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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
RECORD HEAT DUE
THIS AFTERNOON
Mercury Expected to Hit 95.
Two Dead, One Frustrated,
Yesterdays Toll.

With the temperature rising 10 de-
qrees in five hours this morning, the
hottest weather of the year was in sight
for Washington this afternoon. A ten
tative maximum for the day Of 95 de-
grees was fixed by the Weather Bureau
which means that the temperature In
the downtown streets will be around
the 100 mark.
The weather yesterday was indirectly
responsible for two deaths and one
prostration. according to police and
hospital records.
Succumbing to the heat as she en-
tered Griffith Stadium at l o'clock yes
terday afternoon, Mrs. Cora Lee Pope
"a years old, of Baltimore, died few
minutes later of a heart attack brought
on by the heat.
Colored Boy Is Drowned.
An ambulance was summoned from
Casualty Hospital and Mrs. Pope was
pronounced dead on the arrival of DR..
j. A. Jordan. Coroner j. Ramsay
natural causes.
Thirteen-year- James Johnson,
colored. of 1910 c street southeast, was
drowned late yesterday afternoon in the
AnacoStia River near Pennsylvania
Avenue Bridge, where he had gone 20
seek relief from the heat. The boy
had been wading with several COM
panions near the bank, but ventured
out beyond his depth and sank i'm
mediately. He drowned in 20 feet of
water. Several hours later. police of
the harbor precinct recovered the body.
Alvin Winbish, colored, a chauffeur,
living at PAS N street, collapsed from
the heat at his home yesterday after
noon. He was taken to Emergency Hos
pital in an ambulance and treated by
DR.. Leon Gordon.
Cooler Weather Due Sunday.
No substantially cooler weather Is in
Bureau said. A high-pressure area,
which is moving down from the Arctic
region, will be over the city by that
time, bringing with it much more COM
Portable temperatures.
The extremely hot weather will con-
tinue through tonight, moderating
slightly tomorrow. Local Thunderstorm
ers are expected this afternoon and to-
night, but they will not serve to drive
the temperature down.
If the temperature climbs to the 95
mark this afternoon it will have sur
passed by one degree the record of "a
set April Z. The manner in which the
is mounting today was in
Dictated by the Weather Bureau Their
which stood at 60 degrees at
6 o'clock this morning, and at 88 five
hours later The highest official tenn
perature reached yesterday was Sc de-
greeS.
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Mexican Railroad Men Refuse to Eat
When Court Fails to Restore Union

All seemed aghast when the Supreme
Court handed down the decision. In
the demonstration which followed
decision was made to go on a hunger
strike and not to leave the room until
the courts judgment was reversed.
A committee drafted and sent to
President Portes Gil a telegram urging
him to use his good Offices to call the
Supreme Court into a plenary session
to seek a solution Of the conflict"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Ass0clated PTess.
MEXICO CITY, May 31.-Two hun
dred and fifty Mexican railroad men
were on a hunger strike in the cham
bers of the National Supreme Court
today in protest at the courts having
rendered judgment adverse to them.
The courts decision was rejection of
an application to override an arbitra-
ton committee which took from them
their status as union employees after a
strike in 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
MEETS APPROVAL IN GERMANY
Foreign Office Spokesman Praises
Hoover for Disarmament Speech.

Hoover Tor Disarmament Speech.
BERLIN, May 81 CP.-While no
formal statement could be obtained
Immediately concerning President
Hoovers speech at Arlington yesterday,
WilhelmStraSse officials left no doubt
but that the whole German foreign
Office, including the foreign minister,
was greatly pleased at the Presidents
energetic defense of disarmament.
I'VE welcome every initiative in the
direction of limitation or the abolition
Of ornaments" a foreign Office spokeS-
man told the Associated Press, but
particularly when that initiative comes
from as powerful and important a man
as President Hoover.
1.-The speech, of course, Is mainly
concerned with naval ornaments re-
duction and must therefore primarily
be considered an earnest warning to
England. Germany naturally hopes,
however, that it will react also upon
land ornaments"
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YELLOW DOG BILL SIGNED.
Gov. Kohler Approves Measure
Sponsored by Labor.

