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PROGRAMS OFFER
FOURTH NUMBERS
Patriotic Music and Talks
Feature of Today's Broad*
casting Schedules.
Sporadic blasts of patriotic music, a
pagran and a few Fourth of July crea
tions con?titute radio's principal contri
butions to the observance of Independ
ence day. The programs of both the Na
tional nnd Columbia networks have
been carefully censored to prevent an
overdose of patriotic coloring.
Columbia will outdo its rival, how
ever, as far as the patriotic programs
go. In addition to a group of Inde
pendence day features scattered through
i r s morning and afternoon programs,
it will inject in the night broadcast a
patriotic musical extravaganza called
•- "The Pageant of Freedom.”
The National network programs lack
special patriotic features. Some of the
regular attractions will have a sprin
kling of music generally associated with
* Independence dav. but a majority of
them will avoid the use of patriotic airs
entirely.
The Raleigh Revue, for instance is
colored with red. white and blue. There
will be numbers from "Three Cheers,”
from "Americana,” and from “Bons
©' Guns.” The Cities Service Hour like
wise will be tinged with popular Amer
ican melodies such ns Victor Herbert’s
'Evolution of Dixie,” and ‘‘America”
the Beautiful.”
WRC’s major patriotic broadcast,
however, will be a broadcast of the
municipal Independence day ceremonies
at the sylvan Theater, where Senator
Fess of Ohio Is to speak and the
United States Marine Band to provide
the musical program. These exercises
will serve as a substitute for the serial
drama. "Big Guns.”
Aside from “The Pageant of Free
dom.” other Columbia presentations
having a patriotic atmosphere to be
broadcast by WMAL include the Gold
Medal Fast Freight program. In its
holiday run. the Fast Freight will make
a musical reference to various sections
of the country. The selections range
from "California Here I Come," to
"Carry Me Back to Old Virgtnny.”
"My Miracle of Love” Is the title of
the True Story Hour dramatization. It
concerns a homely girl and a social out
cast who achieved success in the world.
Rev. c. A. Langston, rector of the
historic Pohlck Church, at Pohlck, Va.,
will give a patriotic flavor to the pro
gram of WJSV with a talk on "George
Washington and His Fairfax County
v Neighbors.” The station’s musical fea
tures include a concert by the United
Siates Army Band and another "Song
Story” version.
The Silver String Revelers and two
prominent Washington concert artists,
Harriet R. Wagner, soprano, and
Thelma Callahan, pianist, will be the
principal contributors to the program
of WOL.
FIVE NEW CARDINALS
RECEIVE BERRETTA
Pope Presents Cape at Ceremony
Held in Consistorial
Hall.
By the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, July 4—Pope Pius
Imposed the red berretta and cape on
the five new cardinals created Monday
a* a ceremony in the Consistorial Hall
W'dnesday night.
The new Cardinal Leme of Rio de
Jsniero first was given the berretta.
Then Cardinal Leme, in the name of all
five, read a speech of thanksgiving.
After the Pope had replied, the new
cardinals conversed with him privately
In his apartments. They were to re
, ceive their red hats today.
Besides the Brazilian churchman,
the new cardinals are Cardinal Lienart,
Cardinal Marchettl-Selvaggiani. Cardi
nal Raffaelo-Rossi and Cardinal Sera
fim.
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HISTORIC SIENA RACE
Thousands Are Drenched in Down
pour—Festa Will Be
Run Today.
By the Associated Press.
SIENA. Italy, July 4.—The historic
Festa del Palio, or horse race, which
goes back to the middle ages, was liter
ally washed out by a terrific cloudburst.
A great crowd had gathered in the
principal square of this picturesque hill;
town to watch the race and the down- j
pour drenched thousands, Including
many Americans.
King Victor Emmanuel was one of the :
disappointed spectators.
Officials said the race would be run
today.
The Festa del Palio is essentially a re- !
llgious festival, celebrating the visita- i
tion of the Virgin, and consequently is
laid In a richly religious setting.
CHICAGO GOVERNMENTS
REGAIN FINANCE FEET
Eilat Strawn Announces Disaolu
. tlon of Relief Committee for
Expenses.
Bv the Associated Press.
CHICAOO, July 4.—The Chicago
* governments, after several months of
financial stress, are back on their feet.
SJas Strawn yesterday announced dis
solution of the Relief Committee or
ganied last Spring, when city employes,
school teachers and others went without
pay because of lack of funds.
"The governments now should be
able to get along by themselves,”
Btrawn said.
Major “Chain” Features
TONIGHT.
7:00 —Cities Service hour; solo
ists, male quartet and
Bourdon Orchestra—WßC
and N. B. C. network.
g.OO—lnterwoven Pair; Ernie
Hare, Billy Jones and
> Orchestra WJZ, WBZ,
WBZA, WHAM, KDKA,
WMC, WHAS, WBM.
WSB and others.
8:30 —Big Guns; dramatic
sketch—WßC and N. B.
C network.
9:00 —The Sign of the Green
and White; quartet and
Mendoza Orchestra—
WMAL and C. B. 8. net
work.
9:00 —Raleigh Revue; orchestra,
quartet and soloist*—WßC
and N. B. C. network.
9:30 —Fast Freight; organ and
quartet—WMAL and C.
B. 8. network.
9:3o— Kodak week end pro
-4 gram; aololsts and Shil
kret’s Orchestra WRC
and N. B. C. network.
10:00 —Vincent Lopez Orchestra;
dance music—WßC and
N. B. C. network.
11:00 —Duke Ellington’s Band;
dance music—WßC and
C. B. S. network.
11:30 Dell Lampe’s Orchestra:
1 dance music—WßC and
v N. B C. network.
j —1
I Today on the Radio
'] (All time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.)
LOCAL STATIONS.
I tTM 41 475.9 Meters. I
W «3» Kilocycle*.
* 2:oo—Variety program from Atlantic j
City.
3:3o—"The Inspiration of the Repub
lic.” by Vice President Curtis. j
4:oo—Organ recital by Jesse Crawford, j
4:3o—Carl Rupp’s Captivators.
s:oo—Melody Musketeers.
s:ls—Goldenberg program.
> s:3o—Orange Crush program.
■ j s:4s—Talk under auspices of the
Washington Board of Trade.
| 6:oo—Crockett Mountaineers.
! 6:ls —Flashes from The Evening Star.
6:3o—Evangeline Adams, astrologer.
6:45—A. A. A. radiologue.
7:00 —Correct time.
7:oo—Jimmy and Jane.
7:3o—Melody Moon,
i B:oo—Correct time.
8:01 —True Story hour.
1 1 9:oo—Pageant of Freedom,
j 9:3o—Gold Medal Fast Freight.
| 10:00—Baltimore Orchestra,
j 10:15—Heywod Broun’s radio column,
i 10:30 —Biltmore Orchestra.
I 11:00 —Duke Ellington’s Band,
j 11:30—Nocturne.
! 12:00 —Correct time.
