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Evening star., 1930-12-07
THE GREAT DISCOVERY
By THE RIGHT REV. JAMES E. FREEMAN D. D. L. D.
Bishop Of Washington.

Tert: st. Luke, 1p, 17-"He came
to HtnseIt"
This cryptic passage raises the ques-
ton: Where had He been?" The i'm
plicatiof1 is that He had been absent
from himself. The physical, yes, the
mental man was there, living in a far
country, but the spiritual, the soul
element, had been absent. For the
while II had been dispoSsessed. 1t was
during this period that the physical
man sank to the lowest levels of degra-
dation. he literally came to feed with
the swine. Every vestige of his former
life seemed to be lost to him, the only
thing that remained was the carnal or
physical man, with his appetites un-
leashed and unrestrained. The whole
incident is descriptive of a condition
that is by no means uncommon. Again
and again We meet men and women in
this world who are physically and in
tellectually attractive, who seem to be
occupying place of advantage and
yet who lack something that secures to
them q life of consistent practice, O
life governed and controlled by the
mandates Of conscience.
We often speak of one who has suf-
fered q mental impairment as being
"out Of his mind" The phrase Is one
that needs soma explanation. It would
seem to imply that the mind had
evacuated the body, the body being but
the physical shell. In such condition
the body Is unable to function normally.
It suffers from inhibitionS, as we'll as
from excessss that suggest q ship with
out rIldder. 1t Is reasonable to think
that where the authority of the soul
Is ignored, where the better nature Is
dispossessed, where there is no seat Of
judgment that determines what Is right
or what is wrong, an anomalous condi-
ton exists
That we are endowed with some
thing, call 1t soul, conscience, or what
we will, that is designed to exercise a
controlling influence over thought and
habit, Is clearly evident If we refuse
to give 1t place and to recognize It's
authority We leave ourselves without
guidance or direction, we lose that dig
nifty and poise that guarantee TO us
o fife Of satisfaction. self-respect and
tranquility. without O consciousness
Evening star., 1930-12-07
The Prince and the Legion.

AL Americans will hope that the
Prince Of Wales may find 1t agreeable to
accept the invitation Of the American
Legion to attend its annual convention
in Detroit next October. The prelim-
inaries TO that happy end have just
been initiated by Ralph r O'Neil, the
new national commander of the Legion
The heir to the British throne will, IL
appears. be spending part OF next Sum-
mer and Autumn in Canada, on his
ranch n Alberta, and the presumption
b thah,pn his way home he might ind
= con- Snient to drop on ct Windsor
Evening star., 1930-12-07
"COalitiOn" in Nations Affairs
Is Developing on New Lines

Robinson, or Al Ritchie, o. the case
may be. Vote for q Democrat, any
Democrat, Of any views, and We are
mighty glad that we didn't cure you
last Winter, because then, perhaps, you
wouldn't need q Democratic doctor
now"
That's the essence of the plan, and
it leaves the "Progressives" on the side
lines adorning the bench with no cali
whatsoever to mount the mound and
pitch. The ProgressiveS want legis-
lation. The Democratic leadership In
stinctively wants essentially an absence
of legislation now, in order that there
may be lots left for the voters to hope
Hence the death Of the Democratic
Progressive coalition. Hence the re-
vival now Of the good old periodical
third-party talk.
(CopyriRht. 1g30)
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Discrimination in Holidays.

OF the thousands Of Government en-
ployes who went to work on Tues
day morning before Thanksgiving
there were relatively few who had
any idea Of the half-holiday on
wednesday. announcement Of which
was made without warning on Tuesday
Evening star., 1930-12-07

nj health Is pleaded by Poincare as
q reason for not accepting the success
sorship to TArdieu as premier of France.
When Jimmy walker says that holding
office means a hard life there are many
distinguished personaGes in Europe who
will agree with him.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
SHOOTING STARS.
BY pHTLANDER JOHNSON.


