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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
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birth. There is sickness Of body or
OF mind In every one of them.
Scarcely word is spoken in which
there Is so much as a breath OF
healthy living.
Although many of the lines are
lyrically fine, and some of the
scenes onvincing-especial the one
in which Glenn Anders tells the boy
that he Is his real father-there is
apparent over the whole not only
a certain mustiness of age, but an
unhealthy more thickly converged
than even an O'Neill could wish for.
Each one Of the characters takes
time out to muse on the beauties of
the past. One hears about an end
less assortment of adolescent mead
owS and fields and acacia trees and
nils on which castles and their tur-
rets reached up into the sky. Poetic
as these may be, and as we'll read
by their interpreters, they slow down
the whole to such a degree as could
make one wish to throw them out
bodily.
In constituting this languid whole,
Miss Cooper injects a ray of light
She Is the only character who so
much as tries to smile over the
burdens that she as well as every one
else has. Mr.. Anders is splendid in
a more sombre role, and so is Wal
ter Coy as the youth who is pretty
thoroughly disillusioned before the
play is over. OF them all only Helen
Carew, as the stricken mother, seems
to lack the necessary spark.
E. de s. MELCHER.
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SOCIALISTS PLAN
CONFERENCE HERE
Leaders to Assemble Satur-
day for Two-Day Session of
Executive Committee.

Leaders of the Socialist Party will
assemble here for a two-day confer
ence beginning next Saturday at ses-
sions Of their National Executive Com
mittee.
The principal topic to be considered,
1t was announced by Marx Lewis chair
man of the local Socialist organization,
will be the status of the drive the party
is conducting to secure adoption of I'M
employment insurance measures as
means of relieving distress caused by
widespread unemployment. Model meas
ures, providing for a system of unem-
ployment insuI ance in the States, have
been prepared for introduction in a
number of State Legislatures.
Clarence Senior, national secretary,
will report on the progress that has
been made in the campaign to increase
the membership and on the prepara-
tions for a national Socialist confer
ence to be held in Milwaukee in June.
Sunday evening the Victor l.. Berger
National Foundation will tender a din
ner in honor of the committee at the
National Press Club. Morris Hillquit,
present national chairman: Mayor
Daniel w. Hoan Of Milwaukee. Mrs
Meta Berger James H. Maurer, Joseph
w. Sharts, Mrs. Lillith Wilson, Rev.
Elliot White and Alfred Baker Lewis
will speak
The local Arrangements Committee
is headed by Charles Edward Russell.
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customary veneration. Mounted with
skill by that postmaster of design,
Lee SimonSon, 1t weaves out it's
melancholy fable with elegance and
occasional brilliance. The Guild,
Furthermore, has endowed the cast
with Violet Kemble Cooper and
Glenn Anders, and one or two others
who uphold the Schnitzler torch
valiantly. But, and in spite of these
obvious assets, and the extremely
sensitive direction of Philip Moeller,
would it be sacriledge to say that
I'VE" yawned once, twice and even
again before the five acts had come
to a close?
This play, which takes place in
Vienna back in the days of 1904,
is concerned with a strange family
whose love for living is tucked away
in the ancestral cupboard. There
is the mother, white-faced, who
anxiously awaits death; the father
whom no one thinks about; the
sister, who seeks death in a pool
the son who discovers that he isn't
the son of his father" but of a
famous artist, and finally the artist,
who is robbed of his son through
having confessed the secret of his
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HOMICIDE CHARGED
TO TOLEDO MERCHANT
D the Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 24.-Accused
Of driving an automobile which figured
in fatal accident last night Avery
Wright, 36-year-old lumber dealer of
Toledo, Ohio, was arrested early today
on a charge of homicide.
Miss Harriet Hathaway. "a, was In
stantly killed when her car collided
with two others in the Bronx and over
turned, pinning her beneath it. Her
sister, Helen, IS, and two friends, VIII
liam Leroy Hixon, 81, Toledo glass
manufacturer, and Wright. also were
caught under the car and received
minor injuries.
The Hathaway car struck one occu-
pied by Max Just. president of the Al
Building Corporation; Mrs. Just and
chauffeur, who were returning from
Atlantic City, N. J. They escaped in
Jury. Both cars were wrecked and one
parked at the curb was damaged
The sisters had lived at the Barbizon
Club fer two years. one being a student
and the other an employ Of Fifth
avenue store. Wright and Hixon we're
on a periodical visit to the city and
were staying at the Hotel Marguery on
Park avenue.
Helen Hathaway gave her home ad-
dress as the Park Lane Hotel, Toledo
Her family is socially prominent in the
Midwest, formerly in Indianapolis and
new in Detroit
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HORSES LEAD TO ARREST

