davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1929-09-04

This beautiful white marble. 1.-The
Libyan Sihyl," executed by the
American sculptor, William Wet
more Story, is in the National Gal
lery of Art. 1t was given to the
gallery in 1925 by the estate of the
late Henry Cabot Lodge.
Story was born In Salem. Mass,
in 1919, and died in Eallambroso,
The Washington times., 1929-09-04
S41o LOST FROM POCKET

A total of $41O was lost from the
pocketbook on the hip of Oscar
Tchaan, 5000 block of o ST. n. W..
somewhere in the downtown section,
he reported to Police Headquarters
today. Detective Sergt. Carlton
Talley has been assigned to the
case. r,a
The Washington times., 1929-09-04
Could Give Bond
VISITOR LOSES $1O5

Harry B. Ebersole, of Marquette.
Mich, a visitor here, reported to
police today that his pocketbook
containing sos, cards and papers,
had been lost somewhere near the
city postoffice,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Burton, member Of the foreign re-
lations committee. The passing of
these three men from the senate in
wolves a shift in many other posts.
According to reliable information,
the following important changes are
scheduled:
Senator Jones of Washington Is to
resign from the assistant leadership
of the senate, to become chairman of
the appropriations committee which
directs all government appropria-
tons.
McNary Is slated to be made as
sistant leader in place of Jones, in
preparation for a further shift later
on, when and if Republican Floor
Leader Watson retireS from leader
ship.
Watson returned Wednesday from
Florida, where he went for rest,
and announced shortly thereafter
he had no intention of retiring.
Should he change his mind. McNary
would become leader. McNary was
promoted for the leadership by the
young guard recently during its
threatened fight to overthrow Wat
son. III health, it is expected, may
compel Watson to resign shortly.
Senator Hiram johnson of Cali
fornia, is to be made chairman of
the commerce committee in place Of
Jones.
These shifts will make way for
more changes all the way down the
line, the young guard gaining more
recognition on the major commit
tees than at present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29

jority when 1t took Office Nov. 8. the
Taroieu government not only had
held its strength but made signif1-
cant gains as 1t moved to continue
the foreign policies of the former
premier, Aristide BRAND, and to fol-
low a conservative policy toward
domestic problems. 1t had gained
the support of the chambers naval
commission in its determined pro-
gram Of naval construction.
Not until Thursday had the OPP
position which complicated the Sc
lection of the cabinet before Tar
dieu succeeded, manifested it
self in the manner of strong union.
As usual, the opposition demon
stration conferred on a minor ques-
ton of pensions, which seems deS-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29
NOV. %. 1929

tined to become the political foot
ball of the present unsettled situa-
ton.
The left parties demanded an In
crease in the widows and maltreated
war prisoners pensions to 100000
francs, instead of the 100000 francs
increase planned. The chamber voted
314 to 267 to reject to the left's de-
mand, reducing to AZ the Tardieu
governments majority,
Political experts already had noted
the Tightening of the lefts' attitude
and Thursdays move against the
cabinet was seen as a further step
in the same direction, with the left
not only aligning against the gov
eminent, but winning popular SYM
pathy by eSpousing higher pensions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29
C. 0. SENATE
RANKS DUE FOR
SHAKEUP, RUMOR
McNary Hinted Successor
to Watson as Party
Floor Leader.
BY PAUL r. MALLON
United Press STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga
shakeup in the general staff of the
Republican party in the senate was
forecast today when letters were
sent to all Republican senators ask
ing if they were pleased with their
present committee assignments.
The letters were regarded as an
other way of asking what the vari-
Gus Republican senators desire, in
preparation for shift Of jobs.
They were sent out by Chairman
McNary of the Republican commit
tee on committees, who will call a
meeting Of his group next week to
plan the reassignment of committee
chairmanships - important posts
which enable their holders to direct
legislation.
Ostensibly, the changes were ne
cessitated by the death of Chairman
Warren of the appropriations COM
mittee, the resignation of Chairman
Edge of the intercollegiate canals
committee, and the death of Senator
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29
RECALL GUARDS
TO BALK BREAK
AT DANNEM0RA
Possible Attempt to Carry
Out Prison Delivery
Plot AVerted.
BB United Press

