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y fOST AMBULANCE TALK

y Large Part of Wednesday
uan' Garris Heads Committee
4 GUAR netting of the David
/ .,s.l .n Fost, No. IA, Smyrna, on
] \ 4. evening, June 18th, a COM
appointed by Commander
I NJ ,ai'1er ~ the remuneration re-
! ps ne Post for services render
. c,. o' Ambulance. Comrade
\ - .s was appointed chairman
~. ,,,all'tee and will be assisted
gDsaS,.O " Comrades FAIRIES, En-
r,., Ayae, Matthews and Wick,
j lrSal.os 1.3ost Importance that the, the
b. ,..,, lance Work be rendered a
a ..ln H. Tor the trips which il
h ty1n n 70 make and, in view
~ !. alat a the service charges
srslvs5 'le I actual cost Of the
ssss'd, ~. i is thought but Ut fair air
re receiving this service
sss ,'ser ! Y possible, lend tbei,
\ MA; ! ne David c. Harrison
more ,ro-A
4 suSntS. r The COMMITTEES
! ,csal Commander :. vOgeI will
i - accomplish Just this. Il
assist,, II, 'oWn, Or the surround.
Z (, i1,ss can at any time, LEND
HarsSsla'in Sl'ner = this project, The
seDIsts their efforts. A,
Ee s,i'i isport has not beer
,,,..a aut the full amount r,lptra i.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-20

Duck Creek Hundred Fence Viewers
Judge Harrington has named Will
liam r. Davis, Benjamin c. Collins
and G. Frank Gootee, fence viewers
for the First District duck Creek
Hundred) of Kent County.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-20
[TFI HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS PUPILS
TTTI1IRINlST0-MORRON
:, high SCHOOL COM
RA - TO.MORROW NIGHT
:. SarmOn to Class Was
,ilresIe sllIe.'S~,erian ~ Church Sum
E q PItsOI Class Day Exercises

. aa,,l,1iIDe~Gass 4 irts-I Day Exercises
b AoHIs ..,ors of the Smyrna
.'s'h ,~5o ,r have been before the
.ipS,i.l,T = 4. week, Il, will graduate to-
y l1sning nj when the Commence ?I.s
y 49, ~ will end the festivities:
isli-sro u Gown the seniors marched
q N Si Faculty and teachers to
s,,4.rian ~, Church last Sunday
s,9' fne sermon by Rev. Fred
|aT iIi' ewDp, lrgo a student at Prince
.;,s,y' :: who has charge OF the
'..,i,n Church for the summer.
9..i s-,1', weather conditions, the
!. %: =, sIled to its seating capac-
5sfore the services began.
.sr.,n y Il music which featured
..;,s, were in charge Of Mrs.
5sr;on Westfall. Besides her
!. ,s1ditiOns, there was a solo,
'T,:kD BY Miss June Massey and
t., =, 4 the Clayton Mixed Quar-
| nrDosed Of Mrs. James Mon
M June Massey, F. Charles
-,is. and Wilbur E. Clark. Mr.
,.,ok bis text form Exodus 18th
a srd 18th verse, and gave q
| gnon on Forward" which was
[aarly applicable to the class as
/ r,hation theme. Mr.. Cropp
N bis sermon with studied ef-
/ "A left a good impression not
Th the class but by his large
" The graduating class is As
EE
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AsBURY NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES
Prof. Clarence A. Short of w. C. l.,
Dover, to Talk on Education"