CHICAGO, February "a GP).-By fol-
lowing his race horses, authorities were
able to catch up with Frank Flower,
former bank oficial, indicted in con-
nection with the closing Of the Roosevelt
Bankers State Bank Assistant States
Attorney Henry Ayers said today. Mr..
Ayers said Flowers arrest in San Diego,
Calf, resulted from information that
he had entered his three horses in the
races at Aqua Caliente, Calf.
At San Diego Flower denied there
was anything hanging over him" in
Chicago. Oficials here said they plan
ned to try him and three others on
charges Of receiving deposits while
knowing the bank was insolvent.
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shooting and as to whisky drinking at
the party.
The young woman at first admitted,
and later denied, police testified, that
Maxwell and Jackson had had several
rounds of drinks with herself and an
other girl living at the w street ad-
dress.
Tells of Drinking.
On the witness stand she asserted that
both agents purchased and drank sew.
eral glasses of whisky. She was corrob-
GRATED in this by another colored girls
testimony.
Loretta Young at first told police she
hurried from the premises through a
rear window and down the roof of a
porch. Later she testified she locked
herself in an upstairs room, coming
downstairs after the excitement abated.
Jackson told the jury that he and
Maxwell attended the party to obtain
information against dry law violators.
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WARDENS ORDERED HELD

Vernon j. Dreisch and Raymond
Powers, Maryland game wardens, who
are accused of having shot and killed
George Lee when he was in the act of
spearing fish in the Severn River, were
ordered held to the Circuit Court Of
Anne Arundel County today, following
the sitting of the jury of inquest.
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DR.. FURFEY is SPEAKER

DR.. Paul Hanly Furfey, professor Of
crirninology and psychiatry Of Catholic
University, will discuss "Adolescent
Problems before the round table at
the Jewish Community Center tonight.
The talk will commence at 8 pm.
DR.. Furfey has made a close study of
the subjects he will discuss end has
written several books on problems af-
fecting social organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

Metropolitan pocyholders including about onefth
of the total populations of United States and Canada
haze built up their from millions into billions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

b e e n antici-
pated. Arthur
S C h n I'll er's
" tragi-comedy"
proved long and
dangerous and
infinitely more
t r a gic tn a n
comic. The first
smile came q
half hour after
the first cur
tain. The sec
ond after the
third curtain.
After that, there
was none.
The Guild, Of
course, has treat
ed this theatric
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SEVEN PISTOLS STOLEN

Seven pistols. valued at s17225, were
stolen from the sporting goods store
of Simon Atlas, 927 D street, late last
night. The guns were displayed in the
window Of the store, which the robbers
broke TO enter.
Noise of the crashing glass was heard
by people on the street and police
were today searching for two white
men. said to have been seen leaving
the vicinity shortly after the crash.
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THE Lonely Way"
Long and SOmbre Life Study,

HADES of "A Month in the
Country" and similar works of
neuroticism were reminiscent
~ last night at the Theater
Guild production of THE
Lonely Way" at the National. The
way, In fact, was lonelier than had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
WILL MAP JOB PROGRAM

