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EAlI1a LAND

LOOK! Dairy farm for sale. 40 acr01s
Equipped and stocked. Hofsegs
cows, young stock, calves. hogs and
chickens. All kinds Of machinery,
tractor included. Modern buildings.
House furnished. Everything n
first class shape. Near city Of 10.
600. Twelve blocks to high school
and college. Can do business from
$500 to $1,000 per month. This -
an exceptional place both for bus-
mess, school and increase in valIa-
ton. Write I. s., Box 1044, Fargo,
N. Oak.
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CHICACO

Chicago. Jan. S.-(AP)-Poultry
alive steady: receipts 2 cars: fowls
- to 27c: springs gle; broilers 80 10
32c: rO0sters tic: turkeys 24c: ducks
1Sc; geese lac.
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sOLONS WIH DIES

Austin. Texas. Jan. 6-V1-A(r4.
Fritz Lanham. wife Of Congressman
Fritz Lanham Of Fort Worth. died
this morning. Congressman IanhAm
had been with his wife since they
came from Washington eight months
ago. The funeral viii be here to-
morrow.
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E0nlcIGN ExCHANGl:

New York. LAM e.-(AP)-ForeiHn
exchanges easy. Demand: Great Brit
SEE; Germany 23.S51a: Norway 26.73;
Sweden 1858: Montreal $685. 3D..
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern five
room duplex, attached garage, i'm
mediate possession. Orris w. Rob-
erts. Phone Isl Or ISL.
FOR RENT-Lower duplex, four
rooms and bath. water, heat and
garage, near high school, at 6l9
Ave. G. Inquire Mrs. w. A. Hughes,
GIG Seventh street. Phone 1891.
FOR SALE OR RENT-seven room
modern home, including bath and
garage. Price 5000. liberal terms.
Possession about January LIST. Tele-
phone l08 for particulars.
FOR RENT-Nine room modern
house with gas and coal ranges,
$500 per month. Call at 100 Ave.
B east.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
newly decorated house. Call at
8l2 Second street. Phone 282-W.
FOR RENTAL modern five room
house furnished OF unfurnished.
SIT Eleventh street. Phone 1863.
FOR RENT-Six room modern house.
Inquire Katherine Delaney. 12lh
Fourth street.
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The most northern point Of land In
the world. according 70 thu American
Geographical society. Is Cape Morris
K. Jessup on the northeastern g.
treulity sCf Greenland.
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CALL MONEY RATE

New York, Jan. S.-(APJ-CaIl
rate A.; close 4; time loans easier,
money steady high ~; low 4: ruling
30 days 4M-4A: 5000 days 4M-4A
4-6 months ~.
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Furn ished two large
room apartment on first floor, 81.
SO a two room furnished apartment
on second floor in q newly decor
ated home. Very convenient to
high school and capitol. Call at
BIB Seventh street or phone 300-W.
FOR RENT-Apartment With large
living room, two bed rooms, two
large closets. kitchen and bath.
Gas range, hot water heat, warm
garage. Located at GA Seventh
street. Apply to p. G. Remington.
office phone 220. house phone g.
FOR RENT-Apartments lust COM
pleted, private bath, hot water heat.
equipped with General Electric re.
frigerator and electric stove, close
in, furnished OF unfinished. Cal
at SIS Fifth street " see d.. r. 8.
Enge.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
ground floor apartment with pri-
vate bath, rent $500 per month.
Also a two room furnished apart
ment for $4,000 per month. Call
618 Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Modern apartment
partly furnished for light house,
keeping, hot water heat, ON first
floor, private entrance from street.
Call at lib First street, rear.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
with, electric stove and frigidaire,
occupancy Immediately. Call at the
Rue apartments, I'll Ave. A.
Phone 1256-W.
FOR RENT-Modern two room fur
nished basement apartment. Suit
able for two or three, $25. 90 per
month. Evarts Apartments. 314
Third street.
FOR RENT-CoZy warm three room
corner apartment furnished. Also
a two room apartment. The Iau.
rain Apartments. Phone 800.
FOR RENT-Warm furnished apart
ment, suitable for two, close in. Al.
so a garage for rent. Call at 40
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur-
nished apartments in the Rose
Apartments. F. w. Murphy. 2l5
Third street.
FOR RENT-Apartment, three rooms
and bath. partly furnished. Call at
518 Tenth street. Call after 100
p. m.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
on ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Centuries ago the Hildus played
with round playing cards.
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NLNun