Early Program Tomorrow.
] 8; 00a—Something for every one.
! B:3oa—Morning Moods.
I 9:ooa—Columbia Grenadiers.
! 9:3oa—Mexican moments.
| 10:30a—Saturday Syncopators.
I 11:00a—Adventures of Helen and Mary.
11:15a—"Your Neighbor Next Door.
11:20a—Frank Young, pianist,
ill:3oa—Manhattan Towers Orchestra,
j 12:30—Savoy Plaza Orchestra.
I I:oo—Organ recital by Ann Leaf,
j I:3o—Dominion Male Quartet,
j 2:oo—Columbia Ensemble.
2:3o—For your information.
3:oo—The Aztecs.
3:3o—French Trio.
4:00 to 4:4s—Manhattan Towers Or
chestra.
WOT 228 9 Meters.
” 1.310 Kilocycles.
3:3o—Sports hour.
4:3o—"Tom and Wash.”
s:oo—Sports hour (continued).
s:3o—“One-Time Opportunities.”
5:45—J. C. Flood.
6:oo—Dinner music.
6:3o—Police flashes.
6:4s—Harriet L. Wagner, soprano, and
Thelma Callahan, pianist.
7:oo—Silver String Revelers.
7:20 to 7:30 —News flashes.
Early Program Tomorrow.
7:3oa—Reveille and musical clock.
8:00a —Birthdays.
B:lsa—Breakfast brevities.
10:00a—Talk by Commodore W. E.
Longfellow of the American
Red Cross.
10:30a—Today's bright spots.
10:45a—Request program.
12:00—Request program for Walter
Reed Hospital.
I:oo—George Cornwell, pianist.
V 4 i 434.5 Meters,
#9O Kilocycle*.
3:4s—Weather Bureau reports.
7:45 to B:oo—Public Health Service
broadcast. No. 365.
"What About Goiter?”
9:4s—Time signals.
10:00—Weather Bureau reports.
OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS.
Programs prepared by the Associated Press Scheduled for Eastern standard time.
(Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.)
454.3—WEAF New York—666 (N. B. C.
Chain).
s:4s—Uncle Abe and David (15 min
utes).
6:ls—Safety Berles.
6:3o—Welcome Lewis and Artists.
7:oo—Bourdon Orchestra and Cava
liers.
B:oo—Eskimos' Dance Orchestra.
B:3o—Big Guns.
9:oo—Radio Review.
10:00—Vincent Lopez Dance Orchestra.
10:15—Uncle Abe and David (repeat).
348.6—WA8C New York—B6o (C. B. 8.
Chain).
6:15 —H. V. Kaltenborn, talk; dance
orchestra.
6:30 —Evangeline Adams.
6:4s—Fashion Plates; Levitow Orches
tra.
7:oo—The Nitwits.
7:3o—The Adventurers’ Club.
B:oo—Story Hour.
9:oo—Pageant of Freedom.
9:3o—Fast Freight.
10:00 —town’s Orchestra.
10:15—Hey wood Broun.
10:30—Osbornt ">-"hestra; Ellington’s
Band.
11:30 — Ann Leaf at organ.
J94.S—WJZ New York—76o (N. B. C.
Chain).
s:oo—Orchestra.
5:15 —Lime lights.
s:4s—Floyd Gibbons.
! 6:oo—Amos ’n’ Andy.
6:ls—Lessons In golf.
6:30—T0 be announced.
6:4s—Rise of the Goldberg’s.
; 7:oo—Scores; the Pickard Family.
7:3o—Hysterical Sportcasts.
7.45 Lucile Turner.
8:00—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare.
B:3o—Orchestra and Mixed Chorus.
9:00 —Quakers.
9 30—Week end program.
1 10:00 —Drama.
10:15 —Slumber music (46 minutes).
571.8 —WPG Atlantic City—l,loo.
7:OO—WABC (30 m); harmonies.
B:oo—Music Mssters; July 4th.
9:OO—WABC (30 m.); Wandering Poet.
10:00—Same as WABC (2 hrs.).
282.8—WBAL Baltimore—l.o6o.
fI:OO—WBAL Ensemble.
8:30 Musical Moments (30 m.).
282.8 WTIC Hartford—l.ooo.
7:oo—Same as WEAK (I*4 hrs).
8:30 —Old Timers; studio.
9:3o—The Traveler's Hour.
• 10:30 —News; WEAF program.
422.1—W0R Newark—7lo.
B:ls—Trio: revue.
7:oo—lndependence Day program
7:30 —Ensemble; Gypsies; orchestra.
9:00 —By the fireside; feature.
10:00—News; orchestra; Moonbeams.
256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—l,l7o.
5.45 Mac and Al: feature.
6:3O—WABC (15 m); Mr. Hill.
7:oo—Entertainers (30 m.).
7:3o—Same as WABC (4Vi hrs.).
305.9 KDKA Pittsburgh—9 80.
S:4S—WJZ (30 m.); music (45 m).
7 00 —Summer program.
7 30—Same as WJZ <2 3 « hrs.).
10:15—Jewelers; Sports Review.
10:40—Jack Denny’s Orchestra.
260 7—WHAM Rochester—l,lso.
S:4S—WJZ (45 min); Trio.
7:00 —Same as WJZ (SV« hours).
| 10:15—Tom Grierson, Organ.
379.5—WGY Schenectady—79o.
8:30 —WOAF (30 min); Orchestra.
8:00 —Two Hours from WEAF.
10:00 —Pop the Question
10:30—Half Hour from WEAF.
302.1—W8Z Springfield—99o.
s:4s—Jesters (15 min.); WJZ (30
min).
6:3o—Mac and Al; Gossip; Pioneers.
7:3o—Same as WJZ <2*4 hours).
10:15—Sports; WJZ Program.
CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN
STATIONS.
428.3—W'LW Cincinnati—7oo.
6:00 —Organ: Brooks Ac. Ross.
6:3o—Orchtstra: Mac and Al.
7:ls—Night School: variety.
7:4S—WJZ (15 min.); Champions.
B:4s—Scribe (15 min); WJZ (1«4
hours).
10:15 Party (15 min ); WJZ, (30 min ).
11:00—Variety programs (2 If hours).
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C„ FRIDAY. .THEY 4, 1930,
W D(> 315.6 Meters.
" 956 Kilocycles.
; 2:oo—The Merrymakers.
• 2:3o—Chicago Serenade.
, 3:00 —The Moxie Hostess.
3:15 —Pacific feature hour.
4:00—“Call to Freedom.”
4:3o—The Tea Timers.
5:00 —Black and Gold Orchestra.
s:ls —Tri-Me Ambassadors.
s:4s—Uncle Abe and David.
6:oo—Amos ’n' Andy.
6:ls—Universal Safety Series.
6:3o—Correct time.
6:3l—Songs by Peter de Rose and May
Singhi Breen.
6:4s—Rise of the Goldbergs.
7:oo—Cities Service hour.