SPOIIoVItU ny 4uUVI'
MADISON. Wis, May 81 OP).-Re-
jected by every other State, the drastic
yellow dog contract BILL" sponsored
by the American Federation of Labor,
has been signed by Gov. Walter j.
Kohler of Wisconsin, himself mil
'lionaire employer.
The measure voids all contracts in
which employees agree not to join labor
unions. or whereby farmers agree not
to become members of cooperative
marketing organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31

More than $50, 100000 worth of drugs
medicines and medicinal preparations
were consumed in Great Britain in the
past year.
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SENATOR LA TOILETTE
TO TELL NATION
OF SENATE SECRECY

Continued from First page.)
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
Rooms For Housekeeping

NuAIIN furnished iUom with or with -
 out board. Gall 699 stanley St, sec ord floor
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms TOT Rent

'N'p'''+ '' 'AN's 50IS HOTEL Nicely fUrnisned rooms.
 Also roa,is by day. 2l Main st, Teie- phone t75.
 . Ii-&,lIsnLp room and garage in smal Aayatr family. Clean and quiet. Fo-
 information ~Ite Classified @oN 2i F. Herald o'hre,
 HIGu ST. Gg-rmu,sacd room in pri-
 vate family, suitable for one or two
 pnaplc.
 : MAIN ST. 45-Fuyulsucd frost room.
 Also sale roonp5. Running hot water l Mrs uDen.
 , MAIN ST. 162-Ovcr Mass flew store, ;. AEAts up. Elevator ssrvlee Large room, 1 for or ? gentlemen. All coaveniences MAIN ST. 5-front rooms single o" double. All rouveuiences. Reasonable. Mrs. AIdarman Tel 260S. PEARL COURT, 15-Koom to rent sma private family. suitable for one or two persons Central Phone 4&6-J, .EoSPEcr ST. t2-Tw7 or three ntca- Iy ruru shed rooms for rent. Telephon2 322S-R
 5o. lIGu ar., ao-2 large furnsh@,. front rooms. Rent reasonable. TeIe- uuoue d152-W
 Rooms and Board an GEAED ST, 55-I@1ge pleasant room suitable for two gentlemen. Also tab'e i Ho.rd. Phone h2G".
 NEATLY fWnisHed Ioom w.5h or with.
 out board Call 699 stanley St, sec orA floor
 Rooms For Housekeeping 3, 1 8A5sETT ST 60--Ncar High soho j. Large, beautiful. furnished 3 room
 anarmaut. ,IndcrH in every way. Suit able for business couple or teachers. Tn'c0hone 2S&2.
 MAIN ST, tl-S.ng'e or double room or light housekeepins. Also rooms ana hnrd at low ra1cs. Tel 1924
 every way. Call at Apt 2 Tel 3474-J. i roam apartment. Heated. I-p-to-date ia ! oy"ry way Call tt Apt. .. MAPLE ST. G9--light housekeepn,; rooms furnished All modern improve i moH1s lst or End floors. Also sngIa rooms with or without board. Reason ! able lat"s Mrs smith. Tel 262o. FEnsrE'r ST. la-2 tront rooms, E,rchrnerte lwnjshed light hausekeep. u@ Very central reasonable, st'MMEE ST. 22-9, and f rooms fo, light hous' keeping. Also single rooms, Tol so22-1 Inquire 1st floor west II.HHE FURNISHED rnon1s for lgHs Housrsnenina. Stoam heat and hot WI . tFr furnished. Apply 2o0 East Main
 street Tel 254@
 Tsrp furnished rooms for light house.
 keapuG. Electricity, heat. gas Sep~ artra outrao-n I"tdre q Winthrop st. NtN,E ST. 15@-1, or furnished rooms for Nsht HousyEeenin-. Suitab,a
 for business couple or teachers, Also
 s.ngIo rooms Toi f777~W. WALLACE sT.-Two furnished rooms for light hnrsoxorudng Scparate entrance. Inquire SS Wallace St.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
Rooms and Board

5D UIGU aT, a9-2 large furnishe,, front rooms. Rent reasonable, Tele- u4oue tl5q-W
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

IIGu ST. Gy-l'ur1ts.icd room in prl-
 late family Suitable for one or two
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
EDUCATIONAL
Instrumental and Vocal