MINNEAPOLlS FLOUR
Minneapolis. Minn.. Jan. x.--tAID-
Flour unchanged. Shipments :6.665.
Bran $1,000 to $3.50.
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LOST N FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Gold bracelet, finder kindly
return same to Mrs. Alice Tnnegan
at A. w. Lucas company and call
for reward there.
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USED CARS

USED CARS
FOR SALE-1929 four door Buick Sc
dan. Owner leaving at once. Bar
gain. Must be, cash. Call Room
314, g. p. Hotel.
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MALE HELP WANTED
DON'T be q Mis-fit. Qualify for
good positions. Catalog free. Moler
Barber college. Fargo. N. D.. Butte
Mont.
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ROOM AND BOARD
BOARD AND ROOM in good modern
home. close in. Call at 113 Mandan
street or phone 637-J.
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SOMEBODY WILL CATCH Il
MOVIES ATTRACT SUNDAY

Buffalo, N. Y.-Billy. Sunday Is
considering an offer Of $4,000 . week
to go into the movies.
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-
1875 protein
1 dark nor.
2 dark nor.
1870 protein
1 dark nor.
3 dark nor.
1870 protein
l dark nor.
2 dark nor.
1870 protein
I dark nor.
2 dark nor.
Grade of
1 dark nor.
z dark nor.
OF
! northern.
2 northern.
Mont,
1870 protein
l III w OF
III w -.
1870 protein
Id INV or
III w &. {.
l2%.profein
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MlNNEAPoLls CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
!, Jan. S.-(AP)-
1.31E 1.33N 1908 1917:
1.29H 1.31S $3.50. .....
1.so!s 1.ss5 1874 1909
i::sNk 1 1.:sE '::s. i.ss.
1854 1.31:s 1.e7X 1.2s5s
1865 1895 $3.50. $685..
1887. 1.$eN 1.ss% 80.
1.s7I 1895 1.2cN 49,.
1853 1875 49,. 800.
tam Winter Wheat
!; 1875 .'... '.ss. 49,.
!. 1.:s7s 49,. 1888 -.
+. 1878 800. 1878 .....
/. 1903 1.es:s.....
and South Dakota Wheat
1.ei3s 1.eo:s l.ai7s 1.25N
1.21.s 1.22S 1915 1.22T
Durunl
1.1SS 1858 1.1Sas 1855
1.9.3, S9aa
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G. u. PREP ANNExES
MEET WITH DEWITT

Victory in the last event of the day,
the special half-mile relay, enabled
Eddie Brooks Georgetown Prep team
to conquer Dewitt in a dual track
meet, 48 to 38, yesterday at Garrett
Park.
1t was the first time Georgetown
Prep has defeated Dewitt on the cinder-
path since they began meeting an
nually four years ago.
Summaries:
1oO-yard dash--Won by Abramson DEWITT;
s spegift, E Tme. oas W. third heefe
44o-yard dashCWon by Heekin &c. W;
second Walsh. &c. ~; third. Knott dewitt
sso-y HiT run-won by Bourke Dewitt
y High 1il jnmpIWon by Norton DEWITT: sec
ond. McFadden. tG. u; third Heekin &c.
VI. Height. feet 8 inches. New meet rec
Broad iump-,won by Abramson Dewitt:
&c ". Distance. 81 feet inches. New
ii's shot teIffw by Robinson &C. ID; sec
n9 Dasnts g FEET 9hT nah soF'0n
Javeiin throw-Won by suddarth DEWITT ::
second. Sullivan. g u third White CDev-
:, Discus1.Won by Heekin &c. "; second
Special half-mile relay-Won by George
town Prep tHeekin. Walsh, Donahey and
Robinson). No time kept
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STENOG NINE WINS
TO LEAD FOR TITLE
Woodwork Skimps on Attire
to Give Team Equipment.
Drubs Western.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, Jr.

