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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-04
WORK IS SPEEDED
ON NEW HIGHWAY
Mai. SomerVeII Personally
SuperviseS Operations
in Virginia.

Work on the new Mount Vernon
Highway today took another step for
ward as operations were Speeded up
under personal supervision of Maj
Brehon Somervell, District engineer for
the War Department for the WASH
ington area. The 20-inch pipeline
dredge Welatka was ordered moved from
the wharf at the foot of Fourteenth
street southwest to proceed to its sta
ton at Four Mile Run, Va. where it
will be engaged on hydraulic I'LL work.
The Corinthian Yacht Club prepared
to move out of the path of the proposed
highway and vacate to new quarters
on Buzzards Point at the foot Of First
street southwest, opposite the Army War
College.
The club is looking forward to hav-
ing new house constructed. The club
house Is expected to accommodate some
225 yachts in its new position. Since
October Is the yachts have been moved
from the Corinthian Yacht Club basin.
Spans to Be Removed.
The present end spans Of the Highway
Bridge, on the Virginia side are to De
removed to make way for the new
Mount Vernon highway. which wiz.
pass under that bridge. f. A. Schmitt.
engineer of Maj. Somervell's ONCE. who
has immediate charge of the hydraulic
I'LL work. explained today that there
will be no removal of spans from the
railroad bridge, although the new high
way will pass under this structure also
The dredge Welatka, which pulled
out this morning, put in at the Wash
ington Navy Yard for provisions before
going to Four-Mile Run, Va, to work
on the hydraulic IA proposed for that
point. The smaller dredge Talcott of
the United States Engineer once, is
now at work on the hydraulic fill at
Gravelly Point Inlet, where the erst-
while bottom of the Potomac River
the sand and gravel pumped up by the
dredge to form the new roadbed-is
now visible above the water.
Rip-Rap Stone Deposit.
Mr.. Schmitt pointed out that the de-
post of rip-rap stone above Highway
Bridge is practically completed and the
excavation work is under way to make a
trench for the rip-rap stone between the
Highway and railroad bridges. The
Smoot Sand & Gravel Co. the contrac-.
tor for the rip-rap stone, has begun
to drive piles for a Golfer dam at No
2 pier. where new abutment will be
built, after the first two spans of the
Highway Bridge are removed to make
the necessary connections between the
Memorial Highway and the Alexandria
road, Mr.. Schmitt explained.
The work of the Welatka, at -Four
Mile Run. will take approximately two
months, the engineers estimate, to pump
up from the river bottom the character
of material required by the Bureau of
Public Roads, Department Of Agricul-
ture, to make substantial roadbed.
Following the completion of the work
at Four Mile Run, the dredge Welatka
will Join the dredge Talcott, in the gen.
eral vicinity Of Gravelly Point. as they
will be engaged in that work for about
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-04
FOX GETS $4,000, 900
FOR FILM HOLDINGS
President Of Corporation Disposes
of Company's Interest in Ma
tional Pictures" Stock.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 4.-William
Fox, president of Fox Film Corporation,
yesterday announced completion of the
sale Of his company'S stock holdings III
First National Pictures Corporation to
Warner Brothers for a sum in excess OF
$40, 100000.
BY the terms of the transaction Fox
Films relinguished title to more than
$4,000 shares of FirsL National stock,
which it valued on its books at approx
gnately 83,842,072.
Both Fox and Warner Brothers were
in joint control of First National for
the past few years. Negotiations for
the transaction were conducted through
Albert nj. Greenfield, Philadelphia and
New York banker.
Mr.. Fox said that Fox Film Corpor-
alton would apply such profits as &C
crued from the sale in liquidating all
costs now being carried on his COM
pany'5 books for silent motion pictures.
Talking pictures have made the
silent films obsolete" he said. Not
only have they come as permanent
feature of the worlds entertainment
but their appeal and drawing power
exceed by far the potential value Of the
| old silent mixtures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-04
MEETING CALLED TO PLAN
OPENING OF ROAD FETE
Hyattsville to Celebrate Completion
of Rhode Island Avenue
Extension.

