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w. C. T. U. PLANS AGGRESSIVE
 OPPOSITION.

The announcement that the Womens Christian Temperance Union will stage determined lighI III Congress to prevent the passage of resoluton re- peang the Eighteenth Amendment for the suomls- sion to the several States is not startling It ana it's Dry allies the Anti-Saloon League, ct al, nave
 never ceased for minute their efforts to block such legislation They have held the whip hand for many years and are 10th now to admit that their power, used with ruthessness, has been wrested away from them by popular mandate.
 During the current term of Congress they were successful in influencing enough lame duck votes in the House of Representatives to defeat an out right repeal resolution although by hairlne mar gin. Recognizing that this margin will not be held in the 73rd Congress that comes into being March A. they have persuaded the Senate Committee, in it's consideration of the same subject, to recommend a monstrosty that is not in any sense of the word repeal but merely a continuation of Federal regula- tion And this they would have submitted to State Legislatures rather than conventions called TOT the sole purpose of voting on repeal.
 The Dry strategy knowing that the next Con gress if this one does not will resubmit Prohibition to the States is directed toward seeing that 1t IS put up to the Legislatures rather than the people directly through the convention system. They know by experience that influence is more easily exerted over such assemblies Legislatures than over specially called conventions whose delegates are chosen by popular vote and who can be held directly to account by the voters if they are not responsive to the will of the electorate.
 The Democratic Party is pledged to submit the question of outright repeal to the country at the earliest possible date It has sought in the current session of Congress to redeem that pledge That it has not been successful was disappointing but not to it's discredit Defeated Congressmen who will not return to Washington after March blocked their efforts. When the 73rd Congress passes the resolution of repeal it ought and surely will require that it be considered by State Conventions, re- sponsive to public will, rather than to State Legisla- lures where the danger of domination by minority interests is not small, and where other questions than Prohibition play major part in the election of members. Of course, the w. c. T. U, and it's allies will carry their battle to the conventions but their chances for blocking ratification of the reso- lution far less favorable than in the Legislatures
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-15
20 YEARS AGO
FEBRUARY IS, 1913.
From The Empire

FEBRUARY IS, 1913. The Orpheum theatre was filled Il by Juneau children, the guests of Mrs. John T. Spickett at mat inee performance Monte Snow sang several illustrated songs, &C., 1 companied by Mrs. c. M. Frem- ming and the Humble Hero" 1" Capt. Jacks Diplomacy" and Fighting Dan McCool" were the favorites among the pictures shown.
 Much complaint was being made about the slippery and dirty con d.tion of the streets and sidewalks and it was urged that to make walking less dangerous and the ap- pearance of the town less disagree able, property owners clean off the sidewalks and streets in front of their property. The draftsmen of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Companys en- gineering Department had com pleted plans for the first set of new buildings to be erected at Sheep Creek. Some of the build ings were already nearing comple- ton.
 Mrs. James R. Whipple had is- sued invitations to tea in honor of Miss Carol Green.
 Dave Evans, the new grocery clerk for H. J. Raymond, arrived on the Northwestern and had as- sumed his duties.
 General Manager $. L. Thane, c. the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company, planned to leave for the south on an early steamer.
 w. c. Irish left on the steamer Georgia for Gypsum.
 J. M. Tanner, Senator Elect from Skagway to Alaskas first Legisla- ture, arrived in Juneau on the Georgia.
 Mrs. Steve L. Ferris of Tread well was surprised when mum. Der of friends dropped in and a pleasant evening was spent The surprise was planned by MT. Fer ris
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Bloedhorn moved into the Olson house oppo- site the school building in. Doug las.
 Passengers arriving on the Geor- gia included Emmet McKanna, Grant Baldwin, Joe Martin, J. Chamberlin, Oak Olson, Sam Guy O.. B. B. Yielding and R. M. Ches- ney. ..e
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ANCHORAGE GETS OUTSTANDING
 EDUCATOR.

