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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-23
nv the Associated Pre-

BY the Associated Press.
The movement for disarmament is be-
ginning in earnest, and Prime Minister
Macdonald, sailing from England on
September 20 to visit President Hoover
in Washington, may find that the road
to international reduction Of ornaments
is longer and rougher than the journey
across the Atlantic.
With Great Britain and the United
States separated by small margin on
agreement on their respective naval
forces. France made plain last week
that the work of the five-power con-
ference which Is at the back OF the
minds of the statesmen at Washing
ton will not be easy.
France placed the League Of Nations
squarely In the path of the Aperican
President and the British prime min
ister. Anything achieved at washing
ton, or at London later, II the hve.
power conference is held there next
ward an international disarmament con-
ference under the auspices OF the
League.
Controversy Over Submarines.
The issues between the i've important
naval powers are many and complicated.
On the subject of submarines, where
England and America alone could swiftly
reach an accord, France. italy and, to a
less extent, Japan stand opposed to the
Anglo-Saxon viewpoint All three will
fight to keep their submarines.
The matter Of cruiser strength,
thorniest Of naval problems hitherto,
is far from settled, even with the en-
couraging progress Of the Anglo-Amer-
lean conventions.
Japan Is discreetly reserved on the
subject and Germany has new type
of cruiser with 1l-inch guns which may
; provide other complications.
The powers followed with interest
the American Senate's investigating the
activities of w. B. Shearer ct previous
disarmament meetings.
Through this maze OF conflicting In
terests the worlds statesmen must pick
!. their difficult way, and TO some OF them
It seemed to lead back 10 0eneva.
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PLANS TO EXPAND
PRISON AT LORTON
Welfare Board May Commit
District Federal Prisoners
to Reformatory.

Plans to care for Federal prisoners
Of the District Of the type now being
sent to the Atlanta and Fort Leaven-
worth Penitentiaries and at the District
Reformatory at Lorton, Va, by erection
Of q special building with high con-
crete wall are nearing completion, 1t
was learned today. The purpose is to
relieve congestion at the Federal peni-
tentiarieS.
The Department of Justice recently
suggested the expansion to the Board Of
Public Welfare of the District. This
body turned the matter over to the
committee on penal institutions for
study. After consulting Capt. M. M.
Barnard, superintendent OF District
the committee decided to recommend
the proposed change.
To Go on Record.
The committee will go on record as
strongly favoring the proposal at the
next meeting Of the board. The regular
meeting is due to be held early in Octo-
Der. There is a possibility, however, that
a special session will be called to con-
slider the report.
Officials familiar with the situation
explained today that the plan would
. call for housing of approximately 200
prisoners in the new Enclosure at Lor-
ton. Armed guards would patrol the
walls at all times. The present open
system" would. remain IN effect among
other Eorton prisoners.
While the details remain to be work.
ed out, present plans call for construc-
ton of the necessary new buildings and
walls by men now imprisoned at Lor-
ton. This. ii was pointed out, would en-
able the District to save a great deal in
labor costs.
Bar Desperate Prisoners.
Under the present policy. only those
Federal prisoners from the District who
the Atlanta and Fort Leavenworth
prisons. A large number Of Federal
prisoners, some Of them serving life
terms, already are being sent to Lorton.
However, these men as a rule either
have short sentences or are first Of
tenders.
There is no wall around Lorton at
present. While the inmates OF the in
stitution are under the supervision OF
guards, they are not watched so closely
as is deemed necessary with more hard
ened criminals. The present prisoners
at Lorton sleep in dormitories and en-
joy other privileges denied prisoners IN
Atlanta and Fort Leavenworth peniten-
tiaries.
To Transfer Prisoners.
The present plans call for the trans
fer of all Federal prisoners from the
District now serving terms in Atlanta
and Fort Leavenworth to the new In
closure at Lorton., In addition, more
than 80 prisoners Of this class now being
held In the District Jail. because there
is no room for them in Atlanta and Fort.
Leavenworth. would be sent to Lorton.
Oficials announced special precau-
tons would be taken to keep the hard
ened criminals segregated from the nov
ices at Lorton at all times. This Is one
Of the reasons for the proposed wall.
Only men will be sent to the new d.
vision at Lorton. Women, as at present,
will be incarcerated in the Federal peni-
Tertiary at Anderson, w. Va.
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MELVILLE B|GAMY
CHARGES DROPPED
But Alleged Aviator Is Later
Arraigned on Two Perjury
Accusations.

