess BOX
sas-F star nfsft 80
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LIVE STOCK ann CATTLE.

PERCHERON STALLION cra,ipS swear
old wrlGht, too pounds Tel. Brandy
winr Md St-F.i". II.
JERSEN Rt,tI rvxl>trry%l - months Oh,
WANTED xuust trv>h - mar fresh .tsw
II, q Gn~a'an Heli>ylie NJ lt'
PARK RIDING StHool- II oo .~F hour.
al~o horses for sale Ethtt I<vu,h. mgr. III
k,'trv,iv -. NV tSTAgSta ias& II.
rlGS fer sab w ". Sx4i,eSk. phene
Clarendon Sst,f~a.
SADDLE HORSES, :, StYit>h, .tel ous pony
horse fur *ai% NNAgt>S&le SnSS4. II.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

al" t9ry aa" 6iN IF nSfss % and "S
equipment "a, an eSrept,onal pf,ce; tosr,her
with line store III Sc. AZ moderate rental
+. Waishn, In. 100 Eye i, NV
RfrAiR snops Tor rent siEn painting 40.
n n@ t%.nA "'HIi II" ct aud 81" 'IG st"
BOOMING HOUSE,. downtown. hrst c0nlu,cs,
iai. III inoms 3 baths, ! Kitchens. prnsent
inrnme Slnh rer month and USE NJ = rooms
i 70 bo7 18th ii NV. Main dtif ""
= MONTHS nENT fREE % live wire
.ers. good q, location; store "tNaa and =
,rs "o 1T MA 'fr' k L TlrsS IS, Sds
9TH II NV Main dit7.
Fon sAi.Es~ Bakery, one Of the eieanrst
a as, hfh n ao y tn n,a.'''" '"'e,""
STOCK s fiNrrRfs for saie Apply rrroIo
'and. shut i4.i "a. ave- AN. To-
foH sALE~~,leocery sinte siock and ny.
turen Edmona,nn, Nd, ai ihn hrl,iael nire
nm "a" sn,p i1" rhooa iiiys,is, gnS " ii.
GROCERY AMI MhAr uUStNEsS tor sale
honh 2lfh on l'"H is'h st NV, t"r '"'
4, ..a "s srT r. iS'" 3, t saa e'TH
rRutT. MEAT AM VEgETAm.E MARKET
!" ha =, Ines, sfg' w, III at '"'ep"s
GENERAL srnRr~~0oai stand for Il
hustler mnst ~ Soitt on account Ut ,ilness'
iiguife ash1 WISCONSIN ave, NV,
HARDWARE srnNE, III snnd tosation. fYf
stn fsHsttn Tor heilins, Address h"N M u
sthr Nih' .. - 49,,
nUtt.hER, running low M ~ath Ahi wishing
tu hold his construction ars All satlttt u
asthat will aoept t~o or th,ee contracts
III ruk tHttnu Byleos II van set startsd np
medntrtt VII also assist q slmuslhle ieotla
IL tiananuiu4 " ucstssatN Efnast W Nrtnk.
in'tn nAesltntm tiaitua, niitne, Msin pa
tsi,iehe ga tntta .... ~
fnlt SALE CLEANING ANp rnfsstN0
shup F'tta ith 81 IN "a iUhs'N,hhlH
efai ufug1 Cali aay tIn,e. ~
htialNrss' FuR aAin ttr,alrr aud te,l,atM
fenatF atniel hnsineas sund bal hsalth req
elt fut splliNe illlt eilnAn Apph llU n
Esitfss st AlsSAsAhs. Aa,
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CIsEYROIET COACH. l927--fuIly EQUIP
ped. paiut upholstery and TleS hapicI soIsil-
man Chevrolet Anar1stia Bargain Issd-C%r
III l2i4.2" Gasi Hnps r3. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10
FoR FARM AND GARDEN.