We extend our congratulations to Anchorage upon the acquisition of w. K. Keller to head it's public schools As an educator and practical administrator of schools he is without peer in the Territory His record since he to the Territory some l2 years ago is not surpassed by any other individual in the
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Buying Barbara
/o hy JuIia Gzeft-Addanas s

good billiard room with a little re arrangement" Armitage laughed.
 Clever of him. I wish to hea- ven he'd let me have my bedroom back"
 Make him"
 NO I can't do that"
 He said it thoughtfully, his man. ner robbing the words of their ineffectualness He prowled up and down the room, smoking, eyes half closed.
 What about Mrs. Lodely?" he asked abrutly, wheeling on his secretary. "Oughtn't you-?"
 Mrs. Lode1y," replied Poole, set tllng deeper under his load ot slumbering dog, has gone to see q lawyer on family business.y
 "A lawyer?' echoed Armitage Has Mrs. Lodely ever talked to you about her money affairs?" She has declared most forth rightly, generally towards the sweet course, that twenty years ago she would have thought noth- ing at wherever we happened to be lunching."
 She has been living on her pin-money, I understand. I SUD- pose she hasn't said anything to you about the circumstances of her husbands death?"
 You suppose wrong. She has tcld me all about it three mortal times"
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It used to be said that man could say all he had to say for or against proposition in five min- utes That is assuming, of course that he is not handicapped by being member of the United States Senate-( Boston Herald)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-15
REBEKAH CARD PARTY

Any place, 2s cents. rI,one 22. adv
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Since Japan claims that Jehol is an integral part TOT Mancnukuo, the next adjoining regions must lbegin to wonder what they are-(Washington postl
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Americanism-Telling the farmers they are poor because they raise too much; lending them public money so they can raise more.-(Akron Beacon Journal)
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Japan's idea of maintaining peace in Jehol is to put as many Chinese possible At Rest (Oho State Journal0
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CHAPTER 32. A JOB FOR POOLE

A JOB FOR POOLE "I1l admit I can't stand the chap, personally" said McLough- lin.
 He sat upon the edge of a chair, straight backed and angular, in a neat suit as grey as his hair When people told him that he did not look like a cartoonist, he said that it was his ambition to look like a cartoon of a retired gener- al.
 He was in bad mood all yes terday," said Armitage. But I hoped he'd be all right, when he was talking shop with you. He's generally at his best with you"
 He is all right on shop" Mo Loughlin agreed. ''In fact, for a brilliant youngster who knows just how brilliant he is, he is most becomingly modest. A great deal more modest than I was at his age" McLoughlin's slow smile seemed to crack his leathery face into two. But the moment he gets on to any subject but his work, he's insufferable. Wants kicking"
 You can't kick a cripple"
 That's what he bets on," came from Poole, upon whose person the terriers had disposed them selves to sleep.
 Apart from the fact that he's a cripple" said Armitage-heav- fly, Poole thought-"one cant snub him as a guest, especially when his mother is present.
 "He bets on that too," murmered Poole.
 Very likely Anyway, his loeast- ly nature will be a constant fac tor whatever we decide about him, and I think myself it's the best to ignore it."
 Ignoring him makes him very irritable" said Poole, smiling rsrni- niscently. He gently pulled a ter Egier's ear. Very irritable indeed, | it makes him" G.ie
 You don't think he should. go to Paris, Mac?"
 They won't teach him any thing in the way of technique he doesn't know. What he needs he. can get here or anywhere" .,
 And that is-?" @ = Solid hard concentration. So far, his work has been dashed off. under some stimulus or other, some excitement. He's got to nrout as good stuff when he's sober on a Monday as he can at the De Capo on a champagne Saturday night"
 Any good his haunting places like the De Capo?" Only in his purse. From what I hear he's making a bit. By the way, is it a fact that you put in that elevator to get him up to the top of the house?" S4
 T had it extended" ! E Mclaughlin left in silence. AS the front door distantly slam med, Armitage asked
 Whats Lodely been saying to get himself so warmly disliked?"
 Poole pulled the terriers other, ear Easy enough to say: He's made endless of fun of you, his host and patron"-but difficult to explain why one should so blaz- ingly resent it when the host and patron didn't, apparently, resent it at all. He remarked, instead
 "Lodely talks of giving a party"
 DO we have to charter the Ritz for him, you know?"
 No. The idea is a small, in- formal gathering, but it's to in- clude all his rabble he has collect ed at the De Capo during the last weeks and a lot of really sound people,
 Where will he give it?"
 Tn his studio He actually took the lift up there yesterday" d
 He didn't care for it, no doubt?n
 "He thought it would make a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-15