Charges of bigamy against Edwin A
Melville, alias Albert B. Carson, who
was at one time said to have been an
English aviator during the World War
were nolle pressed at Police Court to-
day by Assistant United States Attor-
ney Hobart Newman, owing to lack OF
evidence regarding an alleged second
marriage.
Melville was later arraigned on two
charges of perjury, one being that he
gave the wrong name when securing a
license to marry, the other that he gave
the age of SO years. when it was really
% years. He was held in $4,000 bond
for hearing later. At the same time
it has been disclosed that Melville at
tended a graded school in Hyattsville
Md, during the war and that at one
time he was employed as an elevator
boy in q local Office building and on
another occasion as salesman In a
Fourteenth radio shop.
Parent in Carolina.
Police also learned that Melville's
father Is w. A. B. Melville, a former
resident of Hyattsville and now en-
ployed by the Southern Railway in Co
lumbia, S. c., as an auditor.
Melville'S wife, who Is now employed
by the Government, and lives under
her maiden name of Velma E. Knecttle,
at 1401 Girard street, whom he married
under the name Of Albert B. Carson,
appeared in court to testify against
him.
According to Detective Cole, Velma
Knecttle said that Melville promised
her at the time OF the marriage that
he would take her to China with him,
where he was to be employed by the
Chinese Nationalist government, along
with another aviator, who would &C
company them.
Edith Noll, a nurse, is the person
who police charged was the wife Of Mel
vile when the charge Of bigamy was
brought against the man.
Melville was arrested in New York
last week when the steamship Mime
kada, on which he was employed as as
sistant purSer, docked there,
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Files $4,000 Damage Suit.

Suit to recover $4,000 damages was
filed today in the District Supreme
Court by Charles l.. Phillips, Ballston,
Va, against Noah H. Lyons. 1450 Fair
mont street, for alleged personal In
juries. The suit grew out Of collision
between automobiles December 81, 1927,
near Meadows, Md. Through Attorney
Ralph A. Smith, the plaintiff says the
defendants machine was On the wrong
side Of the road and was being operated
negligently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-23
AMARILLO INVITATION
DELIVERED, TO HOOVER
Boy Who Rode Horse Here From
Texas Asks President to Tri-
State Fair.

President Hoover today received an
Invitation from the Amarillo. Texas,
Chamber of Commerce to attend the tri.
state fair In that city It was handed
10 him by Boyd Jones, l5-year-old Texas
high school boy, who rode horse to
this city from Amarillo. The youngster
was clad in the cowboy costume when
he arrived at the White House. This
same youngster rode from Amarillo to
Superior, Wis, last Summer to extend O.
eiaailat invitation to President Coolidge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-23

william j. Morden, field associate in
mammology in the museum and leader
If the expedition, had considerable diff
Guilty in getting the firearms and am
munition past the Government authori-
ties as the revolution nominally is still
in forces in Russia.
To Spend Seven Months.
But government officials showed the
utmost readiness and courtesy in IA
cilitating the movements Of the party
which is to spend seven months in Rus
sian Central Asia.
George c. Graves Of New York, who
is financing the enterprise, will join
the expedition in the Amur River
region.
The Americans will also gather q
collection Of fauna Of Central Asia for
the museum. Much work will be done
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Farm Sells for $s2,500.

