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ATHLETICS DEFEAT YANKEES 5 ID 2
 FLUXE HOME: RUN

WASHINGTON, Oct, T, (P- The Athletics, the champions, closed the season by defeating the Yankees 5 to 2 on a fluke home-run by Haas in the sev- enth inning, which proved to be the deciding factor of the game
 The ball bounced out of left fielder's Paschals glove into the stand to give the Athletics tie. French was on base and Dykes scored with the winning run. In the next frame, on a bunt by Bishop, two more runs were add ed; the 9th inning.
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NAVAL LIMITATION
 CONFERENCE CALLED
 !! LONDON. JANUARY

MADISON. Oct, 7 (P-Word went forth to the waiting world from President Hoover's wooded haunts at Rapidan, that the naval limitation conference to be called to meet in London the third week in January.
 For more than three hours Pres ident Hoover discussed the cause of peace with Premier Macdonald on the porch of his lodge. Details in regard to viewpoints expressed were not made known.
 An announcement was made that the British foreign office is ready to invite Washington, Tokio, Paris, and Rome governments to confer.
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MONTANA "GRIzzLIE5''
 vS. WASH|NGT0N, TIE.

SEATTLE, Oct, ', CR)-The snarling Montana UnlVerSlCy Grizzlies" stalked over Wash ington and emerged in a thrilling .6 to 6 tie. Washington was big favorite to win but was fought to a standstill from the first per iod. Montana scored in the final period following long pass and three line plunges the last from the seven-yard line.
 Washington lacked the punch to push over scores on several oc- assions.
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]. OF CAL|F. AND ST.
 NARY COLLEGE PLAY TIE
BERKELEY, Calf, Oct, ', (G

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct, ', 4H Staying off the desperate st.. Mary's challenge the California University football team stopped St. Marys attack on the one-yard line in hecticfought quarter.
 The annual battle ended score less; St. Marys outplayed Califor- mia in practically every department of the game except in bunting.
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STILL HAVE HOPES

LONDON, Oct, ', (P)-Hopes per sist in London that President Hoo yer and Premier Mcdonald will attack the question of freedom of the seas. The hope is based on the opinion that settling of the ques- tion of freedom of the seas would eliminate one factor most likely to prevent the solution of parity on the ocean.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-07

Al Jones, Inlet canneryman, left for Seattle Saturday enroute to Tacoma for the winter.
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Beautiful line ot the Reed Cook fooled leather bags. SCHALLER- -ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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' MARION PRINCE DRESSES on
 display Sunday, Monday and Tues ! day at URBACH @ VALADE Store
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KLEANBORE NON N-CORROSIVE RIFLE CARTRIDGES at Brown & Hawkins Corp.
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Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylvia's? ? They are wonderful.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
65 DIE IN RIOTS
At BOMBAY

LONDON, Feb. s U.N.s0.-Two
more Hindus were killed today and
scores wounded in a hand-to-hand
street battle between thousands of
Moslem and Hindu rioters at Bonn
bay, said a Central News dispatch
from that city.
A previous Exchange Telegraph
dispatch estimated the total dead in
five days fighting at SIS and the
wounded at 500.
British troops in armored cars and
motor trucks were rushed to Byculla
railway station at Bombay to break
up the battle today.
The rioters fled before the troops
went into action.
Bombay Is still a city of strife and
violence. Inter.racial hatred, which
began when the Hindus accused Pa
thans of kidnapping children for hu-
man sacrifices.
1t is reported the Hindus and Mos
lens are desecrating each others
temples and smashing idols.
Prominent leaders of both factions
are cooperating with the authori-
ties to quell the disturbance.
The disorders started following
the circulation OF rumors that the
Pathans had attempted to kidnap
Hindu children for human sacrifices.
The authorities have declared that
the rumors were unfounded.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
ADVERTISEMENT
If BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS

No man or woman can make a
mistake by flushing the kidneys oc.
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ton, dizziness, sleeplessness, blad.
der disorders often come from slug.
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The moment you feel a dull ache
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This famous salts is made from
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Jad Salts is inexpensive and can.
not lnJure; makes a delightful ef-
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everyone can take now and then to
help keep the kidneys clean and the
blood pure. thereby often preventing
serious kidney complications.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
HEARINGS
ON PRESS SET
FOR FEB. 18

The Federal Radio Commission to-
day decided to reopen the entire
question of ALLEGATION of frequenc es
to services proposing to set up con.
tinental and trans-oceanic radio
communication systems for handling
press dispatches.
A hearing set for February Is to
hear a protest OF the Hearst news.
papers against the distribution of
channels by the so-called American
publ shers committee was postponed
until March Z, and sbroadened to en-
brace all phoses of allocations
hitherto made for domestic and in
ternatinal channels.
All interested persons will be
given an pportunity to present evi.
dence and their objections to the
ALLEGATIONS.
Since the terms of the present
radio commiss onefs expire Febru-
ary % and no action has yet been
taken by Congress to extend the
commission as a licensing body, the
is somewhat confused. The
authority of the commission to H.
cense ends March 16 unless act on
is taken by Congress-
Three of the present commission.
ers are available for reappointment,
Chairman Ira E. Robinson, e. o.
Sykes and Fl. A. Lafount. Resigna-
tion of o. H. Caldwell becomes ef-
fective February % and Sam Pick
ard already has retired.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
Less Gaudy Pyjamas
Are Decreed for
Mems Wear

BELFAST, Feb. s u.N.s).-Men
will be less gaily dressed during
1929, If the order books OF the
big Ulster manufacturers are to
be taken as any criterion.
Pyjamas, but only those of
sober colorings, are much in de.
mand, extra hands are being
taken on to cope with the orders.
Many firms report a 60 per cent
increase in output, but all stress
the absence Of any demand for
wierd and wonderful patterns.
Jazz patterns are almost dis
appearing in mems. shirts. The
vogue is for neat stripes.
The white linen collar is. re-
placing the soft collar. The male,
according to the manufacturers,
finds that the soft collar. however
brilliant it's effect, does not stand
up to a days wear.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
GEORGE 8
LUNGS HEALED

LONDON, Feb. 8 Q.N,s).-King
Georges lungs are now normal
and, IL the weather permits, he
will be taken to the Sussex Coast to-
morrow, according to the follow
ing medical bulletin issued at Buck
ingham Palace at noon today:
1.-The progress of his majesty the
king, although slow, continues. A
radiograph taken this morning con-
firms the clinical evidence that the
condition of the lungs is now nor
NAL. II the weather permits his
majesty will leave the palace at
1890 tomorrow morning for Craig
we'll House"
The bulletin was signed by Sir
Stanley Hewitt, DIR. Hodgson, and
Lord Dawson of Penn.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
British OrnithOIOgist
Lectures Here Today

Capt. c. w. r. Knight. Of Eng
land, student and photographer Of
bird life, will address members Of
the National Geographic Society at
the Washington Auditorium today
row evening on Wild Life in the
Tree Tops" Motion pictures and
lantern slides will illustrate the
talk. Captain Knight appearance
marks the resumption of the Ma
tlonal Geographic Society's weekly
lectures after an interval of two
weeks.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
Zionist Vice President
To Speak Here Tonight

Mrs. Archibald Siverman, wee
president of the Zionist Organization
of America and a member OF the
actions committee OF the World
Zionist Organization will speak to.
night at the religious services at
the Sixth Street Synagogue, occupy
ing the pulpit of Rabbi Louis j.
Schwefel.
Mrs. Silverman's subject will be
"Translating Ancient Prophecies
Into Modern Achievements" she
will narrate her experiences in the
Holy Land
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
Biological Survey Men
Will Discuss Wild Life

