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Evening star., 1936-08-24

"You sound dreadfully mysterious,
Mac. Let's see. How about Waples
!. use the movies for an alibi, II you
think we're going to need one"
II didn't run into any solitude the
last time I was there; If you remem-
ber."
"Oh." Joan suddenly was appre-
hensive. II see what you mean now.
I didn't think Is it something
about that?"
mo. I want to talk about you"
well, that should be easy enough.
We've right to some private CONVEX
sation especially if its about me.
For that, I'll take a chance Of insult
ing anybody who tries to interfere"
Think so? Here's your chance +. i.
the Elledge boys and Claire are drift
ing down this way"
Gracious, Mac! You don't connect
her with any -. plot?"
mo. But :. ="
Listen! I've an idea. I know .
place where we won't be disturbed.
The kitchen! At exactly 2:30, you
come out there from the dining
room. No matter who sees you. I'll
fix it up -. if there's any explaining.
Most every one will be mapping.
"I'll be there"
Deeds picked up shell and exam
ined it with much interest.
Lets jog along to meet them," Joan
suggested guardedly. And If ex-
cuse myself and start for the house
please understand"
Sure"
They had time for no further talk,
as the three newcomers were almost
upon them. Claire broke the tension
for Joan and Deeds with q drawing
announcement.
Were q committee of arrangements
direct from q mass meeting Of
Layland Cottage, Ltd. Ready for the
resolution"
"Of course" Joan obliged laugh
ingly.
"Well, the entire household -. in
cluding Nom and Pop Kendall :. are
going on q spree this afternoon. Pro-
cession forms at 2:30 sharp. Moves
north along the boulevard to NAPLES
Beach, thence in an easterly direction
to the Criterion Theater. After thrill
ing to 'Mutiny on the Bounty we re-
form and march to the Casino to abb
sorb sea food. The Santa Claus Of
this auspicious occasion is none other
than the different DR.. Elledge =. this
one"
Claire waved carelessly at the un-
smiling Sloan.
II trust that you two young people
will find it convenient to join us" was
his acknowledgment. He turned his
Evening star., 1936-08-24
y ~
sY JOSEPH McCoRD

hurriedly left his chair the moment
Joan appeared and offered it to her,
making the ceremony SO obvious that
she could not well refuse.
Deeds, in his favorite place on the
step, set his teeth.
The fat bounder was addressing
much of his talk to Joan. Sinking.
Wasn't getting far, but, Of course, she
had to be polite. Deeds was con-
scious, too, that Sloan occasionally
glanced in his direction. He would
have wandered of by himself. but he
didn't want to leave Joan with that
pair. And he might have a chance to
speak to her alone when the party
broke up.
He found no diversion for himself
until the clock in the lobby struck
nine. Mrs. Beckham rose un-
obtrusively and went indoors. Going
to make sure that young Middleton
washed his feet, Deeds was specializing
when he heard an invitation from the
Rev. Mr.. Beckham to occupy the
vacant chair at his side. As Deeds
lowered himself into it, the minister
leaned near and spoke in confidential
tone:
You may remember we had brief
conversation one evening out here
with reference to our friend the
doctor. He has found help you
must have noticed"
"Yes. noticed it,"
! every marked difference in him.
Something has happened to take his
mind off himself"
Seems so"
His brother attributes it to the
fact the man has overcome his dread
of the water by going into it. 1t
might be. I doubt it."
Deeds permitted himself a wry
smile under cover Of the darkness.
DO you think he's had that
spiritual awakening you mentioned?"
Il am sorry to say that ! do not.
Sloan Elledge, in my opinion, will
never experience one. Unless the
Lord takes the entire responsibility,
and He seldom does. Something tells
me that the doctor has gone long
way in the other direction. Rather
strange for a man who has de-
voted his talents to the alienation
of human suffering"
"Yeah?"
Deeds tried to cover the word with
tardy cough. He wouldn't hurt the
little parsons feelings for anything.
But he wanted to laugh That doc
easing suffering! Probably by strangu-
lation.
There's a chance for you to do
some missionary work." he suggested
civilly.
The Rev. Edgar Beckham was silent
for a moment.
Il have wondered If that opportunity
were meant for me. I think will have
talk with him-when I feel the time
is ripe. The poor chap may prove to
be more approachable now"
Il wouldn't wonder"
II was hoping that you might give
me lead as to his-well, his interests.
I chanced to notice him coming out
Of your room this afternoon"
Deeds gave the minister quick
glance, but it was too dark to see his
face clearly.
"Yes," he admitted. "He dropped in
for few moments. don't remember
Evening star., 1936-08-24
that we talked about anything I,


