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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-18
Mr.. Roper,
NOLAN MOTOR CO.,
iii 18th St. NV.
HILL & TIBBITTS
RECONDITIONED
GUARANTEED USED
CARS.

FONDS AMI LIE V MULE L =.
% Ford Model A Sport Road.
wire wheels, trunk rack. .$465
(2) Fords, 1929 Model A Town
SedanS ...,.............. SIS
60 Fords, 1929 Model A Fordors,
any color. ..............,... AIS
(3) FordS, 1929 Model A Tudors. 395
O Ford. 1929 Standard Coupe,
rumble seat .......s....... }95
~ 1929 Chevrolet Coupes. 365
Buick Master Sedan. .......... $50
1927 Essex Coupe. ......U....... l95
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. ......... us
HILL & TIBBITTS,
Used-Car Dept, 3rd Floor,
3o1 18th.
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body 7-pass Imperial sedan: wire wheels
and fender wells; looks and runs like new
car And a 34l-A 1928 7-pass. sedan IN the
The Washington Cadillac Co.. ll36-4o Con-
necticut Decatur 1900 Open evenings.
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BUTCK-is29 sport coupe. rumble seat. low
mileaTe. 1925: 1929 sport roadster, rumble
seat 1915: 1929 Master 4-door sedan, 1925;
terms fully guaranteed. See Mr., Barnes;
1929 l4th st. NV. Decatur $780, Open TIL
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD PHAEToN-Perfect shape. three
spares. new top and paint; very economical
to operate; tonnesu windshield; $3.50, cash
or terms. Adams 1878. 19'
PACKARD s SEDAN. seven-passenger; also
Packard Seven-pasSenger sedan; both in
Pen SaTandeeS price s5ss and ss45 Tn
paid notes terms or trade. Auto Loan. &
Sales Co. 906 10th NV
PACKARD SEDAN. ls26-Good paint, good
tires, splendid mechanical condition; s495.
Franklin Motor Car Co. 346 Penn. ave.
PACKARD 9 SPORT ROADSTER; rumble
seat; in perfect condition throughout. new
tires and equipped d with every extra posi- Ssh
snappiest roadstsrs IN town price; $500,
up back notes and pay s2i.35 month. It's
yours for the unpaid notes. Act quick 5lS
10th ne.
PIERcE-ARRow, 1925 sEpAN-Good paint,
Franklin Motor Car Co. $40 Penn. ave
PONTIAC 2-DooR SEDAN. late 1929; fully
eauirped and in excellent condGion; a real
ns s ss4s s n terms west a Il Co.
BY careful driver; excellent condition; will
demonstrate and guarantee same as new
car; s,c crH price $685. cash. Phone % Pc
REQ SEDAN. le2e--Driven less than $1,000
fS 1d G t CARRIES our S
guarantee; priced about one-half Of its orig
inal cost. Dick Murphy. Inc l724 Kalorama
REQ 4-DoOR SEDAN-Many thousands. Of
miles, of satisfactory service left in this
sturdy WORTH 5S the ear prSe Of . erm AND
trade Dick Murphy. Inc, l724 Kalorama
I'd. Open evenings -
REQ COUPE, 20, 335 down. SIG per mo;
fine Transportation at low price; any dem
onstration. WARRINGTON Motors 2oss 18th
REQ FLYING CLOUD SEDAN. 2-door; fully
equipped; paint and tires Ike x, new H se5;
i 18th st. nv North 4oio Open evenings.
REQ FLYING CLOUD. BRoUGHAM, in jim
dandy condition and CARRIES our Wordiof-
in town. terms and trade. Dick Murphy,
Inc. i724 Kaiorama I'd Open evenings.
RoosEyELT SEDAN late 1929 2-tene tan
s77S Negmsyer Motor Co; Marm non dis 6sn
STUDEBAKER PRES, 8 CABRIoLET., 1929,
5000 down. $50 per mo-: perfect condition;
wire wheels &c Luxe eGuip motor 9s o aess
nth NV. Pot. a.
STUFF 4-DOOR sEDAN-A hieh-grade car
ss2S; in good Condition mechanically and in
appearance; low cash payment. balance easy.
Dick Murphy me- TIA kalorama ro' open
VELIE SEDAN. 1925; good tires and paint
car in good condition At New Southern Ca
WHIPPET SPORT ROADSTER, late 1925
Special wire wheels, rumble seat and all
extras: bargain, only $4,000. Mr.. Roper,
WTLLYS-KNIGHT TOURING, i925-s65 90.
Call Mr. Lehrer, Dec. 324S-W, between $50
and $50 pm. 18e
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction.
6l3 G st NV. every wednesday and sat-
urday, 10 am. -
AUTO REPAIRING, overhauling, painting;
Easy payment plan. Robinson Co., Vermont
Garage. rear Ills Vermont ave. NV. Poto-
mac 507l ~
AUTO WRECKER TRUCK, crane and cab.
2002 K st. NV. Ga. 2Sel-W
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CHEVROLET COACH. late 1927 : Your
chance; only $50. Mr.. Roper, I'LL 18TH
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BUICK 1927 MASTER SIX SEDAN-Perfect
running order: good tires. BARGAIN at $500
cash. Call Owner. Cleveland 0132
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Rumble seat and all extras: balloon tires.
Try and beat this. Only S275. Mr.. Roper,
I'LL 18th St. NV.
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BUICK 1927 SEDAN only 1918 splendid
car that will make driving pleasure. You
will hnd the motor, upholstery, tires and
appearance in excellent condition. This may
not come in and look 1t over today sUreP
Ta.arcov &. DRIVE 18th ST
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1927-Motor.
finish, upholstery and tires in dandy condi-
ton $685. Only $50 down, balance easy.
Owens Motor Co 6323 Ga ave
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CHEVROLET COUPES, 1922 to choose
from; thoroughly reconditioned, paint good.
tires good and really a good car in every re.
spect and only s275. Hill & Ttbbitts, sol
I4th st. NV. third floor: used-car dept
Omen eYeninRS and Sunday.
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OURISMAN-CHEVROLET
OFFERS THESE,
SUMNER SPECIALS.

