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The Washington times., 1929-01-22
MONARCHY Plan
AGAIN ST|RS
GERMANS

AMSTERDAM, Jan. ~ u.N.s).--
German monarchists may utilize the
occasion Of the ex-kaiser's seventeen
birthday next Sunday to make
royalist demonstration in Berlin
and elsewhere, according to word
from Berlin today.
The German monarchist move
ment is still live issue in Ger
many and 1t has again been brought
prominently TO the peoples atten-
ton by the proposal OF the Steel
1 Helmet League that a plebiscite
be held throughout Germany to vote
whether the future government be
royalist or republican.
The Steel Helmet League Is one
of the most active of the monarch
ist-militarist organizations in Ger.
many.
President Won Hindenburg of the
Reich is honorary president, al.
though he has taken no part in the
activities OF the organization and
sternly frowns against any Illegal
activity to upset the present form
of government.
The president has proclaimed his
own whole.hearted loyalty to the
republic and asked ali Germans to
| do likewise.
Field Marshal Won MackenseD,
whose campaigns on the eastern mi
southeastern battlefronts won i'm
! portant victories for the Germans,
has gone to Doom. Holland. To
extend birthday calculations TO the
| former Kaiser upon behalf OF ths
! officers of the old imperial army.
The Washington times., 1929-01-22

DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.-Dance Music (WOL.
229).
1881 p. m.--MadrilIon Orchestra
ii ,. m.-WriEiey's Royal Cam
adams (WMAL. 47sl.
The Washington times., 1929-01-22
LOCAL PROGRAMS

overwhelmingly
l:90-United states Navy Band.
4:30--Aaction bridge game N. B. G. J;
SKY Sketches IN B. CT; Jolly
Bill and Jane IN. 3. CT; Mo-
ticn Picture Guide and wal
dorf-Astoria Orchestra IN. p.
c..
gram: Organ recital BY Mrs.
Harvey u. Cobb
7:oo--voters ssrvice: 'Interocea nic
Canal Routes through Mica
ragua, BY Senator Walter z.
EsEs e New sN,.. York /. & -. sw .l,.t
q. Ross "a. B. c..
7;s0--Lotus Orchestra.
s;0O--Genia Fonarioya. soprano
neutrality-suspicious. "a + II 4; program IN. b. c.).
-Eveready Hour IN. b. CO..
10 :0O--Clicqu0t EskimOs IN. b. CO..
10.30--Weather forecast
l0:31--Madrillon Orchestra.
11:O9-Radlo Keith orpheum Hour
-NYaalllnEt0n-
6As--Town crier.
500 Nuggets OF knowledge.
G:a3---Dinner music.
s:zs- Mrs Charles Goldsmith, mem
Der board Of trustees; speaker
for Community Chest.
7.00--Mullane's Masqueradefs.
7:1l--Amos m Andy.
10,09-Dance music.
WAIAL--W ashington--456
6.e0--A A. A. motorists, question
box, conducted by George z.
Keneipp, District manager.
s6:20--Melody girl
G:SD--Gude's flower girl
T:00s-Tnirty Club news from The
7:l5-aM aehinery Comes i to the Aid
Of the Cow" by r. c. Munk-
WITT, Uniyersity Of Maryland,
7:s0-Correct time.
7;s1--Radio. Joe and his Budget
BOYS"
s;8O--scIool daze &C. B. 81.
S:30--Swe &C. b. s.
s:O0--Hank simmons show boat,
waiting at the Church" &C.
1900 the Voice of Columbia &c.
1900 Wrisiisg's Royal Canadians &c,
b. 50.
i2;OO-Iiate news flashes from The
Washington Herald studio.
WJay--Hya alsIngt0n-2O5
T:S0--The BalImores Dance orehes-
ira.
300 Radio George
s:1s-Isabel I.ikens Gates. reader
s30-S D. Trio
s:ts-George Halfcap. tenor.
s:09-Sieget Trio.
10:00--Three Melody Girls
lo:So-Silver String Revslera
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NEARBY STATIONS