QUALITY SEEDS NJ all STATS tomatoes AMI
,thtsaSe plAnt-, tguI trees anal ALI stSsls asA
lnanlcuirnts W~e.,l on iartm
NJ FRANZ ktFpEHr
to@t 9Th NV Nam $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

NASH >sI,NN- Ya&<-NewS S>,e,pS,ss MA
Az e,.Nepnielis ist,,,t.,lt}sS SgsAYe tgTr >9SaAs
NTH issw-S&g SVaga2N icsaeS - SAT- wst
if,stse ~ sN,tlt tAs VI t,'sS. NAsa VT.
NASH COACH. tN2A zs}ce,ssl e>'t',0ieAs>
t,auats,pS {sNst a&,i r,sar. ~ttNs, tA,FS~9NAt4
Meier tNa 1ASA NApy04AH ave-
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1873: APP
pearance excellent: MECHANICALLY sgCarsn.
teed; S425: terms: Sill ca.h and SD per
Runth. Phone Franklin 600 or see a.
fo6 Goth at NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

stBDINI%IO% SALESMEN
Ne reGf.se aaU NIUE sa'esmsn fGr Ire
D.. gtts ai.G DrenNag NoHNs st5sfnF ss-lt-
iny faNlaslgEs H4@ sjagtyHg kUb3icauts
must base 4nfireuces fpf 'bstaet4T AH4
sia54tE 3fajrIuR and hFs3tta',"e fnfolsl.rd
fE-, ~ 3sg3HHrfr LAjI 81 1905 New fogk
So $40 ask fDf sajes Uansssf
RUBY LEI. MlNAR. nc,
1905 New York hyt Nan II4S
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STOCK SALESMAN

NIOCK SALESMAN
to assist manager tn sale Of small local
issue OF real merit. Live list; plenty Of
interest Very little sales resistance as pre-
sents enorfui avenue Of local prestige.
Quick salee. moderate COMMISSIONS pas
earned This IL real opportunity. S0"'
ceesf}lI sa.esnan assured lifetime hig paw
f'Iiurp in uniformly profitable field 6rn
issue IL placed Address Box 4a5 T. star
office. IL
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ANTIQUES OH E0ld silver, diamonds law,
S'1rya A Arnold 1888 Il at NV Main
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Show Gases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company sA ARaY .s y: . aD.
tory" BaltinlOre nhons plazs 3.3S
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926: qua anteet for
20 days: S325: terms. ll"6 10Th St. nv.
ErapEIiu $3.50
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1926: fully equipped:
foI.t new tires: satisfaction guarantee 1878;
tsrrns; Size cash and S24 per month. Phone
Franklin 65i0 for demonstration Or cali az
t1og ~ n
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CHEVROLET SEDAN.- 1925: new Duco
Barrv-pata Motor Co. 252j sherman ave.
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.s-..- - -
IItl.ATS.

CRUISER lf0ot. sleeps four. sac~i ticv.f:
shawn ans d. by stew ard. Corlnthian Yacht
Chm.
WILL. SELL FOR STORAGE AND RENT
meta bottom buat 81 It Ion<. y IL. beaRs
CaFl Metz, boathouso foot OF li,h -. Sc
lie
The Washington times., 1928-06-09
OPENEXERC|SES
At GALLAUDE:T

Commencement week activities at
GalIaudet College will begin tonight,
under the auspices of the Gallaudet
branch of the Y. M. G. A.. with a
farewell reception to the seniors.
The Rev. DIR. Jason Noble Pierce
will deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon tomorrow. Glass day exercises
will be held on Monday, and the
senior prom in the gymnasium Mon
day night.
Eighteen deaf young men and
women will be candidates for de,
grees at exercises in the college
chapel, Tuesday at .. m, aud
six graduates of the normal train
ing department are to receive di'
plOmas.
Graduating orations will be de-
livered by Misses Marie Parker and
Lillian Gourley and by James Flood.
The principal address will he given
by Chancellor Lucius Clark. of
American University.
The Washington times., 1928-06-09
SLASHES WRIST
LEAPS, DIES