that we talked about anything in
particular"
II suppose not. You know, 6 mir
lister Is occasionally embarrassed over
the matter of his duty. + must con-
fess that shy from pushing my eccle-
siastical wares too vigorously. There's
no use in offending, and one scarcely
would know where to start-or stop.
There's our host, for example"
Deeds was surprised to hear some
thing suspiciously like q chuckle.
"Or yourself" Beckham added. "I'm
not so sure that your own spiritual
state is all that it should be-"
Neither am l." Deeds admitted
soberly.
His thoughts were diverted suddenly
by seeing Joan rise from her chair.
She offered a general good night" as
she neared the door, and Deeds settled
down despondently.
No chance this night. She must
have had enough of the Elledge
brothers.
The next morning it was much
the same. A general bathing party
in the surf in front Of the cottage.
Deeds no longer had to endure the
feeling that Joan was avoiding him.
But it seemed impossible to get an
opportunity to find her by herself.
John was becoming little more per-
sistent in his attention there. Deeds
wondered If he thought he had his
older brothers appreciation now, or
protection. It wasn't getting him
much. John was being civil enough to
the bird, but she certainly was giving
him no great amount Of encourage
ment. That might be one reason why
she appeared to mingle mostly with
the crowd-safety in numbers stun.
Deeds particular opportunity came
when he noticed Joan avoid one OF
her stout admirers approaches by hur-
rying down into the water alone. He
followed and caught up with her just
outside the line Of breakers.
Heck Of a motel" he puffed ac-
cusingly. Have to follow you out to
sea for a chance to talk. Drift down
the line a little-will you?"
She nodded that she understood
They waded ashore together some dis
lance below the cottage.
Glad the water doesn't bother you, N
Deeds began. II was afraid you might
be nervous-after the other day."
Nonsense. I took too much Of q
chance, that's all. Should have had
more brains. It hasn't worried YOU
has it?"
Hardly" he grinned. II wouldn't
mind doing it all over again. But that
wasn't what was going to tell you
Some of those buns may take it into
their heads to wander down this way
want to arrange for little talky-talk
where no one can barge in"
"All right"
"Well, have you any suggestions?"
"Why, I should think we could talk
almost anywhere we liked. Out on the
beach here"
you're optimistic. Something tell:
me it won't work. You'll notice"
Evening star., 1936-08-24
Returns Good for Evil.

ANDERSON, q. C., August "A R-
Gee MCGEE wrots to the Anderson
Daily Mail here asking that 1t insert
. notice "to the effect that I win be
glad to give the key to the scoundrel
who stole the lock OF the trunk Of my
car. II q person Is hard up
enough to steal lock. I think 1t ID
only reasonable that I donate the key
for same; I can't use the key without
the lock nor can the thief use the
lock without the key"
Evening star., 1936-08-24
HOOVER SEES STRIFE
IF FORCES" GROW
Former President Addresses Ore.
gon Rally, Saying Country
Is at Cross Roads.

Ey tie Associated Press.
BEND. Greg. August 24.-Former
President Herbert Hoover took time
out from q fishing trip on the De-
schutes River yesterday to tell Re-
publican rally in Oregon's second Con-
gressional district that America stands
at q crossroads.
The former President, who came
here by automobile to fish Central
Oregon trout streams. said the prob
lens Of today in America are no
greater than those which preceded the
Civil War.
He referred to the situation In
Europe" as growing out Of the same
forces that have been moving in the
United States"
"The country Is rich and could prob
Evening star., 1936-08-24

eyes to Deeds at the word "conven-
lent" And waited.
why yes .. OF COURSE" Joan
accepted hastily. THAT will be fuu!"
Deeds nodded briefly, registered .
profane remark to himself. This
might be q mere coincidence, but 1t
didn't prevent his feeling that chill in
his stomach. Hell Of q note II he
were going to have q blue funk every
time this fellow took q notion to speak
to him. He'd have that talk with
Joan in spite Of everybody and
soon. Start something.
He was glad when she announced
that she must return to the house and
the group moved in that direction.
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1936-08-24
INSTALLNIENT XVI.