Restoration.
Somewhere a. Autumn breezes blow
A violet lies hid below
The leaves that scatter here and there
Across the earth 30 chill and bare.
The hours Of gladnesS swiftly stray
And yet we know, not far away,
The blossoming smile Time will restore
To cheer the existence as Of yore.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

If Einstein Ia looking for some studies
that are genuinely profound and
puzzlins, he might undertake to under
stand all the ins and outs of political
relationships. These involve relation
ships quite As extraordinary az the
great principle Of relativity in the
universe itself.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Robots, or automatic pilots, are to
be more and more used in the future
for flying transport planes, especially
through fog and storm, It is announced.
These are splendid subjects for an in
vestigation or q court-mArtial, in case
of mishAp.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

The idea that important saving may
be effected for the Government by
holding down wages of department
workers is one that never ceases to
reassert itself. It Is q habit Of thought
natural to certain regions where the
impression prevails that anybody work
ing for the Government has q "loAfing
job" and deserves no sympathy.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

From the Jacksonville (F1a.) Times Union.
Detroit has an anti-pickpocket anuad
whose duty II Is to see that citizefk do
not make the mistake of putting heir
hands In other peoples pocketa.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Death-dealing gases in the valley of
the Meuse lead to slight fear that
some one has forgotten that the war Is
over.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

If poison fogs become frequent In
Belgian areas, peasants might show
wisdom in adopting the gas mask as
q part Of the national costume.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Financial experts describe financial
conditions as sensitive, thus intimating
that it is time for every one concerned
to be sensible.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
In0uiaitiveneas.

Why do % many people want to 90
to the U. 8. Senator"
Curiosity Is Q natural trait Of human
nature" answered Senator Sorghum.
"The Senate Is the place where every
thing on earth u sooner or later In
vestigated."
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Padding Along.

A lame duck said while passing by:
My fate's not altogether grim
Though I can't fly so very high,
I'm in the legislative swim"
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Bobby Quoted Above Par.

From the indianapolis Star.
Bobby Jones seems to be holing out
his first round In Hollywood in six
Evening star., 1930-12-07

From the Fort Wayne News-sentinsl.
Since half the population took UP
house-to-house car1vassing, Il knows q
lot more about how the other half
lives.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Jud Tunkins says he believes every
word Einstein says. What's the use of
contradicting q man If you don't know
enough to give him an argument?
Evening star., 1930-12-07

II win soon be time for the horse
shoe pitchers TO turn to checkers.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Yves all waitin' foh Christmas" said
Uncle Eben. us grown folks has to
work harder dan ever to cheer de chill
lun UP foh findin' out dar Ats' no SANITY
ClauA"
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Languages.

Can you speak many languages?"
YES" answered the diplomat. And
when international argument arises
am sometimes compelled to feel that I
accurately understand very few Of
them"
To forgive an enemy" said Hi Ho,
the sage Of Chinatown, may fail TO
make him your friend. He may regard
you as lacking proper respect for .
would-be foreman"
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Cheer Leaders,

The statesman Of the present day
His voice must cultivate, because
He may be raising cheers by way
OF furnishing his own applause.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Rate hY Carrier Within

Rate by Mall-PayabIe In Advance.
MARYLAND and VIRGINIA
Evening star., 1930-12-07
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

- l1th st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York Once: ll0 East 42nd St.
Ghicago Once: Lake Michigam Building.
European Once IA Resent st., London,
England.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
No Use Anyway.

tCopyriGht. lesOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
SALE AUTOMOBILES.
500
FOR ANY CAR.