Two scientists Of the + EioIogical
Survey viii be the principal speak
ers at the meeting OF the biological
Society Of Warrington at its meet.
ing tomorrow T. lght in the new as
sembly hzS q ''.s Cosmos Club.
T. s. Palmer will discuss early
collectors and recent changes in
wild life conditions. ard Walter P.
Taylor will talk about wild life
problems in Arizona.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
Nurse, 30, Slain, Lover
Then Turns Gun on Self

NEW YORK, Feb. s u.N.S.l-
Miss Genevieve Higgins, 30, grad
uate nurse. and her sweetheart
Joseph Adams, "a. a travelling sales
man from somewhere in 'hO
South" were the principal figures
IN a lovers tragedy today. Follow.
ing a quarrel in the apartment oc-
cuied by the nurse, Adams shot
her through the heart and then
sent a bullet into his own head.
The girl died instantly, while
Adams expired several hours later
in Columbus Hospital.
The Washington times., 1929-02-08
Man Crossing Tracks
Is Mangled by Train

HAGERsToWN, Nd, Feb, s.
Roy Osborne, 35, was instantly
killed and his body badly mangled
Maryland railroad, while attempt.
ing to cross the tracks. and dragged
for more than a. block.
He leaves widow and two chill.
dren.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
Ia SALE


CONVERTIBLE COUPE.
Rumble seat, original two-tone
maroon and black paint: new rub
Der; faultlcss i'll every detail. One
OF the best cars for sale i'll Washing
ton city. Sec for yourself.
HANNA MOTOR CO.,
zoos l4th NV. North 42l0,
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SALE--AUTO TRUCKS.

SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD TON TRUCK, late l926-In fine con-
dition: has good body, tires and motor II
you are looking for real b&rsain. TINS
one trst. Only 3l65. Triangle Motor Co,
New York ave. open evenings.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY In AL condition;
bouy. tires and motor fine. Choice OF open
or closed body: 80 up. Triangle Motor Co,
2 New York ave. Open evenings.
KNIGHT CHASSIS. yellow. good tires, very
GOOD mechanical shape VIII attach any
type body to suit. $3.50 cash Or viii finance.
Sterrett Operating Service. 30 NJ 81. ne
G.M.C. TON Chassis, almost like new; good
lures. excellent mechanical shape. VIII at
tsch any type OF Douy to SUIT. SiJ0 cash,
or win nnancr. Sterrvt: Operating Service,
so M u. ne.
TWO FORDS --il-ton panel. Ford ton
milk, l Chevrolet panel. All priced right
for quick sale. StSrrett Operating Service.
80 NJ st. ne.
DODGE-GRAHAM. 1926 ton stake body and
cab. Reasonable. No down payment to
property owners. COG N. Y. ave.
FORD, LIGHT DELIVERY open ex-
press body.
-STEUART MOTOR COMPANY.
14l 18th ST. NE Line. 600.
Open Sunday-lo to /.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC CABRIOLET. 1927 = BY owneI'
A-No-l condition; good rubber; price. $500;
substantial reduction for cash. Apply CSC
18th ST. ne. Apt. l0l.
PONTIAC ChBRIOLET AND COACH, 1927
Both in perfect shape; each offered at $3.50.
Franklin Used Car Dept, 1924 lith. Decatur
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CHRYsLER 10 TOURING-5 practically new
tires: a real buy for 1925; terms. Handley
NInfnr CO 21Sn Ga ave Col 2323
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ESSEX COACH, late 1926 Good condition;
cheap for cash. will demonstrate. Call Main
66S0 "
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INGIES1DE. 1908 LIST ST. NV
Five large, newly decorated rooms, bath
and porch, $50. 90. Adams 3Sl4 13s
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