60
1927 CHEVROLET TOURINGS.
Good paint and tires, motors o. H..
excellent appearance and will give
thousand of miles of satisfactory
transportation.
SIPS to sos.
1926 Chevrolet Coach. .......... 500
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. Is
1927 Chevrolet Coach. ........... 159
1927 Nash Coupe. .............. l95
1928 Chevrolet Coupe. .......... N5
1929 Ford Sport Coupe. ......... AS
1929 Ford Coupe. .............. 395
1929 Chevrolet Coupes. AS
1890 Ford Model A Cabriolet, run
about $50 miles. ....... 625
Many Other Bargains
Up to $49o-Easy Terms.
OURISMAN'S
Two Addresses to Serve You:
625 H St. NE. Line. 10000.
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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a new car; has been we'll taken care of;
bargain; terms. Neumeyer Motor Co., 202l
18th 81 n North A0ln. Open evenings.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DESIRABLE 3. 4 r., X. B.. RECEPTION
hail. balcony. Frigidaire Saluda Apt House,
lith and Euclid NV. Reasonable rent.
Phone North 2058 zoe
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BUICK GOLD SEAL, 1929 SEDAN-This car
has been so well preserved that II you see 1t
you will want TO own 1t. AS to the tires
motor, upholstery and general condition. see
them and let them speak for themSslves;
Our gold seal is your protection. Priced
17th and NJ SIS u u
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BUICK 1925 MASTER SEDAN-Motor ex-
ceptionslly 1ui.t. all good tires end has
Just been Tepainted a dark blue $3.50 pest
terms in town Simmons Motor Co., l4th
@
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CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR SEDAN. late
1928. in perfect condition. fully equipped
ard looks good as new; price, 1888 SO, un-
paid notes. Auto Loan & Gales Co.. 908
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
lCnniinuedl

BUICK ToURING-only s1ss and in good
Dick Murphy, Inc, 1924 Kalorama I'd. Open
evenings.
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VACATION
SPECIALS!
For Less Than Railroad Fare.
NOTICE
Low Down Payments.