special Dispatch 70 The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, November a
To set in motion plans for the celebra-
ton to be held here, probably early next
month. TO mark the formal opening oil
the extension of Rhode Island avenue
from the District line at Mount Rainier
TO Hyattsville and the opening of the
bridge over the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road tracks, a meeting has been called
for tomorrow night at Gas o'clock In
the council chamber OF the Municipal
Building.
!, Lemuel L. Gray, who was appointed
. chairman Of the general celebration
committee at the october meeting OF
the Chamber of Commerce OF Hyatts-
vile, under whose auspices the tete
will be staged, has called the meeting
It is hoped to be able to set date
for the celebration and to appoint COM
mittees to arrange for the various fea-
lures, which probably will include q
parade, e~oquet and other features
Gov. Albert O. Richie, Maj. Harry Will
liar, chairman of the State Roads Com
mission, and other prominent officials
will be invited.
considerable sum of money must
be raised to put the celebration across
and canvassers probably will be ap'
pointed tomorrow night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-04
YOUNGQUIST NOMINATED.

President Hoover today sent to the
Senate the nomination Of @. Aaron
Youngquist of Minnesota, to be AS
sistant Attorney General in charge of
tax and prohibition litigation, TO fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
At the same time the President sent
the nomination of William c. Billings
to be a senior surgeon in the Public
Health Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-04
COL. HARRY T. MATTHEWS
GOES ON RETIRED LIST
designations Of Capt. Mortimer C.
Addoms and Lieut.. Emery J.
Martin Accepted.

Col Harry r Matthews, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, recently instructor at the
University of Washington, at Seattle
has been placed on the retired list on
account OF age. Born In Illinois No
vember 3. 1865, he served as a captain
of the 7th California Infantry in the
Spanish War and as a colonel of Infan-
try in the National Army during the
World War. Commissioned a first lieu
tenant in the Artillery Corps, Regular
Army in August, 1901, he reached the
grade of colonel In December, 1925
The President has accepted the res
ignation of Capt. Mortimer G. Addoms,
IT., Quartermaster Corps, at Fort Arm
strong, Hawaii, and also that Of Second
Lieut.. Emery j. Martin, Army Air
Corps at Langley Field. Va. Capt. Ad-
donis is from New York and served in
the World War. Lieut.. Martin is from
Columbus. KanS.
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IN OFFICE 40 YEARS.
George C. shuck to Retire as As.
sistant Postmaster at Cumberland.

0N'''N . O~NHAAUADSOA "b NNIII USA K1AIUs
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, November A.
George G. Shuck, assistant postmaster
of Cumberland for 40 years, will re-
tire from the service on December g
Mr.. Shuck entered the service under
his brother, the late j. William Shuck
who was appointed by the late Repre-
sentative Louis e. McComas.
Mir. Shuck, a Republican, has con-
tinued in that Office under succeeding
postmaSters, including two Democratic
administrations. For the last 81 years
Mr.. Shuck has been secretary of the
local Civil Service Board
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Knickerbacker Dining Room

1881 Central: best place in town to cat
park space for 100 cars. back Of Rnicker-
becker. Plate lunch. IL to D. m. 35c
Best eve. dinners in city. soc. Room and
board Tor working girls or students. $3.50
NIX. Ii. 1875 for special Sunday dinners.
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Houses for Rent