PIANO instruction, Will take a limited number Of pupils. Leschetizsty method. Mrs. Henry Myers, 1i5 Idnwood S., Telephone 5936-W.
 NAl{REN HALE, teacher of piano, orghn and harmony Studio 10 Camp Street. Telephone 2p9G for appointment.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
Desk Room and Offices
tiuII~tN For Kent

OFTI'E If TWO front rooms to rou-
 We'll heated. Inquire jamtor, l66 Maj
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
MERCHANDISE
Articles For sale
%
Business and Dnicc Equipment 5.
A NEW piece living room set and 10

A NEW 5 piece living room set and 10 goo r5u4 -d s-. ~H. tss"-W. AN OLD FASHIoNl.b cHEST OE uRAWERs for sale" Walnut $5. Call at 27+ Arch St
 BEFORE moving into that new apart meut let us haug 5our sbade, and lay your unolrum Henly Goldsmith & Go &5 Main St Telephone 5$7. CAPITAL. stuart coal rdnsr and C,alk Jewel aaS stove. Eo5h in good "oudt- ton. ruou:rr 2i Na~, St. Tol. al17-M COMPLETE four rooms of fu"uishjn44 for sale Make your own onor May rrut tcu>mout, For information write c}asainod HoN Ao R, Herald o0foe- kITcHEN stove for sale. In good con- diton Inquire 427 chestnut St., third floor Telephone g9l R.
 koIlIJgR-Campbcl ijaHo and household furniture for sale cheap Inquire 66 B"ldaa St. Fhon" @12o
 A Classified Al in the Herald saves hours Of time.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

r0&BlN AVE. ln42-S room housa. All improvements. hot water hc"r Fine loratjon. G@raye. Telephone 59G
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

None, Loaned K FAMILY LOANS FOR USE IN THE
 HOME-uP TO $500 Our scr1tre is best because you can re pay urrorlmg to your income, and we try 10 ma::e every customer happy hy .ou"t, sy. promrtnnss and privacy. $2 to $5 monthly, plus interest repays
 sin to $1oQ cash loan
 Larger sums in proportion. The only charge is three and ono-halt per cent per month on unpaid
 amount of loan. All loans between husband, wife and ourselves. Gall, write or phone 19-i-5. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Room 9o1, Raphael Building
 Second Floor
 99 WEST MAIN STREET
 New Britam Conn.
 Telephone Kew Britain 1-9-4-3 Open 8:30 to 5- Saturdays %:30 to 1 --Lirensed by the state Classified advertising in the Her aid and thrift go hand in hand
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
VALUABLE ANTIQUE FURNITURE for

sale For rarttoulars telephone 2395 BABY CARRIAGE in good condition. will sell Very reasonably, Apply at 18t Beldeu St
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

ITNNTSWIN T00W 0WU g1Tage M sma- rrsvatc family Clean and quiet, Fo~ information wute Classified Fox 2i B, Herald otHre
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
 Musical instruments

EDISON Diamond n.s@ phonograpIl. Ma hogany finish. With assortment of 25 records as goot as HeW Cpst original ly $I0o without records. Price com plcte S25 at S5 monthly if desired. Box 5 L.. Herald OGne,
 PLAYER PIANO. Used by a careful fam- fly. Looks new and is in fine condition. A bargain. McCoys. Inc, 246 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
AUTOMOTIVE
Service StatiOnS-Repairing

CADILLAC AND NASH Specially Haze your car repaired TOW. J. B. Moran Garage, 3l3I3 Church st. Tel, 2342-W ENPERT WILLS KNIGHT repairing Rudolph's Garage 127 Cherry St. Tele- phone 2051-W.
 0. BECKER, expert radiator repair. Au- tholiHed Harrison service station Quickest service at lowest cost. Eear l2 Glen St Telephone 5490.
 RADIATORS repaired uy new methou Expert work. Gord,s Auto Supply, G. Broad, cor. Broad X High. Tel. 6lI1.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

WEST 1ND-3 11mT5y. r rooms. car garage. All improve emerte. Fine loca tIou Terms reasonable. Tel 2197-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
INTERESTING VALUES

STANLEY QuAETER MANOR single house. ' rooms, jus. finished. NadvrH in cHely way Can be bought With small amount ot sas&. WEST END
 loom aouse. uot water heat, frs- place, Hardwood doors. garage. Prns S3,o00: small amount oG gaah re- qu.rod W EST ENp-
 2 family house, f roouz OH floor. Flr"p,are, steam heat, hardwood hooys, garage. Prlre uEHt.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