BB United Press
DANNEMORA, N. Y, Nov %
Clinton prison guards today were
bemoaning the fate which Thursday
sent up a whisper, via the "Grape-
vine Telegraph" that the prisoners
contemplated celebrating Thanks
giving day by making a break for
freedom.
One hundred twenty-five guards
had been released to pass the holi-
day with the families, when Warden
Harry Kaiser heard rumor of a
Jail delivery plot. Kaiser, still with
memories OF the riot last summer
in which three were killed, took no
chances. He recalled his men and
enlisted the aid of forty New York
state troopers from the Malone bar
racks.
All day Thursday, the full prison
guard and the troopers kept vigil.
Some patrolled the walls, with ma
chine guns primed for action; some
stood outside the walls, in strategic
positions. with biting north wind
and several inches of snow to con-
tend with, while a majority of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29
French CABINET
FACING THREAT
OF INSURGENCY
Let's Strike at Tardieu by
EspouSing Demand for
Higher Pensions.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Nov. 29.-The cabinet of
Premier Andre Tardieu, less than a
month old and charged with heavy
responsibility IN carrying out
Frances part in final steps toward
liquidation Of the World war and
initial steps in the f1ve-power naval
disarmament move, is faced with a
serious threat in the growing power
Of left insurgent group.
Supported only by bare ma
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29

Pictured above during its first
flight is the worlds largest land
plane, the Junkers G-38.
1t is being tested at DeSsau,
Germany, by Pilot Zimmerman
(right), factory expert.
A new development In aviation,
the G-39, is practically a single
flying wing" for while the fusep
lage is very small, four motors,
passenger quarters and storage
space are built into the thick
wing, which has a spread Of LAT
feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29

troopers were stationed in the prison
shops to prevent any possible at
tempt to wreck the machinery, as
in the last outbreak.
Through this all, the convicts,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29

1900 Of them, peacefully enjoyed
their Thanksgiving dinner, consist
ing of turkey and all the trimmings,
and later saw a vaudeville perform
ance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-29
Fire Apparatus Bought

BIZ Times Special
GREENSBURG, Ind, Nov. 90
The city of Greensburg and Wash
ington township have united in pur-
chasing a fire truck at a cost Of
So, 495.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15

way you are. eitherl Why, you
don't even give me a chancel You
just bawl me out Is If / had taken
a million dollars from heri You're
crazy about Ter. that's what's tie
matter with you! Only you can't
get he. because she's running
around with your boss!"
She burst into tears. and went
flying through the alley that led out
into Kinney street before ne could
put out a hand to stop her.
Il hate himl I hate himl" she
sobbed, standing with her head bent
so that no one could see her tears
and her distorted face, as sic wait
ed for a street car to take her out
TO Wuthering Hill.
But she did not hate him. She
did not hate him at all.
1t was Agnes whom she hated
and she hated her now, more than
ever.
IN fix herl" she made up her
sharp little mind. as she sat in the
street car and watched the jet-black
roofs Of the houses she passed and
the starry sky above them.
There was a little wind stirring
by the time she reached the Wuth-
ering Hill district and left the car.
The moon vRs sailing high In the
sky, ard the air wasAlled with the
smell of the first June roses. II
was a flight for love and for lovers.
1t was a night for the snub-nosed
gray roadster to streak its swift way
through country ROADS, under the
moon, TO louisville.
Il could smack Agnes Herfordi ]
could smack her down." Chatty sale
aloud, going up the wide path that
wound through green lawns to the
Van Mugs house. Its her fault
that Dave is peeved at me
running around. having Mysteries
about her old daryl II she'd had
any pride she'd never have said a
word about it-putting 1t down in
black and white!"
She was filled with fury as she
rang the bell Of the great house and
marched in.
Mrs. Van was upstairs In her Sit
ting room.
She was sitting IN her lowered
damask armchair near the bay win
dow, and on the table before her she
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15