Yr. Make Down
% WHY'S Knight Coach. ..... 1920
20 Whippet 4-Door Sedan 49,. 1870
'2S Whippet Sedan. l40
% Peerless Model 90 Sedan. -. $50
20 Ford Tudor. ................ 100
Odds Sedan. Is
20 Oakland Coach. 90
'29 Willys-Knight Coupe, Job. 500
and few dollars month.
MID-CITY SALES CO.,
III 18th St. NV. Dec. $3.50
WILLIAMS & BAKER, INC,
Nash Dealers.
1925 Packard 8 Phaeton. $3.50
1924 Nash E Touring. 49,. IFS
1927 Dodge Sdn., new paint. ESQ
1927 Nash Adv. b Coach. :. 400
1923 Nash Cabriolet. 49,. $50
1923 Nash Standard Ian. $50
1926 Gardner 8 Sedan. -. $50
1923 Chevrolet Coach. -. 285
Terms and Trade.
1907 18th st. NV.
Potomac 6l40.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1880; ALI carefully
driven by private owner looks and runs like
a new car driving lessons Will be given;
your car in trade; terms can be arranged
by owner. Adams e72
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REGISTERED NURSE desires room, prefer
ably private home. vicinity Emergency Hos
pital Please state full detailsG Address
Box 340-B, Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY, employed, desires room and
kitehenette in quiet home. Address Box
363-B, Star office. 18S
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a rescue worker never draws 1t until warned Of
gas by the gay little "gas-detectve" canaries which
every crew carries. BY recent experiment the bu-
reau has found that japanese dancing mice
more quickly affected by carbon monoxde than
are the time -honored canaries. Mice may replace
birds hereafter. Tomorrow-New FL Doradoes.
tAn rights protected. Trade mark registered o. Q.
1890
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SUMMER BoARDERS on farm; fresh eggs,
country-cured ham; reference furnished;
children UP to 10, special price; SIS month.
James L. Sours, Rileyville. Va.
SANDIGAN. in Catoctin Mts., lovely shady
location. all conveniences. good water, vege-
tables, fruits, milk, etc. Mrs Jennie Biser,
Frederick, Md. Phone lS03-12. 22s
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APARTMENT ROOMS, BATH, HEAT
RENT SZI5O. 2148 st. NV. Opposite
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CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1925
red Duco finish; this car has been driven
very little and is in first-class condition. a
bargain at 1895 Triangle Motor Co., N. Y.
ave. NV. Open evenings.
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BUICK MASTER COACH. 1927; splendid
condition. like new; in storage year; rich
blue Duco: s245. Adams 1881.
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d -
beautiful car with smart lines. New light
cloth seat covers. Maroon Duco finish and
natural wood wheels. car that is pleas
ure TO drive and a sound investment. Ee
sure and see the car today You are certain
TO And this car in the best OF condition
Priced low Terms. Emerson & Orme. 18th
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THE JEFFERSON.
10Th AND M SITS.
10th ST, OVER ROCK CREEK.

Finest detached bldg, overlooking park.
Extra large rms, beautifully furn. New,
24-hr. phone and elevator service, tile bath,
shower, kitchenette, Murphy bed. refriEera~
ton, latest fittings Phone Adams 6010.
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FORD STANDARD COUPE, excellent condi-
ton: previous owner gave expert care to
this car and buys new car about every ten
months. Car only driven 1000 miles. Ready
to 30 anywhere. Sure to be sold in next few
days. Terms WASHINGTON Motor Co., 635
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CHRYSLER COACH-New paint, motor IN
excellent condition; car you will be proud
to own; only Sl95; small down payment
balance easy. Dick Murphy, Inc, 1924 Kali
Drama I'd Open evenings.
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CHEVROLET 1929 PHAETON, beautiful q
tone Duco finish, perfect condition. A real
snappy lob, only 1895; liberal terms: Sim
mons Motor Co. l4th and S. Pot. $685..
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PACKARD SEDAN. little six; beautiful Duco;
all new balloon tires original owner; rebuilt
1929 motor. Can etve terms. Mr.. Roper.
1l1l, 18th st. n.w.,.l to 9 pm. $500 80.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. new. l930-Run 200
miles. Cheap, cash. Jos. Garner, 1901 18th
St n w, Ant 106. 20s
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FORD COUPE. 1929 real snappy motor, ;
good tires, bumpers and wire wheels; a real
bargain ct S35S. Barry-Pate Motor Co.,
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CHRYsLER CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1925
Four new tires. paint and upholstery iIHe
dition Sacrifice. Owner leaving city. Call
Atlantic 3i24, bet and pm. 90
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.WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-Young couple. employ
ed during day, desire unfurnished room ant
board; state terms. Address Box 426-B
Star once. 19S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-20