The Lincoln. 7o4 w path Remodeled
and newly papered: look this fat over;
only SIS. He. 1854.
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1929 CHEVROLET COACH-Driven only
10 weeks: fully equippeS car No. 1887:
re $3.50. now $500: small down payment.
balance direct to US. DIN Chevrolet Co.
1910 ". Meridian St. Lii. 1851. Open
evenings and Sunday.
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Rochs church and school; 6-room house;
electric lights. gas; in splendid condition;
s25. STACKHOUSE, Ri. 5305.
WAI.DAMERE. I235-37-East at Ben Davis.
near West Washington ST.. 4-room double;
$3.50 a side.
243 N. Delaware. RI 3477.
SUBURBAN-5 rooms. See Aldrich. 6l52
Hazelhatch. 1st I'd. W. Northwestern Ave.
n from 51st.
NEAR UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-6 rms, 3
acres; fruit mr.. bus SIS DR.. 1854.
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NORTHWEST CORNER Capitol and
Maryland, storeroom. electric elevator,
steam heat. front and rear entrance. VIII
divide space TO suit tenant. Rent rea-
sonabie or will lease to responsible party.
Suitable for any kind of business. Get
key at 202 Kentucky Ave.
SPACE in Corset Shop, right in center
location on Washington st. Dress making:
gift shop or anything suitable for our
fine. 500 mo. Ri. 1855.
LIGHT MANUFACTURING OR STORAGE
33x40 It.. SIS month; 4th floor. elevator
service, plenty light and air. AZ W. South
st II. L. Dithmer. Ia. 0689.
2OTH &. PARKER Cor Brooksidel: new
storeroom, suitable grocer. butcher, S25.
HI. 1921.
IDEAL PLACE FOR LUNCH CAR
l3l0 N CAPITOL
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QUALITY USED CARS at bargain prices.
CENTRAL BUICK CO., COL N. Capitol Av.
CHEVROLET, 1927 LANDAU-One of the
m nS beautiful cars ever put out by
out. Car No. 1927. Price was $685. now
$3.50, Small down payment. Bal. small
monthly payments direct to us. OLIN
CHEVROLET CO., 1040 N Meridian st.
Ii. 5361. Omen evenings and Sunday.
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Houses for Sole

ORANGE. 1872; CoLoRED- 4-room
bungalow: nicely decorated; electric
lights. cement porch, cement walks IN
yard, driven i've veil garage lot , 44iEl4O;
monthly: close to Paramount Glass
Works, Gas Company, Pennsylvania and
Beech Grove shops and Tie Company;
take Shelbyville or Rushville interurban
to $500 Prospect ST., walk two blocks
south; agents on ground all day SUN
day. OSCAR LEE, 406 Castle Hall Bldg,
=
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Real Estate Wanted
Suburban for Sale

CASH for property. all kinds. c. j. BOZ
TON. 222 N. Delaware. Ri. 6796.
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CHEVROLET-192 coach; a Very sturdy
little car; runs very smooth: fully
equipped: car No. 4844; price was $500,
now $500; small down payment. balance
small monthly payments direct to us.
DIN Chevrolet Co Lii 1851. 1910 N.
Meridian St Omen evenings and Sunday.
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See O:T Used Cars.
FRANK FEESGR co.
f12H PrOSOecf