)LAIRE LINDSAY refused to
amplify her impulsive wish
that Joan Kendall were away
from Layland Cottage.
When Deeds pressed for a reason
her reply was shrug and smile.
She really didn't know. Claire as
sumed her jocular, drawing attitude
and refused to be drawn into serious
conversation. But that one suggestion
interested Deeds far more than she
could have suspected.
1t flashed over him that here might
be the solution to his newest problem.
Why hadn't he thought of it before?
If Joan were to slip away un-
obtrusively she would be secure from
any trouble Sloan Elledge might be
inclined to make. Or would she? It
would be much simpler to answer that
If Deeds knew what that trouble was
One thing was certain. If Joan were
out OF any possible danger, it would
tree him to a great extent As far
as he was concerned he was quite
willing to take his chances with Sloan.
One thought kept recurring. How
had Claire happened to make that
suggestion? Did she know something
and was dropping hint? And why?
Did she sense that Joan was in a
difficulty of some sort or did she
know?
Nothing but questions. No answers.
At all events, it would be a good
thing If Joan were out of this mess
Away and safe. Just how he was 60
Ing to present the proposition, Deeds
didn't know. 1t would sound pretty
dumb unless he could think up some
reasonable explanation. He'd have
to hide the true one.
The more he thought of that Today
margin the less Deeds liked it. Sloan
had something definite up his sleeve
1t might mean something would hap
pen at the cottage anything.
Deeds believed that he had as much
nerve as the next one, but he felt
cold inside every time he recalled that
expression in Elledge's eyes.
If he only could think up a PROPOSE
tion to present to Joan, one that
wouldn't sound too elaborate He had
something in mind that might serve
as a lead.
He would have to trust somewhat
to inspiration when the time came
He'd spring it the first good chance
he had.
The good chance seemed a long
time in coming.
There was a change in the social
atmosphere at the cottage that all the
guests felt to some degree, but which
no one traced to its source as readily
as did Deeds McCune. That source
was none other than Sloan Elledge.
The doctors public bath had not
made him particularly effusive to-
ward the others, but much more ap-
proachable. He seemed to be among
those present now and, through some
influence, kept the group together
Or so Deeds fancied.
He had noticed it the first evening
They all huddled on the front porch
like flock of sheep. Sloan left mos,
Of the conversation to his brother
but Deeds had the impression that
the older man was parceling it out
bringing every one in by an occasional
adroit question or remark. John had
Evening star., 1936-08-24
Son Gets Six Names.

KINSTON. N. c., August "a R.-
Eva Phillips figured there might be
something in. name, so she chris
tened her son Walter Charles James
william Henry Watt Phillips. Having
done so we'll by her son. she added
several names to an elder daughter,
and now she is Lily Corinna, Geor-
gianna Lulu Belle Phillips.
Evening star., 1936-08-24

ably have absorbed losses that are oc-
curing but It can never absorb losses
Of our self-respect," he said.
Concluding his brief talk, he pre-
dicted that II those forces continue to
grow I'VE shall yet see an America
that will be engaged in crucial strife" :"
Hoover, who said In an interview
in Marshfield, Greg, that he would
take part in the presidential cam
paign, declined to discuss his plans.
Evening star., 1936-08-24

More tourists are visiting Panama
than o year ago.
Evening star., 1936-08-24

\ LAIRE LINDSAY refused to
amplify her impulsive wish
4 that Joan Kendall were away
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

INTERNATIONAL q ton truck 1893.
panel body; sacrifice for cash only. Ad-
dress Box AJAX. Star office.
FORD '29 1-ton panel del, rebuilt motor;
must sell today: SIS. Woody. rear 1915 N.
Cap.
SEVERAL late model Ford dump trucks,
with Wood hydraulic hoists; guaranteed
Co. $50 Goth st. NV. West 0066.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