wBAIs--IIaltim0re- 1060-2s3
6:g9--SaDdman Circle.
6:30-Dinner music.
7:00--Amoco program.
S:00--WJZ program.
WCAO--8aItlmore-6O
6:00--Celestial Orchestra,
T:O0--Ta1k by Robert w. Test, OF
the Better Business Bureau.
7:10--red Scholtholt: Jay Hamble-
7.so-CIeverIeaf Banjo Boys,
s:0R-School Daze.
s:45-EauIable Trust NewscastinG
9:gO--Hank simmons Sh0wboat.
waiting at the Church"
10:01-The Voice of Columbia.
1l:8O--Wr igleys Royal Canadians,
WFBR--BaItimOre2s a0-2Ss
6.G0--Confetti Coal Miners.
T:O2--"Things TheatricaP by Nor
man Clark
71s-Antomobfie show from Fifth
Regiment Armory,
S:15-Twelfth Infantry Band,
9:15--Agnes Heinz sopraDo;s Eliza
beth Campbell, pianist.
9.s0--Chester Mahi. pianist
9s45--Joseph Rumenap, tenor; Mrs.
Chris Rumenap, accompanies
1e.02--Percy Glascoes Orchestra.
WPG-A tlantic Clts-fI00-272
s:00--Coneert orchestra.
s:S0-Studio program,
9:00--Dual trio.
10:O0--Bridge game; Musical Maids
1f;0D--Silver slipper Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
s;O0--Main Street.
g:O0-cab Company program.
9:30--Stoek company.
11:00--Heigh+HO Orchestra,
11i20-PaFamount Orchestra.
WABC--New YOFk--a60-
s:0e-Schooi Daze.
S.30--Announced
9ig0-SimmOns' show Boat
10:00--Noice OF Columbia.
iI.A0--I 4Ombardofs Canadians
WEAF---New York-060 asa. Is
4:30--Auction bridge.
#T 5:0a--Sky sketches.
5:3B--Bill and Jane.
0--Waldorf-Astoria music.
T.90--NoteFE' service.
7:s0--Soconyiand sketches.
s:00--PrograH1
s.39-Prophyiaetic program.
9:O0--Eveready hour.
.l0.00--Clicquot Eskimos.
10:SO--Cassinelli and SevfllAnos.
1i.0O-Bernie's Orchestra.
WJZ--New York--Se0@So4.S
500 Yoeng's Orchestra.
s:30-Ship Orchestra.
7;80-Smalle and Robertson.
730--ID Memorys Garden
Ss00--Stromb Carlson Sextette.
8 :30-- Michelin Hour.
s:00--Three -in-One Theater.
9.30--Dutch Master Minstrels.
10;g0-Sixteen Singers.
10 :30r-O rchestraIiian A
ii 00-Slumber Music.
WRNY--New YOrk--I0IO-207
TOO Ensemble; Musical Comedy.
7:45-Duets,
Ss00--OTgan.
DETERMINATIONS contest.
s:00--Old Town Hall.
s.15--Colnedy Duo; Hugo GernsbaclE.
s:45-Yaried program
The Washington times., 1929-01-22
KEITH-ORPHEG|N
COMBINE ON
THE AIR