<lTHE uniform means moth
ing. 1t seems like the
worse they're dressed the
better they play. And re-
member that they're not out there
on that diamond to promenade.
They're out there to play ball."
That was the comment of Coach
Lynn Woodwork today when this re-
porter observed that the rather I'M
pretentious attire of the Business players
(hardly two of them are dressed alike)
did not prevent them from playing
bang-up ball. The Stenogs are heading
the public high race with two wins in
as many starts following the 1879
drubbing they pasted on Western yes
terday It was another of those high
scoring, loosely played games which
have marked the current series Eastern,
the defending champion, is now the
only unbeaten team in the race aside
from Business. 1t now looks like these
teams will battle 1t out for the flag.
They meet May %.
Had to Economic.
I'VE had only limited amount to
spend on our ball team" said Woody.
I'VE figured that we could get along
by buying just few new uniforms and
put the remainder of the money in
equipment for the team. The boys agree
with me that whether the uniforms are
new or old, clean or dirty, their playing
should not be affected"
After scoring runs in the first
inning yesterday to take the lead,
Business pushed across more tallies
in the second. Then it became ques-
ton only of the size of the score by
which Business would win.
Milton Singman and Jimmy Garner,
who pitched for Business, were not par
ticularly effective, but they did not have
to be, with the merciless way the
Stenogs raked the offerings of Jimmy
Poore, Western moundsmen, and the
generosity with which that young man
issued bases on balls. 1t looked like
Western could have made fine use of
Bill Payne, crack pitcher, who has been
lost through scholastic ineligibility.
Transfer Shines.
Perhaps the brightest performer for
Business was Clayton Schneider, Sec
ond baseman, who only last year played
the same position for Western. Schneid-
er crashed a homer in the fifth inning
with a runner on and played a spec
tacular game afield. The work of the
Business infield as whole was of high
order.
The scores.
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s co. iofas s Finley s
Jacobson Cd, oliver ca. owens t3, Free
5 ap "a T5 seobson HoS Clarke a
CD. Vowel ca, Poore. Taylor. Two-base
hits-Fratantuono 90, Chase. Owens.
Three-base hit--Tayor. Home run-Schnet-
der. Stolen Schneider. Fratan-
tuono, Lotus, Freeman, Taylor, Buscher
Sacrlfices-Schneider, Singman. Double
plays-Freeman to Clarke. Oliver to Free
man to Owens. Duryee to Schneider. ia
conson TO Schneider to Chase. Left on
base on balis@on sinsmant,' ); of Garner.
/: of Poore, IL; off Buscher, /. Hits
Of Singman, in 4 innings, of Garner.
in innings; OF Poore. - IN innings:
of Buscher, l in l inning. Hit by pitched
ball-By Poore IFratantuonol. Struck out
BY Singman, 2; by Garner. 3; by Poore:
TO-: by Buscher l. Balk-Singman. Passed
balls-Finley, Vowel, Winning pitcher
Singman, Losing pitcher-Poore. Umpire
Mr.. George Watt. Time of game hours
and IS minutes.
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IOI Runs Are Counted
In Four School Tits

1t is interesting to note that in the
four public high base ball champion
ship games played to date a total
of 10l runs has been scored, or
slightly more than IS a game. This
compares with 48 and so tallies reg
istered in the first four games of the
1928 and 1929 series, respectively.
It is the opinion of those who
have followed the series for the past
several years that the quality of
play this season, generally speaking,
is the poorest in some time.
True, there has been a deal OF
handsome hitting done, but observ-
ers believe that the clubbing would
not have been nearly so potent had
the pitching been better. The field
ing has not been good, either. and
there have been errors Of omission
as well as commission.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE. OUR OPERATIONS
course only $75: Easy terms. Day, eve.
1925 NH. ave, NV, BIT 14th st. NV.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
Quire about our new method: licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 49,
SPANISH-NATIVE LADY. PRIVATE LES
son, 81; class Soc. Translations English
for foreigners. Call evenings, l412 Chaplin.
Columbia 08l4. IL"
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS any hour. Ii
censed white men. Special rates this month.
Adams 3489. IL
GlRLS--BEAUTY CULTURE is IN GREAT
demand short-time course at Steuart's
prepares you; pay only IS a week as you
learn; live models to work on. Steuart S
Beauty School, 921 NV. Met. 9795.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

garden experience, who want to work to-
gether on lovely suburban io-acre place.
man to drive Ford truck, attend garden.
NOW lawn and general outdoor work; woman
to cook and do general housework; home
equipped with all modern conveniences; 4
adults in family; comfortable living quar-
tiers; good wages. Address Box 32-R, Star
Office. IL
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN wanted for out
side solicitation of Summer membership in
large institution; salary and commission.
Address Box 47l-M, Star ONCE.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sTENoGRAPHERs, bookkeepers. typists
reeded daily. No charge unless placed
Washington Employment Exchange, 2i4 Nat
Press Bldg. i4th SITS. NV. District 24s0.
NOTrCE-NationaI Personnel Bureau. l7l9
st NV. Competent help furnished daily:
positions open daily District 1921.
BOOKKPR. -sTENO.. $780, steno. $25; head
panion. $40 rm and 3D.: cook, $l5 maid
sll; elevator operator !col); $50: mechanic
Gen. Emp. Agcy. SOP Albee Bldg. 18th and
G NV.
POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daily
49, Stenographers, ty p lists,
bookkeepers, clerks, statesmen. etc. Free reg
istration. Boyds, 1888 NV. Natl 1888.
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HELP--WOMEN.