WANTED A DOCTOR.
In fine Maryland village; doctors widow
sacrifices beautiful home on plot 16Ox22o:
magnificent shrubbery. rock garden. fish
pond: 4-car garage; residence of rooms
and Office. bath. 3 lavatories. electricity;
improvements; insured for $40 900: Will
include Office furniture. etc. at SIS. 900.
MAHoN. strout Agency. i04 vue de Leau
st Cambridge Nd. Phone 6S7}.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

esy ssh nsW 5es ssS a pacs st .san
SS4d1 sSgs5f dS SF t:1e $S5 assR fsyGSS
FRANKLINs-.We have. several late model
Franklins, all in perfect condition: for
example. a 1892 sedan, motor completely
oyerhauled. excellent tires and five wood
coupe finished in apple S green p with lenders i
to match beautiful leather upholstery and
at only s5S5. Norris. Inc. O Sois ST i4th Vsa St.
NV. North 3949
GGAHAM 1888 de luxe custom Blue Streak
SEDAN; almost almost new. Sacrifice S34o; give
GRAHAM, GRAZ M IS six 1885 4-door sedan: olive
and quiet; tires show very little wear. clean
e as new thr9ughont. m ,, PRICED very low and
G. tvo-day money-back guarantee. Tri-
angle TSId 1ealess assS 18th sr and ave.
dqvs GGps9N r for a9sa n sedan see this Ms and
NV.
HUDSON 1886 custom convertible coupe;
124-h. q. motor: General Dual 10" white
radio electric hand. ETC.. need cash: S40O
reduction. Finance and insurance incl.
Cley; ssS5. Clarendon 742 for appoint
HUPMoBILE de luxe 1881 custom sedan;
9 wire, wheels, sport light. trunk. etc.
Original owner must sell, SIS5: terms or
trade. Mr. Weinberg, 4301 Conn. ave. NV.
HUPMOBILE 1885 coupe. rumble seat;
owner. Columbia 7490.
HUPMOBILE 1929 Sedan. This light six
Hupmobile is in the best OF condition.
or terms. skinker Motor Co.. Inc. 1916
20 st. NV.
LAFAYETTE 1896 coupe. Just a few
months old. and 1t looks brand-I.ew;
s dne w Of Se ad
forming cars made; original cost $500;
our price S575; liberal allowance on your
Norris. Inc. 2OlS l4th st. NV. North
3949.
LA SALE sedan. 1880; very fine condi-
ton mechanically; unusual buy: S175 cash.
Sheridan Garage, 25l6 Que st.
LA SALE sedan; new slip covers. wire
wheels. splendid condition; only $3.50.
2923 Cathedral ave. Columbia 6347
LA SALE 1884 sport coune; finished in
beautiful green. white side wall tires. radio;
at SS45. Superior Motors. 1920 I4th st.
NV. Decatur 1900.
LA. SALE brougham, 1920; with trark
and new tires; must be seen 10 be ap-
dark blue paint. solid steel turret top
the upholstery. tires and motor are in ex-
cellent condition: you will fnd this car
anty' Gsuacs cspitef Gadiliac Co 1872 ad st.
NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve.
LINCOLN 1882 VIE 7-paSsenger de luxe
sedan; finished in Jet black. white SideWall
tires. six wire wheels. beautiful whipcord
upholstery. perfect motor and large lug
gage carrier. This car cost new over S5 900
and we are offering 1t at an exceptional
price Of only SS95. Norris. Inc. 2O1S 14th
ST. North 3949.
LINCOLN 1924 de luxe sedsn. Iuvuriors
Satin-black finish: hasn't o mark on it,
just traded in by original owner Zone Of
WaShington's best-known radio person.
alitiesJ; equipped with 2 side mounts. new
Firestone. gum m-dipped tires; large roomy
trunk; powered by precision-built Lincoln