$40 sra NV HOUSEKEEPING rooms in clean,
quiet house: desirable neiEhbOrhoOd: two
very large rooms, So and So so weekly: one
large room. So electricity, uAS. g.
1883 FAIRMONT ST Comfortably furnished
room. bath adjoining: unlimited telephone;
refined private family; gentleman. To-
24O l0th ST SE.-Nicely furnished room,
next to bath. Opens On porch SIS month.
1922 L ST NV ~ Downtown: nicely fur
nlSheG rooms. large and small. some with
running water: 81. 81, Is. $40 weekly.
1891 ST. NV LaTEe front, semi-private
bath walking distance. IL"
1899 BELMONT ST. NW.-FreSh air and
sunshine; Semi-private baths; single and
double rooms: board optional.
$40 18th ST N.W.-Downtown apartment no.
tel; outside rooms. showers: all-night Serv-
Ice. cafe; S25 mo. 3"
W. ST. NV, near North Cap.
st.-Bri@ht double room. COM
pletely furnished: rent reason
able. Phone Potomac l74O.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1851 AND EUCLID Sis NV, ON THE
slm .4s f fepm xda neasn ana BATH %9a
LARGE BEDROOM. 8 WINDOWS, PORCH.
st NV, Phone Franklin 1882 81
THE WESTATORELAND. APT II ROOM.
Ctn floor, southern exposure, access to porch
excellent cate; employed person preferred.
FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
your own home; lV rm hedrm.. porch. k &
b Buchanan Apis; 4h:6 18th St. $50 so mo
l74s QUE ST. N,W.-IARGE LIVING ROOM
and bedroom with private bath. entire sec
ond floor newly papered. nicely furnished;
inStantaneous hot water. maid and phone
rent. SIS PHONE n s7ls after T T p.m.
8l4 CONN.--LARGE / r.. KIT, B., 2nd
$3.50; sleeping r, $1,000 cont. hot water fer
PIP II ST. N.W.-2nd FLOOR FRONT;
rooms, BATH heat, gas and light; S42 so
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. 2ISt AND
c SITS. NV. on edet of Potomac Park, over
clean Housekeeping apartments of two or
three rooms completely ana newly furnished.
h fe espbone a sGsle
service: FirSt-class house; no dogs or cats;
no wild parties. General Electric refrisera-
ton; electric fans. You are invited 10 call.
Ask for resident manager.
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE AND COOL
2-rIn. apt, k. 4 b, oyerlooklng Rock Greek
Park: June october. 2456 goth! Apt. sos
FOB G ST. NE ENTIRE FLOOR. = BED
rooms. large Combina ton dining room, kitch-
en-, private bath, h.-w.h, eIec., hot water.
IDEAL. 3 ROOMS. FURNISHED: H.-W.H
all conyenienceS: near car lines; reliable
couple only. Sl1 ST. ne. IL
1900 COLUMBIA RD.---IIVING ROOM, BED
room, Kitchen, bath, Deluxe springs; clean,
liGht, airy; continuous hot water convent
ent Ia bus ana cars: admits.
2 ROOMS, BATH, K1TCHENETTE, ALCOVE,
Frigicaire; attractiyely furnished; rent rsa-
sonable; cool, exclusive. Cleveland Park
3O2a Porter st. NV. Apt. 500.
lsOA PARK RID NW.-2 ROOMS, KTTCH-
enette, bath, electricity. continuous hot wa
ter. phone.
1918 18th ST Nv NEW r., KITCHEN
bath. porch 500 month. Main S92 eve
ntHSS. Potomac 1924.
GA LONGFELLoW ST. NW.-NICELY
furnished lst floor. large front bedroom IN
End floor; May 18Th to Sept. 18TH 2 or 8
adultS; $40 per month.
S23 MARYLAND AVE. HE.-LARGE FRONT
room and kitchen; clean, neatly furnished;
eec.; near Stanton Park; adults; reasonable.
APT. NICELY FURNISHED; SUITABLE FOR
couple. bachelor; reasonable rent; maid serv-
ice. Apply from to p m, 25ii Pa. ave. n.
Ala II ST NE.-BEAUTIFUL g. 3, AND
room apis. completely. furnished for
2434 FRANKLIN NE. LANGDON- WOOD
ridgel-4 r.. k, b.. grand porches. only
12o mo-; ami; auto room. Open. Pr. 1505.
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1900 CONN. AVE.-3 ROOMS. BATH, STREET
studio o. apt SIS. clcveiand ssas sSi Il.
2OO7 II ST Nw.-2nd FLOOR: 4 VERY
bright rooms, bath. heat. gas, light s42 50
month
lOO6 NJ ST. NW.-ENTIRE FLOOR; TWO
rooms. kitchen and bath; ami: newly
painted bright. quiet: very reasonable 9"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FRONT APAIRTMENT;; NO, sl5t l4th ST.
furnished; rent only $50. FRANCIS A.
BLUNDON CO, sos H st. NV Main 10
I1Gs 18th NW--CENTRAL AND DESIRABLE
Arm. apt, all outside rms; $45 per mo-
Janitor on premises, or owner, 1903 ".
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DODGE SEDAN. l927-Only 1898. Natural
wood wheels origiral Duco. Owned BY
party on Conn. ave. CLAN and genuine
BARGAIN WaShingtonS best used-Car mar
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RECORD BR EAkIN(i
REDUCTIONS.
4S-IlOur Trial.