BOOK SEWER, experienced, wanted Apply
Mcpherson & Bell, 9th floor. $50 H st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. young woman, in real es-
ence preferred. but not essential. State ex-
perience, references and salary expected;
rplies confidential. Address Box 112-R, Star
ONCE.
DEMONSTRATORS WANTED for store DEM
orstration. Apply General Foods Sales Co.,
Inc, 3700 Georgia ave. at 10 am. IL"
DRESSMAKER'S HELPER, at once. White.
Call North 6267. To-
FINISHER on gowns, first class. Anne H.
Smith Co., 11Aa Conn. ave
HOSTESS. with executive ability and good
experience, preferably college graduate, to
take charge. of service in hotel dining room;
muncations confidential. Address Box te&A
Star once
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GsoTsetoWn :..:..... Ia
Runs-wholey ca, Davis (2), McMillen
l21, C;ultan, McCloy, Stoner, Roche. Errors
Mccarthy, Scalsi, Donovan, McMillen. Two
base hits1Roche %, Davis. MS Indls1
Eacrifces-McMillen, Cuban. Double play
Davis to Gulian to McMillen. Left on
bases-Gettysburg, z; Georgetown, g. First
Hit by pitched ball-By Poole tStoner).
Struck out--By Haas, z; by Poole, 10. Passed
ball-DonoYan. UmpireS-White and West.
Catholic University took wicked
lacing in base ball from Vilanoya, 10
to S.
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ga ,faOac. ..,.... Q GSS2d1 . @ la
Narcucci Morgan (2l, Flanagan (3), Nc
andrew a., Melanson 49, ,Gazella ~
Gioffre. McAndrew, Czeslck. Hillen. Two
base hits-Morgan. Gazella, Frankoyic Hii-
len. Passed ball-Gillespie. Three base hit
--Melanson Home runs-Peifer, Melanson,
Morgan. Gszella. Struck out-By Deyin' 5;
by Hillen. s., First base on paiis~,1On
gan. ,Flanagan 90; McAndrew: Sacrifices.
Gazella, REILLY. Hit by pitched ball-By
HiIlen Dunn, Devinl, by DeVin (Morgan).
Empires essrs. Vorhees and Dinsmore.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENT to act as tobber for a reliable pref
and who owns a light truck; must furnish
references; can be sold a side line to
cakes, etc. Good profits to right man.
Purity Pretzel Co., 8. goth ST., Harrisburg,
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sITUATIoN-DoMEsTIC.

tCNnIfnueu.b
1 ssae s ss r. sSs like D s.
1879 9Th st. NV. IL
GIRL, ccloTed. reliable. wants place as
reference. Apply 70 10 N st. sc.
GIRL, colored, neat wishes a position to go
away for the Summer as COOK OF nala' can
give excellent reference. 1915 2Sth st. NV.
GIRL desires general housework and woman
wishes days work; references N 50S0-J.-
GIRL. colored, wants work as assistant COOK
or nurse; can furnish references o62o COL
GIRL. colored. wants work, light chamber
maid or waitress. ala G St nw-
GIRL, neat, light colored, wants place as
mfa n st0ff 1m St. or n@
GIRL, colored, wishes position Of any kind;
stay in nights. 1903 9th st. NV. "
GIRL, neat colored, reliable, wishes part or
whole time work; reference. 1883 st. NV.
in private family; stay nights; no Washing;
good reference. Address 1922 Swami st. NV.
GIRL, colored, wishes work as nurse or
752 Hobart pl NV. Col. 67s2-R.
MAID, colored neat, good all-around cook,
experienced maid, waitress: will leave city;
2 years reference. Potomac 1888.
MAID-Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt recommends
former maid for part-time work Thoroughly
honest. reliable, excellent cleaner. 141s 5th
st. NV To-
NURsE-Experienced, settled, colored wom-
family is; Children or old ladies; Excellent
dress Boz SIR. Star IW once aoi summer II:
WOMAN, colored, middle AGED, wants place
In small family as COOK ana some mouse,
work; good reference; send cards. 4a7.
st. NV.
WOMAN, reliable, wants days work, laundry,
cleaning: Call or write 1902 9th st.
WOMAN, reliable, desires. cleaning in apart;
st. NV. References. To-
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Collegiate, Scholastic
Events on Card Today
College.