B:oo—Clicquot Club Eskimos.
B:3o—Washington’s Independence dav
celebration, broadcast from the
. Sylvan Theater.
■ 9:oo—Raleigh Revue.
9:3o—Kodak week end program.
10:00—Vincent Lopez and his St. Regis.
Orchestra.
10:15—Slumber music.
11:00—Weather forecast.
11:01 to 12:00—Dell Lampe's Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:4sa—Tower health exercises.
7:lsa —Morning devotions.
7:3oa—Cheerio.
B:ooa—The Crackels Man.
B:lsa—Morning melodies.
9:ooa—Hits and Bite.
10:00a—Three Little Maids.
10:15a—Radio Household Institute.
10:30a—Peter Dardis, tenor.
10:45a—Talk by A. Cloyd Oill.
11:00a—On Wings of Song.
12:00—Organ recital and Kltt studio.
12:45—National farm and home hour.
I:3o—The Melody Three.
2:00 —The Marionettes.
3:oo—Wyoming ranch life.
3:15 —Cyril Langlois. baritone.
3:3o—Dancing melodies.
4:00 to 4:3o—The Lady Next Door.
WKV 205.4 Meters.
"J’ 3 ’ 1.460 Kilocyrle*.
3:00—Bob Merchant.
4:oo—Robert Downing presentation.
4:3o—Children’s program.
s:oo—Science and History.
s:3o—Down the Highway.
6:oo—Musical Interlude.
6:ls—Service program.
6:3o—News flashes.
6:4o—Classified program.
7:oo—Police flashes.
7:ls—"George Washington and Hts
Fairfax County Neighbors," by
Rev. C. A. Langston, pastor of
the Pohlck Church.
7:3o—Time signals.
7:3l—United Slates Army Band.
8:00 —Jenifer's Jubilee Singers.
8:30 —Legion program.
9:l6—lnsurance program.
9:3o—The Gondoliers.
10:00—Song story
10:30 to 11:00—Dance music.
Early Program Tomorrow.
9:00a to I:oo—Farm news, current
events and music.
2:oo—Midafternoon musicale.
398.8—WJR Detroit—7so.
7:oo—Feature; Je«ters.
7:3O—WJZ (15 min.); feature.
8:00—Two hours from WJz.
10:00—Orchestra (30 min.); WJZ
(30 min ).
llrOO—Dance ahd organ (2 hours).
405.2—W’58 Atlanta—74o.
7:oo—Hour of features.
B:OO—WJZ programs (2*4 hours).
10:15—WEAF (15 min.); WJZ (15
min.).
10:45—Studio concerts.
11:00—Feature hour.
12:00—Transcontinental program.
277.6 WBT Charlotte—l,oßo.
6:OO—WJZ (15 min.); classified.
6:3o—Dairies; political talk.
7:ls—Protective League.
7:4S—WJZ and WEAF (2Vi hours).
10:15—City Court.
10:30—Same as WABC (l»/ 2 hours).
365.6 WHAS Louisville—B2o.
7:oo—Violin; scores; feature.
8:00—Two hours from WJZ.
10:00—Painters (30 min); WJZ.
10:45—Bank program; news.
11:30—WHAS Dance Band.
461.3—WSM Nashville—6so.
7:OO—WJZ <3O min.); orchestra.
B:OO—WEAF and WJZ (2(4 hours).
10:15—Feature (15 min.); WJZ.
10:45—Melodies; feature.
11:15—Players; Jack and Bill.
270.1—WRVA Richmond—l,llo.
6:00 —N. B. C. (30 min.); dinner music.
7:00 —Mac and Al; sports; feature.
7:45 —Same as WJZ (IV4 hours).
9:oo—Studio <3omin ); WJZ (45 min.).
10:15—Feature; July Fourth; orchestra.
EUGENIA BANKHEAD’S
NEW HUSBAND IS ILL
Honeymoon Will Be Delayed, but
Bridegroom in No Danger,
Doctors Assert.
By th# Associated Press.
RENO, Nev., July 4.—Howard Lee.
Dallas aviator, and former polo player,
was recovering from an illness that
seized him a few minutes after his mar
riage here to Mrs. Eugenia Bankhead
Hoyt Butt, daughter of Representative
Bankhead of Alabama.
The ailment was diagnosed as appen
dicular colic. Lee collapsed Tuesday
night, ending the wedding festivities at
tended by 20 guests. Physicians said
his condition was not serious and the
honeymoon of the couple may not be
delayed more than a day or two.
The bride last Monday obtained an
annulment of her marriage to Wilfred
LAwson Butt, former University T>f Ne
vada student, whom she married here
last December after a second divorce
from her first husband.
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COLLEGE STUDENT - Corporation has open
ing for student of pleasing personality; In
teresting work: will pay right parly *l5O per
month Address Box ISI-A. Star office
COUNTER GIRL, experienced. Apply Hotel
Washington Coffee Shop.
MARKER and sssorter. experienced: must
he quick and accurate. Conger Laundry,
23rd and New TWk ave. n.w.
PRESB OPERATOR, night shift; good'wa'ge*
Conger Laundry. 23rd and New York ave.
n.w,
SALESLADIES wanted Apply F. W. Wool
worth 1201 F st. I) w. _
; SHIRT OPERATORS (white), experlenoedon
body, collar and cuff press; good wages guar
anteed. Pioneer Laundry Co., 920 ft. I.
_____
STENOGRAPHER, "preferably young lady
who has been employed In credit clothing
store Permanent position. Apply 703 7th
at. ji.w_
WOMAN, white, to work iif lunch room";
hoars, 4 to 11:30 pm. Call personally. Crys
tal Lunch. 6640 Georgia ave. n.w.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. ' companion.
white, good home, moderate salary, mother
and daughter, latter employed. Lincoln 7011.
BOOKKEEPER YYdf
fished real estate company de
sires first-class bookkeeper with
experience. Salary, $1,200 to
$1,500 to start. Reply in own
handwriting, stating experience.
Address Box 373-Z, Star office.
HELP—DOMESTIC.
mother;* HELPER, refined white' girl. Stay
nights Splendid home. $25 a month. Ref
erences required. Address Box 27-Z, Star
ofTWr
wHiWwOMAIT~*fn*fe. middle-aged, to do
general housework. Address Box 273-A.
Star office _ _ g»
woman, whit*, to care for small apt and
£^ ldr,n - CaU Lincoln 741 g-W a^Jer
SITUATION—MEN.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, duality work
at bedrock prices: new or repair. Estimates
Riven D DeWald. 633 East Capitol. Phone
Atl 8841-W. »•
BUTLER-YALfcT. English. good references.
Deeatar SM2 before it a m. s*_
CARPENTER WORK wanted, repair Work a
spec'alty. Lin. 5474-W. 15#* Betmina rd.
n.e. •*
CHAUFFEUR or janitor, voting colored man
with wife and * children desires position.