We will allow one hundred dollars
($100) for any car that will run to
our sales room. This allowance to
be applied as part payment on any
used car we have in stock. selling
for $500 or more. We have so high
grade used cars to choose from.
Every car is plainly marked with
the selling price.
When you buy a used car from semmes
Motor Co they give you the beneht Of their
40 years experience in merchandising OF de-
6eaiinR in motor transportation You 0n are
cordially invited to attend our used car dis
play and compare.
Our efforts to satisfy do not end
with the salel
Marmon Sedan.
Little 9. We won't have to urge you to
20 Nash Sedan.
beat at this price. s52S.
'2o Pontiac Coach.
Late series and late enough to look like
new car s4e5.
'2o Chevrolet Landau.
u
Don't miss same. s4s5.
Lincoln Coupe.
cosS Ths the aa nsS
The tires have run only q few thousand
Ters s' often e' s75o : TINS not 0H'F'0 '0f SAFE
1880 Graham Paige Sedan.
Don't fail to see this one at this price.
HONEST VALUE $685..
20 Nash Coach.
In Al shape throughout and is really
a buy hard to beat. SITS.
Chrysler 62 Coupe.
Rumble seat. You know what these cars
are, so don't hesitate at this price. $3.50.
20 Graham Paige Sedan.
Excellent shape throughout. real buy.
Graham Paige 615 Coupe.
Rumble seat; Z speeds forward; This car
dition. Cost $3.50 Sale price, $500; saw
ings. $3.50.
Call Potomac O772 and our repre-
sentative will call you and explain
our convenient payment plan or for
any demonstration you desire.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1926 14th St. Pot. 0772.
1929 Plymouth Sedan ..................S $3.50
!s56 Dooge SEDAN. ....'.'.s''s....'''''' 1ae
-' Ali in GOOD running condition. y
Liberal Terms.
See at Gish Garage,
On 81 c sna District Sss s HS'
233 TRANSFORMATION Bldg, ITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
1T IS BETTER TO PAY A
SMALL MONTHLY
PAYMENT ON A BETTER
CAR THAN TO PAY A
BIG REPAIR BILL
ON AN OLD ONE.

Buy one of these Blue Seal Used Cars for
are Just few. We have any type or price
car you may need. Thirty more to choose
from.
1880 WHY'S De Luxe Sedan.
Rich dark maroon with red wheels; fender
well; trunk rack and other extras; run little
over 5000 miles and Just like new In every
sss5 Down and s42 Per Month.
1929 Whippet De Luxe Sedan.
trimming; cream wire wheels; fender we'll
mo1air upholstery is without a blemish; wal
nut $50 Do1a RSR Rd '9 s6 Pen nonsh
Pontiac De Luxe Phaeton.
This car has run Just a few miles. II you
you have Q new car" for they VIII be In-
$3.50 Down and $50 Per Month.
1929 WHY'S Knight So Sedan.
Original maroon Duco is in fine shape;
mechanically. as quiet as q mouse and viii
portation. s24o down and Ssi per month,
This type Of car we, usually carry only ~
hours. Come early.
Chrysler Model So Coach.
down and $3.50 per month.
1880 Whippet De Luxe Roadster.
Six wire wheels and tires. Painted in
beautiful plum colored Ducoi black lenders
trunk rack and numerous other extras.
Equal to new in every detail; very snappy.
SITS Down and $50 Per Month.
1929 Whippet 6 Sedan.
Maroon Duco; cream trim; slip covers; Z
bearing crankshaft and practically new
tires. $3.50 down and S24 per month.
AND MANY CTuERs
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Come in talk 1t over.
MID-CITY SALES CO.,
DISTRIBUTORS IN STATES.
I'LL 14th. Decatur $3.50.
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COME TO UsED-cAR DEPT.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER,
1901 18th St. North 1908.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
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SALE AUTOMOBILES.

PAIGE sIEPTAN' BIZ Q; Is2gISTIiTe., paint Al
ssm servce sSh 81 'asS
PEERLESS SEDAN. i02s-A large car q
ots more c te4s can and se eor Motoa
Co. $500 Ga. ave.
PONTIAC COUPE, l929-The class OF car
snsEsS osf S SssG' Very sg6d
ss$ s.4. !sB sSrSl Sss5::
sef@ce sa iss gS E g. SoT nw 'ESr
REQ FLYING CLOUD and other late models
e 10. low IIrleeS BUY here DICK Murphy Inc
REQ ELYINo CLOUD sEpA m; wager ger
BET It's a bargain. Our. famous word Of
il days tTeeI5on our plan: Gar fully
S sHnPRRsa 1n aa ~ ss sGa q rd
ike this one 0 Our Word S Of honor
s0 oa the free viii dF pag you aR 70
Ct E. Dick MIgrphy's and see this car 1874
sTyDEBAKSER 1928 coMMANDER, cQUPE.
$500, or 500 down, s26.67 per month. Looks
an = pot W SSIs Motor Co. aOsS 18th
sTUDEBAKER DICTATOR 2-PAsS. COUPE,
1930-In finest condition. used carefully py
one OWneTi your car III LTduef tSEulo. Aug
Washington Cadillac Co., 1l36-40 Connect.
cut ave. Decatur 5000. Open evenings and
Sundays.
WHIPPET CoACH-Looks and runs like new
car; 4-wheel brakes, good balloon tires;
original owner; $l75: Adams 6627
WHIPPET COACH-New tires, paint and
mechanical condition Al; very economical
aGt 5ha Coy y0 buy for S Spy ' sHs sanF'
WHIPPET 1929 COACH = Mechanically and
appearance excellent; 1925; terms. See Mr..
Barnes, i729 18th st. Decatur 1880. Open
till pm
TOURING, l022-Here Is
a car that will give many miles OF satlsiac-
tory transportation and only s45. Pohanka
Service. 1926 goth st, NV. North 0347.
WOLVERINE COUPE-Just like new car
in every respect; new finish; the tires are
new; even the top is a new one, and the
guarantee we give is almost IKE pew-car
guarantee. Our 5-day free driving plan ano
the price will make some one mighty 1929 o1
proposition. Dick Murphy, Inc, lI24 kalo-
rama I'd Adams 9700.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler'e auto auction,
6l3 q st. n w.. every Wednesday ana Satur.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