Base ball-Catholic University VS..
Manhattan at New York city.
Track - Catholic University VS..
Gallaudet at Brookland, in conjunc-
ton with Eastern Catholic high
school championships.
Track-Maryland VS.. William and
Mary at College Park; Maryland
Freshmen, Tech High and Navy
Plebes at Annapolis.
Tennis-Catholic University VS..
University of Baltimore at Brook
land; Maryland Freshmen VS.. Navy
Plebes at Annapolis.
Maryland VS.. Penn st
Philadelphia; Maryland Freshmen
VS.. Navy Plebes at Annapolis.
Golf-Georgetown VS.. Harvard at
New Haven.
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School.

Track - Fourth annual Eastern
Catholic high school meet at Cath
Ollie University; Tech in triangular
meet with Maryland Freshmen and
Navy Plebes at Annapolis; Central
in Princeton scholastics, Princeton,
N. j.
Base ball--Tech VS.. Georgetown
Freshmen; Western VS.. Gilman
Country School at Baltimore; st.
Adams VS.. st. Christopher's at Rich
mond. Va.
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Scholastic Series
Team Standing.

Yesterdays Game.
Business, ID; Western, 8.
Previous Games.
Western, s. Tech, 4.
Business, 20; Central, is.
Eastern, %; Tech, 4.
Tuesdays Game.
Central VS.. Eastern, Central Stadium,
3:45 O'Clock.
Other Future Games.
May 16-Business VS.. Tech.
May 20-Central VS.. Western.
May 23-BuSiness VS.. Eastern.
May 27-Central VS.. Tech.
June eastern VS.. Western.
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REALITY PARLORS.

BEAUTY FAhLONo.
MARIE STEVENS, Electric Needle Expert. 20
years experience Ugly Hair, Miles, Perma-
nently Removed, 81 Satisfaction Guaranteed.
s02 kresge Bldg, nos G st. FIR. iSa2-J. IL
BEST MARCEL, soc. TRY ONE, PEGM w.
CHEZ NATALIE. isi7 r. Met, 6627
PERMANENT WAVE. SIS.
Mabelle Honour school, tEst; 1913 -,
A''' 4. io4Ss..s NV DIST. ssSS. ~"
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

/ line rate unOeT HCAuIub "a ycISOnhA |
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH,PROP. AND
board with Partisan family; convenient TO
downtown; reasonable terms. Potomac 0458.
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds, ANTIQUES, silver and gold Liv-
ingston Co. 1919 T st. NV. Nat: S649.
YOUNGs SUMMER DAY, CAMP-BOYs
and girls to Is years; called Tor and re-
turned by private car each day; swimmlng'
athletics, craftswork; colege-trained coun-
ciiors. North 1898. To-
MECHANICAL MASSAGE FOR JOINT AND
muscle pains, also scalp treatment nurse
masseuse. Phone appointment. Adams 65l6.
EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN SMALL. Chill
dren In private home. every day: Cleveland
Park; SIS week or 81 day. Clev. 4454 IL
PRIVATE DAY NURSERY; CHILDREN. 5
and up; baby specialist diet; transportation;
So weekly. Col. 2258-J,
EMPLOYED WIDOW WISHES TO RENT TO
couple rooms, screened porch, IN new DrlcK
home; $28. 1853 goth st. ne. IL
FOR ADOPTION-TWO BABY BOYS, AND
weeks old. Address Box 487-M. star once
W.T., o-NET BATHS. BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer, Vim-ray treatements, alconoi rups
White nurse operator. Potomac 4121
DO NOT STAMMER.
I overcame stammering; my pup ar, are
overcoming it and speaking publicly WITH
out stamnlering; trial week precedes charge
Met. 1882.
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FILTERS

FIT IERS.
Must be thoroughly experienced.
Will consider only those thor
oughly experienced with the best
trade. Address Box 105-R, Star
office.
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FORD COUPE. I929-Flnish and upholstery
looks as good as. the day it was delivered.
quiet and powerful motor: good tires and
oSoE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

mother. son and two
daughters want places for summer; so
WASHINGTON references Call or vrite, 1900
"a Of. NV. Apt. b lis
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most outstanding cars, known for its riding
ease. This one shows very little wear and
is an outstanding value at the greatly re-
duced price; today only, S325; terms. Lam
bert-Hudson Motors Co.. 1881 l4th ST., cor
ner NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

7-PASsENGER SEDAN leaving for Miami,
Fla. May 10; passengers wanted to share ex-
penses; any point South. Phone All. 455S-J.
IL
DRIVING CINCINNATI and Cleveland. Ohio;
will take or passengers. Phone Room
100 Metropolitan Hotel.
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN will drive tourists,
first two weeks in June. for expenses, Ad-
dress Box 46-K. Star ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

FORD ROADSTER. l92s-Good condition;
bargain s65 CASH no terms. Dick Murphy,
Inc, 1895 18th st.