MAIN ST, 162-Over Mugs uew store, ,. 1.EAts up. Elevator sarylee. Large roou, for or gentlemen. All coaveniences, MAIN ST. -rront rooms, single O. double. All rouyeuiences Reasonable. Mrs Alderman Tel 260S.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

CHERRY ST I@-- FnUE ROOM TENE. ment for rent Modern improvements Rent reasonable. Inquire C. Rudolph.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
a apartncnt~ and Tenements

of two rooms, hitchenette and bath. Heat, hot water, Centrally lu"4tod. Phone 454.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
EDUCATION AL
Dancing Teachers

V'7 BALLROOM-STA -TOE-TAP! Emcr- son Studio 162 Main St. (eutance in Mags Store). Telephone SIS.
 Local and Private Instructors B MEN, all ages yacht and steamship iobs Experience unnecessary. Send sclt-ad- dr,ssed envelope for free position lst| raptam, Bo% goo, E.'sex conn. CrE your spare time beng tutorod in grammar -hooI subjects. Box fl W. II, Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
By PERCY CROSSE Y

c1oryr'et 1928 by "olt'an New~n ser>iee)
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
LOUIE $. JONES AGENCY IT MAIN TT,
 PHONE It1

ONu, tWo and three f4mIy houses fo sale. Up-to-dA-e ju every way. At at trdnttre terms. Telephone 510S EoCNY HILL AVE.-5 room bungalow All Improvements. car garage, Lo 5uAI5Q. Prize very roasoua ble. Hard ware City Co-OperatiNe Assn, Inc, l- Main Street
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
Autos and !rtltt>> Tor Sale
Garages To Let
Service Statjon-Rcp&ir.ng

AECH ST. BODY X EADTAToE WORKS F, Wolf, prop. Auto radiators body fen dors repaired 1p7 Arch S. Tnl. 17n&, INTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS made and repaired Humble seat tops, Closed rar tops q Specialty. Johns Auto Top Shop 10G West Main St. Tel 1f94 3ATTEEY SERVICE G-Auto electricians. Nulrantzine. Eudys Battery Service, IS5 East Main St. Call 1nH. Make onr battery station %our intrrrT st|tion,'
 RATTGNII.s AND SERVICE
 BrDD AUTO PRODUCTS co,
 176-12F ARCH ST TEL. "@S9 3EING YOUR BATTERY IN or call 29oj for our special rcrhareing service. ET- tda Battery Service 96 chestnut St.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-AIen Wanted

BOYS WANTED, II years of age or over. t12 d week. Apply al 70 Lafayette Street.
 CAR WASHER WANTED. Apply at Be Ion's Garage 1l5 Church St. POLISH -AMERICAN BOY wanted tn work ill grocery store. Call in person at 2&5 Pennington Ave. EXPERIENCED soda dispenser wanted. Apply Soda shopp". 95 West Man St. NEAT appearing man 10 sell mou neck wear direct to the consumer, New Britain and towns nearby. Apply Fl person. Anderson NeckWear ro.. 252 Asylum St, Hartford, Conn. Tel 5-8tS8.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
MERCH HANDISE
Household Articles
G..5

MATTRESSES remade and renovateI Returned same day New mattressrs made to order. Ma rkay-Wallin. U3 Main g. TeIernone tE2S
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

Classified advertising in the Her aid and thrift go hand in hand.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

SHADES SHADES! SHADES. Side hemned window shades 75c up. Let
 us give you an estimate. N B Win
 dow Shade Co. Tel. 32S9 Opposite
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

AbA.HS STREET, Atar LluuUlu-7 roul cottage. Fireplace, hot water heat Wit oh burner, l"o Gar salaae. owner lea. 4"s 1'ty' He ton1.le!etaI O.. RooE H., IAe CyIumelc4A4 Lo. Bi4g,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
IteElairiIi.

