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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-12

Cadillac
1926 Cadillac, 5-passenger sedan.
SO Cadillac, 5-paSSenger sedan.
IS Cadillac, 5-passenger coupe.
So Cadillac. 7-paSsenger touring,
81 Cadillac, 5-pasSenger sedan.
81 Cadillac, Victoria coupe.
81 Cadillac, T-pasSenger touring.
50 Cadillac, Victoria coupe.
SO Cadillac, 5-paSSenger sedan.
1926 Marmon IA, 7-paSsenger sedan.
1925 Packard 6 sedan.
1926 ChrySler phaeton.
1926 Buick Master 5 brougham
1926 Auburn 1888, 5 sedan.
1925 Nash Advanced coach
1925 Lincoln 7, imperial sedan.
1925 Packard 8, sedan.
1922 Peerless coupe.
1925 Studebaker sedan.
1923 Cole. sedan.
1927 Chevrolet coach,
1926 Dodge sedan
1927 La Sale coupe.
1927 La Sale sedan.
1927 La Sale phaeton.
Buick Cadillac Co.
Meridian at 18th
open evenings and Sundays.
La Sale
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lot 5tOFt5-
Spot Cash E.;; !:'.:.. !; j

CARL SHANK, Ii. 1910.
HOUSE CLEANING?-Your surplus cloth
ing. furniture magazines, papers, will help
us to help others Salvation Army IN
dustrial Home. Phone for wagon Ri.
6622. l27 W Georgia st.
II YOU HAVE-HousehoId goods for sale
call LEW SHANK AUCTION co. Ri. 0644
or Ri. 7434.
WANTED-To buy 1923 or 1924 Ford body;
prefer coupe or Tudor. ia. 1874
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Business Opportunities

45-ROOM HOTEI-Not modern; on Wash.
St: this is a sure money maker; 27-rm.
ing $3.50 to S400 per month; price. $4,000;
these are good ones; both sell or trade;
want income property. Cooks Agency,
491a S. Delaware, Ri. 1920.
WANTED PARTNER-With small capital;
either sex. with or without service to
manufactor; new staple articles, used by
everybody. Big demand 100 per cent
profit. Give telephone number for ap-
pointment. Add Box d So Times
POULTRY-And fish market; will socri-
flee; leaving for Florida; nice business
place. 205O Martindale Ave.
8-RM. ROOMING HOUSE-Cheap If sold
at once. 1904 E. Wash. St.
CORNER-1141 N. Delaware; IL rms, suit
able office. club or lodge. Call Ri 6670.
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Coal and Wood

Nc ]! sI!|a
We guarantee every pound Of our coal
to be as represented and we welcome the
Every day we have some one to call and
say: Il have been. told Of the good Goals
you have I have tried every one else.
now ] am going to try you" Our Goals
Best W. Va. Gin. block. fkd.. No. S. ss.75
Two tons. SIG s.o
-S Two tons. SIC. so.
Best W Va gin lump N fk I'd, No No. 5 s-2 e
Genuine Pocahontas No. 3. Gin.
shoVel lump ,o ions ;s,s sso'.-..''-' o'Oo
Genuine Poca. No. mine run, 500
f sne RiSEs Red iu AsB vrgnas siHc SH
fkd, lump. A high-grade coal from, Fa-
in preference to Pocahontas on account Of
its high heat value. Very low in ash
and positively will not clinker. Only $725.
Two tons. S14.
Delivery anywhere in city.
o. MARTIN ICE AND FUEL co.
ia. 1901. 1125 W. 25th.
S Standard ad, Sd IS IS
TON
Forked Ain. lp., Ind. No. 5.
A Superior White Ash Coal
We are the original intro
ducers of white ash coal to
the coal buyers of this city;
and it is only our tremen-
xyA1Trx>an of hfTcIT1nCC
and consequent favorable
contract with the mine,
that enables us to offer you
this satisfactory low price
coal at only S4.75 per ton
with
No Charge for Wheeling
STANDARD FUEL co.
Ii. 1011. 326 w. 18th st.
We Deliver Anywhere in City.
WHY PAY MORE?
REDUCED
NACO IND. LUMP
Good No. 3.
Gin. Blk, Fkd. .$4.4
2 Tons, 1915
No. 3 Indiana.
Monarch. Gin. lp. $3.50
2 Tons, $10,75
Good Ind. No. Scr.
W. Va. Ain. lp. -. $3.50
2 Tons, 1925
Coalburg seam.
POCA. SHOW. AIN. LIP,
RED ASH $3.50
2 Tons for STATS
Douglas seam.
NAGELSON COAL co.
Ss1 E. ST. CLAIR ST.
Ii. 1853
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MisceIloneous Wanted

49, HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICE
FOR FURNITURE, RUGS.
ETC. CALL US BEFORE YOU
LzLTo-l SELL Riley 20l9.
h HODGES AUCT. co.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

PROUD BOVINE MOTHEEl-fere we have twin calves, the second pair born in three years to their Holstcln mother at Elmhurst, L. l. The birth of more than one calf at time IS extremely rare International Newsrecl
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

RUSSIA'S PEACE ARMY-Children of the "Pioneers,' a Russian organization Of youth, seen here marching to their duties armed with farming implements tor skirmish in the harvest fields near Moscow
 International Newsree
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

OOlOnCl w dltC1 I Andrews, left, re, gently elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, is well comed to the home town by Mayor Ragsdale, right, of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Andrews IS seated in the car.
 International NcwsrccI
The Washington times., 1929-04-06
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE-D. T.. 81

YOU CAN FFORD
TO BUY THIS HOME
500 Cash, $40 q Mo.
We built It especially for young
couple 4st starilD- IN Housekeeping
and art making the cash payment
and the terms accordingly very easy.
1913 l. St. NJ E.
JUST OFF BLADENSBTRG BLVD
Here's one OF the best investments
n Washington Whrr" property values
are continually adv YanrIug and which
Is within two squares of the Sears
Rnehur< del eIOpuIrnt
Big o-hedroom home with tile
bath. haIdWOUd floors. very complete
kitchen. big Colonial front porch.
with vide lawn.
PRICE AS APPEALING AS THE TERMS
Opcn for inspection every day and
evening. including SUNDAY. Take m~-
irlct Line car leaving 18th and y Y.
Ave ndlng IN 18th and H Slz \ =
walk two squares north or transfer
to bus.
HARRY A. KITE, INC.
to1o 18th ST \ W MAIN 464e
The Washington times., 1929-04-06
Memorial Group Plans
VictrOy Celebration

The executive committee of the
National Negro Memorial AsSociaton
wiu meet at o'clock tonight at the
Twelfth Street "Y" to plan for the
victory celebration April "a, in the
metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church.
Prior to adjournment. Congress
passed a bill making it possible for
an already designed memorial build
ing to commemorate the services of
negro soldiers and sailors in all the
wars of this country, to be erected
here at a cost of 100000. to be
raised by the committee.
F. D. Lee is chairman. John r.
Hawkins treasurer, and S. c. Lee
secretary.
The Washington times., 1929-04-06
Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Bureau of
Engraylng, and Pm Prlnting: Washlngton1
scraplngs and postage stamp and internal
revenue paper trimmings. and for the clean
ginning July l. 1929 Proposals to be re-
ceived no: Later than 2 p. M, Thursday.
May 2 1929, Blank forms with speclflCa-
tions for proposals for the several schedules
and further information will be furnished
on application TO W. HALL Director.
The Washington times., 1929-04-06
Auction Sales

ON THURSDAY. APRIL II 1929 starting
at 10 a. m. at Notes Auction House,
e33 Louisiana Ave. n w We will sell, at
public auction. to cover. storage and other
charges on furniture. pianos. show cases,
one iron safe and other goods stored with
Us in the following names: M. G. W Cul-
liner. A James. Mrs. P. c., Hall NJ. E.
Norton. W. G. Poole. Mrs. Sarah Stubbs,
J. H Swain. Herman Ware. Lilly NJ.
Williams and John Williams. All parties
d gToRASE pSa5e paSb rRASsFfR ks A2E
$50 2Oth St. N W DAVID NOTES Auc-
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Business Opportunities 90