LYNCHBURG, Va, September %
(SpeciaD.-F. II. T. Walton. who re-
turned recently from Lima, Peru, where
he lived for 20 years. has purchased the
Charles n. Head farm, located ut Forest,
for 9S2,600. The farm Is highly Inn
proved and includes 900 acres. !.
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on snow shoes and skis and the party
will be out of touch with the outside
world for several months.
The region they will visit is known
as the Turkoman Soviet Socialist Re-
public and permits granted by the con-
sulates Of Russia abroad to visit the
Soviet Union are not valid for II.
The republic covers an area ar about
474,000 square kilometers, chier ! q sea
OF shifting and stable sands. Deserts
and forbidding steppes occupy most Of
;he center. There are less than q million
inhabitants, mostly Turkoman tribes
mixed with Russians. Kirgiz- Cossacks,
Persians and Armeniarls, who lead no.
madic and semi-nomadic lives.
The capital Is Ashkhabad, q city of
10000 inhabitants, and the borders Of
the republic touch both Persia and
Afghanistan.
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BOY PLACED IN CUSTODY

Accused Of Sounding False Alarm,
Calling Four Fire Companies.
Four fire companies and the police
reserves, responding to an alarm sent
in from Ninth and D streets last night,
could find no fire, although they did
find one Andrew Chappellear. jr., aged
II, Of the 900 block Of G street south
west. whom they arrested on charge
of turning in q false alarm.
The boy, taken into custody by Po-
liceman p. E. Ambrose, was being held
at No. ! precinct today.
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MUSEUM EXPEDITION DEPARTS
FOR HUNT FOR SAGA ANTELOPE
Party, Equipped With 5000 Feet of Movie
Film and Other Paraphernalia, Sail
for the Wilds of Turkestan.


North Aat expedition Of the American Museum Natural History left today
o
The and
animals museum The sas antelope reddish sheepke animal
expedition permitted by
forbidden confines Of this little known
UoridW VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-23

European style experts believe that
the sun-tan vogue will last for three
years longer.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

need several to handle very attractive.
unique, non competitive pure food product:
sample is small and easy TO carry. Nearly
every call sale. Commission. 81 on q 81
sale. Live workers can average $40 to $l5
day. 1910 Vermont ave. Suite lll7.
acknowledgements. vocal. musical for pro-
fessionai engagements; Spring season now
opening; good amateurs considered; au-
dtions ARRANGED; in replying give phone
number. Address Box i15-E. star ONCE.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

RADIO, 8-tube super heterodyne and Bruins
wick Phonosraph Panatrope combined nearly
new; cost; $3.50; quick sale, sl75 H. A.
RANGE. cooking, coal. Potomac, with hot
water back and hot-air furnace for 7-room
house. l0l5 B Sc. q.
RUGS. Oriental beautiful colors, large and
small; antiques, Dric-a-brac. pictures, mir
rors, Sheraton mahogany folding table
RUGS, Oriental (8xl2}, Keshan. sarouk:
room size Chinese and small Persian rugs
2020 Fla. ave. NV. End floor.
SEWING MACHINES-Drophead Singer; SIS:
New New Home $l?; STANDARD. SIS: New Ideal
G an f sS
Sc. Sew. Mich. Shop. 81 Pa. ave. Sc. L. 275
SEWING MACHINE: Singer. portable cleo
tTis sag dr9psead singer a ss n
SEWING MACHINE, Singer portable electric.
$25; Singer drop-head, $40; vacuum cleaner,
$22. 238is l4th st. Sc. Atlantic SO.
SEWING MACHINE Singer, electric. on
ing open evenings. I'LL II ne. At 1854.
SODA FOUNTAIN CARBoNAToR. electric:
tables, 70 chairs: 5000. 1909 K st. NV. s.
STAMPS. U. s. and foreign. packets. sets,
sss cona tsmp shop hq5 9TH st.
STORE FIXTURES. registers. scales. show
cases and refrigerators at n price. 1907
It'll st. NV. North 1914. A.
TYPEWRITERs and adding machines for
rent. Bargains in rcconditloned machines
to students. L. 6: smith ( Corona type
writer's. Inc. Mills Bldg. 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. Main All.
TYPEWR1TERs-7Buy, IS per month; IN;
derwoods. Royals, Remingtons Smith, all
ference: Franklin 9674. lis II st. NV. g.
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable. bought
for it. Price, $40 1904 18th st. NV. So
TYPEWRITERS-oi guaranteed machines.
any make or model. as low as S1250., Re
PAIRS; rentals; special rates to students.
United Ts and Add Maehn aeo Co.
TYPEWRITERS-Store fixtures for sale
writer. 902 st. NV. s.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood: same as new;
cheap; owner leaving town. Inquire at
store. 1898 7th ST. NV.
TYPEWRITERS - FIFE. guaranteed rebuits
at reasonable prices: nothing sold or rented
that is not good; WASHINGTON Typewriter
TYPEWRITER RENTAd SERVICE Ge95s Il
mo; 3 mos. in adv. s6.75: 8 mos. s12.
TYPEWRITERS - American Typewriter Co
Some real bargains in new and USED ma
chimes of all kinds, including portables;
rents reduced; repairing done. Come to the
low rent district and save money; open eve
nings 1881 East Capitol st. Lincoln 81.
Premier. Duplex. SIS, 500 rebuilt like new;
guaranteed. year; repairing, rent cleaners,
$3.50 day; bags. parts for all cleaners open
evenings. Vacuum Cleaner Shop, basement
store. l404 Girard Adams 900.
WOOD AND LUMBER :. Seasoned oak. cut
any length, s12 and 81 cord deli yerea
Va Clar 834-F-3t
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