Aionao GortreUe. Decatur 6424. •_
CHAUFFEUR (colored!, houseman and but
ler: 14 years’ experience; good relerence.
Call Met. 0057.
CHAUFFEUR, white, wishes position with
private family: tree to travel; first-class city
referencesjof lon* periods. North >458. 4*
FILIPINO, cook, butler, chauffeur: can fur
nish best city references. Gregorio Castillo.
US T at ne . Washington. D _C. ;*
FILIPINO, youn*. well educated, would like
to woik in private family as butler-house
man: can drive any make car; do plain
cooking. Address Box 262-A. Star office. 6*
PAINTER, white, first class, desires house
ito paint, interior or exterior. Reasonable.
Call Mr. Russell. National 1338. P
YOUNG DANE, has been here two months,
wants work In private family; willing >o
do any kind of work _Phone North 6452-.1.
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants job as chauf
feur or butler. Phone Decatur 5925-W,
Oeorge McCullough. 3*
SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN.
CHAUFFEUR. nrivßte or store, with refs ;
also a woman would like part-time work.
N 0867.
CHAUFFEUR, MAtb. by man and wifiTT iont
experience; country or city; stay nights pre
ferred. 1008 New Jersey ave. n.w. 4*
SITUATION—WOMEN.
NURSE, registered, desires nurse-compan
ion position; references. Tel. Clev. 4184-W.
6*
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, part time
or by the week; satisfaction assured. Miss
Nolan. Lincoln 0082
SITUATION—DOMESTIC.
COOK, good, willing, honest: family or cafe
teria. in or hear Washington. ' Mrs. T.
Marcus. 1836 N H. ave. n.w^
GENERAL KOUSEWORKER. colored, com
petent, part or full time, hotel chamber
maid, waiting Lincoln 8100. _
GIRL. neat, light colored, wlahes position as
mother’s helper; good references; stay night.
Call Cleveland 4705, Apt. 409, between
10and_6.
GIRL, colored, 14 years old: place as nurse
or mother's helper, part-time work, in city.
1339 Que st- n.w. Phone North_l4s3.
HIGH-SCHOOL GlftL. colored, wants work
in shop, office or care of children. Ap
piy_ 11as sth st. s.e.
HOUSEKEEPER, young lady, experienced,
wishes employment with small family or
employed couple; references. Address Box
288-A. Btgr office. •
MAID, colored, good personality and ap
pearance; excellent cook, housemaid, wait
ress or part time; excellent reference. Pot.
5912.
MAID, colored, good cook, general worker,
nurse or mother’s helper, full or part time;
reference. Decatur 2418.
WOMAN wishes position as cook In private
family or bachelor apt; city reference.
1454(2 Que st. n.w.
WOMAN, colored, settled, wants part-time
work cleaning apts. or wash dishes at
lunch room or boarding house or private
family. Potomac 8127 or 207 O st. n.w. •
WOMAN wants general housework with Gen
tile people, or part time; has ref. 1525 9th
st. n.w. _____
YOUNG GIRL, colored, mother's helper, also
bundles to take home. 2618 Georgia ave.
n.w. Adams 5427,
~ PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
la 8 cents per Una additional to tfis
regular Una rata
EVERY CARE Cd"ir
valescents artd aged by nurse In her own
home. Adams 7353. 1533 Kalorama rd.
MONSV ADVANCED ON PAWN
diamonds, antloues. silver and gold Lit
lngston j Co.. 1319 F st. n.w. Nat. 8149
VIT-O-NET BATHS. BATTLE CREfk RE
ducer massages for chronic pains, cooling
alcohol rubs Potomac_472l. 9*
CHILDREN ONLY $25 MONTH, BUMMER
school-home; nutritious meals; experienced
instructors; cool bed rooms; supervised play
grounds; varied recreational program; near
Rock Creek Park. North 8244. •
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN WILL
share exclusive apartment (one room unfur
nished) with another; rent, 142 50. Dec.
3671 or Dec. 0659 •
GRADUATE NURSI WILL OIVIJ ROOM
and hoard and nursing care to elderly or
convalescent patients at very reasonable
rate._ 1122_Lamont at._n.w._ Adams 6902.
SWEDISH MASSAGE FOR RHEUMATISM,
reducing and general body building. 1328
Fairmont _st._n.w. Adams 7084.
YOUNGS SUMMER DAY CAMP BOYS,
girls, 3 to 13 years: called for, returned by
private car; awimmtnt. athletics, crafts,
klndeigarten:_college counselors. North 6993
SURPRISING HOW REASONABLE— OLD
floors refintshed; painting, interior and ex
terior; plastering, cement work: screens
window and house cleaning
Call BEN. Potomac 2868. •
BU i L f? ING “Construction and ~ieneral _ re
modeling The L. A T. Construction Co
£?/. satisfactory service call Metropolitan
0854. “We help you to finance.”
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.
_ 2528 Uth D ft ”• ADD *bbt 4683.
i MOTOR TRAVEL~_
TWO-WEiK TRIP, Birmingham. Ala. and
return; leave July 11; room for one person.
Address Box 221-A, Star office. _ 4»
DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS JULY 6.
Can accommodate two passengers; reason
abie. Adama 6824 4«
MAN DESniES TRANS. DENVBR or Pacific
Coast; share expenses or drive. Address Box
256-A, Star onice. 4*
1100- CALIFORNIA bus eamping Trlp, all
expense; Yellowstone, Los Angeles, Orand
Canyon: leaves July 13. Phone 4,5, 6 and
ves. Clev. 3193-J. _ "7«
TRANSPORTATION WANTED TOIifIDDLE
West around July »; share expanses. Adams
1431. •
DRIVING W BjRMINdHAM. AtA , MorTday,
July 7, bia Nash; have room for one or two,
share expense. Address Box 279-A, Btar
office. •
LADY WOULDT.IKE TRANSPORTATToN to
?M U t d .ri,’-^ Col0 ’ ** • ,00Q *® Possible, call
33(MUuiiana *ve. n w. 4«
BEAUT If PARLORS.
MABiLIE HONOUR SCHOOL OF~SiAUTY
Culture closed Saturday, July 5. 1356 N. H
ave. and 817 14th st. n.w.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. == ”
J'ANTED. CONFECTIONERY or delicatessen
with living rooms, for exchange for alx-room
paT o«»h difference.
Address Box 16-Z. Star office. 7*
ron SALE—Small apt. house containing 6
apts., desirably located. Well worth investi
gating owner, Decatur_474B.
on tha "* wly opened hlgh
uub!? f ? r ., auto accM - or any other
business; oil station to be built opposite;
Jof rent. 1507 Kenilworth ave. J. W. Koob,
631 Center Market. Eve. Col. 9583
FOR LEASE, SBO per month, tea rom and
equipment with dance hail. el«ht acrea.
cnlcken house for 300 chickens, extra large
barn, city improvements. Southern Md , 7
miles from D. C. line on Stats rd. Address
Box office. 6»
PARTNER WANTED for paylnt “ chicken
farm, nearby Md., to Invest In business.
