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Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Continued From Page Three)

ance Commission, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Cora Tschudy, left yester-
day for a short visit to friend in
Dover.
Miss Beatrice and Edward
Woodward, of Philadelphia, are
guests of Miss Annie Cunningham
Miss Lulu Stevenson of FELTON,
is visiting Mrs. J. w. Clifton.
John s.. Hoffecker of Whining
ton, is on a short visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Vandever.
Mrs. Charles Messick of Allan
tic City. is visiting her father
James Taylor.
Thomas Dudley, of Bohemia
Manor, Cecil county, Maryland, is
visiting Mrs. M. ]. Davis.
Mrs. McShane and Miss Cover
dale of Philadelphia, and Miss Boy
er of Dover, are the guests of Mrs
Lydia Coverdale.
Mrs. John Marvel and children
of Baltimore, are the guests Of
Mrs. w. H. Hazel.
Mrs. Susie Foley, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Hazel.
Mrs. Susie Foley, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her sister. Mrs
Frank Wells.
Mrs. Thomas Glynn of Philadel-
pha, is visiting her grandfather,
Henry Seeny.
Masters w. Edward FAIRIES and
Willard Weldon are spending two
or three weeks in New York City
with Capt. Joshua Davis.
Mrs. George Wells and Mrs. Lol-
lar of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Mary Wells.
Miss Laura Brown of Philadel-
phia, is spending the week with
her sister, Mrs. James White.
Miss Kate Irwin of Philadelphia
is visiting Miss Sallie Ransom.
Miss Elma Kennedy of Almon-
son, N. j., is visiting Miss Maggie
Sisco.
Charles Meredith of Port Norris
N. j., is visiting his father, Will
liam Meredith.
Daniel c. Spruance of Whining.
ton and Walter Morgan of Hills.
borough, Maryland. are guests OF
Mrs. Amanda Spruance.
Miss Addie Lockwood Of Balti.
more and Frank Mustard of Phil.
adelphia. are visiting H. G. Muir.
phey.
Mrs. E. Lord and daughter are
on visit to Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Shreve return
ed home last week after an alb
sence of a month or more.
Miss Ethel Cooper is visiting
friends in Kent County, Md.
Miss Annie Whitaker of England
is visiting the family of DIR. T. ]
Lambdin.
Mrs. Emma Myers, of Philadel
phia, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Hastings to Visit Europe

Regardless of when Congress ad-
journs Senator Daniel o. Hast
ings, of Delaware, has decided to
leave August "a for a months va
cation in the British Isles. Hast
ings' resolution for adjournment
August 10 was recently rejected
by the Senate. Mrs. Hastings will
accompany him on the trip. They
will visit England, Scotland, Wales
and Ireland. Senator Hastings
said he was not planning to give
any time to the study of economic
conditions there, but would be
more interested in golf during his
sojourn.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Nature Restores Sight
of Woman Long Blind

San Francisco.-Nature has done
what doctors could not do-restore
Virginia Stranahan's sight.
Blinded nine years ago by the
explosion of a dynamite cap, doc
tors decided not to operate because
of the danger such an operation
would mean Of permanent loss of
her sight.
At University of California hos
pital, where she was taken few
hours after the accident, it was
found her right eye had been per-
forated by a copper fragment which
formed cataract. other fras-
ments were in her left eye. Through
the years, the cataract gradually
was absorbed and other foreign
bodies were absorbed into her blood
stream.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15

career and comes to Delaware with
a wealth of experience. Prof
Richard B. Kennan, has retired as
Superintendent of the Georgetown
school in order to further his stud
les at Columbia University. He
will be succeeded by Prof. Frank
lin j. Butz, who until recently was
principal of the high school at
Wallingford, Pa. Superintendent
of other schools, who remain un-
changed, are: Claymont w. E
Stahl; Alexis 1. DUPONT, w. K
Yerger; Newark, Carleton E.Doug-
lass; New Castle, Samuel E. Burr;
SMYRNA, c. w. Schantz; Dover
Virgil Brooks Wiley; Caesar Rod
ney w. H. Jump; Harrington, ]
C. Messner; Milford, Robert E
Shilling; Lewes, Richard A.Shields
Seaford, w. b. Thornburgh; Laur-
ell, C. P. Helm; Mt. Pleasant, Frank
A. Wangler; Marshallton, j. Mayes
Hudnall; Delaware City, r. Rogers
Fouracre; Middletown, Gilbert
Nickel; FELTON,, D.A. Petry; Green
wood, Ethel B. Gibson; Bridgeville
George T. Macklin; Milton, A. ]
Bolin; Rehoboth, Elva NJ. Warning
ton; Millsboro. JIM. Bennett; Johr
M. Clayton, Dagsboro-Frankford
Clarence A. Short; Selbyville
Thomas A. Howie; Lord Baltimore
Harry A. Menser.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
This Man Builds Over
Thousand Boats, Canoes

Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Moses
Sauve, eighty-two, has built several
thousand boats and canoes in SO
years, but admits he "still is learn
ing more and more about the boat
business each day."
Sauve has built 1,200 boats On
Lake Coeur d'Alene In the last 33
years, as well as several thousand
others in his younger days among
the Thousand islands, st. Lawrence
river, Brockville, Ont.
Since his seventieth birthday he
has maintained an average of Al
boats, 100 sets of oars and paddles
q year.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Buttons for Napoleon's Uniform

Buttons for Napoleon's Uniform
In the middle of the Nineteenth
century, Napoleon III, attracted by
the reputed lightness Of aluminium,
commissioned the French chemist
Henri-Etienne Sainte- e-Claire-Deville
to find way of producing enough
to outfit Frances army. Deville
made aluminium, but was unsuccess-
full in bringing down the cost, and
Napoleon had to content himself
with buttons for his own uniforms
that cost at the rate of about S545
a pound.-Literary Digest.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Bantam Hen Still
LAYS After 27 Years

Petersburg, Ind.-Bettie is be-
coming known as the bantam
hen who refuses to retire. She
lives with the Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tolers five miles southeast of
here. Bette has raised a fam
lily of 200 in her life or twenty
seven years.
Whether from a sense of ma
ternal duty or because she sus-
poets that idle hens soon leave
the barnyard to become stew,
Bette begins the season of 1885
setting on ten eggs. She began
that career when a year old.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
.SEAFORD MAY
MAKE CURRENT
Continued From Page Thu eel

annually on September ] and
March 1. The bonds will be coupon
bonds with the privilege of regis
tration. Council reserves the right
to reject any bid not complying
with the terms as set forth by the
body. Mayor Donoho and council
are also working on a grant OF
$4,000 from the government in
this public work proposition, com
ing under the PWA measure
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
NAMED HEAD OF
FERRIS SCHOOL
Rev. r. l.. Minker the New
Superintendent of Boys
Institution
ME. DERRICK ASSISTANT

The Rev. Ralph l.. Minker. for
mer pastor of Silverbrook Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Whining
ton, was appointed superintendent
of the Ferris Industrial School
Thursday to succeed Colonel A. e.
Tanner, who resigned several
months ago. Mr.. Minker is now
pastor of the M E. Church at Girls
field, Md. The Ferris School
trustees meeting at the school.
elected DR.. Roy F. Corley, of
Smyrna, president of the board,
succeeding Claude p Hearn, of
Newark, whose term expired July
IA. 1t was announced by the trus-
tees that no action had been taken
on policies of the school and that
the present system of military
training will be continued for the
time being Any change in policy
will await the time when Mr. Mink
er assumes Office. No date for this
was set because it will be neces-
sary for Mr.. Minker to be released
by the Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference. The matter of salary was
also left in allegiance. Major Ma
son E. Derrick, who has been act
ing superintendent since the resig-
nation of Colonel Tanner, will be
continued as assistant to Mr..
Minker, the board decided. The
board had luncheon at the school
before the meeting. Frank Mar
tine Heal who was recently ap-
pointed to the board, attended the
meeting, his first. At his home in
Crisfield, Mr.. Minker said he is
delighted with the appointment.
II feel that it will be fine oppor-
tunity for real achievement of a
very real nature" he declared. II
have always been deeply interested
in youth problems and the whole
field of juvenile delinquency" Tt
is still indeterminate when he will
be abe to take charge, Mr.. Minker
said. This will rest with the Will
mington Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, he pointed
out, adding that he believes there
will be no difficulty in making the
arrangement. Mr.. Minker went to
Wilmington when a few months
old from North East, Md, where he
was born November %, 1897. He
was educated in the public schools
and graduated from the Whining
ton High School in 1915, and COM
pleted course at Goldey College
in the same year. He was grad
uated from Dickinson College in
1920 and from Boston University
School of Theology in 1928 and
took graduated work at Harvard
University in 1924 and 1925. While
at Dickinson he was captain of the
baseball and basketball teams and
! he has been active in athletics in
Wilmington and throughout the
State. Mr.. Minker's career in the
ministry includes periods as assist
ant pastor of Grace M. E. Church,
Wilmington, and pastorates in
Cochituate, Mass, and concord,
n. H., prior to five years as minis
ter at Silverbrook Church. He was
transferred to Crisfeld from the
latter charge at the last ME. Con-
ference. He is a member of the
A. F. and A. M, and of the Lions
Club. Mr.. Minker is married and
has three children.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Future Farmers O