Aside from the second episode OF
the daily broadcast OF Amos n
Andy" from VOL at TAI this eve
ming. which we cannot help but
think is one OF the most important
things loud speakers have given us
1.-THE big event OF this particular
Tuesday will be the inauguration
OF one of those separable parts
programs to start weekly Radio
Keith Orpheum feature through WRC
and an MIC coaSt.to-coast hookup.
Most listeners have been informed
by the news columns that the Radio
Corporation of America and the
Keith Theater interests have re.
Gently formed combine. The Or
,pheuf1n part OF the title comes from
the Western vaudeville combination
which represents. west of the Miss.
issippi River, what the Keith inter
ests are in the East.
The program tonight will be one
OF those amazing switches hack
and forth across the map which
radio alone makes possible, The
program starts at II o'clock tonight
with the famous Santrey Orchestra,
playing this week at the Keith
Memorial Theater. Boston. The
second number will present Will
Fyffe in Scotch song act from
the Palace Theater In Ne~ York.
Adela Verne will provide piano selec-
tions from the Orpheum circuits
theater IN Chicago as the third
feature Glenn and jenkins con-
tribute their comedy from the Keith
Theater in Philadelphia as the
fourth act and the fifth feature
comes from New York and the
Hippodrome Theater where Mae
Murray and her marimba orchestra
win entertain.
The sixth selection OF the show
will be presented from Milwaukee
where Nick Lucas will sing and
then Bell Baker will sing a few
songs from New York and the finale
will come from Boston and the
Santrey Orchestra If 1t Is OF any
particular interest of the listeners
TO know how many thousands of
miles of wire and the number of
operators required we can proba:
bly, dig it out of the realms Of copy
sent out about it. 1t just occurred
To us that the main issue would be
the people that were to entertain
and where they'd dc it--so we are
not giving the statistics or where
they'd reach il laid end to end or
piled on top of one another.
Before II o'clock and the big out
burst, However, there win be much |
to tune of interest There Will be a
new feature started by WMAI4 that
involves question box for motorists
which the A. a. A. will conduct and
which should be Of considerable ira
portance. 1t happens at s o'clock
and should be valuable. George n. |
Keneipp will be in charge and So
licits questions.
The Nnters' Service pFogTAT M anre
SCENTS Senator Walter Edge OF New
Jersey in a talk on the proposed |
Nicaragua 0anaE and in the /
Eveready hour Longfellows poem.
"Evangeline. = viii be presented in
dramatic and musical form The
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra plays
from WLW at 8 o'clock.
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o. a,ss S.v T:T RAg swSar. I VIC,
s'T IL q. m.--Ida bailey Allen. -
Colombia program tWMAL. WAbC,
WCAU, WNAC. WFDI.. MMAh,
WOW0. KNOX, KMB6, KOHL,
WsPD, Wink. WLBW). 60.
1889 =. m.--.Iewel kadie hees'
IN Columbia program (WMAls ete.t
"A ., MT. 8, Navy Hand, wash
inKtan (VRC, VIZ. etc.D.
D, m.---SenatOr Walter =. Eage,
Voters Service, New York WEAn.
WR(s. VITO. WAT. WTAG, WE,
WCHH. WGY. WGR, WCAE. NIL,
WOW, KOA, WHAS, VINO. WBf,
WFAA. KPRC WDAE..
WAR WTAG, WCsH, WGY.
WGRl: Fundamentals % the Lay
(WJZ. WHAM, KWK, KOA, VIM,
WHAs WOAI, WRvA, WKYl..
"A n. m.---Gienia EOnaFiOva. NeW
York (WEAF, WRC. WEI, WCAE.
KsD. wow stromberger-C I,ns
SsS 3 wS wsE;; W KBKA wa" wJR.
KsTP KVO0, WFAA KPRC.
WOAi. WHAS, WSB. WBT, k0Ab
WHY. WSMl; sehOlI Da1e. In Coz
Iun1hIa program (WMAL, etc.).
$3.50 D. ms--PrOphy Tactic pre-
gram, New York (WEAF. WaGs
MTIc, WJA a., W sTsssE WAN Wan.
WWj. KsD, WOWl: MichelIg Men
tWJZ, WIZ. WBZA, VIAL. WJR,
WHAM, KDKA. KYW, kMk,
WREN, KyOO. WFAA. kPRC'
~ m-Eveready Hour, New
York (WEAF WRC. WEI, MI
WAR, WGY. WGR. WCAE. WMS'
WTAM. WGN, ksD. ksTf WHY Ss
W W WNfC. WsB. K0A. KPO
XII, KGW. KOaf0. KHQI: Three
WBzA WBAL. wHAM, KDKA,
WIN, KYW, KWK. WREN: Hank
simmons Sh0wboat. waiting ~
the Church." In Columbia program
(wMAL ete.). -.
streis New York (WJZ. WBz,
WBZA. WBAL, WHAM, kDkA,
WLW. WJR. KYW, WREN,
" "a :. m.-clIquot Club E.klmes.
New York (WEAF. WRC, well,
VITO. WAR. WTAG. MCSh
WEI; WGY: W ,9slR;;, WG Wsn VIZ KbsATp..
WNH. ANWt w AHs =
VINO. WOW. WDAF, KYO0,
WFAA. KPRC KOAI. WHAS.
WsM. VINO, WISH. WHIT. kOA,
KSI., KPO. kGO. XII. kGW,
KOMO. KHQl; The sixteen sing
Z ers (VJZ, KWK. WBAL. WIKI
the Voice OF Columbia (WMAL,
1850 D. m.--The Contraltones,
New York (wEAF. WI WCAE,
WWJ, WHO, WEtyA.. WAN;
Freed EiNem an 0rchestrndlans
WIZ, WBAI., WREN, kDkA,
WJR. KYW. K0A. KGO. Kew,
KOMO, KHQ, KPO. WHAAI. WBZ,
WBZA WEI, kSL. KSTPl.
II D. m.--Radi0-Ke Keith -OrpheuEn
program (WEAF. WRC and Coast
10 cOast); SlumbeF Music, New
York (WJz. WBEl; WrIgley's
ROYAL Canadians. In Columbia pre-
gram (WMAI. ete.l,
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.--DaDce Music (WOL.
1881 p. m.--MadrIlIon Orchestra
tWRC. SIe).
III 3. m.-WriEiey's Royal Cam
adams (WMAL. 4Tsl.
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Blue Law Foes viii
Discuss Landlord Bill