BARBER SHOP in Md. for sale or rent:
Apply 426 1lth St. $. +.
CAFETERIA. downtown sec fully equip:
good bus: price, 81 600 Call Pot. 317
FOR SALE-Confrctionpry and grocery
store Call North lO29B. Saturday and
Sunday. between a. m. and p. m.
FOR SALE-New 3.rnaIr barber shop new
location; terms Apply 1913 9th st. n w.
LADY. leaving city, viii sell a cafeteria.
with good paying business: cash or terms:
apt above. 1874 n. Capitol St.
MEAT and Grocery Market for sale. Do
In! 2ood cash business Owner lnterest"d tte
Terms. a"5 4 - 81 s w Soc Mr.. Sregal.
TWO good paHlng grocery stores for sale
reas Fr 1873
WILL save YOU $50 on down payment
new Chevrolet, no trade IN. Call c. Ellis
Franklin lO0S9
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Make No Change Until You
Have Consulted

THE MAN WHO KNOW >.
Never before in the history of occult
science has a man of this Seers Protes-
slonal and Financial Standing consented to
place his services at the disposal OF the
public for such a nominal consideration
ARE YOU IN LOVE? II so, is the one
you have bestowed your affection and trust
upon acting COOL AND INDlFFERENTi :
Has a rival or any obstacle of any KIND
If So come at once to the GIFTED ME,
DIUM and find help. Will guarantee to ten
YOU how to win your hearts desire quickly
and overcome your rivals or obstacles eX-
lsting between YOU aud your future hanpl
ress Private reception rooms and studio.
You meet no one. sos 18th ST \. W.. up
One flight
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Situations Wanted
FEMALE
Help Wanted

USE of small apt. for services as reside
manager. Times-Herald. Box 124.
The Washington times., 1929-04-06
Farm, Garden, Poultry
MASSANIITTEN

Certified Baby Chicks. Every breeder blood tested
eno certified by the Department Of Agriculture.
Breeders and hatchery under government s"Der.
vision the entire year. All chicks shipped rndsr
official state label Write for catalogue. stating
number and variety desired. MassanUttep Farms
Hatchery Boy 1881 HarriSonbUrg Virginia
The Washington times., 1929-04-06

MADAM JANE cIATRvnYANT fE *
Asks no questions. Will tell YOU what you
want to know. giving names, dates ara
facts Business love health and family
affairs. Satisfaction or no charges AZ Az
11TH STREET Y. W OPP STAR BLDG
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Motor Coach Schedules

Upperville Valley line connections. leave
z 80 a. H.. 12 noon. 4 80 o. M. 9th & Pa
Ave n W M 9493 Met 1914
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
FEMALE

CALL US for cooks, maids. houscmCn.
janitors and other efficient help. Phone
Potomac 614S
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SOLICITORS, CANVASSERS,
AGENTS )

MEN & WOMEN solicitors to sell photo
cnupons PANE Studio 023 s.
REFINED men e. women. evenings to IN
terview tuquIrers. Write Times Herald
Box C-61
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= APARTMENT VACANCIES
Name

The Fulton
The Portland
The LuCerne
lIl2 New York Ave.
Clifton Terrace (SO0 Apts }
The PeTshinE
1413 Girard St. n. W.
The Wilson
The Winton
The stanley
The CoViugtnn
The Imperial
The Devonshire
2O10 kalOrama Rd.
1873 Irving St.
The Preston
The LanVAle
The BelvPdere
Prince Karl
The wmut
The WOhurn
The Portner
The Waldln
The WestChff
EH
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Rentals
APARTA'ENTS UNFIRNI HE'D 9