Prof. Clarence A. Short of the Wes-
ley Collegiate Institute, Dover, will
preach Sunday morning at the IL
o'clock service on the subject of Edu-
cation. Rev. DR.. Stephenson, the pas
tor, announces other services for the
day: Sunday School at 10 a. m; and
preaching service at night at 7.30 pm.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-20

l-ilrs0n Henry 4. IIlce
Burris MathiIda Rosengren
n,,sIsy Theresa Skrivan
TD0poyan.Jr. Mary F. Slaughter
crsanweu Ethel Rosa Still
Enseeker Mary Kathryn Sudle-
EeDod James A. Urian
! W.Wborer Isaac p. Warner
Noss,t Dorothy f. Wood
. Egslan
Day Exercises Held Tonight
Cas Day Exercises Of the
Cass viii take place at the
SiooI Auditorium this evening.
rlors IF the class, lavender and
nd The class flower, sweet peas
appropriately displayed as well
motto: FINISHED yet Begin
Henry T. Price is president
clss; Miss Marion Heinold is
zy, and Miss Ethel R. Still is
HE. The program to BE- rem
vii Be as follows: Music; His
Ess Ethel Still; Prophecy, Miss
y Wood; VIII, Miss Naomi
Music; Giftorian, Miss Mary
ist; Grumbler, Miss Mary r.
.g; POetess, Miss Elsie M.
iar; Music.
'Gssnent Exercises Tomorrow
Annual Commencement Of the
4 = High School will take place
10T Thursday evening, at the
auditorium, Supt. Q. w. WI.
Z, of the Smyrna Schools, will
The speaker Of the occasion
Vongressman Robert G. Hous-
I GeorgetOwn, who will address
adlates. President w. b. Hof-
q ne Board Of Education, will
.As diplomas. The program to
need is as follows: Music,
Orchestra; Invocation, Rev.
AepielSon, D. D., pastor OF
\. E. Church; Salutatorian
q yet Beginning" Miss Helen
Ssah'rer; Valedictorian, "Quest
inquest" Henry T. Price; Mu-
Saeys Orchestra; Speaker
y Houston, Delaware's Con
Presentation Of Diplomas
als', Nh. ". 0. Hofecker. Pres
IN S-'OOl board; Passing Of Sen
Ie % Junior, President; Bene.
le'; I. A. Lemoine, rector Of
\. Episcopal Church; Music
l' Orchestra.
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ST. PETERS CHURCH BULLETIN
Rev. f. A. LemOine, Rector. AnnOunc-
es Services for Next Sunday

June oath being the Sunday pre-
ceeding st. Peters Day, a large con-
gregation is expected at the church.
At s a. M, there viii be a corporate
communion of the vestry; II a. M, the
birthday offering of the church school
will be presented. 1t is expected that
large delegation from Philadelphia
will be in attendance.
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Continued on Page our
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-19

How is this for one nights work?
Edvard Sieg of 61inman, Ind, sends
Fishing the Air the following list
of stations that he says he tuned in
on Saturday night. Jan. Z:
WIS. WsAI, WEBM, WIPE, WRB,
VIGIL, WHAS, WBz, CNRT, VIVID, WLW,
WBzA, WJBT. WTAM. WOR, WIZ, WSB,
WHO, KNAA, xxx, KDKA, WEN, WPG,
voc QJYS; WGY; WLW, va, ,WegxS,
WTMJ. WSBS., K FG34 W yE.5gT WAY WIg'
WBAP, WRNY. wBCN, wKAR, wNBA,
WBBM. WHO. KoI; Ku092A, W A1Is1,
WEDC. KOA. WAX, XII, WSUM, WJBL,
WLB6R, WHEC, WGHPA WDAE, WENR,
WIFI, WWAE, VICES, CKY, KGA, KPO,
CFCN, XIII. KFRC. KEW, CJCA, KGFX.
KFON. WREN, WSKC, WDGY, WSMK,
EOMO, xxx, KJR, KOIN, KFWM,
WWRL. XXX. and KGEW.
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BY Ahern