The Citizens Committee Opposed
TO Blue Laws. will hold q public
conference in the garden Of the
Mayflower Hotel tomorrow night at
5 o'clock.
The Landlord District Blue Law
bill and other similar legislation
viii be discussed.
This meeting win be conducted
under the auspices Of the District
OF Columbia Association Opposed to
Blue Laws, an organization affiliated
with the national A. Q. b. r..
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! KsTP-st. PaHI-I4eO.2OB
ii:oo--Amos m Andy; tenor.
A, NJ.
izi1S-Dance feature.
l:007-Aiidnisht Club,
WTAAl--CI observation-disclosures
10ts0--Burton'a Orchestra.
f1:S0--waldon's Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
I;3Q-Industrial Detroit; Pilots.
s;00-WJz orchestra.
9;e0-Manuel Girls.
ii:O9-Amos m Andy; news dane
music.
WCA -PittsburEh--Is4O-2as
1910 Address: Uncle uimbee
500 EAF program.
WRVA--RlehmOnd--I1lO-27O
g:o0--One-act Play.
S:30--Sa ndwich Islanders
l0s00--Feature.
lO;30--WEAF program.
I WBZ--Springfield--- sos
lQ:00--Male Quartet
l0'30--WJZ program: Orchestra.
WGY--scheneetady-- -79O-3Ts.S
1o:a9--Studio Ensemble.
1l:00-Kenmore Orchestra.
ii:30--Television
WsUN--st. Petersburxh--s00.33s
t0;oO-Bridgs Game. Speakers.
1e:59--Negro Spirtuals.
1l.0o--McDonaid' Orchestra,
KOA--De
Doom. 3. c. system.
KFI--Los ARgeles--e4O-46
10:O0--N. n. c., Cliquot Eskimos.
iO:sa--E. b c.. Orcheatradiana.
IL :0a--Dstective Storiea
1ls5a--N. b. c.. Maize Co.
12:OO-Coneert Orchestra.
Al. NJ.
Icon. b. c.. Dance program.
r. NJ.
| K(iD---Da klantI---sDO gs9.5
l2.00---The Pilgrims: News
| KPO--San ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
| t0:Ag--N. b. C.
12:00--Kolster Hour
| KDKA--E PittabuFgh--Be0-3Oa
s.0N-WJZ program.
fe;oO---Wm. Penn Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1929-01-22
Romping Around the Radio Dials e
Distant Stations

sB-Atlanta--1a0-ie
s:OO-N. B. c. systsm.
1l.ls-wsidon'H Orchestra.
NORTHUMBERLAND
s:oo--Coiumbia network
1t;oe-columbia network,
A. NJ.
i:ea-NiEht Club.
WGH.-- ChIeaEO-190-4t6
p. Nj.
s:O0--wEAF program
~ ity,oa-Tomorrow' Trib: Hungry Five
I1:so-~Goidkette's Orchestra; Dream
Ship,
cheatra.
Wgg--Chlcag0--S5O-S4b
S:3A--Don Malin. music.
WAIAQ--Chic gO--61o--44I.5
s :20-MusIc. Know Chicago"
9:00--Musical program.
1O:00--Musical program.
lf:O0--Amos m Andy.
l1:f5-Concert orchestra; d. X. Club
II .45--Dance orchestras.
WLW--Clnelnnati
S;00--CineInnat symphony,
s:00-wJz program.
1a:0g--Crosley COssaeks.
IL :00---old- Fashioned singing School
1i:3H--QuIntlle Trio.
I2:08-Dapce music.
WRAP-FOrt W0rth--e0O-354.s
1O:09--SOnE duo.
Ia.3e-~Mixed quartet.
1f.ah--String Trio.
12.15--Orgah.
WCCo--AIpis., ST. Paul--sIO-S1O
9:d0-Muslcal program.
1O:0e--Bridge game: music.
WfMJ-Milwaukee-
I0:30-Harmony HoBeys.
Iifa0-Dance Orchestra.
A. NJ.
1:O0--OrRan.
WsM--Nmsh lIle--650-4sl
9.00--N. y. g system.
10:30--Music Conservatory
Songs and Stories,
hFevepORt-S5o-552
a:30--Studio program.
KMOX--St LOuls--1090-259
s. :B0-Columbia Network.
1a:90--wylIe's Orehestrs.
The Washington times., 1929-01-22
BEST PROSPECTS