l4HV FIOSpeCb
6FX qsER oR c4R 6 e. P2rf ednt prices 2S
CHEVROLET, 1927 LANDAU-One of the
Chevrolet. In tipo , top condition through
$3.50, Small down payment. Bal. small
monthly paymennts direct to us: DIN
Ii. 1851. Open evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET--1928 cabriolet; a sporty
little job in the very best Of condition;
car No. ,4758; price was $3.50, now $500;
monthly payments direct. to US. DIN
evenings and Sunday. Ii. 5361.
C,HEVROLET-1928 Coupe; RECENTLY over
ish like new; car No. $780, was $425,
now $S75; small down payments, balance
o eag G mReR 6oy e46 d Herdia G st.
Ii. 1851. Open evenings and Sunday.
1927 sedan; dandy family
car that is ready to give. some real serv-
Price WA was gs7o now S'A $685. small ALL down down
payments. balance small monthly pay
m T690 direct to us DIN chegTolet Co.
evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET-1927 coupe; lots of miles left
in this dandy little car; comes fully
equipped an and in first class lass condition ten
small down payment, balance small
chevrolet Co., lU4U N. Meridian SL. Ill.
1851. Open evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET-192 coach; for economical
transportation and real service here is
the car; every part checks mech. perfect:
car No 445I; price was s 2o9 now S2S2
Chevrolet Co c.. 1910 n. Meridian st. Ii
1851. Open evenings and Sunday
beautiful gray: les ou1 reJ y. K. .ag
small down payment: balance small
cbevroiet P CO.. Io4o n. Meridian st. Ii
1851. open evenings and Sunday.
CHEvROLET-192 coach mechanically
pereet practSaly4 new yiT SS5 i n63
1885; small down payment, balance DIRECT
to US DIN Chevrolet Co.. 1910 N.
Meridian. Ii. 1851. Open evenings and
CHEVROLET-1927 coach; a very sturdy
equipped: car No. 4844; price was $500,
small monthly ffiiy payments direct to us.
DIN Chevrolet Co Ii 1851. 1910 N.
Meridian St. Open evenings and Sunday
CHEVROL ET-1928 coupe; just the car for
No. 4849 price was s435. now 1895: small
down payment. balance small monthly
gaymfe6nItos direct to US oin 5aS Ghey Gs
evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET-1o27 cabrioet; thoroughly
reconditioned and carries the rea y. r.
tag that counts: car No. 452Q: price was
s385, now s345; small down payment. ball
ance small monthly payments diTect' to
US. DIN Chevrolet Co, iO40 N Meridian
St. Lii 1851. open evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET-192 sedan; can not be told
from new; fully equipped; car No. 46i6;
was S675 now 500; small down payment,
balance direct to us. DIN Chevrolet Co.
1880 N. Meridian st. Ii. 1851. Open
evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET-le29 coach; one Of the new
skies: driven only 5000 miles: car No.
4762: was s545. now s495; small down
payment balance direct 10 US. DIN
Chevrolet Co. 1910 n. Meridian st. Ii.
1851. Open evenings and Sunday.
1929 CHEVROLET COACH-Driven only
10 weeks; fully equippe7: car No. 4837:
re $3.50. now $500: small down payment.
balance direct to US. DIN Chevrolet Co.
1910 ". Meridian st. Ii. 1891. Open
evenings and Sunday.
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Eent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA, N 1862 front rms; also l I'm.
aud kitchenette; everything furnished.
ASHLAND. 1862 comfortable lge. rms. !:
sink. priv. entrance: Tor ;; IS. He. 5274.
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Business Places for Rent