To work out a program to help re-
lieve unemployment there will be
meeting of pastors and laymen inter-
ested in the problem at Calvary Baptist
Church, Baker Hall, tonight at O'Clock.
The meeting has been called by the
Committee on Employment and Indus
trial Relations of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches, whose chairman is
r. Spencer Palmer
The speakers at the session will be
Francis I. Jones' director general of the
United States Employment Bureau. and
a representative of the District service
unit. Plans for future activity on the
part Of the protestant churches will be
discussed.
Whether London will have Sunday
movies is to be tested In court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

are passing is the first Of 10 which will mark the
first 100 miles of route. Straight ahead another
constant flashing beckons us on. Drawing closer
TO it. spot another red light signaling Two.
We have covered 20 miles of the journey. Our pilot
explains that II the course light was green instead
of red it would be the sign to let him know that
smooth clear emergency field lay below red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

RUMMAGE SALE-The Christ
Child Society, Conn. ave. and L
ST., from March 10 to d.
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HFLP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN OR WOMEN, colored, several, to learn
the real estate business; good opportunity
to earn while you learn and ultimately set
your own income limit; not necessary to
give up your present employment until you
feel justified in dong so. Your prlnclpai
qualifications are integrity and energy. II
interested mail q postal end get all intorma-
ton. Address Box 1897, Star ONCE.
Observation-Disclosures new household
Gorby, 92S 18th ST. NV. Room IL l9'
WANT PROTESTANT MEN, WOMEN for
members and field workers, secret fraternal
society Address Box 263-X, Star once. "a
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course light indicates the absence Of such harbor
of refuge. The clear beacon and the course light
are synchronized that either one the other
always is in view to pilot flying along his course:
These lights turned at shutdown and turned
of at automatically. Tomorrow-A Close
Up of Automatic Beacons.
CAN rights protected Trade registered o
once
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SERVICE

Preparatory course for Junior and senior
stenographic Ol,44o to $1,000 junior ana
7O-l50 minute; spelling, rough draft, typing,
etc. All subjects timed and Graded as the
ness and secretariai courses are offered for
commercial positions Day school, 9-S:
Even SO. START NOW BOYD Buslnsssss s
F topp. Fox. Nat. 0700
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Star ''Want AID"
Branch Offices


18th and sts.--Day's Pharmacy.
iiss 18th st.-Marty'S Cigar and Magazine
1!tS ana que sts.1KennsT's Pharmacy.
M S fsS ss sysSTS'T Art DEu6 St0 e.
Sloi 18th st-Bfonaugh's Pharmacy.
lith and Park road-Arms1tIr3ng's Pharmacy.
18th IH' St. and Colorado avs.-oDonnslrs
s2oe Mount Pleasant st.-Mouns Pleasant
Cigar and News Shop. -
siss Gaiifornia st.-cOicdny Brothers.
n. Y. n J. ayes. and N st-sanitary Phar.
7 ass 1 and aFGh Ss clerk.
S !: snd .Ss + P ES.nt Ss0 Simpson
iith and NJ sts=,,L, H; Forsters Pharmacy
Ga ave. and Upshur st.-PetWOrth Phar-
SsS s Vg s ssvs sMRffKs
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phar-
ssi shsrman nave Pharmacy
Jh s snd ana ana iys .N R.sf6 RFuE Store
North Capitol st. and r. l. aVe-ParKers
I74a Pa. AVE-. LOUIS Krlsx
2ist and q sts.-Quigley's Pharmacy.
25th and Pa. aveI;Herbst,s Pharmacy
S Ss5 Conn ssyecrc. store
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42si Wisconsin avs.-MorEan Bros Phar-
Takoma Park, $50 Cedar st.-MsttinEly
GEORGETOWN.
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Sail NJ st.-Moskey's Pharmacy.
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ssth SG and o sts,-susars DRUG store.
sio4 Conduit rd.-Modern DRUG Store.
NORTHEAST.
nos Mass. ave-Capltol Towers Pharmacy.
5s 5h and ss sS5STMs u 9erg gto stors
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$500 18th h st.--Brookland Pharmacy, Brook
eth H ana r. l. svs.-John q. siEEs Phar-
ChesSpeaks junction. D. c.-weiEht's Phar-
SOUTHWEST.
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~ ana L sts.Hcolum65 t Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
sEd ard Pa sys-opopWRs sIl!r pT pS. store
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Hsaly's DRUG
18th and East Cap. sts.-Lineoln Park Phar-
1904 Minnesota ave.-IWlning Oily Ofus
Store.
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WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old gold,
silver and platinum for use In our manu-
featuring department A. Kahn, Inc, e3o
st NV.
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SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK ONLY.
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guaranteed for years Tin writing), Also
painting interior and exterior az speelai
Guiding fixtures and inside services. We also
specialize in plumbing, heating ana carpen-
TER work Cash or terms. First payment to
start May ist; no Interest. Peoples Home
2I0. Metropolitan 9004. ~
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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FORD TUDOR SEDAN-Year 1929; color
blue; fully equipped; terms; S335. Warfield
Motor Co.. 1870 Conn. ave NV. Decatur 3I10.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GAS STATIONS-Doing nice business. Cheap
Easily financed. Address Box 1891, Star
Office.
p. F. CARLEY, 8O2 10th ST.
Dernatologist and massage business, also
a paying mail-order business in connection;
est Is years yearly income over $4,000;
owner retiring, will sacrifice this valuable
business for $780, part cash. Owner VIII
instruct purchaser. II you are looking TOR
o moneymaker, investigate.
Large rooming and boarding house, best
located place in Washington. Priced right
14-room rooming house; none better low
rental good inconae. Price, S2,300.
IL rooms: rental, SIS; well located; $3.50.
Lunch room. moneymaker. Price, $1,000.
Terms on above places VIII suit you.
P z CARLEY, Met. 9727.
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SPEED DICTATION.

