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PAPERHANGING, PAINTING-Special prices:
rooms papered, SIS up; latest designs; ali
work guaranteed years. A. j. Pemberton
1872 ne. Lin. 1882 snS
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One of Chicagos long-established. strons
corporations is now creating permanent po-
stions for organizers possessing education
industry and leadership to direct the work
of others; prefer one experienced in our line
but we are willing to teach those who can
qualify; Introducing an educational service;
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town applicants: write fully. Miss Few, T2t
Tower Bldg, 14th and K NV.
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PAINTING-Best lead and oil paint; carpen-
ter work, metal weather stripping and calk-
ing: personal service and supervision. THE
HOME WORKSHOP, Col, 9lS5 till \ un1
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BUSINESS OPPORT1INIT1Cc

LUNCH ROOM, BAKERY AND SODA Fo7,N
tam for sale. II you want money-mss yrn
propoSlllon ADDRESS Box 4l-M, Star once. bs
CLEANING PRESSING. tailoring eStahIi,s
mment Ior sale suburban, IS minutes. ri1is
from washington; good reason for Selifne
1925 WILL BUY you A BUSINESS thai S;Ij,
enable you to employ from six to ten saisxil.
men ana bring you profit from stSn "a
5000 weekly. See Mr. Fl. Bordnasp si p1lo
zl4, Mel7gpolIan Hotel until 80 pm
tCentinued on Next Ra.a.,
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two branch managers, one to travel, one
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REAUTY PARLORS

SPECIAL - EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE
marcel top, ringlet end. Is curls, SIS: whole
head, $3.50; Is years established. Met. 6i59
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LOCAL PRODUCE

ButtGr--onS pound prInts, 3714 @sSt5ei
tuS. 3s037e; store packed. lie.
Egsa-Hssnsry, 2S92tc; current re-
esipt& zI022e.
Poultry-Aiivs:r Spring bfOiiers, large,
sec; small ana medium 2Ic; LsgHoFns:
Leghorn fowls. fS0l7c; rOOsters. 13W
14e. Dressed: shipped In ice, sprins
broilers. large, 30032c; medium aSd
LeehOrns, sS027c. Jobbers' prices,
home dressed: spring SrOilsr., sr.u larss' sSs
3sc: Leshorns large, .s0Soc; small.
3s@27e; fowls. large. 2S03oe: small.
IS 62sc; LeEhorn' fowls. iarGs. 2s
roostera, 1a@1sc: dncka. .23Q2be'
turkeys s203ac.
tMsata-7Fresh killed: Beef, 1Se 2lei
veal. i501Bc; lamba, 35c; pork loins.
ders, Is0 zoe; bacon, e7e; lard. in pack.
= sea, 1se: In bulk. 12c.
Llvestock--Calvss, s@Shc; lamba. &C.
CantalOupes--Supblie moderate. De-
mand moderate, market steady. Arizona.
Salmon Tints. jumbos 3Ss and 4hs.
ss.so0s' mostly. 80; t :s"saArGs = rna ~. 1,s
81; standard flats. l2s and 1ss. salmon
Tints, Use. North Carolina. RideeWay
Section. standard ind Jumbo crates, All
sizes. best. $500; few, S2:2Si pccrer'
:l.s.. ~. xrtir. r..u H.. NSraS g.
dsws: supplies light demand nedsrate,
market steady. californis, juIane
crates Ss. % and -. tS.2s0a.so.
Honey balls: Supplies modersts. ds'
ifornia. jumbos Ses and ass St.se;
standards ass best, $3.So; poorer, 81;
standard flats 13a S1.SS01.B.
I.ettuee-Western stock: SUPPL es
light, demand moderate mar market naSost about
type, A-s dozen mostly around ss.se;
fair quality $4.0a. Eastern Atock: Sup
plies moderate. Demand light msrkst
dun. New York. Q dozen cratss.s Big
onions1sIr plies light demand lixht,
market weaker. Iowa. 1e0-Ib. sacks.
yellow u. =. No. l. a2.S002.1B. Cal
ifornfa. 1oo-Ib sacks. reds, U. Q. No. ].
$2.26
mas:sa: rsss:'nDR %ars. lSiE1 .sS,y Ps"ssa s..ssr
North Carolina. u. 9. No, l. bushei
baskets Bellies and Elbertas, large slze.
se.ss0s few sS.ss; medium n.;,.s ;i.s, s2;ss ss
stzS. s202.2S. mostly S2 South Caro-
lima, U. 9. No. 1, buShsI baskets. NJ
bertaS. large size. some wasty. ;2a@
carman. irregular pack. few sales,
s1.7B. Georgia. too few safss reported
potat0es-Supplie1 moderate. Demand
mod crate; market weaker. tBast Shore
blera. u, 8. No. 1. 32.40O2B0.
waterEl rElelons--Supplfas moderate. De-
mand moderate: market about steady.
Georgia and South Carolina. s0-37 ID.
average l0WsHc; 2e.2S Ib.r average. 30
o zee each; some ripe stock lever,
Observation-Disclosures Very light. De-
mand moderate; marker dHH East
Shore Maryland bushel BASKETS No. l,
,75cOSl. Nearby trucksd in stock sup
pIyiAE the market.
Lima Beans Suppliea light Dena nd
m0darate; market stronger for good
stock. NOrth Carolina bushel ham
pers. best &2S0i poorer. $202.3S.
Peas--Supplies light; demand mod
crate: market steady. Washington, Sc
slb. crates. $3.50. New York. bushkI
baskets. e1.4O01SO
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STEEL MERCER
VOTE HIT