ALI. KINDS watches and clorks repaired. All work guaranteed. Open to T. I'll l. Bjru5oW Flzi. 2& Lafayette. Tel 3&H1 BEDDING. Mattresses rcmade and made to order, Furnitur4 unnols' ring, Hard ware City Bedding 70. Tel &125. MArHINE WORK, WELUIN3, CARBON BINNEp Tn" S-hult2 Marhine Works 2i6 Rocky Hili AE" Tel 2&9-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
Situations Wantctl-Mcn II

GERMAN girl, 19 years Of agn, wishes position doing general housework. In puire 57 seymour St. second floor, after ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
Apartments and Tenements

CHuECH ST, 3l3-FoUr loom tenement Oh third floor All improvements In uutre Ms Bennett
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For safe

SPROUTS NEW FAEM rATAL0G l.opo EAEGAINS, 1.ooo pICTrRES q AnFE.' uara"am II ,att'e horses. machinery. ahout f1 ro't~ wood, etr.. iuruded in Efre rou 0yiu@ etaft, ma~ radam Hway uas3rs, Nuag, near. level t}]aga, fruit. line e'ream; , noue~s h1sameot barn. ether h,dg< Price only $2.Soo for au ahopt $9nu '.nu Picture ard dctat]s r9 B. Over 1oo9 more harsaius and 1.ota pictures Nr this hig li5 page ratr'e,r Write tn Gey for f.on copy. STEOUT AGENCY. 255-n2 Furth Ave, N Y. City
 Houses For >air N3 A BAEGAIN tn E room cottage or ranged to accommodate 2 small fam flies f desired Look this oNef and mHl" an offer. Loc<wood, Room ,e7 '":v HaU
 BUNGALOW in Belvidere. Five large
 m-, Greu-a~e @od hsth. 1st floor. den room and bath 2ad floor ear garage, Lot 155 r. front. Snruhberv Small amount If rash A gift at the price. I.outo $. Jones Agency. IT Mam St. Phone 140.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

TWO Easy washing machines, latest models. used or floor as demonstra- tors. Liberal reducuou Terms Henry Moraus (. sons &-3 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

BA3sETT ST, S8--Ncar High s>ho)t. Large, laautitUl furnished 3 room apartment. ,jndcrn in every way. Suit able for business couple or teachers. wn1r~lrour 2S&2
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

REPAIRING oH all makes ol ears EN- pert mechanics available day and night. Hotel Washington Garage. Phone 172j. RADIATOR repairing at lowest prices, quick service, satisfaction guaranteed. NoW England Radiator Works, 25 East Main St., near Main. Telephone >6G. TIRES, BATTERIES, AUTO ELECTRIC SEItNlCE-p, X V. Tire o Battery Co.. 2tl Myrtle St. Telephone S693.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

1t-NL4.N pEDpciLy oil man TUau. Bran. He" SIX loom cottasa with all improv, lAeAts, Purchase pace S4,a0u, with cas
 Iiol" soJ0 up, |. Duuuzze, 47b Nal H', Ne" BnlatN, Conn, Tel. 434J <
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
RIISiupSS pin,.rS For Rent

WALNUT ST. 23-Shop suitable for light nauufartu"iHe. Also saraRc 1a- ou,ra GlnsbIrg Shop, 19 Walnut, CJn 175G
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

GRAND ST. 55-I#rre pleasant room suitable for two gentlemen. Also tab.e Hu.rh. Phone G2@E
New Britain herald., 1929-09-13

DOTIS HOTEL Nicely furnished rooms, Alsa rooms by day. &l Main st. Teie- phone #475.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

OAKLAND COACH, late 1927. You'll ike
the car and the price 5l8 10th st. ne.
OLDSMOBILE SEDANS, two, 1928. 4-door
These cars are just like new, and the price
Is low. Can arrange terms. PLOT Pa. ave.
West 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