Gregg and Pitman Shorthand, typinE and
complete secretarial course. 3 days and >
NIGHTS each week Tuition, IS per month.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc Cor 18th and SITS NV. Met. 6337.
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ABSOLUTELY NO CASH.
Home improvements, painting, papering
plumbing, electric wiring, carpentering, roof
ing, cementing; garages, weatherstrippIng
etc. Use our easy payment plan. All
estimates free.
The Home Decorators. Inc,
1909 9th st. NV. Met. o854.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W NV n III y - = = = =
CANDY SALESMAN.

CANDY SALESMAN. ! .
z. J. Brach & Sons, Chicago, for D. g.
and adjacent countless attractive commits
sion contract; weekly drawing acct, estab-
lished territory; good car essential only
buyers this territory considered For inter-
view phone National 1920. j. N. Grabar.
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out into the darkness and turning at the rate OF
six revolutions per minute But to the pilot In the
plane, it remains flash at regular intervals. and
he does not receive the searchlight effect OF the
beacon until he is close to it. AS the clear light
turns red light known as a course light and APP
pearing directly beneath the revolving beam, is seen
to flash dot-dash code signal. The pilot reads
the code as, "One"-and, therefore the beacon we
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1880; exceptionally
fine condition.; midnight blue Duco finish
like new. excellent tires, perfect condition
and guaranteed; S475. Barry-Pate Motor
ca. 2S2s Eherrnan ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

AS our arplane rises into the air to establish the
desired altitude and for our night flight over
the Federal Anyways, we are greeted in the distance
by flash of clear white light. To the pilot it is
flash from a Department of Commerce beacon lght
and appears to be of but seconds duration. To
persons on the ground that beacon is a revolving
searchght. with long pencil of light projecting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

CHEVROLET SEDAN 1929. six-cylinder, four
door: a beautiful car; motor quiet and pow
erfuI dandy fnish, upholstery and tires; be
sure to see this car before purchasing else
where 1878: liberal terms. owens Motor
Co 6323 Ga ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

CHEVROLET COACH. l92s-6-cylindeT: best
of condition; only $500; can give terms.
Nolan Motor Co, I'LL 18th st. ne
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923; finish o. K, mo-
tor o. K. rubber o. K; a dandy two-passen=
ger car good for several years OF economical
service. for $225; terms. Owens Motor Co.,
6a2a Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18
IAIIORS.