By holding bakes. Cd
parades and corn show
pillion Chapter, Future 1
America, of the Nd
school, have raised funsI
for a 1300-mile trip viii
ty members began a|
They expect to be gqa
on the camping tour aiI
el in buses. The trip !
Niagara Falls, Canal
Lakes, Watkins Glen ai
New Jersey. The tour
der supervision of ". 7
mis-, instructor of vOcai
ance and science in 4
schools, and c. E. Mo
Structor of agriculture :
ford schools.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15

AIR CONDITIONING NOW
REACHES COTTAGES - Long
awaited unit for average house
WAS revealed to 1000 housing ex-
perts at Chicago preview this
month to cost less than electric
iceb0x and condition six-room
home. Carroll Sudler, right,
Northern Illinois FILA Director,
congratulating Martin j. BERN.
left, Vice-President Of dAEVSQN
7t2CSSs c., on the develop
ment. Left-Hugh Garden, prom
inent architect; right - Harriet
vittum, women's head, Chicago
Better Housing, and Mrs. Frank
lin Bobbitt, chairman. Women's
City Club.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Ohio River Catfish
Ate Officers Watch

Louisville, Ky-A watch that
spent several weeks in the
stomach Of a six-pound catfish
has been returned to it's owner.
Patrolman William J. Lowman
of the Louisville police depart
ment.
Lowman said that he lost the
watch while fishing some weaks
ago.
The watch was found in the
fish by Arthur G. Weiser. who
recently caught it on a fishing
expedition.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
VISIT BIG !
BEDS AT \ |
Garden m Club Of i "a
Motors Down to 4
ers That Ar, &c 1
SIX To p,cn est,
HiuhI ence

Eleven members q 4,
ton Garden Club eni,,. i
the lotus beds Of Dor..
last week. The trD n
automobile, the par,' 4 |
the home Of Nh, 4
Needs, and driving .
Dover. Arriving n !,
group went in sn,r
around the lake n |
flowers, which grow i
places in this couptn
ers, said Mrs. Needs !,
to general belief a \,
and although thew :.
Egyptian flower IN Fl.
pale yellow. while +.
Egyptian flower is Of !.
Tine flowers" she sais
above the heads Of h.
they were rowed Dsr
were from six to ejy,,
size and exquisitely !
an isolated part Of !
farm near Dover /,
though frequently VII
are seldom seen, but !,
children of the com
roadside stands. FOIt
visit to the lotus bed,
the club went to BOvs,
luncheon and a swim,
, The group included Nh
Richards, president d
Mrs. Needs, Mrs. Rob,
ards, Jr., Mrs. Villa,
Miss Aileen NJ. dupr
Paul dupont, Mrs. R.
penter, Mrs. John P
Victor dupont, Mrs. |
and Mrs. Kane FOUL
Chester.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Earthworm as Food

The earthworm was at one time
eaten by humans In different parts
Of the world. In parts Of China and
Japan 1t is still thought to have
medicinal value In fever cases and
native Australians consider II
good remedy for rheumatism.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Jud Tunkins Knows

Jud Tunkins says his musical ed
ucation has been neglected, but he
still knows enough TO step out when
the band plays yankee Doodle"
and stand up for 1.-The Star-Span-
gled Banner"
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15
Police Dog Nursed Lambs

Nashville, Tenn.--A female Ger
man police dog, living on a farm
near here, became relief minded and
nursed two orphan baby lambs.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15

Of the character changed, being
paid to her favorite charity. But
Van Bruyten still uses the same
method.
@. Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15

POKERFACE RE
GAINS CROWN
The two Helens
from California -
Helen Jacobs at
left, and Mrs. Hell
en- Wills Moody
on Wimb l e d O n s
famed center court
at the start of
their dra m q tic
C h . m p ! o n . h ip
match
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15