BUICK COACH, I927--Mechanically OK.
The paint and upholstery indicate the I'M
usual good care this car has had. See it
and compare ,! our price With similar cars
monthly. Pohanka Service, 1126 2oth st. NV
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NOLAN
Offers You the Best
FOR LESS!

Buick Sport Roadster. 1923. .$225
Dodge Sedan. 4-door, 1925. ..... go
Pontiac Coach, 1927. ..... 90
Packard. Sedan. 1924. ......... ITO
Ford Coupe, 1925. ...........;. IS
Nash Coach, 1926. .............. Us
Whippet Sport Roadster, 1o28... 100
Essex Coach, 1927 ......... As
Plymouth Sport Roadster, 1922. 375
Chevrolet Coach, 1923. ......... $50
Chevrolet Coach, 1929. ........, $50
Ford Standard Coupe, 1929. ..., 295
Car Give New-Car Terms.
A Year to Pay.
Nolan MOTOR CO.,
l111l 18th St. NV.
Never Closed.
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AUBURN 1879 DE LUKE s SEDAN, SS75, or
$3.50 down, S4s;50 per mo. Looks and runs
anteed. WARRINGTON Motor CO., 2O35 18th
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RnnMa ANN RnAnn

AOOM0 AMI 0OAMUs
iSas EAiRMoNI 81. N:W.--nsautIIal room
excellent meals, 90 ana $40
l414 MASS. AVE, N.W.-LaTFe room. tWir
bees running water; also other rooms;
1850 ST. N,w.-Superior accoFnmodations;
newly new Secorstsd, la5ss, double front roomi
l722 ST, N.W.--For those DESIRING real
home. newly decorated. attractive double
room; every convenience; delicious meals.
1851 HARVARD ST. NV. = Very sriShI,
appointed home psss ,oo Si fssson SiEn' Wsn
THE MANCHESTER, iS2s. N : AttractIvely
Ing: special rates students. Govt. clerks lee
ISIS MASS. AvE.--Beautiful sngie, double
reSsonabe; iSis. ssn,, eena hiisnseass
1865 HARVARD N.w.--Tn private family: FOR
aGSSS nms S 81 young msn' reasonable Phone
l7l2 l2th. N.w.--AttraetIve drst-foof 'front.'
room; walking distance downtown; well bal
ahheed menus; reasonable rates; unlimited
1871 coLUMBIA RD--in new apartment;
room room With private bath. Apt. 40. Phone
To0% 9lc;iy .gtni.hsa instant hot %sssT.
1907 RANDOLPH ST. NW,-Front room for
two gentlemen in private Jewish family.
asia UNIVERSITY PL. NW-LarEe. AIRY
TGo S,, twin beds. next to bath; available
1926 VERMONT AvE.-Niceiy furnished,
large, warm room for 2 or gentlemen;
meals
i744 P 81. NV, DUPONT cTRcLE-1ItT5e-
Ssd sHs so and and EpOls good meals
2so9 18th Nw:1;-Rooms; excellent home
es Mens all sSS sSs eat hot
posure: dovernment clerks I prsierrea. vii
give rates. Rarlor and radio entertainment.
1877 1877 MASS lass AVE Nw-Large. front room.
room; home COOKING; reasonable. iss
WE WANT Is reliable Army and Navy men
/ who who appreciate q refined, well kept house,
s Son Is prize; home StrnosDhers. address
1871 COLUMBIA RD.-One or two front
T TESs bs sSs rent with or without b9s!d'
THE MAsLyoLIo, 2s22 CONN AvE.-AEtrss-
private bath; splendid table.
1929 x ST. NV. THE LEE-MAROUE-Nieei
excellent board. home cooking; garaes iS!
from Chevy Chase Circle -Large. yarm.
dsc Gssa SsS T TOOs
sTUDENTs !sl to share large home facins
home privileges; reasonable; no other board.
ers. Address Box ST4-s, Star once.
1908 ST N.W.-NIceIy furnished double
and single rooms, centrally located; excellent
meals refined atmosphere; gentlemen pre-
1900 18th ST NW.-Deiishtfuiiy furnished
rooms with delicious meals; reasonable rates.
Also meals, week OF month. iee
1874 MINTWOOD PL NV. = Large front
room. second floor. attractively furnished for
two: fresh vegetables 9 speciality. Col. elio.
1852 QUE ST. NV.
Private bath: large second-noor front;
other single and double rooms; large par.
lors; carefully planned meals. ies
TABLE BOARD.
1900 18th N.W.-Exceilent home-cooked
meals; all you want Of the best on the mar
ket; convenient; reasonable. ios
WANTED-ROOMS.
GENTLEMAN-One large, front, unfurniShed
room. private bath; state location and
price; private family. Address BOX o6-z.
| Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY Of refinement, now in business
college, desires airy, sunny room, comfort
ably furnished, in quiet private home, close.
IN suburbs, near Chevy Chase preferred
theresa Conn., Bellevue Hotel, IS 3 st. NV.
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM ana board in
nno9melike surroundings; no boarding house
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SALh-AuTOMORILEs-