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July a.
The legality Of more than 2SO, ,0OO
proxies and ballots cast April 8
in favor Of the YOUNGSTOWN sheet
Il Tube merger with Bethlehem
Steel Corp, was attacked today
by anti-merser attorneys In the
billion-dollar common pleas law
suit here over the consolidation.
/, Ratification Of the merger is
now being contested on tn Z
grounds that enough votes were
cast illegally or irregularly at the
famous stockholders meeting Of
April 8 to nuilify the action.
The new battle Of proxies" fol.
lows the conclusion Of the anti.
merger court fight to show fraud
in the preliminary negotiations
over the steel consolidation.
Among the witnesses who will
be called for questioning, anti
mergeristS said today, With re
gard to the proxy probe. are: B
T. Marshall Of Toledo, father Of
the corporation code" and chair.
man Of the Sheet a. Tube elec
tion, inspectors at the meeting
April Q, and Osborne Mitchell
Youngstcwn~ attorney, one Of the
INSPECTORS. ~ -
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Detective Seizes
Woman and Cocaine

Possession of narcotics wa S
charged against Ruth Harris, cob
Ored, "a, following her arrest in
an apartment at Third and U
Streets Northwest. last night b.
Detective r. A. Williams. of the
Eighth precinct. Police reported
the seizure of IA ounces of CO.
caine.
Following numerous complaints
of disorder in the apartment, the
detective visited the place and
found two women there. When
he informed them he was po-
liceman the Harris woman, he
said, grabbed for her purse on a
table. William beat her to it and
a search revealed the narcotics.
She was released under 81 900
bond.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
Produce Markets

western shore Virginia. Nearby re-
ceipts mederats. supplies moderate;
demand slow; market dull. western
shore VirGtAia Atave barrels. cobbierH
U. s. /. Ss.2se2.S6; Scrns heated, $1.7S
@2.oe. EaStern shore virginia barreIs.
some sunburnt and heated. 81. Qz.2S.
Nearby bu baskets. CobbIers g.. 8. 1.
s0c@&1; few lie. ~.
sweet POtatoes-supplies moderate.
North Carolina barrels, yellows, un.
graded, @s0S.50. florida busheI beslests,
yellow No. /, 03.oe: No. 2, $l.So.
Georgia barrels. No. l. .ss@iS; No. =
SQuash-suppIies moderate. Nearby
u bushel hampers. 25@35c.
Watermelons-Two Georgia and
South Carolina arrived; cars recon
signed. supplies fresh. stock light ;
demand good; market firm. South
average. $50 sec; 1913 Ib. average, 35c;
Tom wats0ns $3.50 ID. ayaraEe. 400
lSc Car-lot sales Tom Watsohs, IS
EGGs
Market continues quiet On the
Baltimore Butter and Egg EXCHANGE.
there were no Offsrinss street sales.
celpts, 2t@s?c. Receipts, buttef. SAT
tubs; eEGs. slS cases.
LIVE POULTRY i.
Chickens--HounE, colOrsd, as to size,
"a o 32c; ieghOrns, as to siss." II :Sc.
Chickens--old, heavy. 2402Se; niediun1,
90 o 24e; leshurns and other light stock.
Ducks-Youna White PekiHa lbs.
and over. 1S@3ec: MuScovy. lbs. and
over 20 @23c; Puddle, lbs and over,
Is o 2Oc. DuNEs-Old. all kinds, 1S0isc.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
PREDICTS BOON
IN 10 YEARS