Address Box 260-A, St ar_ office. 6*
for SALE—First deed of trust notes in
small denominations bearing 7 per cent;
opportunity to largely Increase returns upon
modest accumulations. H. D. Williams Co,
Ouray Bldg. «•
LUNCH ROOM, fully equipped; reasonable.
Mrs Higgins, 1018 Eye at. s.e. •
DININQ ROOM for rent, wonderful oppor
tunity for party familiar with serving tour-
near Capitol. Lincoln 8898. •
SANDWICH SHOP AND BARBECUE~cora
pietely equipped, desirable downtown loca
tion; bargain for quick buyer; reasonable
terms If desired. Call National 2900, Apt. 202
__#• _
DRUG STORE, on prominent thoroughfare;
growing business and neighborhood; price
right; substantial cash payment required;
good reason for selling; real buy; owner
Address Box 286-A. Star office.
SMALL CAPITAL brings big returns by fol
lowing our plan This is no gel-rich-quick
scheme, but a safe, sure way to make your
money make you money; no work neces
sary Only limited number can be accept
ed. but full informal ion given each reply.
Address Box 215-A Star office.
LAROE STORE and I rooms, all modern Im
provements with large gArage. Good for
any business, especially for ladles’ and chil
dren's apparel. Sale or lease. 1851 H
st. n.e. 4*
TO BUY OR SEi7l~
ANY BUSINESS,
SEE US FIRST.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING A FINANCE CO.
LARGEST BUSINESS BROKERAGE
CONCERN IN WASHINGTON FSTAB. 1921
9th FLOOR, DIST. NAT L BANK BLDG.,
1406 O ST. N.W. TEL, MET. 4i19.
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 6000, Branch 11S.
ANT. BEDBUG. MOTH. ROACH extermina
tion guaranteed Fumigation and moth
proofing of houses. Also fumigation cham
ber .o rid furniture of moths and bedbugs
Call and deliver American Disinfectant Co.
® 38 _ Eye et. n.w Rational 8478
ARCHITECTURAL, mechanical and patent
drafting, saw filing and tool sharpening
3160 Mt. Pleasant st. n.w. Office phone.
Adams 7127; residence phone, Adams 8562. 4*
BEDDING of all ttnda renovated and steri
lised by process approved by Healtb Dept .
p C Prompt aerviee and »w Driest Eagle
Bedding Co 2318 >th at n.e Decatur 715
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses,
pillows, feather mat.; down comfort, re-eov
ered Ideal Bedding Co, 622 t n w, Nat 4094
snf£f>fck.’competent, will furnlFtTolanl and
estimates on remodellna. new construction
stores, porches, concrete, plumbing, heating'.
Otorgfa *'
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
JlCont inwed. >
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. boif'spFihl* Shd
pillows reno.. best prices and prompt del
Wwan Mattress Co., lit L at. i t Nat 9979
CARPENTER WORlc and repairing done:
PrlC". can Columbia 3483-W.
IK for Carpenter. 4*
PPtrh rockers splinted, up-
SXMan W™; I2U 10tb “ »•
ELECTRrb Wiring —We Will wire your six
room house, including fixtures and inside
services, for SSO Cash or terms up to 3
years to pay; first payment to start Sept. I;
h° ijherest. People s Home Decorating Co.,
81 > 9th n.w F3ione National 7417. 6*_
ELECTRICAL WIRING— 6 rooms wired, with
fixtures. S6O and up. star Electric Co.
Adams 8850 4927 9th n.w. *•
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, aereplng. wax-,
in*: skilled mechanics. Paul Serene. 28
N. Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 3666
FLOOR WORK in all branches, new dust
less machines; expert mechanics: moderate
charges. Let us estimate. Wright s Floor
Service. 800 Kennedy st. n.w. Ga. 0885 -J. _
FLOOR WORK, expert; floors refinished
like new: dustiess machines, reasonable. W
C. Deaton. 2010 P st._n.w_Pot. 5250-M._B*
FLOORS SCRAPED, refinished. cleaned,
waxed, hand or machine work; reliable serv
ice. reasonable price* Nash Floor Service
803 Princeton st n.w Columbia 4231
HOME IMPROVEMENTS—EIectric wlrlnt
and fixtures, papering and painting, hard
wood floors and staircases, carpentry, plumb
ing and heating, porch inclosuies. metal
ceilings, roofing, guttering, spouting, plaster
ing. cement and brick work: terms to please
you. get our price, our service is our repu
tation. Penn Improvement & Electric CD.,
Inc., 911 7th st. n.w., Nat. 0512 and 0513,
opposite Goldenhei g s.
KEYS—Duplicate Keys. 25 cents; made While
you wait Turner A Clark. 1221 W New
Yorg ave n y Met 3005
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLAS’I ERtkd
Special prices this month; best material;
ail work guaranteed S D Lopatin. 3329
llth st. jiear_Pnrk rd _Adams 5349
PAPERING ROOMS. $7 and UP PAINTING
at lowest prices, using pure lead and oil.
We do plumbing, heating, wiring, porch in
closures and general remodeling. No rash
necessary. Terms to suit your convenience
Just call The Home Decorators, 1009 9th
st. n.w. Metropolitan 0854.
PAPERHANGEP. * wants work. Will* aave
you money. Work guaranteed. Also paint
ing ,nd plast-ring. North 1299. _4*
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—W* will
scrape (dry) and paper average sige room,
$7. We also paint interior and exterior. We
use Dutch Boy lead, pure linseed oil only.
Paperhanging guaranteed for 5 years. Cash
or terms up to 3 years; first payment Sept.
1: no interest. Estimates free of eharge.
People's Home Decorating Co.. Inc., 817 9th
st. n.w. Do not confuse our name with
other home decorating companies We are
tlie People's Home Decorating, Nat. 7418. 8*
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—SpeciaI
prices this month only, average sized rooms
scraped (dry), pointed where necessary,
papered for $7; paperhanging guaranteed
In writing for 5 years. We do interior and .
exterior painting. We use only pure Dutch '
Boy lead, linseed oil. pure turpentine, and
paints are mixed on premises so ingredients
can be seen Will wire six-room house, in
cluding Inside services and fixtures, for SSO.
We install new baths, do all kinds of plumb
ing work, which is accomplished under our
registered plumber in accordance with the
regulations of the District Buildinr. We in
stall new heating plants, use new American
style radiators exclusively, at SSO per radi
ator. Our heating plants are guaranteed to
give 70 degrees heat inside when It is be
low *ero outside. We build new porches,
brick, metal and stone garages and lay
and scrape floors. No Job is too small or too
large. Cash or terms up to three years to
pay. without interest. It does not require
a mortgage on your home; you need not
Jian • note until the work is completed.
First payment may start Sept. 1 for work
done this week. No work sublet: all our
work is oone from our own shop under the
2i!s£E?’ i £ ion ,2 ur manager, who has the
experience of li years. Estimates free of
c G,,e special prices offered, we
will keep open for your convenience until 9
pm. Do not confuse our name with other
'dTc«S,no W 'co'".^'.