OAKLAND ROADSTER, l92s--Run very few
miles. Condition like new. Low price. Guar
anteed. Warrington Motor Car Co., 2035
l7lh st. nv Pot. a
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PEERLESS CUSTOM SPORT ROADSTER.
ing six disc wheels and trunk rack etc.
Being thoroughly renovated by and can be
seen at Service Auto Body Co., 500 Newton
pl ". 49,
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OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. 4-door. 1929; driven
very little; will sell for reasonable price:
also will trade and can arrange terms. 2107
Pa. ave. West 1888
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OAKLAND COACH. l92s-Good tires; me-
chsnically Ok; excellent appearance and
ven worth the price Of SD; easy G. NJ.
A. c. terms, The WASHINGTON Auto Ex-
change. 2Ol5 Nth ST n V Nnrfh osso
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OLpSS adS:l HE COACH. 1923. 2idoor; runs
one. Can arrange terms. 2l07 Pa. ave.
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OAKLAND COACH. 1926-Overhauied Duco
finish. New tires. Excellent condition.
Guaranteed. Price very low. Warrington
Motor Car Co.. 2035 nth NV Pot AZ
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PACKARD OFFERS-l92s 526 Sedan, 1929
S26 Convertible Coupe. 1927 Phaeton. 1925
Sedan. All the above cars are in first-clasS
running order. Buy with confidence from
the Packard distributor, 100 Kalorama I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

PEERLESS ''72' BROUGHAM. 1927; a high
grade car with brand-new tires. excellent
terms. Southern Motor Sales. Franklin dis
tribmtOrS. 3d6-aAR Pa nQ6T
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in excellent condition and guaranteed. at
very low prices. Warrington Motor Car Co.,
2035 nth NV. Pot a.
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PACKARD Straight Eight Sport Phaeton-
Columbia 1880
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REQ FLYING CLOUD. ls28-Rumbie seal:
paint, tires, upholstery and mechanically
Ok; fully equipped and ready for any
tor Co. 1909 18th NV. Dec 1910.
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PACKARD SIX SEDAN. 1927. with all ex-
tras; real expensive car at an attractive
price: your car in trade, with terms that
are rare. 1925 l4ti1 st. NV. N 1922
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PACKARD 8 ROADSTER. model 1856: in cx-
cellent running ORDER paint fair: tires un-
usually good; price. $3.50. Packard, 100
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Neuer man original recommendations :phen
answering Advertisements for employment
USE COPIES
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month. Looks and runs like new. A real
bargain TO quick buyer. Must sell. s04
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PONTIACS-PONTIACS -PONTIACS
Several smart. dressy and clean cars ready
dition and written word-of-honor guar
1886; '28 sedan. s5sS, and landau sedan
fresh from original ownership. only 1878.
Open until 10 pm. Dick Murphy, 1885 18th
ST. at T
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WILLYS-KNIGHT CLUB SEDAN. late 1926
Great s. motor with plenty of pep, in ex-
cellent condition. New battery, slip covers
and generator. Only $3.50. a real buy. Will
accept terms to responsible party. 81 5th
st Sc l8s
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PIERCE-ARROW MODEL 30 SEDAN. 1926
Recently refinished and in best possible con-
dition. A careful owner. member OF the
diplomatic corps. took great pride in this
Kalorama I'd.
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PONTIAC SEDAN. 1929--Big 6. Latest model.
Driven 1900 miles demonstrator. New
car guarantee. VIII take a liberal dis
count and accept small car in trade, Bal
ance to suit. Phone Mr.. Blackwood, De-
catur 1902: Adams 7491.
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WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 5-pass. the mo-
tor that improves with use; new paint. good
tires and ready to go; at $3.50; terms.
Southern Motor Sales. Franklin distributors,
346-348 Pa. ave. Met 0967
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. latest model 4:
first $275 takes it. For inspection and DEM
onstration call Pot. 1871. IS"
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REQ TOURING. 1924. equipped with new
tires: lots OF good service for $l75. Terms.
Wallace Motor Co., 1909 st. NV. Deca-
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driven 4.0o0 miles and looks inst as good as
1t ever did. A real economical value, s495.
1925 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

NASH SPECIAL SEDAN. 1929. 400 series.
rms car has been used as demonstration
ara VIII be sold with new-car guarantee.
Price, $1,000. Wallace Motor Co, 1903 L
st. NV. Decatur 228O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

REQ FLYING CLOUD SPORT COUPE, 1929.
master; wire wheels. rumble seat. trunk
rack; the very latest model: run only 1000
miles; you can save that first years depre-
citation on new car; fully guaranteed; easy
terms. Your car accepted as part payment.
1915 Kenyon st. Col. 1927, Apt. As, bet. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

REQ FLYING CLOUD BUSINESS COUPE.
demonstrated: driven only few hundred
miles, equal to new in every respect; fully
equipped: substantial price reduction. Yorr
car in trade. Mr.. Loving Cleveland 24as-J.