s55-6 rooms modern; 157 VI. Pratt st.
owner. 1854 ". Delaware st. Ia. 5334.
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south pref. Write }. 534i2 N. La Sale.
Room for Rent With Board
ALABAMA. N. 52l-Room and board: 2
men: large front room. Ri: BIS.
CENTRAI-Excellent meals; home privil-
eyes, walking distance. Ii 62O9.
FLETCHER AVE. 171s-Nice pleasant
room tCard private home. DR.. 1929.
HAMILTON. N, 64I-Board, rm.. modern,
-Rsiyete home. So wk. Oh. 3546-M.
fEcSWOOD. 2s29-Pleasant I'm. with board.
4 North; / or ?. empl. girls; III. car.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2056- Front I'm: priv.
home. men or empl. couple: IS. Ha.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2229-Well furnished It.
I'm. plenty heat. hot water, modern
pitiIcges of home, excellent meals: home
cooking: near Central carlne for / or 2.
ia. 4706.
PENN. ~. 2256-Pleasant I'm. for 2:
home cooking. garage. Ia. 076l.
sOafERSET. 606-Children, inclosed yard.
STATION. 2232-Large. front nm; private
entrance. Private home.
WASH E. 1I39-Hyland Apt. 5; rm. sd
I, board, hot water. good heat II. 39l4
IsTH W. 3636-Nice front rm. or board.
mod. home; priv. telephone. gar. Be-
CHRISTIAN HOME-For aged or children;
byst Of reference. BE. 19is-R !.
CHILDREN TO BOARD: 80 yeers; kinder
garten training included. So. RI g6I5.
SNAIL CIIILDREN-Rm and board; moth
er's car; Protestant preferred. Oh. 1884,.
WANTFp-Children to board Mothers
care: ref s4S South fremont
BOARD: ! or > children; good North side
home. mothers care. WA. S9i2-M.
WI, share rm with congenial young
gitl: home privileges. Ha. 04o6-M.
FURNISHED RM. l or ? elderly women
20 board OF room. Be. 1924R
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Ah eaF sehoo IS 2s Garage eoG S DF 1893
ASHLAND. @2OOs-6-room modern duplex;
gar; wa. pd.; $50. Be. 1851. Oh. 6998.
AUDUBON, s. 275-Iryington: modern g.
room single: garage: SOS. II. 4119.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2122-6 rooms. mod.
garage: sis. Call Hu. 40lo.
BOULEVARD PLACE, S7O3-North half
garage: $40. KEY 1901 or Ri. 9l65 Days.
BELLEFoHMgTTAINE, 25$2-s rooms modern,
BURGESS. 361-Irvington: modern Groom
double. garage: S45. II. 41l9. -
BUTLER. S. l49--Attractive. bungalow,
modern. Ha. 2040 Ri. 0288.
CONGRESS. 63s-6-room modern house
with garage. ia. 152l-R.
CORNELL, 294s-4-rm. semi-mod; Al;
new shades; ga: s22. SO Hu. 48l7.
DEWEY, $685. rooms, semi modern new
ly pap. painted; adults. Sls II. 3826-W
DORMAN 627-Double, rms. gas; cleo,
water pd., inside toilet, garage, $50.
ENGLISH AVE. 1907 nice rms, up
stairs. water and lights pd., near school,
s25 per month. DR.. $3.50.
EUCLID. 3236-4-room house; garage; $40
Inquire 2315 Parker Ave.
CRACELAND. S750-Beautiful modern bum
galow: rooms. hardwood floors. fire
place. built-in bookcases. Only 2 doors
south of Maple road. Rent s45, with gar,
$50. Fl. 1898: eve, Hu. 3lO3.
HAMILTON. N. 27-6-room cottage. mod
ern except furnace. Oh. 1891.
HAMILTON, N, 342-6-rm. double; suitable
families; newly decorated; $50 month:
HERVEY. 1O4l-5 rooms. semi-modern.
$3.50. Inquire. 534 Iowa.
V71f
Lilly. Call Ind. Eur Co. 1913 W Market.
KEYSTONE. N. PAS rooms. modern ex-
cept furnace: garage. Or. 7489.
LANSING. 1915 rooms. semi-modern with
garage; good condition; SIT. -
LYNHURST. DR.-N. of W. Washington
LYONS. s.. 32l-5-rm. semi-modern; re-
dec. nr. bus. school. Ii. 1863. Ia. 1902.
MICHIGAN. E, 47l0-5-room, strictly mod.
double; SIS. 2662-M.
MICHIGAN. e. 2234-Near Tech; Groom
modern double; s35; water paid. Oh. 1917.
MOORE AVE. E, 2S2l-27-Naer Washing
ton; 5 ms. semi-mod.: 500. Wa. 5439.
double; garage: only SIS. He. 4ls2.
gas, cleo, near school; SIG HUI 1853
PARK. SO47-Near Shortridge: 6-room
modern double. garage: S45. Oh. 1888.
PARKER. 1922 rooms and pantry. dou-
STILLWELL. S16-5 rooms: inside toilet
gas. cleo, good cond.; water rd.; SIS.
TEMPLE & PEARL-4-rm. double semi
mod. SIG: coy S-rm bung.. SO. Ia. 5S05.
TRAUB. N, ll4-Upper dup; rms; clean,
mod. heat. water. gar: adults; S35.
WOODRUFF PLACE-ss9 West drive; new
modern house: Celotex insulated: rooms
and breakfast nook. unusual decorations,
sos; water furnished. Ri. $40.
nth. E, 242s.6-Toom semi-mOdern dou-
bic. grate: s23. Wa. OHIO.
18TH. w. 24-Attractive 8 rooms modern.
excellent condition. new furnace. Ri.
0542.
24TH, E. 52I-6-room double: near car,
school: $3.50. Hu. 1851. Ha. l746-R.
25TH ST. W. $3.50 rooms. bath. lights:
$50. Ia. 1858.
9TH. W. 1925 rooms and bath. $3.50;
colored. Elmore Bro. Realty. Ri. S15S.
slST. W. l243-s-room double in-a-door
bed huilt-in features.
S4TH " 13i1-5-rnn moo double. $40.
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Room Wanted
Room for Rent With Board