Christmas decoration in a home or
club customarily consists of tree
laden with glittering ornaments and
sprinkled with faxed or spun snow.
There are times. however, when one
likes to infuse originality into the deco
rations, and so chooses to do away with
the regulation type of tree and feature
other Christmas greens. Also this
omission of the tree may be to curtail
expense, although it is entirely mat
ter of the kind of decoration whether
the cost is less or equally as much as
If tree were trimmed. From the ideas
presented today for the decoration of
q home and club without a tree there
is a selection of both the cheap and
the higher priced style of trimming.
In each case artistry has been featured.
Sometimes tree Is simulated, as Is the
case of the novelty tree.
A smart idea Is to simulate tree,
using bayberry and pine for the boughs
and branches and either holly. bitter
sweet, rose pips or other gay natural
growths for the ornamentation. This
consists of intermingling the gay "or-
naments" with the green and the gray.
II the home maker has gathered the
bayberry and can get the pine, spruce
or other evergreen from q woods where
she Is permitted to get thems such .
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SUB ROSA
BY VIRGINIA vANE.
Gold-Diggers.


Dear Virginia Vane: I'm In love
with a gold-digger. feel that 1 ought
to fall out of love with her as soon as
possible, but haven't been able to do
so yet. In the meantime we fight all
the time. She says she loves me, but
know she can't. In the first place, If
she really loved me she would want to
help me save money for our future
home. Instead, she wants to go out to
night clubs and theater parties, etc.
Also, If she loved me she'd want to be
alone with me. But she's always insist
ing on inviting a crowd In and having
parties.
She seems to be terribly happy about
our engagement, yet she gives unmis-
taxable signs that she doesn't care in
the right way. What can do about a
girl like this? I should add that she Is
a good cook and housewife, that before
she met me she lived a very quiet, re-
tired life and that she is generally
known as a very quiet type of girl. Yet
she seems to think Of nothing but hav-
ing me spend money on her and take
her to places of Observation-Disclosures"
Don't be too hard on the girl, Jack.
Older people have a way Of making gen.
civilizations once in a while which make
a deep impression on the young folks
and you've probably heard from some
one that If girl really loves you she
wants first of all to help you save
money. Also that she is dying to settle
down Immediately her engagement is
announced.
This isn't always true. There are
plenty of girls who fall in love just as
hard as any one else who do not lose
their taste for the giddy pleasures of
youth Immediately. In fact, very often
their new happiness lends enchantment
to the ordinary round of social pleas
ures and impels them to go on cele-
brating the big event almost continu-
ously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-20
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Folly of Husband Who Would Deny His Wife
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-20
The Automobile.

The family car is source Of trouble.
Nobody wants to be the passenger
Everybody from the infant up to father
wants to be the driver. The worst diff
ficulty of them all arises when the
adoleScent son and daughter insist that
the use of the car once week is their
right. Maybe it is and maybe 1t isn't.
OF course, the first question to be
settled is the license. If son and
daughter each have a license then it is
fair to suppose that they are. efficient
drivers. They can drive car as far
as the mechanical side goes they are
fit. How about the other side?
Young people of uncertain tempera-
ment ought not to drive a car without
an adult beside them. A young person
who is given to following sudden i'm
pulses can't be trusted with a motor
car. The one who loses his temper
quickly is not the one to drive a car.
The young person who seems to forget
the world when sitting before q wheel
certainly is not to be allowed to use
car at will. Speeding along a roadway,
especially at night. is highly dangerous
II the driver has any tendency to pass
every car on the road, to hold the Eoad
against all corners, better let him sit
In the back seat for few years more.
The only safe rule about allowing the
children to use the car is based upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-20
Warmer Clothes Gain Favor
BIZ MARY MARSHALL.