The Hecht Co. requires the
services of tailors for their mems
alteration departments. Apply at
once to the employment office,
628 F st. NV.
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CHPYsLER 1927 4-DOOR SEDAN; in splen-
did condition throughout. paint and tires in
fine shape: real bargain for some one, STE;
really worth 500 more will accept small
down and monthly payments. 2752 Woodley
pl NV Columbia i245. any time.
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4-iine minimum.
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be received over the Business Counter OF
The Star at regular rates.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. is27-ThiS
car has had excellent care and is very clean
good tires; fully equipped s2l5; easy tern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1927 = An
ideal and economical car for the family or
business. Only sl75; terms, $40 down, ball
ance monthly Pohanka Service, 1925 Goth
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NoW-FTTE ciERK. STATISTIC
zeal, EDITORIAL CLERK Begln TODAY.
SSruition,A IS. The Civil Service preparatory
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923; fully equipped,
good tires. Winter front. Balcrank bumpers,
Eood motor, paint fair; special. si65: easy
terms Barry-Pate Motor Co, 2525 Sherman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

CHEVROLET CABRIOLET 1927; rumble seat;
q fast, sporty-looking little car, good for
thousands OF miles Of satisfactory tranSpor-
NFotor ~ es9a rs ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

CHEVROLET COACH, 1927; top, paint and
upholstery in fine condition: fully equipped;
mechanically OK: Sl65; easy terms. Barry
Pate Motor Co, 2525 Sherman ave, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-18

FORD USED CARS-Liberal assortment
properly displayed and guaranteed. Eynon
Motor Co., Ford dealers, are anxious TO have
Won Inspect our stock of used automobiles;
terms liberal trades. Remember the ad-
dress, 1887 Irving ST. Adams 1897. Day or
Mi lin FIaherty. uSe-car
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

IF you WANT WORK see us II you want
work done. call us Mutual Employment
Exchange. HIS You st. NV. North lo444.
sTENOGRAPHERs bookkeepers, typists, n ale
and female. needed daily. salaries, Sl2. so to
$40 wk Boyds, 1893 F Nat 1883
BE CHEERFUL, don't fret; labor and house
help Of all kinds furnished by Peoples En-
ployment Agency, Decatur 1888. ID"
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1925, late series: Just
recently reanished; practically new tires.
Really a bargsin for sos. Pohanka Service,
1926 Goth St NV. North 0347.
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CADILLAC COUPE-FTve passenger; beauti-
full de luxe model; bargain. Col 1900. 22'
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CHEVROLET BARGAINS-is27 rumble coupe,
$50: 1927 coach. hne, SIS; 1927 sedan: o. K,
$125; 1929 rumble coupe, wire wheels. hne,
$3.50; 1929 coach, like new, $3.50: easy terms.
SO New YORK ave. ne. Open till p m.
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER, 1928; carefully re-
conditioned in our shop; splendid finish,
god tires; Sis; easy terms. Barry-Pate
Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave. NV
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FORD 1880 ROADSTER; rumble seat; perfect
condition; cheap for cash. Call at l10S ST.
Sc. Apt. J. 40
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FORD CABRIOLET, 1929: Just rehnished IN
a beautiful black; thoroughly reeonditloned
$685.; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
New York ave n ".
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FORD ROADSTER--Year 1929; color hlue'
wheels painted red; a very sporty little car,
specially priced at S295; terms. Warneld
Motor Company, 1880 Conn. ave. NV. De-
catur BIO
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CADILLAC SEDAN-Motor Quiet and poWer-
full; fine tires, two of which are new up
holstery clean and perfect; good finish and
top. Can sell for s125. owens Motor Co,
6323 Ga. ave
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14-room rooming house; none better low
entail; good income. Price, S2,30o.