FICE. PATENT OFFICE, EDITORIAL CLERK,
STATISTICS. STEM. AND TYP. EXAMS,
CLERK PROMOTION. FILE CLERK PROMO
TON. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, sc. cor: 18th and F NV. Phi. Met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AANO WV NIsPCAAN'A'''s
for our beckett explaining d how
1879 f. 23rd St. New York. g.
MEN learn barberine; be ready for GOO.
gazing San Wox lob soon Moler' 1879 E. 23rd g.! S.
MEN. WOMEN-Jobs for linotype operators.
s5o-S6o weekly; short hours; Burton Limo
type School, 900 Fl st. NV. day and evening.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: Elk.
c e West St soss si2a il St. NV
ANOTHER SAYS: In YOUR SCHOOL 20
ice stenoeraphic examination 3 months, night
school," Another: 80 weeks day school. aow
earning ssGo Bsyd Er N.x in
s sSM .0rR aceFedted 1888 ytS nw M! n ssss
QUICK BARBER COURSE. Easy terms. Day.
Might: City's Barber Schools l56 N. Gay ST.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE THE MABELLE
Honour Way. Our system saves you months
OF time and assists you with cost OF tul n,es
crate Charges. Easy terms. MARBELLE
HONOUR SCHOOL: Burchell Bldg. Sl7 l4ta
st. NV and 1925 N. H. ave. NV.
WE LOAN YOU = BANJO - SAxoPHoNE-:
Trumpet-vlolin Mandolin-Uke. Beginners
Popular Courses Play latest hits after few
lessons Advanced Instruction. Artist Teach
training. PIANO-Rapid Popular Course;
Academic Courses. VIOLIN-P1ANO. BEARD
STUDIO. 34l1 l4tn 81 NV. ADAMS Zoo5.
Private lessons-M thematicS. sciences. Ian
guageS; Cornell graduate; 81. Albert Jonas
1905 Hopkins st. NV, near Goth and P. Sc
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN
quire about our new method licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Liz. 81.
KNOW ONE THING THOROUGHLY, THEN
feel assured you can always earn; perma-
nent, profitable, fascinating and not hard:
telephone switchboard operating. oxford
STEP INTO BIG-PAY HOTEL, JOB
Hotel, clubs, restaurants. schools. hospitals.
ETC.. need trained men and women. You
can prepare for vel; paid position in a
few months. Lewis graduates now eXecu-
tives in biggest and best hotels everywhere
Washington. New York, Philadelphia. etc.
Pi eviouS experience unnecessary. Registra-
ton in National Employment Bureau free
of extra cost Evening classes new forming.
Glasses limited. Enroll early. School open
$50 am. to 9 pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Penn. Ave. and 23rd st.
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STTJTATION-FEMALE.