WANT or 3 unfur. rms; mr.. car line;
south pref Write J. 534i2 N. La Sale
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ALABAMA N 52l-ROom and board; 2
men. laree front room. Ri BIS.
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CHEVROLET-l827 coupe; lots of miles left
in this dandy little car; comes fully
equipped and in first class condition;
car No. 4734; price was 1925, now $500;
small down payment. balance small
monthly payments direct to US. DIN
Chevrolet Co., 1040 NJ Meridian st. Ii.
1851. Open evenings and SUNDAY.
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3lST. W. 1852 modern rooms completely
furnished: private entrance. Ia 255l.
LOVELY woodruf-Pleasant. warm rm;
kitchnt: everything furn: $3.50. Oh. 4lo8.
LAPGE-Well furnished rooms. large
front. back porches. also big rooms and
kitchenette or ! extra biz room and
kitchenette. 1852 Park.
OHIO. z. 800 large rms. running water.
$3.50: one room. SO.
BEAUTIFUL furn. warm nm. With piano.
Walking distance. Dr. 36f5-R
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CHEVROLET-1928 coach: mechanicalIy
perfect; practically new tres fully
equipped; car No. 487i; was s425, now
$685.: small down payment, balance direct
to us. DIN Chevrolet Co.. 1910 N.
Meridian. Ii. 1851 Open evenings and
Sunday
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MODERN-S2. 10000

g rooms. basement. furnace. toilet and
bath: near school churches. car service:
500 cash gives YOU Immediate possession.
balance same as rent. See 402 Centen-
NAL st; today. Open for inspection
II. 2541 MR.. MILAN. IR. $751;.
HOYT AVE, 3925-4-room semi-modern
bungalow; gas, electric lights. inside
toilet, garage, city water. In first-class
condition; no Barrett. Take English ave.
Pennsylvania. Hawthorne shops. Sell at
q bargain. 81 $50 5000 down b Sda
Ohin Rnnnn 4ns ri 101z or CT n8QQ
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Rooms for Rent

4 CENTRAL cAR-577 z. 18th: modern priv
heat hot water; l OF 2. SO each. Ri, 7l0s.
COLLEGE. 707s. Apt 4.-Ideal for couple:
twin beds. next bath. steam heat. He.
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CHEVROLET-1929 sedan; can not be told
from new; fully equipped; car No. 48i6.
was S675 nov s640; small down payment,
balance direct to US. Olin Chevrolet Co.
1880 n. Meridian st. Ii. 1851. Open
evenings and Sunday
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Trucks
DODGE

TRACTOR So TON-With 5-town White
motor. and 8-ton trailer. owner has no
use for same Run about 1000 miles.
Jno. Henke. Is E. Ross St. st. Bernard. "
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Excellent meals; home priyil-
eyes. walking distance. Ii. 6209.
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CHEVROLET-1e29 coach; one Of the new
skies: driven only 5000 miles: car No.
4762: was s545. now s495; small down
payment balance direct 10 US. DIN
Chevrolet Co. 1910 N. Meridian st. Ii.
$751; Open evenings and Sunday.