Wild Cse5.s) Mooseheart-s Symphony;
WV s42s.sl cincinnati-orchestra.
WIS (345l Chicago-Supperbel.
WMAQ l447.5l Chicago-Organ; orchestra.
WOR (422.3) Newark-Ensemble.
-6:15 O'clock
Wg6R 2 s 4MsHgTy music
WAiAK l545) Buffalo-Sports; music.
W NSN 1877 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
-6:3O O'clock
KDKA $3.50 Acknowledgement,
KYW (526l Chicago-Orchestra.
WCAE (46l.3) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. talk.
WEE WEE1 a %3AR Rev wS &SgH w hSpr to
WELA ,5l0 Observation-Disclosures Band also
wGX ls7g;Sl CHARACTERIZATION College
WHO 1854 Des Moines--Dinner program.
VIZ aS5 New nsT YorE% nSgts
WV fI22SSSS51 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WOR (422.3l Newark-Dinner. dance.
WSAI (36l.2) Cinctnnati-Talk; orchestra.
-6:45 O'clock
WGN (416) Chicago quintet.
Kp9KA 1855 Piftsburgh-U. Of P. ad-
wcFI 1885 chicago-Federation of La
wGY is7s5) acknowledgements.
- O'clock
CNRM Gid Acknowledgement orchestra
to CNRO. CNRQ.
KYW (526l Chicago-Studio
WEBM( 1924 Chicago-Concert.
WGCo (4o5l Minneapolis-St. Paul-"state
WESF 1872 ne eRoq 9sEgsdss hour
VIII. VIC. WGR. KsD, %EsBH. U WsAf,
W WHO, WOW WOW; WD DAF, WEI, MAR
WIZ MTM5 wig M9c wH MggA &sM wH Wgb. W WSAE
VITO, WGY. WTAM. WRHM. WIT,
Nj, nVOO Ioeo, ,,A,.oo cou4
We We t4 !aS' New 0iGYs oTkISand.
Wis (345) Chicago-Scrap book; orches-
WLIB (4lsl Chicago Ensemble; quintet.
WMAK (545) Buffalo-Classical.
WMBB !252l Chicago-Concert;
1870 O'clock
CNESM sI t41n I'm Montreal-Fireside music
K KEa 1852 ;SS5 M Hot Springs Ensemble
WV. W6AE, WsAi, Voc, Wcco, WON.
WSM. KVOO, WEEP. WSB.
MdES se coRhiSas9fGG6 review organ
WIZ asa New York--Ampico program to
VIZ VIZ , YEA VIAL WLM. %TEElA AS5
wos tssl2) jefferson city-Farmers week
WTAG Sin Worcester Ensemble.
8 O'clock
CNRM GID Montreal-Carillon recital to
CNRQ, CNRO.
KFAB (3l9) Lincoln-Orchestra
WBBM 1894 Chicago-Male quartet.
VIGIL (4S3.6) Chicago-Popular -four
WesP $3.50 zion-class!cal concert.
WENR( 1853 Chicago-Classical
WEAF 1922 New York-Clicquot Eskimos
to WEEI. WAR, WTAG, WRC, WCAE,
WV, WGN, WGY, WGR, WIFI
WFAA (545l Dallas-MuSic.
VICES t242) Chicago-Christian family
WIS l34O y Kansas City-Concert.
WHO (S0eJ Chicago composers
WIZ l45N New York-Maxwell hour to
WBz; WBzA: KDKA. XIV, WRHM.
WBAL. WLW. WHAM, WHO. WDAF,