GIRL, colored. light complexion. intelligent
and refined knowledge of typewriting. de-
sres position as typist or Office girl in bank
printing Office or some good business place
North 1855. -
LADY, refined, capable and reliable, with
s-year-old school boy. wishes position as
houScseepe-; best OF references. MIS- Hass'
1887 Gorsuch ave. Baltimore, MD
REFINED, SOUTHERN LADY wishes posi-
ton as hostess. chaperon or nouSeKeepeT'
Washington and out-of-town references Iur-
nished. Address Box 353E. Star ONCE. b.
WOMAN. neat, colored, desires chamber
maid-waitress work. Call Pot. 3842 between
IL and O'Clock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COOK, coIorod ncat-appearing good gen;
eral houseWorker: full or part time; gooo
maid. waitress N 934S. ---
GIRL, colored. wishes a parttime Job; no
SUNDAY work: to work in the mornlhR'
1924 4th st. NV. -- ------
GIRL. colonel. neat. wishes place rs nurse
or mothers helper. Asst st. nv. W
LADY, white. with 20-month-old child,
wishes place as hcusekeeper or cook in pri-
vate home Address p. o. Box 1863 Seat
Pleasant. Nd. - a.
LAUNDREss. first class, wants work to
take nome: sunny yard 1900 ontario ro.
Adams 10l47 - -
YOUNG GIRL. coored, respectable, wants
work as mothers helper or nurse; no wash
ing; small family, stay nights Call Frank
lin 2092-J
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SALE-aTTOMOBILES.

PEERLESS De Luxe Sedan, 1929; run 800
miles; some car, your car in trade. Tom
Auto Service. 1899 9Th NV. A.
PONTIAC CABRIoLET. delivered November.
equipped car cannot be told from new;
terms; your car in trade. Mr.. - VAy.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SEDAN. 1873; ex-
Satery fHy eauipped Very low
will Sacrifice for $3.50. Lincoln 7014-W or
1905 N. Carolina ave. sc.
STUDEBAKER DICTATOR SEDAN, 1927.
This car has had wonderful care. owned
20l2 14th st. NV. -
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER VICTORIA
Coupe. 1928-Cannot be told from new me .
Chemically perfect, tires VERY, good: srea'
bargain at $3.50; terms. 20l2 l4th ST..
1000 miles. You can't tell this car from
M nHM y0I Inc ca ISIS sA f4.ll IN siAOe
W-Lf,ys KNIGHT CLUB SEDAN, k-cylinoer,
late model; in psr:ss. condition SfrouSnout
and a real bargain for $3.50; tef=3 r t:aSe
908 10th st. NV. Open Sunday ano Monday
AUTOMOBILES by auction at. WeS*sler's 8,
900 Pa. ave. NV. every WEDNESDAYS sno
FIVE real. BARGAINS.
Ford RosdsteT Velie Touring nd Stndep prSsn
s25 to 500. Open Sunday and Monday. sCe
10th NV.
FORD COUPE, 1924 .s49. SO
Ford Coupe, 1922 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 29. %
Ford Touring, 1925 .................. $500
Chevrolet Touring. 1875 .............. 1850
''''0''' oURisMAN cHEvRoLET,
AnacoStia Bargain USed-Car Lot.
1920 Good Hope Rd: Sc.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-04

MEN-An unusual opportunity
awaits S neat-appearing young
men under 80 who can be bonded;
guaranteed salary during training
period. From 10 until tomorrow,
see Mr.. Christopher, Potomac
Electric Appliance c.. 18th and c
els. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-04

Heper mail original Recommendations tDhen
onswerirg advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-04

SPECIALITY Statesmen
above 35 years of age who can furnish
character references. ambitious and steady,
much in demand. This position is dignified
and will appeal to men above the average
earning capacity. Write, giving full details
in first letter.
Address Box ABE, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-04
1923 Hudson Sedan.