8D 9th_st. n.w. National 7417. 7418. •
FAINTING. Interior and exterior: TkTllei
reasonable prices. Paul Cerenc.
28 _N._Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 3666
PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $5 and
I 0 ’ “'X™ 1 ' *' ork guaranteed
pec, T lur G S?4T 2139 18lh Apt ’ 3
{'•'"tint, netting, carpen
» •i! d Plastering; anything repaired
» n Z°'X.Jl om Si. n £ cash - • “‘tie each month
J. R. Bears. 639 N Y ate. North 4911
PIANO TUNfNd. $2.50; repair - estimates
1 E** . *anders°n-Schaeffer Co , 644 H st n.a
Lin. 1057; night Call, Col. 6940 Pot. 989
PLUMBING, HEATING, - OIL BURNING; rt
palr* and installation; found reliable for 32
years. J R Guerin, 413 E Cap _Lin._34n
ROOF REPAIRING, painting, gutter, spotit
: reasonable. Ajax Roof
i ihg Co., North 5314, day, night. 2038 l*th n w.
.*enerat repairing. paintTnltTtiiF
nlng, spouting, guttering, service; guaran
*tf»s«iWiMan,a£S.h,Pv.uC%ll Mr - Russell. Na
t!onal i 332. _ 820 llth *t. n.w. 6*
ROOFINO. guttering. suoutlngT painting an 3
repairing, lowest prices, best work! BALUB
ROOFING CO., North 10114.
' SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
BARGAINS In Underwood and L. C. Smith
typewriters, setting hen and model T Ford
Will reciprocate by buying new Ford from
dealer who purchases my radio. 6519 Plney
Brahch rd. nw. Ga. 3379.
BUILDING MATERIAL, all kinds. DoiVt
buy plate glass or store doors until seeing
mine. Bathtubs, basins, porcelain sinks, tel
lets, windows and doors. 2x4’s and 2xl2’s.
Columbia Pike and Mt. Vernon Blvd.. Arllnt
tnn. Va, R E. Rencher. Clarendon 1526.
BUILDING MATERIAL AND
ing two city blocks containing 78 houses and
4 apartment buildings Just east of CapitoJ
f*t Ist and A sts. n.e. Thousands of feet of
pod flooring, sheathing and framing; thou
ands of Clean, whole brick; thousands Os
good sash; complete windows with frames;
good doors with locks and hinges; lavatories,
bathtubs, toilets, radiators, heating plants
and oipe Hundreds of other bargains. Two
entire city blocks of buildings to choose
from Come early and get your pick. Sell-
Job ' lßt and A n.e.
_ HECHINOER CO,. HousewreCklng Dept.
l CdpCH. Englander; good condition; cheap.
Apt. 204, 1451_ Park rd. n.w.
DESKS—SaIe of ‘factory sec»ndi :r "ol - office
furniture, desks, tables, chairs, bookcases,
file cabinets, cabinet safes and used office
furniture. You can also rent it. H Baum
A Bon, 816 E at. n.w. National 9138.
DESKS, chairs, safes, files; cheapest prices
In Washington Special sale factory sec
onds. Commercial office Furniture Co., 430
Bth st. n.w Met 7743.
SS?*3nß[ SOL IT AIR E.~welg h l about 1 kT;
1280 will buy. Also one, weight about the
same. Answer quick, need money. Address
Box 271-A. Star office. •
DIAMOND RING, weight 2 S/ », pure. Also
bracelet; pledged, together or separate. Take
to your friend who knows. Address Box
268-A, Star office. •
DOORS Mirror doors with full-length mlr
rors. $7.50, used, perfect; limited quantity.
Come quick to Job, Ist and A sts. n.e.
_HECHINOER CO, Housewrecking__pept.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR; guaranteed In
first-class condition Col. 2267.
FURNITURE- Contents 1-room apt., antique
table, desk, pictures; over $1,500,000 par
value stocks, various companies; all for
$250; bargain for somebody. 204 Conard
Apts. •
FURNITURE- Handsome 3-ptece bed-daven
port suite, benutiful day bed, five rugs,
other pieces; real bargains Home all day.
2521 Conn.ave.
FURNITURE-New iron beds, chairs, ma
hogany, Morris chair, screens, enam*led
kitchen table, rugs. 33 >th st. n.e. •
OAS RANGES, slightly used. less than half
price. Why pay more? All styles; every
range guaranteed. J. W. Williams. 609 6th
at. n.w. National 2986. •}•
HEATING PLANTS—Slightly iised steanTand
hot-water boilr.s for large bOlldlngs. Also
radiation; perfect condition. Come to J«b
Ist and A sts. n.e.
Hechlnger Co., Housewrecking Department.
ICE BOX (store), large, suitable for butch
er, dairyman or florist; 1.500 lbs. Ice ca
pacity; Mce new; $125 cash. United States
Storage Co.. 420 st. n w
MACHINERY— Lathes, electric spot welder,
air compressors, power punch, planer Join
er. cut-off saws, steam boiler, belting 'shaft-
Ing. 5 hp. ac. motor, tools, etc. Edgar
Baum, Jr., 101 6th st. n.w.
OFFICE FURNITURE fr*m U. 8. Govt.—
Desks, chairs, file cabinets, tables: everything
Y e,t Washington
Salvage Co., office furn. dept.. 310Jth et. n.w
mn N( t7l? A m Huntin *ton. fine condf-
V.°" * 7B Btleff, like new. $225 Steinway.
PixYFr-plano, little gsed. $195
One midget player. 1265 One stand Itkr
JJ-J g? 3d 9 ®° le for Kranlch dr Bach
tnr d r , .*nt dm *l!.« U ? rll,ht * and « ra "<>* PISIIOS
J or rent Moving, packing and utoraa#
Hugn - Woroh ‘ HIP Q it_n.w Established 1879
MACHINE (steam), good condi-
Jl?. p J £. Uchl^,"L' v National cash reg-
Istei . reasonable. 301 Todd pi. n.e. 6*
RANGE, hot-water back, SB. 30 S'stT n siT
REFRIGERATOR, 100-pound capacity, per
fect condition, Call Columbia 7812-J.
REFRIGERATOR. General electric: owner
,or California: onty one month old.
Call between 6 and 7 p m . Lin. 4225. 4*
np ? a,ld second-hand; vault doorii
safe deposit boxes and lockers. G. G. Ham-
Nor'th W 174L°27i2. rf>r 1126 IJ,h «’
wf2 rl 2?~ MA f,y iN Jf S— Drophead Singer, sl9
* ,B .v fi'endarcL *ls; New ideal.
«i°i. ot> lf rs .. at * S; all * uar machines.