en-. m.--Mot0rists Question Beg,
conducted BY the A. A. A. lWMAL,
iii ,. m.--"Amos and ANDY"
(WOL, 22a).
q, m.--Clnelnnat Symphony
OFcheSsra, Cincinnati lWLW, t1a u
10 b. m.--RebeFt y. Lee Amt
versaFy program, Cincinnati (WLWp
The Washington times., 1929-01-22

Are yes golng % take . yaeatfsn
this winters send for the yPInter
Resort and Travel Guide BY filling mt
the coupon Fea will find elsewhere Il
this paper and read about the different
places offered IN u.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
Births, Deaths
-nEATfAA
FLORlSRN
EDWARD z. HENDERsON

Funeral services for Edward NsE
Henderson, who died yesterday, Of a :
heart attack at his summer camp
on the Potomac River, will be cone.
Quoted Wednesday morning u 1880
o'clock at Hines chapel. Interfnentr 8
viii be in Rock Creek Cemetery. .
Mr.. Henderson, who had been COLI
lection manager Of the Hecht Come
pany for the past 3S years. wentse
to the camp yesterday with his son, \
DR.. C. Edward Henderson, to preaz-
pare the camp, for use during theAa
summer. DR.. Henderson returned.
to the; city at noon. leaving hisst'
father at the camp. Mr.. Henderlas
son was taken I'll about 3 o'cloclcs Z
falling unconscious. James r. Casey
and Gerald Lawlor, Of q neighbor-
ing camp. took him across the river
to the homo Of II. L. Troup, where
DR.. I. Rutkowsli, OF Emergency
Hospital, pronounced him dead.
Mr., Henderson, the Oldest em.
ploye In point Of service Of the
Hecht Company, was born In King.
county, Va, 81 years ago, coming 70 !.
Washington 40 years ago. He lived
at the sherman apartments.
He is survived by his wife. Mft
Jennie w. Henderson; two daugf
ters, Mrs. Bert Hicks, Of Hampton,
Va, and Mrs. Lesta Conrad, and I,
two sons, DR.. Henderson and STAN
ley Henderson.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
N. Y. viii See Battle
OF Cantigny RefOught

NEW YORK. June 8.-Detail3
Of the reproduction Of the BaftI9
Of Cantigny, which will be ''fought,f
under the peaceful skies Of GeVerS
nors Island. in New York Harbor1
on Friday and Saturday, June Il
and IS were given out Saturday.
At the headquarters Of the seeend
Corps Area. -
SAirplanes, tanks, artillery ana
machine guns VIII be- used inz; the
reproduction, with the detan saS
far as possible Of the, battla a
France IL years ago, "a
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
AUTOMOBILES ns
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"The House Service Built"
USED CARS WITH
AN o. K.
THAT COUNTS.


1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet
Convertible top. rumble seat. fully
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looks like new and mechanically perfect.
Priced right.
1928 Chew. Imperial Sedan
Latest color. fully equipped. Balcrank
bumpers. This car 10 equal 70 new and
priced for immediate sale.
1928 Chew. (Red) Cabrfolet
Convertible TOP rumble seat and mum.
new See this one today
1927 Chevrolet Coach
Paint, tires. and mechanical condition
o.. x. slip eovert and otheF extras. Low
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1925 Chevrolet Coupe ESQ
1925 Chevrolet Coach. ESQ
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sERGT. JOSEPH r. FOLEY

Funeral services for Sergt. ,Joseph
r. Foley, retired, who died at Wal
ter Reed Hospital yesterday foiloBs,
ing brief illness, win be conducted
tomorrow at $50 o'clock at the
Frank Geiers' Sons Chapel. Rs
QUEEN mass will be said at the.
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Six.
teenth Street and Park Road North
west, at 8 o'clock, followed. by,
interment at Arlington Natiuuf
Cemetery.
Sergeant Foley, who lived &C BzI
Irving st. N. W., served five Axn1Ls
enlistmenta. He served two yeaFa,
overseas during the World Var
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Florence Foley. =.
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MRS. SAMUEL G. JONES.