The country faces today q pro
gram Of expansion, invention,
scientific development, and the
arising OF new industries and new
modes which promise to make the
next 10 years in American indus
try and finance far greater than
the last 10 years, and greater
than anything that has ever been
accomplished in any similar pc
riod in the life of the nation. &C.
Cording to q special bulletin is.
sued by the McNeePs Financial
Service.
In commenting on the present
pessimiSm, the survey points out
that always has it been wise and
profitable when the picture was
clouded, and when business and
industrial leaders could see moth
ing but gloom ahead. to lay the
foundation for the next boom
which In every instance in 1OO
years Of economic progress in the
country has been greater than the
preceding boom. I
The conclusion drawn by the
prospectus indicated that regard
less Of the immediate fluctuations
In securities the risks are on the
bear side-Ilot on the bull side
and that the next major move II
security prices 10 inevitably up
ward. "a =.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
RELIANCE MANAGEMENT
Names Consolidated
Net UD to S4.66 Share

Net profit of Mapes Consoli-
dated Manufacturing Company
and subsidiaries for the six
months ended June 80, 1880,
after all charges, amounted to
$559,61O as against $435,41O for
the same period Of 1929, an in
crease of $124,200, according to
the semi-annual report issued by
H. T. Cherry, president. These
earnings are equivalent to $4.66
per share on 10000 shares of
capital stock outstanding as of
June 80 this year. as against 1882
per share on the same number Of
shares outstanding as Of June 80,
1929.
Total current assets of the CON-
pany as of June 80, 1880, totaled
$8O4, ,231, of which $656,237 is in
cash and call loans and U. S.
Treasury certificates, as against
total current liabilities of $780,
7S8, a ratio of more than four
to one,
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tSs s3.SOea.7S; pony ass ana SIS. sa.75.
carrots--suppliss moderate. Nearby,
per bunch, S04c.
hi6hbaiis. 7S@soc. New York, two-third
crates, rough, $2Be027S.
Corn-Supplies moderate. Nearby, per
dOs,, field, 1o915e; sugar, 2oG:5c.
cars on track. Eastern Shore Maryland
boat receipts light; nearby receipts mod
| crate. Supplies moderate; demand slow {;
market duIl. Eastern shore Maryland,
bu. hampers 1s 7sc@$1; q. sS0see.
Nearby. Il -bu. hampers. 4e05ec.
EGSplants - Supplies moderate vir-
glnia. Norfolk and Hampton sections.
one-haif crates, S10lsO. Nearby. Il -bu.
hampers, 7scWA.
Huekleberries--s Supplies moderate. All
| sections. per at.. 12@1Sc. few zee.
Lettuce--TwO New York and ! wash
iHgt0n arrived; 20 cars on track, inciud- :
ing broken. Supplies moderate: demand
SLOW: market duh. New York. 2-doz.
IS q SOC. Washington. crates, Iceberg. 4
to doz.. $3.5e@4, mostly -. Califor-
nia, crates, Iceberg, 4 to dOE., mostly
Lima Beans--suppliea moderate North
Carolina, bn. hampers, best, ~. SQ y 2.TS,
few higher; poorer. Sl02. Eastern
shore Maryland 12.se03.2s.
Onlons--Thrse Iowa and California
arrived; ID cars on track, lnGIuQAuk
broken western Maryland and Fem
sylvaniA truck receipts liberal. Supplies
fairly liberal; demand slow: market very
dull. MasEa achusstts, 100-ib, sacks. yell
lows. U. s. IL, IL inch mininiunl, mostly
81; SO.lb. sackAt mostly 81. Western
MarylaAd aud PennsyIvanIa. sacked, per
cWt.. YellOws, angraded. best $1.7s02.
few higher; poorer, S1,s0.
Peachea-Elght North Carolina and
south Carolina arrived; cars recou-
signed; ~ cars on track, including
| broken North Carolina and Eastern
Shore Maryland truck receipts light
Supplies fairly s1tiberal demand slow
| market unsettled. prices lower North
Carolina. bu. baskets Bellies. U. =. Is.
2s.iHch minimum. $3@3.2s. mostly
93.2S; ~ Inch minimum. $z.7b@3;
s-inch uininum. S2.25@2.s0: 1%-ineh
HnInimum. Ss02.2S. SKIES. Elbsrtas U.
g. Is. large size, $2.sO 0 2.7S; medium
size, S2@2.25. Eastern Shore Maryland
bH baskets Carmans, uncla assified, 2-iheh
minimum, S2@22S; 2h-inch minimum.
mostly S22s02.50.
Peas supplies moderate. western.
bu. hampers, Telephones S2.2s9 2.So
S0-lb. crates mostly 81. New York, ou.
basketa Telephones. 81 q 1.S0.
Peppers - Supplies moderate. North
Carolina, bu. hampers fancy, Ibc 0$lZS.
Nearby, u -bu hampera SS@76c.
Potatcea-No car-lot arrivals NO car I
an track. Receipts equivalent to
cars. Eastern Shore Virginia ana cars
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE
VEQETARLEs