»«# Renting and repairing. Open evening i
BE. Brw.JMch. Shop, 313 Pa. ave. s.e. Lin. 275 i
STAMPS. U 8. and foreign, packet#, sets. 1
i>lbums, catelogs, accessories Phone Dle
trlct 4185. Collins Stamp Shop. 927 15th at.
STORE FIXTURES—Show cases, wail cases,
counters, shelving, tables, chairs, cash regis
ters. iron safes, scales, coffee urns, soda
fountains, elec, mixers, partitions and equip
ment of every description. Edgar Baum.
Inc . 914 E st. n.w 1
TYPEWRITER—A very good Underwood No.
5; reasonable. _Phone Hyatlaville 1587-W.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia •
1883 Underwoods. Royals and L. C. Smiths. *
$3.50 mo.; 3 moa. ln adv„ J1 75; 8 mos.i. *l3 I 1
TYPEWRITERS—American Typewriter Co '
All makes bought, aold. rented, repaired '
Student rates Open evenings. 1431 East ]
Capitol at. Lin 00S2
VACUUM CLEANERS. Airway. HodyerT
Eureka. Royal, Premier, O. E.. sls, J2O; like !
new; year's guarantee: rent cleaners, 51.50 1
day; bags, parts; repairing all kinds: de- ]
livery. Vacuum Cleaner Shop. 1404 Girard. ;
Adama 0900. i
VENDING MACHINES' to sell any confer- 1
tion; six; sufficient to start paying route: 1
Other business reason for selling: make l t
offer. Phone George. Adams 0351, between ! i
4 Bia- and 7:30 p m 4* I
VICTROLA. arthopnAnie: walnut cabinet. 1
HELP AND SITUATIONS.
SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
_ iCoMlmnl.)
VT&LIR. by »n OM master. XiTTume-Fri
day to Sunday, 312 2nd st. ne. Lin. 6470-W.
3* __
WASHING MACHINE. electric. with centrif
ugal dryer. first-class condition: name cash
price. Address Box 62-A. Star nOW
DOGS, nrs. BTC.
ENGLISH Bull DOG PUPPISS. pedigreed. j
Dr Kelly S Doe Hospital, 8423 14!h n w., tel.
Col BMi Angora kittens for sale 8* J
DOGS BOARDED Modern kennelsT - large'. I
shady run. does called for and delivered
Inspection invited Boston terrier puppies
reatstered stock: cheap. Dee Cee Kennels
WhHe Oaks. Md. Silver Sprint: 2-F-S Take
Colesville pike et stop light in Silver Spring,
miles to kennels.
SALE, wire haired fox terrier cuppte*.
pedigreed. West 0736 212« L st. n*
DOGS BOARDED BALDWIN KENNELS.
COMPLETE SATISFACTION
THOR P BALDWIN A SON
Bradley Hills. Md . phone Bradley 768.
CANARIES BOARDED
Called for and Delivered.
tl Week: *3 50 Month.
ATHERTON S PET SHOPS.
812 F St. 1404 Irvine St.
BOATS.
WANTED- A sailboat, to rent or buy must
have cabin. Dr. Alfred Oberle. Ambassa
dor Apt.
MOTOR Eito light-weight. 4-h p . 1929 mo
tor, weighs 30 lbs : bargain for the Fourth.
S9O cash. Phone George. Adams 0351. be
tween 4:30 p m and 1 30 p.m._ 4*
| CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN. 26-Tt de luxe type.
150 lip Kermath motor speed about 40
miles per hour: accommodations for 11 per
sons: practically new. will sacrifice. Ad
dress Box 121-X. 3tar office
CRUISER. 28-foot, completely equipped:
*450. Also Elto motor. Phone National
RB4B. Apt. 715.
POULTRY AND IOCS.
OAK GROVE POULTRY iArM-WHITE ;
leghorn pullets. 12 weeks old. from certi- !
fied flock, Tancred strain. *1.25 eacn. Phone
Ashton 13-F-2. Mrs H. P. HINES A SON,
Olnev. Md._ 5*
CHICKS—Rocks, *11: Reds, sl2; Leghorn*. *9
hundred. Hollywood Leghorns, trap nested,
best you can buv. sl2 Final hatch. Phone
J. B. Henrv. Falls Church 343 'o*
BABY CHICKS AND DUCKLINGS
Pure-bred Reds. Rocks and Leghorn*.
White Pekin* Ducklings.
Atherton's Pet Bhop. 612 F St. N W.
I.IVK STOC K AND CATTLE.
PIOS for s*le. J. O. Stevens. 2620 llladens
bttrg rd. n.e., Lincoln 9781.
U ANTED— MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTIQUES. old gold, silver, diamonds, jew
elry bought and sold Tendler’s Pawn
brokers Bale* Co- 913 D st. n w __Fr._9339
! ANTIQ uF 9:" diamonds: pawn tickets cashed.
| lUvlngston A
BEST CASH PRICES given for desirable
furniture and other goods Be sure to phone
District 8112 before selling. D Notes. 633
Louisiana ave. n.w
BOOKS— Highest prices for sets, fiction and
miscellaneous books, in anv quantity. "Bring
them" or phone Metropolitan 5415. Pearl
man's Big Book Shop. 933 O et. n.w.
BOOKS—We buy books: we pay fair prices.
Liberty Book Store, 507 P St. n.w. Phone
Met 8340. 7«
CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
fixtures; entire content* bought Edgar
B-urn, Ire.. 914 E st_ n w Met__B744
like to purchsse some
good used furniture, also baby grand piano;
can pay rash. Met. 3051. • _ 4*
FURftrrtjßE ot all kinds wanted: best price*
paid Capital Furniture Co.. 621 La. ave
n.w., or onone Met. 2452
GAS RANGES and cookers, 100 used, or we
will repair and reflnish your old range. Ed
gar Morris Sales CO., 1305- G st. n.w. Na
tional 1031.
OLD GOLD—Bring your old gold, silver, plat-
Inum. diamonds, also discarded jewelry; we
need them in our manufacturing dept.: will
pay highest prices. _A Katin.
WE PAY 12 to 110 for old suit* and over
coats; also buy luggage Wash Clothing
Ex Nat 3378 633 D st. n.w. Unlettered
auto trill call anywhere
Cash Paid for Diamonds,
Old gold silver, platinum and antiqug Jear
«lry LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 711 O n.w.
ANYTHING TO SELL*
Phone National 1281 or National 9532.
WESCIILER 8. 920 PA AVE NW.
Household effects, merchandise, stoekg.
automobiles, etc Thirty-nine year* serving
the Washington public.
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
BUICK MASTER COUPE, 1925—1250. Rumble
seat Excellent rubber and paint. Motor
A-l. A real buy. Don’t miss this one at
Emerson A Ormc. 17th & M sts. »,.w.
BUICK MASTER 6 BROUGHAM. 1929
Equipped With trunk. Perfect condition
throughout. Guaranteed the same as a new
car. Terms and trade. Emerson As Orme.
17th and M sts._n.w.