An authority on political science writes that the trouble with most elective public servants is that they put themselves out for the voters Usually when that trouble becomes serious the voters attend to that little putting out job for themselves.
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funded every penny it broke them. Dartster's is the only private bank left in those parts. They'll give you assistance, within reason"
 Right you are, Guv."
 Take your time and go very quietly. I've been Sir James Canes guest"
 It'll leave next to no wake" !" promised Poole. There's no req son, I suppose, why shouldn't start right away"
 None Here comes Lodely."
 This is the kind of silence that always ensueS when one comes just too late to hear people talk ing about one" Mark said sweet ly.
 Copyright, 1882, Julia Clef- Addams.)
 Mark makes himself thor
 oughly obnoxious, tomorrow.
 REBEKAH CARD PARTY Wednesday, February IS, at 6 P. M. Bridge, whist Refreshments 50 cents. adv, Any place, 25 cenIs. ruone p. adv
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G0eSnt know. "Oh, I know ne shot himself lin a summer house and all that. What I'm interested in is-why?" .He crashed, apparently"
 "Yes, but why?"
 Poole shook himself free of the terriers and sat up. He knew what was coming.
 "I'd like you to do a bit of sleuthing on that, if you can. know that Lodely senior was a
 partner in a Kings Mallard firm. It was Quentin, Lodely and Cane. Quentin and Lodely crashed but Cane prospered, eventually, at any rate. I can give you the year or near enough" He paused, drowned and gave it.
 After my fathers death she let this Kings Mallard firm have charge of the bulk of the capital I've notion they played the fool with it and that though they re-
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W.ASIIINIION-
BALTIMORE,
DISIRIBIIOR

Wanted Immediately by well
established Chicago corporation.
We guarantee to show YOU an
article that is making a big sue
res. Absolutely no competition.
Successful applicant must
know how to manage sales or
,ganization.
Immediate cash investment re-
auired for merchandise.
Positively no interviews eX-
eept by telephone appointment.
District 3436. 9 to |, Monday
only. New Colonial Hotel. Ask
for F. Sanders.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