To meet obligations and to live,
Mr.. Washburne sold all his posses
isions except the farm which is
heavily mortgaged. His wife's jew
els, said to have been worth $780,
900, were also sold. Now they are
living in a one-room apartment
which is also the candy factory.
Mr.. Washburne is sure he can come
back. He has the candy formula
and though seveny-eight, can still
dance a Jig.
Smyrna times., 1935-08-15

Mot long ago, Van Bruyten, who
wrote Flowers of the Forest" in
WITCH Katharine Cornell is appear
ing, did get into trouble. In BE
hold We Live" there was a woman
who never appeared on the stage
but who throughout the play was
talked about as q disagreeable,
bridge-playing person. Nothing hap
pened during the London run Of the
play but when it appeared In print
1t came b the attention Of a wom-
an of the same name Alleging that
Ishe had been ridiculed and SIAN
ldered, she threatened suit, demand
ling damages and the destruction
of the edition Of the play. Eventu-
ally . compromise was effected, an
acsount equivalent to the cost Of
srelsDing the volume with the name
Evening star., 1935-03-21
TO RENT-HorsES

ME Eo5s, WOULD LIKE TO RENT A FURN.
rem not TO exceed SO. ADDRESS Box Io3-s
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WOULD LIKE TO
I'M your > or room bungalow. snv src
Lioh J! District nearby suburban propertv
considered. Address Box ag-S. Star oficr
. OR q ROOM MODERN HOUSE WITHIN
iiu-Ih!le rad!uS: state vicinity and partlcu-
~ IN IeaS9nable rental required. Address
BOX -?"-S Star Office
EELiABLE rs5,itd PARTY is DESTROYS OF
teMLlnE reLLE 10 10 - room house suitable for
doGmeIS close in; rent. 500 10 S150
Siir OK ,aes references. Address Box 24g-S.
- N--i'' 81"
. Or 9 ROOM HOUSE. UNFURNIsBFD
Adl,its OF N5M. WashinPton. about April 3
AuttS- ADDRESS Box IT'S Star ONCE .is
IIs0To 10 TO - r; SUITABLE FOR ROOM
vai,,lES' tiitinE' ,ooWntoNn location; have clients
SS5syJ.,G ioT immediate occupancy. r T.
H5ftor1(G "a M0GE od. Inc. 42l6 N. z. ave. Phone
20 YOU HAVE A FURN APT TO RENT
seIec. Ast OF clients, National eG@6 q
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1926 Woodward P1dp
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM. private bat
= beds. by > employed men: state price.
etc Address Box 359-H, Star Office.
WANTED APRIL Single. second floor
furnished room. board optional. vicinity
Dupont and Mass. preferred. $50. Address
Box :}O3-S. Star Office 3L'
GENTLEMAN, Govt. wishes room with
private bath and porch or share apt.
Address Box 215-S. Star Office. :32' -
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.