Mrs. Samuel G. Jones, wife 90
Col Samuel G. Jones, adjutanG
general Of the Ninth Corps Area
u. S. A., died in San Francisco
Saturday, according to word r.
ceived here yesterday. She. had
been Ill several months. - 81
Funeral services win be con-
Quoted in San Francisco today ana
Colonel Jones win accompany MFsa
Jones body to Washington. In,
terment will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. .ss@
Eldest daughter Of Gen: 'PoneM
Clayton, former United States 2kns
bassador to Mexico, Mrs. JoaeA
took a prominent part In Army seirS
Gle activities, spending q nunaber
Of years in Washington. She was
a sister Of Baroness Moncheur.
Lady Grant Duff and the late
Major Powell Clayton, q. s. A..
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DEATHS

Jeremiah whitehand. 90 years. 0ala
''issr Peter S Iivisni. 50, Gailinvsr Hospital.
Mary 2. Couch, 70. 1852 1ngrahan
Mary Z. Reid. a. s1a1 R St. n. n.
Edgar Hughes 72, Sibley HOSPITAL
Edith H Howard. IS, 14oA Delafiel9-
Miehasl sullivan. So. st. Elisabsthas
Mary W. r. warner. Ss. so4 4 -
william H. Harris. 50. Ss Adams -.
N w. -
Carlo AllodL 4s. oailinEsr Hospita
Robert J. Lee, sS. George Washtng@
:. Mary 4. Matthews. "a. 1Ts4 coreosaa
Ann WoodfOrk. 20 years. Tas Ball;
Steven Taylor. 70 years. GariingsS
Jesse F Thorn. ST years. $50 NOrtg
Ida Huffman. So years Home 80
Aged and Infirm.
William ;. Davis. 81 years. waited
Reed Hospital.
Helen Green. 70 years, TubsrcuIOslT
Thomas Pitts, ss years eartisia
.. Alice Lewis IL years. 1905 Tnira
James R. johnson. Is years. EastsE1l
Bra nch. Potomac River.
William Jiles. years. Children'S
Mary Jilea years. childrsn's HOSE
pitaL
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BIRTHS

George r. and Pauline II. Eourz. eirf.
Harry II. and Andrsd 3. AthertCnss
boS. ]. &
James NJ. and Alma B. Mah0ney Eng
Benjamin W., and Diana FOers boy. 'sT
Henry q. and Marie I. Meyer. boy.
Harry s. and Goldie v. Hanback,. boy
Charles n. and Gussie Becker, boy.
Milton and Hattie II. SottlemyeEt
boy. ~
Frederick T. and Catherine q. sJohAas
son. boy. :
william ]. and Elsie e Wright. hDySs
William H. and Ellen Thomas girl
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and Sunday only. 10 cents per week. Z
Orders can be sent By mail or telephope.
Main $3.50. Collection % made weekly by
RATES By MAIL
stPayAblo in Atyancel
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THE CAR YOU HAVE
LOOKED FOR
is HERE
1925 Chevrolet Sport Roadster. 49,. ~ls as
Ford, Model Sport Roadster. ...... 42s
FOrd FOrd Noe Mocsl 4ISGt 4TOgTingg gg:,:4 1Sss 4Sss
Also many s'v other wvoiniderf1i biarrainsV ia 10
CENTRAL AUTO
EXCHANGE
1905 18th ST. NV.
NORTH 6So5
1929 Chevrolet Q Coupe.
1928 Chevrolet Coach.
1925 Hudson Brougham.
Your Ford in Trade.
So Forda all models. all years.
$500 and mp.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
l41 1sts op:n s.. 5Sna.y 8 3; 10 70 IIPe' r 600
Will Buy Or SELL yo1f car Used Car
Clearing House. 60l Ave Fr. 10069
TRUCKS FOR SALE 1856
FORD hEht deiiyery, good condition. open
~ express BODY, SSe. 64S Maryland Ave.
EORD-TRUCKS-EOR
PARKWAY
l065 wisconsin Ave. y. W. West 161.
USED TRUCKS
six-eylindsr Chevrolet. months old,
TWO TONS: Reos. Dodge Grahams.
Stewards.
THREE TONS: Internationals. flats or
dumps: 1ndlanas, Acnes.
Tfve-ton I. h, G. dump.
See as for what you want.
NATIONAL MOTORS, INC.
Distributors of
yana A%fiSa1a 1fanee sss isfxss Ss s..
FORD TRUCKS
REBUILT
READY FOR SERVICE
WITH
EXPRESS BODIES
AND
LIGHT pELIyERIEs
$35 Up
OPEN SUNDAY
STEUART MOTOR co.
OUR NEW ADDRESS
9TH AT K
MAIN 5000
CHEVROLET AND FORD
Rebuilt Trucks
Several body styles
Miles Of service left
SIS UP
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
go Il ST. NE line. 10000
ACCESSORIES, TIRES, PARTS 137
USED parts at low prices for an make ears,
glasses replaced in any model. Er. $3.50.
Northeast Auto Exchange. 90 u ST: u: y:
USED parts at Junk prices. vinson Lang.
ley. 10 Eye ST. n. p. Er. $3.50.
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES 1S9
ASK ABOUT THE NEW INDIAN -FOUR.
Indian Motorcycle Dealer. Attn o u. W.
HENDERSON 4-Cyl. Motorcycle. with eide-
car, late model, excellent condition, S195.
Open ewes. and Sun. DIS 10th ST. q. %.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRES.
Goodyear-Goodric drich-Firestone-Fisk
General%-Hood-Lee- S.~-Kelly
and RiveraideR
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SPECIAL. PRICES 10 DEALERS.
RADIO TIRE WORKS,
22O L st. N. E.
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1927 Chrysler so Coupe
Motor, tires, upholstery and paint
like new. One OF the chea aoest operating
cars for sale today. Price, $39S.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03