AUBURN s-77 SEDAN, $3.50, or 500 down.
$50 per mo. Completely overhauled, de luxe
equipment, excellent appearance; guaranteed.
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.3l2 l2th,. N.w...--AtiractIve 6rst-fiooi front
DOM; walking distance downtown: well hal
need menus; reasonable rates; unlimited
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AUBURN 1880 SPORT SEDAN, 5000, or s225
down s!S per mo, This car Is like new IN
bargain. Absolutely guaranteed. Warning
ton Motor en- 2035 nth n W Pot OO4A
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BUICK SPORT ROADSTER, series l15; light
down windshield; only $225 full price. I'LL
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BEFORE SELLING
phone Metropolitan 1917, and get the best
results. For furntture ANTIQUES, sftn9, bTic-
Co., 604 9th st. NV.
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auction on Wednesday or SATURDAY. 10 am.
Weschler. 920 Penna ave. NV. National
1852 Quick, satisfactory method.
READY CASH for your car. Il. 4 s, Motor
FoRDs-Model A. any body styiei must he
bargains sstS y for cs sI Kennedy ir soi2
CASH IMMEDIATELY
for late model ears Get our price list.
Cash FOR YOUR CAR"
ooLpEN MoToRs.
CAR WANTED.
VIII trade my equity in . lot in North
properts & restricted; has increased in value i
zd Rss sea Box star nE de-
CASH for your car. Without doubt
| pay the highest prices In this city.
If your car is not all paid for, will
pay your undue balance and give you
the difference in cash. No delay
See Mr.. Barnes. 1879 i4th NV
Decatur 1890 Open 9 am. to 9 pm
AUTO WRECKERs.
AUTO WRECKERS.
. o SOSGhs .s ss S.n Y a, SSSn
0I i6O Pa ave NE NORTH 1905
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY, panel body; per-
isct motor, tires SIS. owens Motor Co,
e323 Ga. ave.
FORD MODEL 4 PANEL DEIIyERY-Nsw
Motor Co, 6th at e st. NV.
l-ton Ford Truck and FORD Touring car;
mil
E SSG O4 100 18th st. AP n'W A0'0m''
top Just Ike new; sIf5; also FORD L "ff til,
& TaSior MotoT CO.. isOi i1tS st. .eI na
Open evenings.
O. M. G. TRUCK, ls2e-Dump BODY. in good
condition and suitable for hauling heavy
Ssrry.Pate Motor Co, 5S2S Sherman ave '''''
FoRD-Model A, Light delivery, looks and
runs IKE nsW fHiy sHar2ntsed' only ssTS.
nings.
CHEVROLET TRUCK. I927-Es-ton nght de-
livery; mechanically Ok; no lettering on
chant; terms; 1i5o. Barry-Pate Motor Co..
DoDGE-GRAHAAi TRUCK-ls;ton, With
Toned and ready e Give TIE very best serv-
ice; fne buy e. ;2 .S:,, Triansls Motor Co..
livery splendid mechanical condition; extra
strong and durable body; very good tires;
SITS. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman
ave. NV.
FORD TRUCKS with panel and express
bodies, also light deliveries; priced from S25
to $500. Steuart Motor Co., 9Th at x NV.
Open sundays and evenings.
FURNITURE BODY only, panel sides, DEM
onstrator; exceptional bargain; terms. 8. J.
Meeks' Son, 622 @ st. NV.
FORD DUMB. TRUCK-Has good body and
tires; mechanically Q. k; $50 down, balance
easy. Triangle Motor Co., N. Y. ave.
FORD PANEL DELiVERY-Like new very
cheap. Decatur 5617 during day.