KVOO. WHAS, WSM. WJR, WRVA,
VINO, WHIT. WTMJ. KPRC, WBAP,
WSB, KSD, woo. WOW, WAX
WMAK (545l Buffalo-MuSicale.
WMAQ L447.5) Chicago-Contralto; trio.
WOS (36l.2l Jefferson City-Farmers'
week program.
WSAI 1912 Cincinnati-Concert.
$50 O'clock
KWKH (394.5l Shreveport Studio
CNRM (411l Montreal-Olde Tyne Quar-
tet to CNRO. CNRQ.
WITT t3nsl C9ric-@c Musicale.
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wsgN .t5lD st. Petersburg-Harpist also
% O'clock
KTHs (3S4.4) Hot Springs-Arlington con-
cNRM l4lp Montgeal-orgsn; light opera
WEAF t4SS) New York-smith Bros. to
E EfRE, M Yves. We'll We'll. VIZ VIZ. W Wod
VILLA C511 clearwater-"Ed and Mama"
WHO WHO tsSs5 New York-American Legion.
VICES I242) Chicago Maggie and ,Jiggs.
WHIT t3o 0S.. Chicagso I'M Famblers.
WAS VIZ 4s s22 Ne I0ui yorkdnIs opera to
KYw. VIDAL. WMAQ. WHO. WHAA,M,
WJR. wLW, KDKA, WGN. WBz, WBzA,
wMAK l545l Buffalo-Band to wGY.
VINO (51e9) Memphis Eskimos.
WOW (508.2) Omaha-Orchestra.
WSB (475.9) Atlanta-Utah program.
WsM $3.50 NashvilIe-Concert.
$50 O'clock
webb (965.6l Chicago--Civic Opera also
KSD. WDAF. WOW, WCCO.
WEAF (4e2l New York-statlers' Pennsyl-
vanians to VITO. WIFI, WGR, WGY,
WHIT (sO6) Chicago Philharmonic. trio.
WOR (422.3) Newark-Organ.
WSAI (s6l.2( acknowledgements.
WRC 1852 Washington-Band.
10 O'clock
CNRM (411) Montreal-Millers orchestra.
CFCA (s5D Toronto-versatile Cana
dams.
XII (46s) Los AngeIes-Vocal.
KTHS (384.4) Hot Springs
XIV 1920 Chicago-Carnival.
WBAP (499.7 Fit. Worth-Concert.
WEBB (S65.6) Chicago-Music: news
VILLA l5l7l Clearwater-Dance program
W T till}Sg5 Chicago Sam s,,; n Henry.
WIZ (454l New York-Slumber music.
WJR (441) Detroit-Dance.
WLW (428,3l acknowledgements:
WAdAQ (447.5l Chicago-Hamiltonian
WAX VIVA 41 1545) f sufralo-orchestra
WBBM (S89.4 Chicago-Frolic.
1880 O'clock
KYW (52s) -serenaders
KEX l5os:2) Portland-A. Be-. chain
wgco l4O5) MinneapOlis-st. Paul-K. of
wEAF i4s2) New York-Hagans Orchestra
WGY 1S7s5j Standardization.
WsAI 1912 Cincinnati-Kinners.
WSM (330 acknowledgement.
Ill O'clock
KGO 1884 ~ Oakland-Orange network
Dodge program.
KJR (3486) Seattle-Orchestra.
VIVID (365.6) Mooseheart-Popular; Vic
wLIB Gl10 chicago-Hoodlums; orches-
woJ CATS, chicago-orchestra.
wBAP C4ss.0 FIT. worth-o-g~r.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-19