had laid d deck of cards out in sew
en- piles.
she looked up when Chatty came
in, and tried to smile. But her face
was drawn, and the smile only made
1t look more haggard. Her eyes were
red trimmed and swollen. They made
Chatty think Of Billie Langenau's
eyes as they had looked that s..ter-
noon.
Il suppose I show that I've beer
crying, tool Women are such fools
about menl" she said 10 herself, a:
she crossed the big room. with III
gray velvet rug, its lilac colored sill
cushions and curtains, its deer
brocaded chairs anc its tables lad.
ed with books and lamps and photo.
graphs In silver frames.
How r on. Mrs. Van Nuys7'
she asked. taking the older woman'I
soft. plump hand.
mot very well, dear" Mrs. Var
said, and her voice sounded as 4
she were awfully sorry FOR herself
sit down. do"
She pushed the little card table
out Of her way and turned arounC
in her big chair SO that she facec
the girl.
I've sent for you to tell me some.
thing" she began. And / want yot
TO know that whatever you say I,
me tonight will never be repeated
outside this room. There's q girl il
my husbands office who doesn't be.
long there. Do you understand me
Do you know whom I mean?'
Chatty did not know what to say
Mrs. Van waited a half minute
Then she drew a small sheaf N
papers from a corner Of the chat
where she had tucked It. 1t wa,
the pages Of Agnes diary.
DO you know this handwriting?'
she asked.
CTo BE coNT1NUE0)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15

sneaking, rotten things that she did,
SO long as she didn't do them to
him.
will you drive me out to the Van
Nuys' on your way homer" she
asked him, suddenly.
Perhaps, she thought, If she could
get him out OF this bright office.
where everybody IA looking at
them, 1t wouldn't be so hard TO
make up with him II she could
sit beside him in the Pride OF
America, and cuddle up against
him, and cry on his shoulder a lit
tie, he would put his arms around
her and they would be sweethearts
again.
He was getting up. Yes. Ill drive
you there" he said, grimly.
They went down in the elevator
together, in dead silence. And in
dead silence they walked around to
the back of the building. where the
Pride was parked In a corner under
the fire escape.
Then Chatty spoke. please do
show me where you found that fool
diary" she said. trying to make her
voice sound cheerful and natural.
He showed her. 1T was lying
under the a when ! went out to
get into it this morning he said,
colby. Il must have brushed the
bag off the seat when / got out last
night . and Agnes book and some
things OF your had fallen out OF IT,"
He stopped for a minute, and gave
her one straight. accusing look.
Il knew she ad some kind OF q
book that she wrote things in" nc
ran on. in that same cold voice, be
cause she had had 1t out on her
desk once or twice when l went into
her office to speak to her and
she always hid It when I came in
what made YOU take the thing?
Were you trying to get something
on her? You knew 1t was her diary.
and that she didn't want anyone &c
see It or she wouldn't have kept It
hidden and locked up in her desk.
Gosh all hemlockl I didn't know
you were ike thatl"
Chatty's face went white in the
glow OF the arc light that hung in
the middle Of the parking space,
and her lips quivered when sh9 n
swered i'm:
"And I didn't know you were the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15
GUEST "A SLABS
BAPTISM PARTY HOS

MEXICO CITY. Aug. l5.-GR-
One Of the guests at a party given
to celebrate the baptism Of his son
fatally stabbed Angel Fuentes Ser
rano and also knitted the hosts
brother. Ignacio.
Jose Vazquez Palacios. arrested as
the wieldre Of the dagger. said he
was intoxicated and not responsible
for what happened.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15
School Board Will
Fill Two Vacancies