FORD TRUCKS. l92s-Dump bodies; several
from which to chooses mechanically AL; dual
wheels: good tires. Be sure and see them.
This is real chance to purchase one Of
these at an amazingly low price ranging
from Sass to S2eS Barry-Pate Motor Co.,
2525 Sherman ave. NV.
srUDEBAKER De LUXE DELIyERY. q
ton, finest equipped truck in Wash. T.
wheel brakes and all extras; will sacrifice,
1898; can give terms. Mr.. HcneTS I'LL 18th
st. NV.
DODqR 2-TON STAKE RODY-queranteed
condition, late model, with good tires. Any
demonstration; reasonable, with good terms.
SOC New York ave. NV. Met. oe29.
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1926 VERMONT AvE.--Nicely furnished.
large, warm room for or 3 Gentlemen:
spacious closets, plenty hot water; excellent
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26le UNIVERSITY PL. N.w--EarEe- AIRY
room, twin beds. next to bath; available
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Motor Co. they give you the benefit Of their
40 years experience in merchandising of de-
pendable dollar-for dollar value and honest
dealing in meteor transportation. You are
cordially invited to attend our used car dis
play and compare.
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1909 18th ST. N.W.---One sinEle, one double
room. nicely furnished; instant hot water,
semi-private bath good meals fss
1907 RANDOLPH ST. Nw,-Front room for
we gentlemen In private Jewish family.
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46e HARVARD N.w.--In private family; for
,puple Or young men; reasonable. Phone
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1871 COLUMBIA RD-in new apartment:
room VIII, private bath. Apt. 4l0. Phone
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BUICK CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1927-AIl
new balloon tires; car had best Of care;
real bargaini $3.50 down; terms on balance.
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1918 MASS. AvE.--Beautiful singie, double
rooms; delicious meals; central; high-elass;
reaSonablei ladies, sentlemeni table board;
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I727 P ST. Nw.--Large front; southern ex-
posure; Government clerks preferred VIII
give rates. Parlor and radio entertaininent-
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WE WANT Is reliable Army and Navy men
who appreciate q refined, well kept house;
steam heat, hot water; walking distance;
excellent food. carefully prepared, at rea-
Box 69-Z. Star once.
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l744 P ST. NV, DUPONT cTRcLE-AftTae-
simmons beds: $40 and sAS.
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BUICK-Sport coupe, 1929. SITS; 1929 Buick
sedan, s775;,, mechanically and appearance
excellent; fully guaranteed: terms See Mr..
Barnes, 1929 i4th. Decatur 1890. Open eve
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RooMs-sUBURBAN.

FURNISHED J rooms adjoining bath; Z
single. $40; I double, $50; on bus line. ~
minutes from city; meals furnished u de-
aired. Phone Clarendon aoea. AZ