Perfect condition: four-wheel brakes,
fully equipped, including trunk: this car has
been used by careful driver and shows it;
reduced to $795; act quickly.
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I.ate 1Q28 Cheurnlet Coach

Seventy-five other bargains In
almost all popular makes, priced
from $50 up.
Lambert Hudson Motors Co.,
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE
1881 18th ST., Corner r.
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MEN OT VISION!


A good. clean, Permanent business. where
hard work and sJilty count; where you are
treated right, where your business is pro
tected, where ydu are trained by 100000
a-year salesman right in the field and shown
how he does <his work: offers right now an
opportunity 20 three men to cash in on abil-
ity and determination. We need sales eX-
ecutives. ana promote from the ranks One
to an executive position in N. C. is now
making as the rate of sl6,oo0oo per year
Two washington men have made over
100000 a month in this business as sales
men. They will prove thisi
Many OF our men have averaged $40 90,
$50 90 $50 90, $1,000 and upwards week
over n period OF year and more!
GU. product is bought by the Government,
as we'll as having a field nearly as large as
the automobile-with no competition as
proved by demonstration!
These three fortunate men will be hired
azter personal interview Call sos amp Pm IN
Wednesday, March 9Th, Room 2O3 insurance
Bldg, 18th g. Eye streets NV.
AIR-WAY RANCH OF
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN. high-class. of good standing,
with wide acquaintance in Washington. to
fill position with organization backed by
finest people of Washington. with income
possibilities of from 500 to 5000 weekly:
Must be able to furnish good REFERENCES and
have auto. Harper Country Club. 2l6 III
veStment Bldg.
WANTED-Men and women, all or part time.
experience not necessary. to sell houses in
Conduit road section and west of Tenley-
town; prices. $4,000 to $4,000; generous
terms Full co-operation and assistance to
beginners. Fulton r. Gordon, Continental
Trlst BLDG Main h23i
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Late 1927 Essex Sedan.
Super-six, completely overhauled and re-
finished in a beautiful maroon; five good
tires: reduced to 1926
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
UNUSUAL. BARGAINS.

OPEN UNTIL NINE Pm.
HAWKINS,
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS"
1888 and 1920 14th Street.
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HUDSON-ESSEX
ALL PRICES REDUCED
$50 to $500
Less Than You Would Pay
Elsewhere.

Early 1929 Hudson Coupe.
FULLY equipped: Just like new: reduced to
sss5.
Late 1928 Essex Coupe.
Rumble seat: this car has been driven
eractly 1904 miles; upholstery covered since
ntv; spare tire never used. motor perfect;
onIy s565.
Late 1913 Essex Coach.
Original finish and upholstery spotless,
motor excellent; fully equipped; a real bar
gain, $685..
Late 1928 Hudson 7-PaSS. Sedan.
Driven just enough to be broken In nicely;
like new; original &C st. $4,000; can be bought
for balance due finance company, $l,065.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-04

Early 1928 Essex Coupe.
Rumble seat; general condition excellent;
reduced to 1896.
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MEN, ready TO start work at once; must be
intelligent and willing to follow INSTRUCTIONS
If you will be satisfied with about $50 per
week at the start with fine opportunlty for
adve ncement. We shall consider you for our
suite col, 1910 Vt. ave NV. Ask for Mr..
IpaSm
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SALE--AUTO TRUCKS.

SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD. LIGHT DELIVERIES several, all in
first-class condition: 500 and up. Terms
Barry-Pate Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave.
AUTOCAR with 550-gal. tank mounted. in
good condition. just repainted. MAJ, be
seen at Evening Star warehouse, End g.
Canal SITS. Sc, or phone Main 5000. Br s.