The county school board viii meet
within the next few days TO elect
successors to "A. L. Brooks OF Har-
lingen. and L. NJ. Vigness Of La Fe-
ria, both Of whom have resigned
from the board.
The body is composed Of five
trustees. one from each commits
sioner's precinct and one from the
county at large.
The county superintendent Of
flee hopes to get the board back TO
full strength as soon as possible TO
prepare for the opening Of the fall
term Of school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15
+ A is
KWWG GUEST ARTIST

A. M. "Mac' McWhorter Of Beau
mont, we'll known to radio fans over
KFDM, sang from KWWG as guest
artist Tuesday from $3.50 to 1890 p.
m. Mr.. McWhorter Is making q tour
sponsored by the Magnolia Petro-
leum company. KFDM Is a Magno-
liza petroleum station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15
Shipping via the Great Arroyo Colorado

putting Rio Hondo in direct touch with the best markets
Of the world with a natural flow of water Is feet deep
right at her door. Values in real estate Investments, es-
pecially close-in building lots, will make more profit for
early buyers than any other class of real estate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-15
Pollard & Otto, 0w1
Col. Rufus ]. Lakeland, Auctioneer, Edcouch, Tex.
~HARLINGEN, TEXAS

m r. S-Someone is going to drive q new Ford touring car home that won't
cost them anything. 1t may be you. This ar q bought from the Hol-
Ingsworth Motor Co. HarIngen, and will receive the same service Isl
it had been bought by YOU.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERING AND PAINTING--Special atten,
ton given to hanging SanitaS and panel
work; heating plants installed, roofing, met
al ceilings and weather stripping. electrical
wiring. floors laid or refniShed; finest work.
manship; terms II desired. For estimate call
PAPERHANGING and painting - Special
pered. 50 up; painting at lowest prices. Pure
lead and oil used exclusively. We specialize
in Textone work; no cash down. years to
pay. All work guaranteed. Home Decorators
Corp. 1909 9th. Met. 854.
PAPERHANG1NG done at very reasonable
larson. l4l6 Md. ave. ne. Lin. $3.50.
prices this week only We win scrape and
size when necessary and paper average size
room for 81 Paperhanging guaranteed in
writing for years. Interior and exterior
painting at special prices. We use Dutch
Boy lead. pure linseed oil and turpentins
Payment on work done now to begin in
August. Peoples Home Decorating Co, Inc,
8l7 eth St NV. National TAFT.
PIANO TUNING. $3.50. We specialize I'm
general plano repairs and rebuildinE: Get
our estimates: Prices reasonable Skilled
mechanics. Work guaranteed Senderson-
schsetfer Co; o "a Il g. ne oI LIN 1867. Night
PLASTER REPAIRING-straight new work.
does best work at reasonable prices Lloyd
Periue. S26 4th st. NV. National $3.50. s.
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING: re.
1airs and Installations; found reliable for -
years. j. r. Guerin. 4l2 E. Cap. Lin. 34l7.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to
order will call to estimate. Butler Sons.
1851 Coco Hope I'd. Lincoln 1923.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

WfILYS-KNIdHT 5-PAss. SEDAN; al re-
finished and in fine shape mechanically; q
bargain ct $3.50. Southern Motor Sales
tFranklin distributors), 34e-s4s Pa. ave. NV.
Met. 0967.
WILLYs-KNI0HT TOURING CAR-ExceI-
lent, quiet running car and will give lots
Of good service. Yours for only ,$s5. Open
Hudson-Essex dealers. 1927 n St
AUTOMOBILES By auction at Weschler' 8,
920 Pa. ave. NV, every wednesday ana
AUTO REPAIRING, overhauling. painting:
eaey-paynient plan. Robinson Co., vermont
Garage, rear 111S VT. ave. NV. Pot. 5O7l.
USED CARS-Many bargains. easy terms.
National Auto Sales Co. 80 New YORK ave.
q m
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REBUILDING SALE.
Prices Reduced.
EASY TERMS. YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
1856 cbrysier IS Sedan, Demon,trator.
1928 Whippet Coach. -
1927 Whippet Coach.
1926 Nash Roadster.
1924 Essex Coach.
FRANK H. ROWE,
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUT
West o227 west 1899.
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HELP--MEN AND WOMEN.
OFFICE MANAGER who can take fun charge
OF selling force. Must pass bona. Apply
800 Bond Bide. -
kMAN AND WIFE, colored: man works part
inne must drive car; wife WORKS lull time,
excellent quarters. H. Harris, l206 Nv
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NEW HOME
USED CAR SALEl