6SuCS4D
APARTMtNTs uNFIlRNI HE'D 80
1903 BILTMORE ST.
room. kitchen ard bath .,i.;, $4,000
| room. rec hall kitchen t and bath non SSSS66o
AIl.niRht elevator service switchboard;
all porches screened with French doors
THE ETHELHURST
1925 18TH ST.
rooms and bath S35 90
9 rooms kitchen and bath ....-.-,. 81. 80
Easy walking distance to most Govern.
rent buildings and downtown business
section
THE FERNWOOD
145s COLUMBIA Road
room. kitchen and bath ....,... $40 no
j S%'' New b1ii.inE AIi,nrEht elevator ser.
vice and dOOrman.
1923 M STREET
rooms. kitchen and bath ...- $500
THE WOODLEY
1851 COLUMBIA ROAD
rooms kitchen and bath .-.... t"5 80
rooms kitchen and bath ...., zoe Oh
6 rooms kitchen and bath $50 uu
This apartment Is one Of the finest "f
the older buildings, has been entirely reno.
waited and nodernized cunVrnIrni to
churches and schools Uniformed door.
THE SHERMAN
11o1 18TH ST y. W
2 rooms kitchen and bath O.. ... $50 40
rooms kitchen and bath ..... 100 nG
THE RODMAN
5000 ROINAN ST
/ room. kitchen. bath and porch SOP nO
z rooms kitchen and bath .- 81 90
r. F. SCHNEIDER, JR.
Phone Main 633s 1925 18th ST
THE SHELTON
$500 W PL n. W.
rooms and bath ...., ,....... $39 80 .
High and cool for summer.
314 V ST. N. f.
3 rooms and bath ...........s4e. 50
500 G ST. S. E.
. rooms. kitchen and bath ...... 81" so -
4 rooms, kitchen and bath .. 50 10
Convenient 10 Navy Yard
THE BEATRICE
142 CARROLL ST. s. f.
3 rooms and bath l,.,:,., ,...... $3.50
sos Cd ST. S. E.
5 rooms and bath ..........,.. $500
115 D ST. S. E.
3 rooms and bath . .... $4500
j. C. WELDON co.
17c7 81 Nv Metropoltan SOIL
ATTENTION, C0L0RED -.
Attractive New Apis.
26th and o SITS, Georgetown
2 rooms, kitchen and bath
3 rooms, kitchen and bath
eHot-water heat, elec.
Rent, $3.50 to $50
]. MCKINNEY BERRY
RFALTOR
1863 Wisconsin Ave. West 5l3 s14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-18

|ce of mahogany finish or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-18

Colonial finish on mahogany
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June Sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-18

This is a remarkable and timely
offer-40-lb. capacity refrigera-
tor-3-door type-white enamel
lined-only in the June Sale at
this price.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
ISOLATION OF
CITY BROKEN
Air Line Places Tuxtla
In One Days Journey
Of Mexico City

TUxTLA GUTIERREZ. Chiapas,
Mexico. Dec. ls.-tP-This city,
capital Of the state or Chiapas,
which previously was almost isolated
from the remainder Of Mexico. has
been brought within a days Jour
ney of Mexico City by the Inaugural
ton Of an air mail and passenger
line.
Tuxtla Is situated IN the noun
tains about 80 miles from the rail-
road. An exceedingly poor motor
road connects the city with the rail-
road. but the road Is unusable dur
ing the rainy season az which time
ID takes ten days on horseback to
reach Arriaga, after which a rail
journey OF two or three days Is re-
quired TO reach Mexico City.
The air line will connect the cap
ital with the regular Mexico City
Guatemala lines and either capital
can be reached within a few hours
after leaving Tuxtla.
DESPITE its isolation. Tuxtla Is a
city Of about 10000, and one or the
most beautiful - southern Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

PARIS, Dec, 19-tP-Paris to Pc
kin IN 80 hours and the solution Of
the ever increasing problem Of city
traffic are Two Of the results pro-
missed by the light airplane trolley,
an invention which Joseph Archer. a
French engineer. intends to demon
strate in Paris within q few months.
Traffic in the air viii decrease
and relieve traffic in the streets"
NJ. Archer says. Instead Of enter
ing our houses through the street
doors We will enter them from the
roofs"
The invention Is based upon the
following principles:
The vehicle, a monoplane body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
MANY TO BID
ONT.U.LANDS
$3.50 Acres Advertised For
Lease Next To
Oil Field