ter clothes are so much more attrac-
tive than they used to be. In place of
the despised lopg-sleeved outing flannel
nightgowns we have smartly designed
flannel pajari1as for the coolest Winter
nights. In. place of the old-fashioned
hug-me-tights and crocheted shawls of
other days we have charming house
jackets. of velvet or padded silk. In
place OF ungainly high shoes or equally
ungainly CATERS we now have goloShes
and overshoes of up-to-date construc-
ton, in place of thick wooden stockings
we have feather-weight, flesh-colored
wooden stockings that may be worn un-
suspected under sheer silk.
And in place of the despised long
sleeved flannel underwear we have sets
made from soft, light weight but very
warm wooden material in soft pastel
tones of the most attractive sort that
are every bit as dainty as silk lingerie.
You can buy these things ready made
in the shops, but, for the sake of econ
omy, you can make them yourself,
using simple shirt pattern cut fairly
low at the neck and either boomer or
short drawer pattern for the other gar
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-20
OUR CHILDREN
BY ANGELO PATRI.

their individual characteristics. The
young person Of steady temperament,
good Judgment, sound character can
drive car and be trusted, with all that
driving infers. The young person whose
character has not yet been formed Is
not ready to drive and should not do
so, license or no license.
Then, of course, comes the question,
Shall the young people take others with
night. They start about $3.50 and re-
turn about 2:30 or g., Are they to do
that? Again that depends upon the
sort OF boys and girls they are. Some
OF them are to be given their full free
dom and some are not. i would heSi-
tate long time and consider well be-
fore allowed an adolescent boy or girl
to use a car in this way. I know that
this will be termed Victorian idea,
with scornful emphasis upon the good
queens name. but although manners
ana morals may change human nature
does not and there are some things that
age only strengthens. The idea that
young girls and boys who are out to-
gether late at night ought to be chan
eroned Is, to my idea, one of these ideas
experience has taught us that caution
Is necessary here.
It Is hard to have to refuse a request
OF the kind, but it is better to do SO than.
10 regret your weakness later. Only the
unusual adolescent is to be trusted with
a car without severe limitations Most
OF the young people are not sufficiently
matured to have such freedom. It is
better to say that when a young person
earns the money to buy his own car IL
Is all right for him to drive it as he
pleaSes. Earning that much money.
usually Despeaks self-control. Usually.
decide the matter. N''
(Copyright la3Ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-20
Everyday Psychology
WHY Dreams Are Strange.
BIZ DIR. JESSE W. sPRowLs.

1t is perfectly possible for you to
dream about the very things you think
about. You in all probability do that
very thing. One theory is that dreams
are made out of the leftovers of the
days thoughts.
You don't consider it strange when
you think about a friend who has died.
But you do consider it strange when
you dream about the departed. You
may even go so far as to attach some
sort of spiritualistic significance to that
nightly experience.
Your ordinary waking thoughts lack
the reality which they take on when
you dream them. This reality element
Is what makes your dreams seem
strange. Your waking thoughts are alb
Stract ideas. The same thoughts dream
ed turn out to be concrete experiences.
1t seems to you that you actually see
the person dreamed Of. The dream then
amounts to real experience.
On the other hand, your dream
thoughts lack something that your
waking thoughts possess. That some
thing is logic. Your waking thoughts
contain that element of reason which
we call logic or sense. One idea fol-
lows another in connected way. Your
dreams, however, are a series of pic
lures, many of which do not follow one
another in any orderly or sensible FASH
ion. Every picture you dream is its
own reason for being And so when you
come to recall your dreams, they seem
strange because they don't seem to be
hooked up in any way. Since they
have no reason to them, they seem
strange.
(Copyright, 1930)