Slashing his left wrist so that
he almost severed his hand, Louis
Reed Poole, "a. a Treasury en-
ploye. then jumped 40 feet last
night from the roof of the apart
ment house where he lived. in the
500 block of Park Rd. y. w. He
was dead when assistance arrived.
PoOle's mother-in-law. Mrs. May
RI. Rock screamed when she heard
his body fall. She called her
daughter. who collapsed when she
found her husband dead. Just he
fore he killed himself Poole had
returned from an automobile ride
with his wife
Leaving his apartment without the
knowledge Of his family, he went to
the roof He seated himself on the
coping of the wall to the inner court.
He cut his wrist and then jumped
to the pavement below.
Mrs. Poole told Coroner J. Ramsey
hewitt that her husband recently
suffered nervous breakdown. A
suicide certi 'icate was issued. Two
sons--clarence. % and George, 20
We're not at home al the time.
The Washington times., 1928-06-09
ME RGER EXPERT
To BEGIN IN
z WEEKS

The traction merger survey of
the Senate District subcommittee,
under the direction of DR.. Milo Roy
Maltbie, of New York, probably
will begin within two weeks.
The preliminary report OF the
traction valuation data now avail
able is wanted by the subcommit-
tee at an early date, so that the
fall months can be devoted to its
consideration and to determining
whether a detailed valuation of the
traction properties is necessary,
agreement is acted upon by Con-
gress.
Following his conference with
Senators Capper and King, DR..
Maltbie made tentative arrange
ments to come to Washington as
soon as his appointment as public
utilities expert to the subcommittee
was formally authorized and put
into effect.
One member OF the subcommittee
has not yet agreed to Maltbie's
appointment as an expert counsel
lor. The other four members, how
ever, are strongly of the opinion
that the former New York public
service commissioner is an author
ity of such outstanding reputation
that the technical issues involved
in the Wilson plan can be left en-
tirely in his hands.
Maltbie is not an advocate of
municipal operation of street rail-
ways, although he has made an
intensive investigation of that sub
ject. He is widely known for his
pioneer work in establishing a
technique of regulation and rate
making for public utility corpora
tions.
The Washington times., 1928-06-09
-FOUR GET LONG
JAIL TERMS

Sentences totaling sixty.four
years were handed out to four
colored men by Justice Jennings
Bailey in District. Supreme Court
yesterday.
Francis L, Waters got twenty-five
years and Walter Ellis drew fifteen
years. They were convicted of
holding up Jennie Addison, Febru.
AIRY "a last. and stealing hen. pocket
book containing $l2. The next day
Waters stole $lh from Benjamin
Litman and on March snatchen
the purse OF Mercedes NJ. Kelly.
William Johnson and James Flow.
ers were sentenced To serve twelve
years each. johnson was con.
victed of having attempted to rob
Fannie kindes. April IA, last.
Flowers was convicted of assaulting
John II. Leach with a knife, April
z, last.
The Washington times., 1928-06-09

According to the police report,
calls flooded the precinct at 3 a. m.
oday that a wild party was in
'rogress in an apartment in the
200 block of Fifteenth St. n. w
Officers w. H. Brauning and
Y. w Whittemore. of the precinct.
-'ent TO the address and did their
est. as officers and gentlemen. TO
reak up the celebration. which, it
said was being held in honor of
lie fall of Picking, China, or some
hing
The officers sent the celebrsnts
N their respective ways and re.
Irned to the precinct.
At 4 n. M. however. irate neigh
ors again were calling the precinct
nd demanding that capital punish
rent be practiced upon the party.
leep was impossible. the neighbors
cleared and it was up to the
'econd Precinct to do its duty.
Backing the precinct patrol out
II its garage. Lieut.. j. w. Nc
E 'ormack. Sergt. NJ O. Holmes and
Re two officers. Brauning and
. Vhittemre. proceeded to the scene
Il celebration.
When the police returned to the
rrecinct they took with them
'oseph Martini. 25: Joseph A.
iarioro. "A; Bert Daniels, "a ali
aid to be occupants of the apart
nent in which the flight of the
;outhern Cross or something was
''eing celebrated; Viola Hill IS. Of
he 100 block of Columbia Rd.:
Evelyn Gray. Is, of the 200 block
# Massa chusetts Ave. \. F.: Betty
earns, %, of the 1900 block OF
Connecticut Ave; Jack Moran. %
Il New Haven. Conn: Daniel Sulli-
an. 2e. Of the 1900 block of n ST.
y. w, and Rex Gewsn. 80. of the
800 book Of Tenth st. n. w.
Martini was held in $25 bond as
Keeper of A disorderiv house and
he others were released in S. bond,
"ach, as disordery persons,