AUSTIN, Dec. IT. University
land board has Advertised for
award In Jon. leases on $3.50 acres
3-4 OF each OF sections 2 to IS
inclusive in Block 4, Andrews
county. This land Is just north Of
the new Deeprock & Ogden produc-
ing well, and promises 10 bring high
bonus offers and spirited bidding,
oil men here said.
In order to share still farther in
possible high values II oil IS pro-
duced, the university reserved a
quarter section out Of each. 1t re-
uuired one-sixth royalty Of oil and
cashinghead gas and one eighth
dry gas.
The state reserved the northwest
quarter Of Section 2, 3, 6. II and 10;
the southwest quarter Of section 4,
9. II: the northeast quarter sections
5. z, 10. and southeast quarter Sec
ton 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

shut off. will assist in bringing the
suspended "a TO q quick halt.
The installation and flying stock
cost Is reakoned by the inventor &C
about one-thirtieth OF that OF q rail-
road.
NJ Archer already ~envisages the
application Of his invention for ira
vel over the ocean, Paris to New
York In is hours. But inasmuch as
the uprights would require anchoring
on some 10000 heavy buoys or float
ing islands, he has decided % await
the result OF his experiences On land
before embarking upon a sea ven
ture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

an airplane, and does not bear down
upon the supporting power and the
conveyance works. SO the inventor
says, Ike an automatic elevator.
The monorail or wire providing
the electrical current viii Be placed
upon cement pillars posted every 200
or 800 yards according to the a
tune Of the country traversed.
Electric devises. reversing the crrr-
rent and the propeller, viii stop the
plane inside OF 100 yards but an
aerc-dynamic brake In the shape OF
an umbrella placed at the rear OF
the monoplane body and automati-
cally opening when the current IS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
EXA
TOPICS
Infant Smoker
-Baumes Law Indeed
Thirsty Jury
Spare Date

AUSTIN, Dec. 18-Houston girls
have started q fad that may prove
popular. But remember when they
started the spare stocking fad
It wasn't long before they abandon
cd the spare and the others too.
This new fad Is to take a spare
boy along on q date for emergencies
It looked so odd TO officers when a
third boy tagged along IN the rum
Bile seat OF a two-date occasion
that they inquired and found he
was the reserve OF spare" boy
friend.
This woman wants q divorce be
cause she says her husband taugnl
their one-year-old son to smoke
cigarettes and made a confirmed
smoker out Of him at three.
II YOU want TO know whether
there's q Baumes law In Texas, ask
Thomas McGrew, colored, Of Port
Lavaca. McGrew got a life SEN
tence for stealing 80 cents ana 2
chocolate pie. The sentence was
imposed for habitual offenders.
w. r. Scott, at e. Paso, didn't
complain about having been bounced
out of an automobile on his head
But his upSide-down landing jolteo
800 out Of his pockets when MS
car and another collided. and nc
wants somebody TO do something
about It.
A Jury decided TO test the evi-
dence when half a gallon OF moon
shine was brought in during the
trial Of a woman on a liquor
charge. The testing was such q sue
cess the evidence all disappeared
and one Juror paid a fine Tor peine
drunk. Now the woman VIII get
new trial, and there won't be any
evidence.
Forty-xix rattlesnakes under one
rock. This epic OF West Texas
comes out Of Throckmorton, ane
Albert Thomas and N. L. Loundor
are credited with killing EN-.
Back 20 the primitive. Elgin re-
sidents are disturbed at night pN
the howls OF packs OF wolves as th'
wolves are being run IN a bounty
drive 10 exterminate them.
Because the corn failed to pop
purchasers have filed suit for $1,000
they paid for q whole carload Of
what they thought was popcorn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

moves upon q suspended monorail or
wire.
The motive power IS q propeller
which obtains its current from the
monorail or trolley wire. The weight
worked by a 15HP electrical motor
OF the machine Is cushioned upon
the air by fin-like wings Just as II