Apples-Supplies fairly liberal. Mary
land. Pennsylvania and VirStAiA, bu.
baskets. Transparents, aA to size. CSC q
Sl.z5, few large size higher various
other early varieties, 2bc d &1.7s; 1a-bu
hampers. various early varieties, fS0
40c. few higher.
Bests-suppiies moderate Nearby. per
bunch, 1@2c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light. western
Maryland and nearby, Is q 1Sc per at.
Cabbage-Supplies light Nearby, bu.
baskets, Round type, 6069Oc. ss
Cantaloupss--Two Arizona arrived: l
car reconsigneds ears on track, includ-
ing broken. Receipts equivalent to IL
cars Virginia. Norfolk section and 1 Gar
Eastern shore Maryland by boat; nearby
receipts light. Supplies light; demand
good; market firm. Arizona, Yuma dis
tPtct, Salmon TlntA Jumbo lsA S4.25:
Jumbo ass. 33,7S@4: standard flats. f2s
ana 1Ss, 81 SO.a Eastern shore Maryland.
Green Meats Jumbo ass, $2.75; standard
lSs. best. S2.25 02.5O: poorer, ~ Nearby.
is-bu hampers. 31@1.S0. Honey Dews:
One California arrived; Z cars on track,
including broken. Supplies moderate; !;
demand slow; market DUH. California.
standard crates. 6s and Ss, 81 IS;
9s, 81 rs; 12s. 92.76@3; Jumbo Ssa, $3.50
@3.75. Honey Balls: Three California
arrived: 10 cars on track. Including
br6lGA. snppliGe haederate;, demend
slew: market dun, California, JtaIAbe
GBs. a4O4.2Ss 3urabO Ss0, tAs5 standard
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
SPORADIC,
TRACES FEW,
MONEY Low
BY w. s. COUSINS


NEW YORK, July "a d.N.S)
The road to higher prices was
blocked in the early trading today
by liberal profit taking and short
selling which followed logically
the 10-point rally consummated
at the close Of yesterdays ses-
sion. Trading dwindled near, the
vanishing point. with only 200, 900
shares sold in the first half-hour.
Call money renewed at 3 per cent.
but funds were available out
side" at 1A per cent,
The bullish forces which dis
played such aggressivenesS in
Wednesdays session were no
where in evidence today. A few
blocks of Xthe fayorites changed
hands at the opening at slightly
higher price, but losses of a point
or more we're as prevalent as the
advances
American Can gained some
prestige as the leader of the bull
ish forces, but at best it could
rise only about "a point. The
food stocks and the oils were in
good form, but the steels, cop
pers, utilities and rails were un-
der pressure.
Commodity markets Sagged
moderately under a withdrawal
of buying demand. Stocks were
unusually dull and uneven in the
second hour.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. July 20 1EN.sD D.--Butter
--Receipta 1852 tubs; creamery extras,
3shc; standards, s5kc extra firsts,
STOCK 81 fselse rts. specials aSessAc.
EkGs-Recsipta, 9.34: cases; current
receipts 1s9 20i5cs graded firts 22c:
extra firsts, 22z D 2sc; ordinary current
receiptA 170lsc; dirtieS, 1ec; checks,
16hcs II
.cheese-Twins. new, iS% 01se: young
Arnericans, isM Wle&el daiSies, lsAc:
lonehorns. i6@lsNe; brlck, II @i7kc-
hens % lSe; g01Asns spring chickens. te =. nUn ana
over. 24c: leghorn broilerS tic { r0os-
ters. 1Sc: dacks. II@f4c; spring ducks
13c: geese. f3016c.
aSo--Feceipts, 80 cars; on track
2204: y, 8. shipmenta, $40; Kansas and
Missouri sacked Irish cobbIers, best,
91.40@ l.so; ordinary 10 p0r, $l.1S@l.35.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS


Car-l0t shipments reported for the
entire United States for Tuesday,
July ~: ,
Cantal0upes--Arizona, 101; Arkansas,
land. .; Nevada. 3; New Mexico. II;
North Carolina, 9; TEXAS, s. Total 216.
OnioRs-CaliforRia. 81: Iowa, 90;
Massachusetts,, rs: New Jersey. i;
Pennsylvania, /: Texas, 3; washington.
IL Total 78.
PeacheS-CaIifOrnIa, I77; Georgia,
432: North Carolina. 14I; South Caro-
lima, 80. Others s. Total 78S.
PotAtOes-KanSas, 125; Eastern Shore
lima, Il Norfolk Section 3; Eastern
shore Virginia, $50. Others 80. Total
1885.
watermelons--Alaba 3; Arkansas
2; California, 1e3; Florida. 1s Geor9ia.
sSs incomplete; Mississippi 2: Missouri,
2: North Carolina, 2s; South Carolina.
asa: Texas 11s Total 1.2S8.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
Vincent B. Costello
Post Adds Crosby

The Vincent B. Costello Post
Of the American Legion has
added Commissioner of Police
Herbert B. Crosby, former Chief
of Cavalry, to its membership
roll.
There are q number Of District
employees who are members OF,
the post. 10
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
AM. F0U UNDE rs
ASSETS Up

A net income of $5,179,84S,
equal to so cents a share on the
8,579, ,143 shares of common stock
outstanding. is reported by the
American Founders Corporation
for the first six months OF its
fiscal year, ending May 81, 1880.
Total market value of the cor
poration's stock holdings amounted
to $162,523,734 or $8,696,253 in
excess of the balance sheet value
(cost, less reserves). Asset value
Of the common stock as OF May
81 was $11.58 share, figured on
a consolidated basis. During the
period the company realized a
profit of $3,717,144 from the sale
of securities, compared with ST.
609, ,949 realized from this source
in the year ended November 80,
1929.
Total assets as of May 81, 1880,
were $180,759,745, against $129,-
466,733 at the end of the fiscal
year on November 80, 1929. The
stock. listed on the Boston Stock
Exchange, is currently selling
around $40 a share. The 1929
range was $34 high and $28 low.
RELIANCE MANAGEMENT
A net asset value of 1882 a
share after deducting outstanding
debentures is reported by the Re
lance Management Corporation
as of June 80, 1880, compared
with $15.35 a share reported on
January 25, this year. The balance
sheet as of June 80, shows in
vestments costing $1O,613,709, and
having a market value on that
date of $7,984,233. a loss of ST.
68S,512. This compares with a
loss of $1,933.542 on an invest
ment of $9,750,012 as of Janu-
ary Is.
The Washington times., 1930-07-24
Norfolk e Western
Earns sIO.I5 Share: II:
6FurfBshed b4 VI D Hibbs q Coz
G0vERNnEGNr BONDS

Norfolk d washington Railway
Co., today reported for the six
months ended June 80 q net in
come of sl4,T47,47s. equal after
preferred dividend requirements
to $10.1S Q share on 1,406, ,5oT
common shares. This compares
with 81. .6S6, ,420, or 1924 q share
on 1,4O4, ,e3T common shares, In
the first half Of 1929. i,f
The Washington times., 1930-07-24

ButtGr--on6-pcund prInts, 37t @sSt5es
tuB, 3Se37e; store packed, lie.
Egss-HsBnsry, 2Se2tc; current 70.
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M Yale 4 Towns a. 4l1i 4l1t 4l1t-
Z ia Yellow Trk B..... ISIS 2eh 2sn+
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FOREIGN BONDS
OPENING LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YoRK. July "a (I.N.s. ).-obens
ing prics ,quetatiens for Liberty bnnds Z
today were: 3hs 100 29s Fourth 4 IA,
1es, and Treasury 4A6. Al 2G -
The Washington times., 1930-07-24

1914 52a Zenith Radto.... M ~ "a n
Ex dividend Ex rights. / Plus ~ in stock tPay-
scrip Plus ~ in stock Paid last yearno regular
rate Payable stock Payable when earned q Pay
able in Plus 1e:s in stock Plus IN
stock Plus 20 stock. Plus Sc in stock Flns
az m Plus 2-3% in stock Plus 80 IN st0ck
Subject approval sockhodera Plus extras EOnt
- Ice shares !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-04
RooMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.