This company will sell and de-
liver more than $50 used cars of
finer makes by January 1st, 1880;
Location prices - terms and
condition are the four big rea-
sons.
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AVIATION.

We can place trained men Immediately.
The Aviation School of America gives the
training You complete your course in well
equipped shops, under some Of the best in
rebuild complete aeroplanes and motors: do
instruction Is the best and the rates no
more. Last class at Summer rates starts
1'" AV1AT1oN SCHOOL OF AMERICA,
Shops. 307 18th ST.
Open Evenings Until PM g.
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Tarzan requested that his own finger
prints be taken. This done, d'Arnot drew
forth a little book, turning to a page
where were several tiny smudges. Sur
prised, Tarzan watched, recalling how he
had given the diary to his friend. Now
he realized the meaning of their visit to
the nolire hureaul
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
SALE-AU 1OWAUDK1
SLAUGHTER!
PRICES CUT TO ROCK
BOTTOM!

Never, in the history of this
organization, have such deep
cuts been made in prices on good
used cars.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


ApDING MACHINES an makes ak and m node
Isgs n T. ave hd H NasoHai sso Co.
ANT1oUE.Thimblsso ~ foot dropsleai table. table;
condition. Phone Clarendon 25l. o.
BR1oS and ss Seas
er. mantels. stone sills. 2ll8 NJ st: NV. 8.
eminent war hotels between Capitol and
gnon Station Materials in sxee tse tSne
DOT porehes e etc GOOD Sfoorlns. sl2 So good
T ana W Sra lance ssOd ss s sss
s9?s T ayso D9fss Vim and nan nss hsc
radiators and pipe. Many other bargainS.
a HEcHINGER co. House wrecking Dept.
!coMPo" motor generator battery charger charger.
serSies Sta Bee zas1 Dec s7ss 14Is i4.h
pEsKs-sale Or 'Tssssory seconds Of once 4.
lie eabet ss' Cabinet Ps Safes and usd
goh ss E0 81. ean ai Main Tsn sla
DESKS chairs, sates le:; cheapest prices Ices
onds. Commercial once Furniture Co. $50
9th st. NV. Fr. 1877.
p1AMoNDsscarat mafqg lsS diamo md s seT
$3.50 cash Address Box soo-H' Star once
DINING ROOM TABLE, IS. Call Lincoln
DINING ROOM CHAIRS, 4; 54-inch ma.
hogany dining room table. Apt. 3d. 5 lse4o
Biltmore st. NV. l. l.
4-poster beds. dressers., chiffoniers, several
old pieces. rugs, some imported high.graoe
F e. .s Dawf DaT %sr pu!R4rf
NEAR Col. rd.l: Adams 722l. Open till ..
FCRN1TTRE From LARGE embassy 9,Bsis hiEn-
s 6edqeom WIN breaRfsst se ne
suite Oriental and domestic , nnss Saigge
pHo Red vety smDs recEeT eh
marble pe Sss l. old mahogany crystal
3-p'ece Jacquard velour living room suite.
bargain prices. N. 7. UpSoisterins Co, sl7
FURNITURE, ETC, wednesday,. August Z.
eade s. eomSets Suites snd
pieces, pianos. rugs, new electric reIFls-
FURNITURE and beautiful Chinese and orr
entail rugs, sacrifice for cash. Georgia 1881.
Call after 6 week days. g.
GAS RANaEsINew and slightly used d. sI :
COS ssst 9Th i St. NV. Main Ssss. W. g..
56sSf s ehdSs 1T eaSe s:s
sa Sal CO... ono. fnrn dept sio Sin St. NV
tion; Sl67.50. w. w. KimbaIi Co., 72l 18th
st. NV. National 1850.
, PLAYER-PIANO, standard make so notes;
mahogany case; financial reasons force
Quick disposal of same for CASH cost SS0U
new; any reasonable cash offer considered;
Phone. Potomac 2167 for appointment to
inspect.
PIANO BARGAINS -Stieff upright. like new:
S155; Knabe upright, small size. $5e, in good
condition; Steinway 9pright, reconditioned
| $780,. Several upriehts suitable Tor Degin;;
ners, $40, $50 and $50. Get acquainted
with our rent PRIVILEGES in case of purchase:
Pianos packed for shipment. Gragqs ano
uprights for rent Hugo Worch. lilo @ st.
NV. Established 1879:
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OUT THEY Col!