All cars ready, to drive away. ANY car
may be returned within 4S hours and ex-
changed on another of equal or greater
value.
J. L. JERMAN CO, INC.
3342 M st. NV. West 1880. II"
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BARGAINS.

Save your shoes, time and money
by seeing Our greatly reduced bar,
gains first.
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PEERLESS SEDAN. 1854 quality car that
will meet your approval in all details. Trade
your car; Ez terms. Warrington Motor Car
Co, 2035 18th st nv. Potomac a.
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SUBLET OR SHARE BEAUTIFUL, THREE
room apartment; radio. phonorrsph, refric-
orator; very special rate TO Cc5. |. sos 20
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NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY-3 At
Lractively furnished rooms. newly decorated :
square oil Penn. ave; adults. 800 5th
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lust a Few Of Our
GOLD SEAL"
BARGAINS.

STERRETT & FLEMING. INC.
Home OF the Gold Seal Cars
I'LL l4th St. Decatur 27SS.
Champlain st. at Kalorama Rd.
Columbia $3.50.
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FORD ROADSTERS- OF g. '25, 20
and '27 models. These cars are all in Al
condition. and real bargains; attractive
terms. Triangle Motor Co, New YORK ave
Open EVENINGS.
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Desirable l-room and hath apt. southern
exposure. Call after O'Clock. Rent. $40.
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will Sublet for first time beautiful 5-room
apt. i'll The Mendoza; completely furnished;
elevator service: splendid view: no children:
phone. radio; 800 per month. Telephone
National 353S lns
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PONTIAC COACH. 1929 model; used less
than 200 miles: not a scratch; Just turned
in on new raham-PaiGc and will be sacri-
feed for quick sale; new-Car guarantee.
National Auto Sales Co, Graham-Paige Sales
and Service, 80 New York ave. ne. open
tn Q D. m
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enette. Frisidaire; vacant June. July. August.
September. 900 10Th st. NV, Apt. SIS.
Main g330
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DODGE SEDAN. l927-Leather upholstery;
completely overhauled in our shop. VIII
make fine taxi. Only $l25 down. easy terms
Many others. Sheriff Motor Co, 627 * ST.
n W. OAKLAND PONTIAC dealers.
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APARTMENTS-FuR. & uNFuR.