PERENNIAL STOCK FOR SALE. CHEAP. 4
MI from Key Bridge in Va. G. F. CARTER
Phone Falls Church S45-F-4. r. /, Mclean,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tContinuedD
ROOMING HOUSE.
.ee s'na Sl es $3.50 10 prss rSSms ssoS baths @asss
payment: immediate possession; all nlled
SEE MIR. FOWLER,
EIGHT ROOMS. Eye st. location; cheap for
cash; must sell this week
LIBERTY SALES & SERVICE,
111I Eye st. NV. { Sterling a1"4.
HooMING HOUSE, 17th. and New Hamp-
oIs.r, nlTs Il pfse rent Term er@s ssd Nat
E. l.. ELLIS, 9OS 10th st. NV. x
Within miles roF 9I M.1a': SalE: on eemen. road
Wosss;5u r sSsh acres
s3s dRAHAM MaHHwsrt 3 0SREN SaE Nsf Rsatoss; toss
rooms. nicely furnished; priced low.
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES,
zoos Eye St. NV. National Ga64.
BOOMING G-BoARDING HOUSE. Mass. near
1sh boYn rooms baths soo EarSss Bent
+. l.. ELLIS, YOS 10th st. NV. X
SIXTEEN RIM. BOOMING HOUSE. near l4th
good income; real bargain; Si.Goo. part cash
r. +. CARLEI. SO2 10th NV. *
tions, tobacco. cardy, lending library, maya
zines; room apt heat furnished rent
: LIBERTY SALES < SERVICE,
q lll7 Eye St. NV. Sterling al"4.
Prc.. i .o 500 doSn. doSs $50 pa'f Nat. fs fSs "
+. l.. ELLIS. oOS 10th st. NV. y
DELICATEssEN. with living quarters; fine
location; price S150,0o.
CAPITOL. BUSINESS SALES.
zoos Eve St. NV. National 1854.
GASOLINE STATION.
BALTIC. Boulevard; doing good business:
easy terms.
SEE MIR. FOWLER,
SOC ST. NV Met. 630S.
+ STREET STORE, best location i'll
town; will lease main floor space for
following departments Underwear,
hosiery. corsets, millinery, shoes. iurs,
bags, jowelry gloves; available imme-
diately: excellent proposition. Ad
dress Box 344 +. Star office.
NINE ROOMS; good goo location for Eroomers; E
LIBERTY SALES 4 SERVICE,
1T
LIST YOUR BUSINESS with Capitol Bust
ness 1oas isS Eve st. t01 NV e Nationsi tsai eas4
ISoos $500 H4WsE dSWn paymsn Mas Nat
+. /. ELLIS, oOS 10th st. NV. x
so,1 Rooms oJSIs 1r,csa BATES Mass ave- near
p. f. CARLEI. SO2 10th NV. x
n you HAVE, HAVE to sell that rOOmins house
LIBERTY SALES & SERVICE,
tt tea room location; ii' $500 500 handles. '''''''
r. l.. ELLIS. oOS 10th st. NV. *
sell cheap to QUICK buyer
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES.
zoos Eye St. NV National 6964.
CAFETERIA AND LUNCH.
feay worth ssa6 sos down
payment.
SEE MIR. FOWLER,
SOC F St NV Met 63os.
17-RooM RooMING HOUSE. Mass ave.
place; good buy; 81 300, part cash.
P. F. CARLFY. SOP 10th NV. *
IF YOU HAVE business you wish to sell,
for quick results see
LIBERTY SALES & SERVICE,
III Eye ST. NV Sterling 9l"4.
ROoMING HOUSE. Rhode Island near 18th
IL rooms. baths Price. 5000.
+. l.. ELLIS. 00S 10th st. NV. *
RooSMyINa HOUSE: best location, II rooms
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES,
zoos Eye St NV. National 6a64.
WASHlNGTON-
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Observation-Disclosures.

ADDING MACHNEs-Rent any make. Free
Tslivery Just .cP phone 9n NAT @ 5G9 United
AIR COMPRESSOR. used, GU it.. .!-stage,