Viz motor; luxuriously appointed interior;
upholstered In finest broadcloth; dash com.
partment. dash clock; comfortable has
socks and arm rests: wonderful value at
81 .099. Butler Bonded. Lee D Butler,
113S Conn. ave. NV. Open Sundays
NASH 1892 small sedan; excellent condi-
ton throughout; Arcade Market Garage,
1922 Park I'd. Between and f.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1882 truck: Ha-ton, closed cab, dou-
BILE wheels. perfect condition: cheap. 1215
CHEVROLET 1884 157-in. dual stake,
S345; 1888 Chevrolet panel, S2S5: Chew
rolet 1882 panel delivery S195; Chevrolet
1884 pickup. 1918; Chevrolet 1881 panel,
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NASH 1892 5.passengsr sedan; excellent
ma ts ssHy sns sssn car ss w
st: NV: Natl. $500: Open Sun. and eve:
NASH 1923 sedan; runs perfect; $50, Mr.
NASH iss2 sedan Sey CLEAN soa
NASH sedan for sale: new paint, motor
Srns SSvernauled; S96. Rear IL Il 81. e.e.
oLDsMOBILE 1888 touring coupe. 8
Fisher no-draft ventilation, smooth g;
Blue.Ri6bop Guarantee: TrisnsIs Ford
3as5. open evenings.
coupe; beautiful new tan finish; ypholsts,lTy
ss ss IKE sslvee ss sdth
st: NV. Dfstri /. 9141.
oLDsMOBLE 1884 de luxe touring sedan
c6ntitIIn trunh Formeris Owned STte 6y BY.
stsndard Motor Sales, Inc. 1906 14th st.
NV. Phone North 1479.
Plymouth dealer. 1916 90 st. NV.
oLDSMoBILE. 1885 de luxe "6'' coach
trunk compartment: like new; low mile
Barnes soi9 i9s Il i4th nanSe g. Sw Df5 Dec sss Mr.
OLDsMOBnE 1885. business coupe; paint
IKE new: 5000; trade or cash. u s44 Kalo-
aarf rIssn ss psn Cream eaa var.
motor. This car is real value at si95.
1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun
oLDsMoBHE 1885 s-cylinder touring
coupe: black paint. cloth upholstery. ex
truly state this o!dsmebile IS IL neg:esr
s5o0 Open Sun. and eve eve o. NV NA'''
oLDsMoBLE 1924 eight-cylinder. 2-door
G1Idi touring sedanE,This chocolate tan oldss
sbs gives y91 the luxury the snd
offers. You'll be proud to own and drive
this car. Carries our famous write your
& at eea oT s4s G2sS
Hyattsville, Maryland Greenwood 200.
oLDsMoBILE eight 1895 touring sedan
demonstrator-;Driven less than 5000
and all ths hs ass ods 'Ssk Nsx
car guarantee. terms and service. Latest
dawn,grsy finish. See 4 J; Blank.
Greenwood 220O.
PACKARD 1891 sedan. wire wheels ex-
cellent condition throughout: privately
owned. will take small trade-in. Arcade
Market Garage. 1922 Park I'd. Between
and 4.
PEERLESS 1928 coupe. This car has been
in storage for quite a while and has many
miles left. Good transportation for $50.
Mid City Auto Co., 17l1 14th. Decatur
$3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coach; low mileage and
first-class tires; this beautiful black car
will give you iow-cost transportation for
several years. Our price. S549. Pohanka
Service. 1126 Goth st. NV. District 9141-
PACKARD 1920 de luxe convertible coupe.
SAB. Perfect condition. Terms to re-
liable party. ANY demonstration. Phone
Shepherd 2sSa-R
PACKARD sedan; new tires. motor per-
feet; no reasonable offer refused. Lieut..
TAPPING. walter Reed Hospital.
PACKARD limousine: good mechanical
condition. good paint; bargain. Phone
North 3243
Evening star., 1936-07-19
WANTED--FARMS.