FRIGIDAIT,E. ELECTRIC CURRENT FREE,
included IN these rates; 2 rooms. kit. and
bath, unturriShed. S4750 to $55; furnished,
$3.50 to SIS. BORDEAUX. 1921 Georgia
ave. Resident manaser.
1920 MASS. AVE.-LARGE LIVING ROOM
d!net, kitchen, bedroom. bath modern. fire.
Proof; continuous elevator. electric refrigera-
non. See mannanr ON nreniSes
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1927-Fully equipped;
perfect in every way: new Duc0 finish; new
scat covers: wire wheels: see this car before
purchasing any Ford: only $3.50. terms. 500
down. balance to suit you. Owens Motor Co,
6323 Ga. ave.
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DODGE BUSINESS COUPE. late l925-A-l
condition. Party leaving town. Sacrifice,
$40 cash. Call Ga. 37S6-J
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
USED CARS WITH
AN "Ok lGI" RED TAG.

1927 Chevrolet Touring.
Excellent condition throughout; Just the
car for Spring; S24O.
1927 Chevrolet Coach.
Mechanically ok; has very good tires;
complete. Reduced 20 s325.
1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
Finished beautiful blue Duco: fully equip
$500.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe Gate).
condition: has bumpers. spare tire and
other extras. Priced special at $3.50, and
guaranteed.
Chevrolet 1923 Coach.
Excellent condition, fully equipped. A bar
gain at t445.
1927 Chevrolet Coupe.
Looks like a new car, Has four new tires.
Fully equipped Special at 1928.
1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
Original blue Duco finish like new: very
good mechanically; has Eood tires and fully
equipped. Special at 1895.
1927 Essex Sedan.
ORIGINAL blue Duco looks like new; up
equipped. Special at 1850.
Marmon 7-PaSS. Sedan.
Balloon tires; specially priced, sl6S.
Ford Roadster. SIPS.
Express body; ready to 80 to work.
Il. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
User Car Annex. Open Evenings.
1901 l4th ST. NV.
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SPECIAL.
1923 OldSmobile Coach.
The car every one is looking for. run only
1000 miles is like new in every respect; FIRST
ONE, fiTSt served OIL this one, $3.50.
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FRSKINE SEDAN. 1923 Driven $500 miles:
looks and runs equal to new fine small
6-cyl. sedan at $3.50. FTIakln used Car
Dept. 1924 18th Decatur 1896.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARDING HOME tor children in nearby
NDHro; have room for one boy over D. Al
dress Box 252-S. Star ONCE lO'
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1000 10th NV. THE BALFOUR-5 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath: fronts 18th St; beautiful
aud modern' hardwood floors southern ex-
poSuTe; ideally located and equipped with
Frigidaire; nothing better: sl2O. 4-room,
kitchen and bath, 10th St, front, SOS. Re-
cncton made for Summer
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COLORED-3i3 H. Y. AVE. N.W.-ExCEL-
lent and room apis. ami; janitor
service: s45. SOS. Apply tsnitor. o.
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1927 Chevrolet Touring.
Excellent condition throughout; Just the
car for Spring; S24O.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OR 5 uNFURNISAED ROOMS. by couple.
IN HyattsVille section; reasonable rent. 1918
RISES ave, Baltic, Md. lOR
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DODGE, LATE MODEL COUPE-New tires
and motor just overhauled: at a real
bargain; will trade. 2l07 Penn. ave. West
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ESSEX COACH. SIPS: Hudson Coach. Sl9).
Maxwell Coupe. all new tires, slG5. Chevrolet
Coupe, $I65. These cars have many thou
sand miles Of unused transportation al the
lowest possible price; terms washington
Auto Exchange. 20l5 i4th. North 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

FORD SPORT ROADSTER. l929-Run few
miles 500 in extras Lists at secs. van
sell for s535 Terms See Mr.. Rldsely'
Parkway Motor Co. 1865 Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

FORD TUDOR SEDAN. '26-Eas over 5000
worth of extras. This car has been well
taken care OF. looks and runs perfect. and
a genuine bargain. If you want good car
look al this one first. Triangle Motor Co.
2 New York ave. Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tC0nfinuAd

ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR. BEAUTIFUL SUNNY
living rm. - windows. bedroom (trin
)edsb. glaSSed sleep. -breakf. porch, kit.
bath; Clean airy, quiet; hiEh class. 1888