A portion of Johann Strauss
three-act opera, die Fledermaus,"
in presentation in English by the
Chicago Civic Opera Company, will
be broadcast through stations asso-
ciated with the NBC blue network
as the next in the series of Balkite
hours tonight at 8.
Die Fledermaus" (The Bat) is
based on the book by Haffner
vienna 1870, and is considered a
classic model of Viennese operaettas.
Tune in KYW. WON, WMAQ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-19

WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HOosier Athletic Club
5;00-Late news. and sports.
1:3O-Connie's Band, from the Ohio
theater.
S;OO-Irvington School of Music.
II O'clock
WEAF 1922 New York-Happiness Orches-
ira.
$50 O'Clock
W WA 1881 Akron-Dinner concert.
,, to WWJ, WRC. WILT.
WBz 1881 ringfeld-Magic box.
5 O'clock
WEAF (492l New York-Waldorf Astoria
~, music to WRC; WCAE, WTAG.
" WEBB 7E $3.50 Chicago--Palmer House.
WJR CAD petroit-Ensemble.
WMAQ l447.5) Chicago-TopSy Turvy
WOW (508.2l Omaha-Children's hour.
WTAM (t399e) Cleveland-Dance.
$50 O'clock
WBz 1889 springield-Radio rodeo.
WIP 1896 Philadelphia Orchestra;
wsM $50 Observation-Disclosures story.
VITO (535.4 Hartford-Trio; news.
-6 O'clock
KMA (394.5) Shenandoah-Musical pro-
KYW. Cs2sl Chicago Bob.
KDkA tSlo.6) Pittsburgh. Automatic agi-
wBAP l4ss.D TT. worth-Music Masters.
WBz 1881 ringheld-Minstrels.
WEAF (492l New York-Hymn sing.
WIZ 1854 New York-United States Ma
rine Band to WRC. WOW.
WHIT tS89.D Chicago-Dinner concert.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-19

The annual road school ban
quet held at Purdue University to-
night at Z will be put on the air
by WBAA (273 meters), the Purdue
radio station.
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Fishing The Air
DAMROSCH, conduc-
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

TXTALTER DAMROsCH, conduc-
w tor of the New York SYM
phony orchestra will give the ma
tional radio audience a sample" of
his plan to teach music to the mil
lions of school children in the Unit
ed States in three forthcoming
broadcasts. The first program is
scheduled for next Saturday night
from z to 8, and the second and
third for Saturday mornings, Feb.
10 and II respectively, from 10 to II.
my first experimental program
on the evening of Jan 81" said
DamroSch, will be for the special
benefit of educators. Supervisors of
music, teachers and parents, to &C
quaint them with my plan. I have
divided this program into two parts,
the first for grammar school chill
dren and the second for high school
and college students. During the
broadcast I will give explanations
of the compositions played, their
history and general notes of interest.
ION Feb. 10, I will broadcast a
morning program for grammar
school children and on Feb. IT, an
other for high school students. These
three programs will be samples of
what hope to see incorporated in
the regular broadcasting schedule
next winter and received by pupils
in every school house throughout
America"
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Best Daylight Features

Friday
WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power & Light Co..
NOOn-Time signal Courtesy Julius C.
12:O1-Grain market Courtesy E-Z Bake
12:O7-Llvestock markets, indianapolis
and Kansas City.
12:11-Fair flashes.
12:19-Weather report.
12:21-RadiO farm school.
12:29-Late news flashes.
12:35-"Enquiring Announcer"
12:4O-Lyrtc Theater Organ-Ruth Mol
11+Program announcements.
1:17-Cl0Sing grain market Courtesy
ooo E.Z Bake Flour Company.
2:00-Time signal.
2:10-Housekeeper's chat.
2:2S-Personai beauty advice Courtesy
BOncilla LabOratories).
wKBF (252) R'DIANAPoLIs
CHOOsier Athletic Club
IO:OO-Recipe exchange;
1O;SO-Livestock market; weather fore
cast.
NOOn-zariqg theater program, J. New
A. M.
s:O0-WJz. New York. DR.. Royal 8.
Copeland to chain.
10:00-WEAF, New York. Betty Croker
talk to chain.
1o:15-WOC. Davenport. Dorothy Day
fashion talk
WEAF. New York-Household insti-
tute to chain.
11:O0-WSB. Atlanta. Housewife talk.
Noon-WENR. Chicago-Edison classical
concert.
Wits. Hot Springs. Farmers
forum.
P. M.
1:o0-WMAQ. Chicago. Executives Club
luncheon.
1:sO-WsB. Atlanta. U. of Georgia pro-
gram.
2:S0-WLS, Chicago Homemakers hour.
WEAF. New York. United States
Marine Band to WRC, WHO, WGR.
WCAE. WCCO, WWJ, WIFI, WCSH.
3:30-WJZ. New York. Venetian Condo
liers to WRC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-19