SIPS; valve refacer, $40: paint spray outfit,
$40 sAsCo. I4li S 81. nv.
'AIR COMPRESSOR. Brunner; -perfect. condi-
rage. rear 1144 18th st. nv.
~ANDIRONS. brass: chest of drawers. Frg-
rdalre, oriental rus. radio, day bed. Charles
sofa. club chair. sewing machine NORTH
ANTIQUE CHIPPENDALE. = SIDE and = arm
make offer at Federal stge. Co. 1907 Fla.
ANT1eUEs also new Ind,sa 5,gsl coffee wdr 9s1i ca1
West 1854 before 10 am.
ehe.p Chairs; $50 saeh. Priced !o. sell
ANTIQUE besytifuI mahogany n gar furniture
once ONO. aet. .'i living room re set, GE. 1854.
dnsan and pbS0. So or.ns e s9od 9od
AUTOMATIC OIL BgRNER;, 5 eomDIete So.
mons double bed. 1908 st. Sc. Lin 1921.
psleh sse oates st. nna
BABY CARRIAGE. reed, Ike new; piano,
overhauled; Biuebird kitchen cabinet, hot
water heater: very cheap. 30s T ne
tpABY CARRIAGE, Haywood-wakefield; ss.
@ATH TUBS AND sINKs-With and with
out drain boards; all sizes; new and sec,
ond-hand at sacrifice prices. Corner 1st and
IL SITS. ne.
6ATH TUBS. sinks. drainboards, lavatories.
pedestal basins, toilets; new and used. 929
&la ave. NV. North 1921. 1.
angle ESn' sbsaaSinx sn5SSs
land trim. 1898 l. st. NV. ..
,BATTLEsHIP LINoLEUM- salyaEed from
1lew Agricultural Bids practically ally new: new 7oc
charge up to 20 auto batteries. at u amps
$1,000 Aahmes Elect. Co.. 900 First st.
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT. modern;
hair dryers I'd. c.. EUGENE permanent ma, ma,
chine. barber chairs, facial SINKS etc 9-l
REDS. twin. $3.50: dresser. mahosany I'm
ish. ST.: dressing table. three mirrors, $40;
Victrola. 80 records. SO. @o3" Belmont ro'
BED-L1vINa ROOM suITE-Real mahos.
any framework; velour; three-piece' very
cheap. 3l4 v St ne. Apt 20.
BED ROOM SUITE spring s,1ss ana ma5assi GoNsws
s:iis 'oceasionai % chairs. etc. l42s Columbia rd
, REp-RooM SET. lovely walnut. pieces;
| looks like new. shep. 2546.
ss.; se;ss G'sss sseras
$Co.. 424 9th st: NV:
hUIIARD AND POCKET TABLES. all sizes
EfuIl line Of supplies; table and cue repair
?s 81 81 r. US 'soSfrss 5SE ssGS
BOILERS, radiation. for house heating. WIN
install II desired. Large tank heater. Dec.
iOQ26.
BRICK. teams. radiation. plumbing, framing
lumber and sheathing. galvanized pipe IN
etraisht long lensths. 1114 Conn. ave. NV.
BUILDING MATENIALS-The METROPOLITAN
Hotel. one OF Washington's famous land
marks, is being wrecked By the Hechinger
Material is in excellent condition and
much of 1t is of the finest quality, having
intrinsic as well as historic value.
Some OF the many bargains are large mir
rors, mantels. walnut baluSters and hand
y, rail handmade brick. There Is a complete
Tightng and heating plant, radiators, beams
shnd electric fixtures.
4! Large quantities OF sash at CSC up; doors.
4r5c up; toilets, ST. so up; bath outfits, so
,hp: flooring, sheathing. framing and pipe;
Come to our yards where you receive
Deourteous and prompt attention for your en-
ttEs needs at bsrgain PRICES nyS,, aiMayS ,>zr,r
lain omceal6th and sts. NE.
Ex. SHShtUOod- -6o1606 Ay0aEl IN
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BOATS.