TF you WISH TO SELL YOUR FARM.
see A. s. DONIPHAN e. SON. 4O5 Doni-
ohan BLDG. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex
andria $40.
HAVE BUYERS FOR FARMS IN PRINCE
Georges County, reasonably priced. w. G..
WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Building.
FAIRFAX CO.. VA. PREFERRED. ON
good road; elect; close to school: cash. Ad-
dress Box 363-X, Star office.
small farm suitable for poultry: Govt. en-
ploye. Give complete description and price.
Address Box 340-X, Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

DODGE de luxe sport coupe. 1894: orig
inal black finish, clean whipcord uphol-
stery. mechanically perfect. rumble seat,
matched horns cigarette lighter; owner. in
terms with insurance coverage. Call Mr..
Rrooks North 1904
Evening star., 1936-07-19
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan. 4 new tires.
trunk model, and clean throughout; take
your vacation trip in this dependable car.
Yours for $3.50. Mid City Auto Co., III
14th. Decatur 5050.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe; Just the car for
one who wants car with economy In per.
formance; original owner and only driven
1900 miles; selling for S449 Mid City
Auto Co, 1711 l4th st. Decatur bO5O
PLYMOUTH 1895 coach: black nnish: new.
car guarantee: S95 down. S24 per month.
JACK PRY. 1927 14th NV
PLYMOUTH, 1884 coupe; quiet. powerful
motor. excellent finish. clean interior. fve
nne tires; check our Honest Price of $3.50;
cneck our car against any in town; buy here.
SeL Sen & De'teT ti car ana save your money; you
70 suit you see US before you buy, Owens
Motor Co., 1923 Georgia ave.
PLYMOUTH 1885 Coach in beautiful eon-
oition: Low mileage. Reduced in our sala
TO S495. 40 other real bargains to choose
from. Skinker Motor Co.. Inc Chrysler
Plymouth dealer, 1915 20 st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD l20 conv. coupe. 1885.
ssstfS snS tnn Soc nnShed ne IN Jet baeE TOP
owned by a prominent local physician.
New-car guarantee. terms and finance
rate, NORRIS. Inc. 201S 14th st. NV.
PACKARD de luxe little "s" sedan. custom
built. like new. Only S2S5; terms or trade
MI; Roper. District 400. Nolan. 18th
PACKARD club sedan, with trunk; pow
ertul motor, excellent tires and spares;
9l75 cash; no dealers. Potomac 6299-J
PACKARD 1888 de luxe 100 4-door sedan;
sStua actually driven only 6.055 miles, satin
ble windshield vipers. special window ven
Ulators. large. .roomy trunk beautifully
appointed interior; richly upholstered in
hne quality hroadcloth; twin tail-lights
priced g far Under market at $500. Butler
Conn. ave NV. Open Sundays
PACKARD 1885 sport coupe: gun metal
$500 down. $50 per month. JACK PRY,
b033 Conn. ave. branch.
PACKARD "I2O" touring 4-door sedan,
built-in trunk: S473 of delivery price
JACK PRY. Packard dealer 1920 14th
PLYMOUTH 1880 sedan. $50. Call Ma
ttonal 5270.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe; cleanest
car in Washington. This car is owned by
a factory oficial and is equipped with
every possible extra. Something striking
and beautiful at $3.50. Mid City Auto Co..
I'LL l4th. Decatur $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED TO BUY, SMALL INVESTMENT
prop 3 or 1 family house, state price.
Address Box 355-X. Star ONCE.
SMALL AND LARGE FARMS ANYWHERE
Houses north OF WaShiugton. ready sale
& desirable and priced rlght
+ . LILLE CO,
cS+ Carroll s.. Takoma PARK GE $500
Evening star., 1936-07-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST &c REAL ESTATE NOTES
we'll secured and insured. long and short
term, for sale. A. J. L.. P. O.. Box S53
Falls Church. Va.
NJ INEY TO LOAN ON D c. REAL ESTATB
at lowest interest rate Prompt service
JESSE L HEISKFLL lib Eve st NV
1900 WANTED FROM PERSON WISH
ing to invest the same on End trust deed;
improved d. c property; Will pay market
Including interest and principal, note to
run until paid. or terms can be suitably
adjusted. Address Box 2SaX. Star Office
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SALE-GARAGES.
RENT-GARAGES.

PUBLIC GARAGE 30x6O; SUITABLE FOR
storage or repair shop; rear 1853 C st.
sc. Met 0963.
OVER 1876 SO FIT STORAGE SPACE
Suitable for stable. garage, riding school
or any business; with two additional lots
for storage purposes; In downtown north
west section: rent only 500 per month.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO., 1871 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

COLORED man, owner of new Chevrolet
few hours daily. Phone Line. 6231.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
AUTO LOANS
XANTED-AUToMOBILES.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES,

CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car Is paid for. will give you
full cash price, or if not paid for,
will pay off balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1923 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1885 convertible sedan; driven only
upholstery. lustrous black finish with green
wire wheels. radio equipped hot-yater
rear seat. safety glass all around. twin
horns; greatly reduced; Butler bonded.
Lee D. Butler. 113S Conn. ave. NV.