WENR and webb, Chicago; WLW,
Cincinnati; WJR, Detroit, or KDKA,
Pittsburgh, for local reception.
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Dial TzUiSterS
wFBM (275l INDIANAPOLIS
Central Standard Time
Meters Given in Parentheses


indianapolis Power g. Light Coz
4:00-Time signal.
4:OI-Popular. records Of by gone days.
5:0O-Time signal.
5:0I-Late news indianapolis Times).
5:lO-TWiltght time at the Baldwin,
5:S5-HOTticultuTai period: Greene,s
Flower Shop.
Photographed and travel period.
5:N-PrOgram announcements
5:46-Facts about indianapolis.
0;4S-Indianapolis Power and Light
Company.
5:5O-Continued story.
6:OO-Time signal Courtesy Julius c.
Walk & SOM.
6:0I-Teachers' College.
6:30-E. c. Atkins Silver Sawsmiths.
7:SO-MarOtt Hotel Trio Courtesy
kruse COnnell Company.
S:WEButler-De Paw basketball game.
y:00-MethodiSt Hospital.
9:3O-The Hoosier Harmnoy Four Of
,o Shelbyville. Ind.
lO:3O-Time signal Courtesy Of Julius
G. Walk e. SOM.
l0:3I-Late news and sports.
lO:35-An hour and half with George
Irish and his 1. A. C. Orchestra.
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-11:30 O'clock
VICES (242) Chicago-Popular.
KGO (384.4) Oakland-Orange network
Moon Magic.
-12 O'clock
CNRV 1911 Vancouver-Canadians
XII (468) Los Angeles-Violin.
KJR (348.6) Seattle-Dance.
KPO (422,3) San Francisco-Piano.
VICES (1l2) Chicago-Paaico Panic.
KNX xxx, (33m Hollywood-Orchestra.
Il O'clock
KNX (3S7) Hollywood-Orchestra.
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SPECIAL
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Ap Sy HEN HfNR2 B. D sI Sc s if Ger st. month
Main 60Sl. 2lt
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%. 18th St oT Nv 4. sAorR' Main az
P P6d sf9 l BETWEEN, ILLINOIS AYE
81, .h ST S'? sA SS o ~an $500 =.
l32s GREENS COURT,
REAR 1928 1 7 ST. NV
REAR 1920 6 is 81 i NV
REAR l41o I. ST NV,
$500.
REAR 1919 18th ST. NV,
$500.
REAR 2o13 HtLLYE7 PL. NV,
CARS ELsc ~ 5E *
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPT,
18th 4 PA. AVE. NV. NJ ass
GARAGE BUILDERS.
METAL. GARAGES, 800 UP. r. D. ALLEN,
". 1873 35th st. NV. Phone West 93l. 2e'
GARAGES-BRICK, CONCRETE. WOOD
+ Be EInd to your car. treat it to garage
nS W pRone s sbsn ssht let me convince
Residence 62S Carroll Ave: Takoma Park,
ELLSWORTH L1GET.
I,n.o,n GEO, F. BKJSS5Ks' W. ''
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO ine location.
Priced reasonably. Splendid chance to
good photosrapher. Answer at ,nce. Full
equirred. Robinson Studio. Front Royal. Va
CAFETERIA. downtown business center.
P PEa low low II sold at once Address Box
Ven e:tahlsh.d business. fully stocked
Rent s45 $500 cash, balance notes. Party
leaving town. %"
216 C ST. NV IL rooms. Low rent. Bar
gain. Terms. FIR 3757-1 a.
TO EXPAND--We'll give freproofing tile buy
ers patentee royalty rights free. Address
box 379A. Star Once. "a
LUNCHROOM TOR SALE-First class. fully
equipped; located in northwest section of
city; owner desires to retire from business;
VIII sell at reasonable price. For information
INQUIRE at Room $. 42e 5th 81. NV.
GROCERY. AND NEAT BUSINESS. FIRST
class; good ". location; good trade. Ad-
Dress Box 4i9-A. Star oface. 90"
BARBER SHOP. corner 1cth and SITS, fur
Hi5hed; good established business; reason
able Apply Mr.. Greene, lll9 K. Franklin
LAMP AND ART sHoPpE-onlv expert
enced lamp and art instructor considered;
buyer will have benefit Fall and Christmas
rush. Address Box 423-A, Star once PA
GROCERY STORE AND NEAT MARKET,
al modern fixtures and living quarters,
$500 to 5000 business wee%ly; fine, rortheast
location, good hours; must Leave for trip to
Europe. Brokers need not apply. Lin S09S
GROCERY STORE, ole established; other
no capital required. Franklin 3516
u3 to Der YEAR. mnst f nns
tnvestmen t guaranteed against loss; hank
--eterenccs EXCHANGED. Address Boz 537-A,
WCNDFFFjTL CsP 7-.-.-., f7r ", 49,.
rartv: Te,ica--ssno arG SOFA air.
reason for selling; sood business. apply
1ls 9th ST. NV. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21
REQ. REQ.
THREW" VALUES.
SPECIALS.