1l25 5th ST. NW.-One extra large front
room, two in one with porch, second floor
fur; or unfur for light Housekeeping; hot
water heat. gas. cleo; quiet and clean
Tel. Franklin 022o-J A.
713 18th ST. NE.-Several rooms for girls OF
married couple; ami; home privileges ad-
jac0nt to Sears Roebuck s.
213s F. ST NV and Q rooms, private
bath. kltchenette; electric light, telephone;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-04

100 acres, in high state of cultivation,
located about half way between Washington
and Frederick. One Of the best buys we
fenced Good 8-room house. barn for 20
head of cattle. ice house, corn crib, wagon
sheds and chicken houses. All have metal
COW, corn. hay and fodder and a complete
set of implements. Wheat crop in for next
trade.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
TAO 18th st. NV National Ii7A
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LAMBERT!
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE
VIII Conduct a Used-Car Sale for
One Week. We Call it
ESSEX WEEK!

ESSEX WEEK!
YOU can save 10 to 30% by pur-
chasing now, practically new cars at
Winter prices.
1880 Essex Coach.
Just used q few weeks and nicely broken
in; looks as good as the day It left the fac
tory; has hve wire wheels. Only $3.50.
1929 Essex Challenger Coupe.
spare tire and other extras; snap for
1920 Essex Challenger Coach.
In wonderful condition; not even soiled;
rare bargain for S5e5.
1923 Essex Coach.
Four-vheel brakes; condition equal to
new; reduced to s446.
1928 Essex Coach.
TWo.wkeel brakes; in fine shape. s345.
1927 Essex Coaches and Sedans
Super skies; reconditioned and ready for
the road; priced, sls5 up
rs Others
to Choose From.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1851 l4th St. NV,
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STUpEBAKER SMALL SIX-Just rebuilt BY
owner, need money, sell for $3.50. li0e
Chromium s o nickel. Excelelnt motor. bar.
gain At se3S: Seaton Garage, IS Seaton st.
ne. North 1853.
STUDEBAKER COACH, very late 1925; ex-
eeptional condition throughout; fully equip
Peg; prixstely owned must sacriaee' SiSo'
sTUDEBAKER STANDARD SEDAN, 1926
4-door. Absolutely this car looks like new
and runs likewise. Upholstery hasn't
blemish. Has air brakes. trunk and many
This is real Transportation Your car in
trade. Easy terms. Emerson orme, 18th
WHIPPET SEDAN-2-door. late model. Per-
feet condition. Fully equipped: $3.50: 10
and coupes, latest model Ford coupes and
sedan Terms or trade. SIT New York
ave- nW. =
AUTOMOBILES BY auction at Weschlcr's,
$40 Pa ave. NV, every wednesday ana
DIPLOMAT leavinE this country wants 20
sedan limousine and an American town ear;
p Hm columbia sbn Ass Tor appointment S.
sACRIFICE-ls30 Sudan, one Of the best
makes. slightly used, cant pc told from new.
payinE in nearly 5000 Party -takinT over
notes can secure same. See at 80 New York
ave. ne. Open till pm
REAI BARGAINS-1929 Ford coupe, like
new, S345; 1929 Essex coupe, perfect, 1915;
1929 Chevrolet sedan, like new, 1895; other
National Auto Sales Co., IS New York ave.
ne. Open till pm. Very easy terms.
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4Is 9Th ST. N.w.-lI ROOMS. ..... $50. 90
1875 18th st.--S r, b............,... IS. so
1914 Rigs pl-8 r., b..........,.... SIS. SO
1919 Riggs pl.-10 r. b., porch 80. 10 so
Large eight-room house. Forest Glen 40. 90
Six-room house. Randolph. Md, acre IS 90
JOHN T KNOTT Ola r st NV
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WOMAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. OWN
ing property, desires loan of $500 for year,
liberal comm. Address Box 407-V, Star once.