home: no cash. 1918 Jenifer or 5is9 Con-
duit I'd R. B. BEHREND. 1917 F. 22'
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW ON LARGE
wooded lot in Thrifton, Va; earaGe. Only
$3.50. Call $50 Woodward Bids, 4 80
to $50 pm. 21'
4911 18th SIS ROOMS. . BATHS. OIL
heat electric refrigeratlon: 3-car garage;
Sl15. Phone National 9724.
2Oa9 AND AND 3ia 3043 GALES ST NE.@sIX- 9os *
93l 18th II. nw.-Flye-roo frame
SHEEdY. 1910 Eye ST. NV. Natl. 1893.
EXCEPTIONAL LARGE BRICK HOUSE
N Chevy Chase. D. C-Lovely firSt-floor
plan sun parlor. 4 bed rooms. > baths, in
closeo sleeping porch. beautiful lot. 2-car
brick garage; S125. Phone Columbia 9612.
1882 ARGONNE PL NV.
Half Block from 10th and Col. Rd.
Six large rooms and bath. > incloSed
po5fhes ob 9g1 earsSs sSs combex 0TSd 96n mo
ernized and redecorated throughout. No
Children References required. Phone
CHEVY CHASE-NoRTHWEsT SUBURBS
EDW Il JONES & CO. NC,
$500 Conn Ave
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
y block from car line; detached 3 rms.
and bath; front porch attic; l00-ft 'front.'
age; beautiful trees; rent, Ss5; breakfast
49, '' HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1015 18th St. NV. Met O1hO.
5 ROOMS AND BATH. AMI; NEWLY
papered and painted; for rent to white or
colored $40 per month
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, INC,
1920 ST NV National 0475.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
g rooms, and bath 70 rooms and 2
inspection. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Phone
CLEVELAND A733 or Cleveland S466.
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WANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE prefer private
home. with lady OF house to act a COM
panion to convaleScent from nervous break
down. State price and particulars. Ad-
dress Box 219-S Star Office 81
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FORD 1888 4-door sedan black finish,
red stripe and trim; clean velour interior
excellent motor and tires; S95 down. bal
Blne Ribbon Guarantee and 30 days free
service. Triangle Ford Dealers No
Ny ave NV Natl. 39S2. Open evenings.
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FORD 1893 VS. cabriolet. completely MOL
AS-AI WE'D That means the motor is
perfect, body perfect upholstery perfect.
tires perfect; sos is a perfect low pay
ment; small monthly payments. NoIah'
iii 18th st. NV.
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FORD VS. 1888 Fordor sedan: fiawIeSS
black finish. immaculate interior. COM
pletely OL-AN-ALYZED-your assurance
of perfect satisfaction; S67 down. long
terms with small monthly payments.
MI
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FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor sedan; finished
like new. spotleSs interior. perfect mechan-
ical condition. good tires all around; S6I
down: terms easy. Nolan. iii 18TH ST. NV.
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FORD 1884 VS. Fordor sedan: original
Simonized black enamel. luxurious mohair
upholstery AL motor: S15 down. Nolan
StIper Servicenter. 43Ol Connecticut ave.
opposite Bureau of Standards.
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FORD 1888 VS. coach; new motor. paint
like new. Only S395. "l5 Pa. ave. Sc.
FORD 1893 VS. Tudor, de luxe; beautiful
black finish. tires like new S425; liberal
terms Addison 1437 Irving st. NV.
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-COIOPFD
JAMES F SHEA ESTATE.
Lll Indiana Arn ~ M
CNTnDEn

1905 seston st. n,VNG eIec sos so
~ Defrees st n.W.-S II 22n
LOO Sth St. n nW.-5 elec '''''' So
E2l1 18th st. n " # rooinS 60
3uh 2ird 81. w. r. eier - ~
- 20 9th ST. vi eier .5SS'2
%tlu K ST. nW-5 rooms ia'2u
2h,-9 Eve ST. n " -3-roon7 brici''' -"
lis GcOrRla ave rooms i2'2
gear ia Georgia ave- r cleo "a
rear 1910 4th st vi rooms it'2u
$40, M FRANK RUPERT
lO*l Gth St. NV. National n51n
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FORD 1899 Tudor sedan, excellent condi-
ton: finish and tires like new. Sacrlnce'
S235. Call North 4764-J eve.
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FORD roadsterS all models, at lowest
prices we have ever offered. See these
real bargains at Washington's largest used
ln. % &
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FORD 1890 sport roadster. rumble seat
new Ton and seat covers real bargain,
Sifi5. Warfield Motor Co. 1875 Sherman
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SALE-AuTOMnBuES

sEVERAIS CARS stored in warehouse.
Chevrolets. Fords, Chrysler sedan, Pontiac
coupe. Oakland coupe. Owner retiring from
business. Apply 1919 Park rd. NV.
Apt lOl 23s
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ance' excellent mechanically: $50, terms:
| SIS down. Met. 3426. See 4l3 .th sc.
! FOPD I03O sport coupe; new paint.
| practically new rubber. retuned motor;
! riean as a pin: s. down Si266 month.
| ioh
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FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan; beautiful,
clean finish. rich upholstery, smooth.runiI1 M
ming motor. air Wheels S65 DOWN SmaH atn
monthly payments Nolan iii 1Sth
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FORD 1880 Tudor sedan; original paint
in excellent condition; retuned motor. very
tunitv: s. down. Sl26t a month. Nolan.
MI Eighteenth St NV.
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! FORD 1919! de luxe coupe, used very little:
| good as new Call North 1Ill for appoint
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DODGE 1894 de luxe sedan. accessory
eroup model. driven by executive Of this
Company: in fine condition mechanically
and in appearance. real Trew value
that's priced for immediate sale. TreW
Motor Co 1909 14th st. Decatur 1910.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ROOMS AND BOARD,