NEO. KEO.
THREW" VALUES.
SPECIALS.
REQ Flying Cloud Coupe, demonstrator
tspecian; mileage very low; fully equipped.
substantial price reduction.
REQ Flying Cloud Sedan, demonstration;
milease very low; fully equipped; new-car
Eco 1929 Flying Cloud Roadster. demon
strator; equipped with wire wheels; run very
little. Substantial price reduction.
1927 Flying Cloud Roadster; wire-wheel
equipment, mocha nically o. K, fully equip
ped. Priced right.
willys-Knight 1927 Cabriolet Coupe; fully
equipped, all new tires. and in Al mechan-
zeal condition' cost over $4,000; splendidly
WE ALSO HAVE
1929 Flying Cloud Brougham.
1927 Flying Cloud Victoria.
1927 Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 Flying Cloud Sport Coupe.
1927 Flying Cloud Roadster.
1926 Packard Sedan.
1927 Dodge Coupe.
1927 Dodge Sedan.
1926 Chrysler Sedan
1926 Chrysler Touring.
1925 Buick 4-pass. Coupe.
1926 Nash Sedan.
Cadillac 63 7-pass. Sedan.
1926 Pontiac Coupe,
1925 Stude. Duplex Phaeton.
1927 Diana Sedan.
1926 REQ Sedan.
. others to choose from, in
GLIDING Fords.
Roadsters. coupes, sedans and
tourines. Prices range from
$50 and up.
OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS
UNTIL 5 PM.
THE TREW MOTOR co,
1870 18th. Decatur 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

RUc:: Afsha1 Bokhara, In.6X7. 20. perfect
condition, s16N: stove prize, SN75. Gail
NORTH trnT7 SUNDAY sfterncon or Mondsv.
SAVE MOrrEv-A heautiful watch rlakes 4
varfhle Christmas r~sse~t. Euy from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

These cars IL Al shape Your car In
trade Convenient terms.
Open EVENINGS.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
HUpMOB1LE DEALERS.
81 Eve St. NE so H st. NE. 81
FIR EY-GOLDEN MOTOR co.
1923 Marmon Sport Phaeton.
1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan.
1873 Cflry5ler 1927 Sedan.
1923 Chevrolet ROADSTER
2 Chrysler t70l Rosdsters.
1927 Nash Special Coupe
1927 Ford Roadster. rumble seat,
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet, rumble
:? Lincoln Sport Phaefons.
WillyS-Knignt Sedan t65).
ALL CARS LISTED ABOVE ARE LIKE
NEW-THOROUGHLY RECONDIT1ONED.
1924 CHEVROLET COUPE. ........ ssS 90
1928 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL. ........ $500
These Two Cars Have New
Tires and Good Appearance.
los 18th ST. NV.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.