1928 Chrysler 72 Cabriolet
One Of the most practical cars for
sale today. Can be made a roadster or
coupe at will. Looks and runs like
new. Price. $1,100.
1925 Buick Stand. 6 Roadster
Driven by a very careful driver and
are interested in a roadster, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03

1925 Chrysler 20 Roadster
Painted black with red stripe. Tires
and mechanical condition good. Just
the car for this time Of the year.
Priced right, $S95.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
{ Automobiles Is
BUY
WITH
SAFETY
AT
CEIRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
AatomObIles m
1921 Chrvsler 6O Coupe

Rumble seat: new tires: paint like new
and motor has been reconditioned. An
excellent buy at S575.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
STENOGRAPHERS,

3oOKKEEPERS, TYPISTS
Male and female needed TO supply the
fourteen hundred firms that use this ofllce
regularly as their employment dept. In the
past five years we have placed 1871 peo'
pie In office positions. No charge unless
placed Washington Employment ExchanEe,
214 Nat. Press Bldg. l4th and F. M. 24o0
The Washington times., 1929-06-03

1925 Chrysler 20 Coupe
Rumble Seat
One Of the famous ChrySlera. This
car IL in tip-top condition. Price, sass.
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Help Wanted
FEMALE

EXPERIENCED white nurse maid, refer
ence. Address Box c.141, Times Herald.
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SUBURBAN FOR RENT lC

ONE OF THE FINEST country homes IN
Frederick county, Nd. until October /,
10 rooms, beautiful lawn and garden.
POTTS & GRIFFIN,
Frederick Md
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T1RST-CLASS FEMALE COOK city ref
erenees, one who has cooked for board
ing house or cafeteria; stay nights. Phone
Cleveland 473.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
OFFICEs AND STORES 1Ol

TWO stores for rent. 11S7-1139 18th st
N W.; will improve to suit tenant, reas
rent. Broadway Theater 1915 9TH st. NV
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SALESwoMEN tIOl. colored pleasant
outdoor work; experience not necessary;
salary and commiss on. Apply mornings,
1928 18th N w
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE s
FOR SALE OR RENT

80 ACRES, rooms, house. garage. barn.
ON good gravel road. near Franeonia
farm; price SO 500: terms Address Box
C-16S. Times Herald. .,
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,COlORED
LOTS FOR SAFE

EXCLUSIVE HOME SITE
EDGEMOOR, MD.
Delightful wooded section approximate
ing 10.260 so. #, A perfect setting for
home of individuality.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
1119 18th St. N. w. Decatur 61O