1929 K ST. NV, the Lee-Maruue Nicely
furnished room. seml-p-Ivate bath; excel
lent board: home cooking. 23'
1893 10th NW-LADY SHARE . RMS
BATH; SEP. ENTRANCE; BEAUT. FURN.;
DELIGHTFUL MEALS.
l4lo 10th NW-Ycung man to share
room with another in well-appointed club.
excellent meals; ideal location. 81
1907 10Th ST. NE. Brookland-Nice. com
toILsble home for eentleman: shower;
breakfast: near bus. cars. Potomac 57:i}.
14l0 10th N.W-Three fellows: front
basement studio, private entrance bath
fireplace entertaining privlleees. 81
1851 COLUMBIA RD.-Double room with
twin beds newly furnished roomy, Apt
306: unlimited phone. Columbia 747s.
1870 10th ST N.W.-Vacancies for young
ladies' in large. wel-appointed home best
OF food; home PRIVILEGES. 20
1927 18th ST. N.W-Vacancy in attrac-
tive double room for young lady. adjoln-
Ing bath cleanliness: good food 80.
134 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-PRIVATE
CLUB RESIDENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
SINGLE. DOUBLE. PRIV. BATHS INNER
SPRING MATTRESSES; 1MMACULATELY
CLEAN: SELECTIVE MENU: REASONABLE.
1854 QUE ST. NV.
Private bath for two. newly decorated.
beautifully furnished; unusual meals; very
reasonable
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FOrD 1892 VS. Tudor; motor reconoi-
| tiored: tires o. K original finish like neW;
! only S279: trade and easy terms. South-
west Capitol Motors. "a water 81.
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DODGE 1880 4-door sedan. This car was
reposSesSed; balance due, S65.1h real
buy for some one who can take It over lor
cash See it at Manhattan Auto RADIO
-06 Ith ST NV
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completely: immaculate interior. practlcaIy
new tires: S65 down. long. easy terms.
Nolan ILL Eighteenth ST. NV.
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FORD 1890 roadster; splendid opportunity
to save on a splendid car, in good condl-
ton all around. Yours for $50. Nolan,
III 18th st NV. -
FORD 1888 sedan original maroon finish
like new: excellent motor and rubber,
clean throughout Only S425. terms and
trade Ask for car No. 475. L. P. Steuart'
Inc 1925 14th st. NV.
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FORD coupe equipped with rumble seat
and GOOD tires Only $50 Visit the
LARGEST used-car lot in the city. 646 Pa.
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FORD 1892 VS. coach-This car has hao
excellent care: only s"95. 215 Pa. ave Sc
FORD 1919 1890 1931-in all models
at very low prices. Capitol MOTORS 10
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FORD 1888 business coupe. This is a
beautiful car. IN the finest possible condl-
tion: S345; C. c. C. guarantee. Open eve
nines and Sundays. Capitol Cadillac Co.
1000 23nd st. NV. Phone National 33OO.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

FORD 1924 de luxe sedan. with trunk;
low mileage. A real buy. only SOLO. Capl-
tol Motors 215 Penna. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

DE SOTO 1892 S-A sedan; original bIack
Duco, sreen wire wheels Al condItlon'
clean as a pin inside and out. A real par
gain for careful buyer. Only 500, terms.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

DODGES-1934 de luxe coach. S5a5; also
1874 de luxe coupe S595; fully guar
anteed Jack Pry. Inc. Isl" 14th nv.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

FORD 1880 town sedan. splendId recon-
ditioned throughout owned by, doctor;
luxurious upholstery good rubber. clean
finish. So down S14 o. a month. Nolan.
I'M F1pbteepth ST n W
Evening star., 1935-03-21

DODGE 1885 de luxe sedan. driven Ieso
than 600 miles by company ofhclal: new
car guarantee; Sl@5 down, balance IS
months. Jack Pry. Inc, Dodge-Plymouth
dealers 1912 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

FORD 1922 Fordor sedan, attractive blue
finish, very clean throughout; motor anu
tires excellent. Ready for any demon
stration; S995. small down payment, bal
ance easy. including 30 days free service
and Triangles famous lue-Rlbbon guar,
r ave ne North O33O. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1935-03-21

M SOTO 1892 coupe; paint tires, motor.
general condition excellent; S345; terms
and trade Emerson & Orme. l'th ana
NJ SITS. NV