See other used cars and COM
pare prices and conditions, with
the following list:
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SALESMAN wanted for retail business.
house house proposition; must know how
to drive auto and have permit. Address
ROX 329-F, Star Office
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
1920 Chevrolet go Sedan.
Locks and runs like new. Only $500 miles.
Inc ''''e IN more $50 $685. .''''
1923 Plymouth Roadster.
we have traded this his, car on larger model;
mileage. Priced for egicE sale.
1929 Chrysler rs" Roadster.
Wire wheels. painted beautiful blue: very
low mileage; this is truly very attractive
car. WY WY, VAT when n you l,o can purchase
$3.50.
1923 Chevrolet Landau Sedan.
Here is . snappy little car for some one.
and the condition is above average.
$495.
1923 Dodge Conv. Coupe.
ADVANTAGE OF both a closed and open car;
~ $4os.
The above are just few of the
high-grade cars we have in stock.
Why not come and look over display !?
A FEW OF THE
CHEAPER ONES.
1923 Ford Coupe ............ $40
1925 Buick Master e" Coupe. 285
1926 Hudson Coach. 385
1926 Chrysler Coach. .......... 285
1925 Jordan s, Sport Touring :. :; 5S5
1925 WHY'S Knight Club Sedan. 800
1927 Chrysler Roadster. $50
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FINER USED CARS. =.
Backed By Our
Reputation.

Reputation.
1923 Nash Standard Sedan 800
1927 Nash Special Coupe. $50
1926 Nash Advanced Sedan. .4o5
1923 Nash Standard Sedan. 800
1928 Nash Special Sedan. us
1927 Buick Master Sedan. $50
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet... AS
1923 Chevrolet, Sedan. AS
1927 Dodge Sedan. ...,...: AIS
1927 Pontiac Coupe. $50
HAWKINS-NASH.
1929 14th ST., 1333-14th St. NV.
FOR GOOD Used CARS
SEE BOB BAYNE,
20l2 14th ST: NV.
Washington's Most Reliable Used
Car Dealer.
1923 Whippet Sedan. S75
1923 Nash Cow. Coupe ......: 675
1923 Studebaker Victoria Coupe. o75
1927 Nash Victoria Coupe. 49,. $50
1927 Loco. Junior 8 Coupe. ..-7 80
1927 Jordan Roadster. .......... AS
1926 Studebaker Roadster. SIS
1926 Buick Coupe (r. seat). ..... go
1926 Essex Coach (repainted).. Us
1927 Nash Sedan. a.. ......:..: 675
1927 Cadillac Coupe. $50
49,. And Others.
LOW PRICES-EAsY TERMS.
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SALESMAN, experienced In standard radios,
permanent, prosperous future assured to
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