UNIVERSAL FLEXIFOUR MARINE MOTOR.
reverse gear, generator and starter; for quick
sale. 500 cash. Crampton's Boat House,
GeorgetOWn
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PEDIGREED CHICKS
Certified and blood tested: bred for type
and production; Leehorns. White and Barred
Rock, Black Giants. All chicks from our
own eggs produced on our farm. Write for
circular. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda. Nd.
BARRED ROCK COCKEREIS. SO EACH.
Quality chicks on orders in advance only.
I p 1srEuso2, 2; g EcSkyi!ls, "a.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

MULES. pair small: three good work horses;
priced to sell S1b 10Th st. NV.
HORSES. one pair. 4 years old one 3 years
old; one cheap horse; must sell at once.
go st. sw.
WANTED. GOOD RIDING HORSE ALSO
sleigh; must be reasonable; state price and
description. Address Box 114-H, Star Office
80"
YOUNG JERSEY BULLS
Just the kind you have been looking for
TO improve your herd and raise some Jersey
heifers. Pure bred with popular blood lines.
rested dams. fine individuals. Ready for
service Priced with terms, $50 up.
AYRLAWN FARMS Bethesday, Md,
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POULTRY. AND EGGS.

1OOOO CHICKS this week: White Giants.
12c; Black Giants. 10c: Light Brahmas, 1Oc;
Barred Rocks. Sc; mixed: &C; all big. strong
chicks; shipped g, Q: D. klines Poultry
BARRED ROCK COCKERELs, Thompson
Strain. vigorous well marked So each. 3
for S. 225 Maple ave Takoma Park. >
ORDER NEW BABY CHICKS now for March
and April delivery: S. C. W. Leehorns only:
ali breeders blood tested for b. w d.. only .
and 3 yr. LAYERS used; chicks $50 per hun IN
Cochran. Pinehayen Poultry Farm, Belts
Vile. Md. -
CHICKS. ROCKS. REDS. WYANDOTTS.
Leshorns; highest quality lowest prices;
place orders now. J. B. Henry. Phone Falls
Church 34S. 30s
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SOC F ST. NV Met 630S. =
+ STREET STORE. best location i'll
town; will lease main floor space for
following departments: Underwear,
hosiery. corsets, millinery, shoes, iurs,
bags, jowelry. gloves; available imme-
diately; excellent proposition. Ad
dress Box 344-E,. Star office.
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PLYMOUTH SEDAN. new g, 1888; used
SEE1lah0s 2Q0Nas = - 3 y y
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ADDING MACHINES-Rent any make. Free
Delivery Just phone Nat. 5000 United
Typ. g. Add. Mach. Co., Inc. 1'e:s,:i N. Y ave.
AIR COMPRESSOR. used, ! GU. IT.. 2-stage
.SSlo5; valve refacer. $40: paint spray outfit
$40 SASCO. 1Ill S ST. NV.
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DIAMOND RING. 30 points; beautiful
+, mounting. at:ractivey set with 4 diamonds
| on sides party must sacrifice. S62. Kahn
| Optical Co. Gl1 1th ST NV
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CHEVROLET BARGAINs-IaeS coach S75:
1928 sedan SS5; 1929 coach. Sl65; 1890
roadsters: S100: 1929 conv. coupe. 500;
1881 sedan: sos. All in fine condition.
Blanton Motor Co. 3 to IL New York ave.
n ODen Sunday
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PONTIAC DE LUXE CUSTOM SEDAN. late
1881; car Is positively like new. original
tires show very little wear: has 6O-day guar
anty; here is a real automobile at very
party. Call Mr.. Jerman. Georgia 5343
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CHEVROLET 1882 COACH, de luxe equip
ment. maroon finish, in good condition. lib
eral terms. Priced for S3a5 for week end
special. Fred N Windridge, Buick and
Pontiac dealer, Rosslyn, Va
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dan: perfect echanicaiIy: original finish.
like new: S1S5.0O. 1920 Kearney ne,
North uSQ1
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NINE ROOMS. good location for roomers;
rent $40. See this for home and business.
LIBERTY SALES & SERVICE.
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AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER. complete, S55.
guaranteed Servel elec refrigerator, Sim
mons double bed. 1908 st. Sc. Lin. 1891.
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BABY CARRIAGE. reed, like new: piano
overhauled; Biuebrd kitchen cabinet, hot
water heater: very cheap. BOB ne
BABY CARRIAGE. Haywood-Wakefield; So.
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AUTOMOBILES at Wescnler's auto auction,
g2S st. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am Usually a good assortment.
YOUR PICK FOR S35-All good running
shape. 1928 Oakland sport coupe, 1925
Essex rumble coupe. 1926 Chrysler coach,
1875 Buick coach, several others. Blanton
Motor Co. 8 to 1 New York ave. ne. Open
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A. c. MOTOR. single phase. 60-cycie, I,75O
+. y. m or 6.5 h. D. Condition good
Price must be right. Give full particulars
Address Box I.6-H. Star Office.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth watches,
price paid. Schillers, I44 9th cor St NV :
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth, coins, sill
yer. watches. diamonds. etc. We pay highest
prices. Gold Refining, Inc. 400 18th St NV
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of Presidents, states
men. stamp collections old coins bought and
sold. Hobby Shop. 7l6 18th NV. Di. I272
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DIAMOND RING. : caratS. blue-white. ex-
ceptionally fine gem; party paid $3.50: ire
mencouS saving, as party needs cash at
once. will sacrifice, S115. Kahn Optical Co,
Evening star., 1933-01-29

CHEVROLET COACH. 1882, very low mile
age; 3O-day guarantee; terms. Call MI.
Brewer. Po. 55R1-W
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WASHING MACHINE, 1900 Whirl-
pool, wringer type; brand new; for
merly so; reduced to $3.50; act
quickly. Carroll Supply Co., III 18th
st. NV
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- ROOMS. BATHS. Mass ave, near
Scott Circle; priced to sell.
2. T. CARLE.N. 2O2 10th NV. y
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yELIE SEDAN. l9.6-See this for only $50
Really good transportation. Pohanka Serv-
Ice. l12G 10th st. NV. Dist gI4l
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1891; original dark
green finish; like new; low mileage; motor
= in excellent shape. Call Mr.. Brewer,