BUICK 5-PASS. STANDARD SEDAN—Ueis
than 4 months old; nearly new. Big reduc
tion. 1011 6th st. n.w.. Mr. Pox.
BUICK MASTER • 5-PASS. COU?E. 1927 -
Reflnished in maroon Dttco. New tire*.
Motor reconditioned. Large, roomy Fisher
body. Don t fall to see this one at Bmer*
son A Orme. 17th A■ M sts. n.w.
BUICK 1930 SEDAN perfect in every re
spect, new car guaranty. Phone between
6 and 7 p.m. Metropolitan 0614.
CADILLAC 314 7-PASS. TOURING—In fln**t
condition and appearance; fully equipped:
wind deflectors and other extras. Also 314
sedans. 5 and 7 passenger. Your car in
trade; terms. The Washington Cadillac Co.,
U3B-40 Conn. ave. Deratur 3900.
CADILLAC SHORT-COUPLED SEDAN, mode!
V-61—Original Dttco. Car perfect mechanical
condition. Sacrifice; *197.50. Nolan Motors
Co., nil 18th st. n.w.
CHEVROLir COACH. 1921; attractive ap
pearance. quiet and snappy motor; will not
cost much to operate; good tires: liberal
terms; *295. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525
Sherman ave. n.w.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1928; excellent me
chanical condition, original finish, uphol
stery like new: your car as part payment;
*295 Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2528 Sherman
ave. n.w.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1927; 4 new tire*, new
Duco finish, perfect condition throughout,
fully equipped; *255. Barry-Pate Motor Co.,
2528 Sherman ave. n.w.
CHEVROLET HOADSTER. 1929; has g rum
ble seat and full equipment; a speedy and
smart-looking car; see and try It: *385
Barry-Pate Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave.
n.w.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1927;" "new Duco fin
ish. good tires, fully equipped; good trans
portation at low cost: *195. Barry-Pate
Motor Co., 2825 Sherman ave. n.w.
CHEVROLET coupe. 1929- Save you tried
6-cylinder smoothness? Ride in this car
and be convinced of its value; excellent fin
ish and upholstery, fully equipped; *415.
Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave.
n.w.
CHEVROLET "8 ' COUPE. 1929—1 n best of
condition mechanically and in appearance;
an unusually fine car; low price; easy terms
or trade. Neumeyer Motor Co., 2021 llth.
North 4010. Open evenings.
CHEVROLET COUPE, latest 1929, practical
ly brand-new; lustrous blue Duco; disc
wneels; sacrifice, *365. 1336 Farkwood Pi.
Adams 9738-J. •
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1927—Ca1l Clev. S’llfc
before 9:30 s.m and bet. 6 and 7:80 pm.
CHEVROLET OOACH, 192*—An ideal ear for
the family: big. roomy, 5-pass, coach. A
real buy at a greatly reduced price, *285.
Jiynnn Motor Co.. 2015 14th_*t. n.w.
CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1910—6-cylinder. Fully
equipped and in perfect condition. Run less
than 3.500 miles; looks like new. 30-day
new-car warranty; *650; small down pay
ment. balance 12 month*. Your c*r in
trade. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Georgia
aye n .w.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1929; Ane 8-cyllnder
car. equal to new; *how* no evidence of
hard use; a ride will convince you; price
low. *415. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sher*
man ave. n.w.
CHRYSLER ROADSTER, model 75, 1989:
snappy looking. Bargain hunters, here is
your chance Special price of *798. Open
evenings and Sundays. 818 10th gj. n.e.
CHRYSLER 75 SPORT PHAETON Looks
and runs like new; used very little: fully
equipped: tonneau shield, trunk, spot light.
6 wire wheels and fender well*; a beautiful
color combination of brown and tan. Your
car in trade: terms. The Washington Cad
illac Co . 1136-40 Conn, ave. Decatur 3900.
CHRYSLER ROADSTER—SIightIy used by
original owner. Cash or terms. 1431 East
Capitol st. Lincoln 0082.
DODGE D. A. SEDAN. 1930; owner leaving
town Call North 2853-J. *»
ESSEX COACH. 1928: an exceptionally clean
car. thoroughly reconditioned; bumpers
front and rear, good tires; terms: *275.
Barry-Pate Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave.
ESSEX - SUPER-Six l-bodS~ s£dan. 192* —
2-tone original finish: inside covering Is mo
hair throughout; mechanically A-l; less than
15.000 miles: original tires. Must sell. (265;
can give terms. Dec. 39*9. 1727 P st. n.w.
6*
ESSEX COUPE. 1929—This is the real snialT
car value of the day. Don't miss it. Excel
lent condition. Priced to move and not to
hold Terms. Emerson & Orme, 17th A
M sts _n w.
ESSEX COACH. 1929—0n1y *896. and in tip
top shape In every detail; a fine little coach
that will give thousands of miles of reliable
transportation: terms and trade. Neumeyer
Motor Co . Marmon Distributors, 2021 17th.
North
FORD TUDOR. 1929—Y0u won r t appreciate
this c*r until you see It. Seat covers, paint
perfect and new tires; mechanically perfect;
priced low to move at once. Eynon Motor
Co., 2015 14th st. n.w.
FORD MODEL A SPORT" ROADSTER. 1929
Here Is the car you have been watting for
Rumble seat, side shields and new tires. A
snappy car at a sacrifice price. *365. Eynon
Motor Co . 2015 14th st. n.w.
FORD ROADSTER, 1928; a snappy car fin
ished in attractive color: splendid mechani
cal condition, good tires; *345. Barry-Pate
Motor Cii . 2525 Sherman ave. n.w
FORD TUDOR. 1929- Fine condition; muet
sell. C. A. Riippert, 2002 4th st. n.e. North
6071. ,
rORD BLACK CABRIOLET. 1929—Run *OOO
miles by owner; *465. Wisconsin 3021 after
6. Everett Flood
FORD CONVERTIBLE C6UPE, 1930—Brand
new. paint dark blue; purchased July 1,
1930: cost new $71150; to be sold at dis
count. H. B Leary Jr., A Bro. 1321-23
14th st. nW. Nnrth_6B26.
SPORT ROADSTER—6 Wire Wheel*,
good tires, mechanically 0.K.: cheap at *345.
H B Leary, Jr . A Bro., 1321-23 14th *t. n.w.
North 6826 _ ]
FORD TUDOR. 1939—Dark blue finish, new 1
tires mechanically perfect. A fine bargain
at *365 Trlanele Motor Co.. 2 New York
ave Open evenings and Sunday.
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
_ tCwntihaet.v
Franklin s-paas sedaN. aerie* nTTPi
mechanically; paint and tire* like nMr
Priced low. Yonr car in trade: terms Th*
Washington Cadillac CP. 1136-40 Conn. *y».
Decatur 3900
| HUDSON BRsusßa>> SEDAN. l§sir*e"cond
, series; fender wells and wire wheel*. An
I excellent buy. Your car In trade terms.
: The Washington Cadillac Co., 1138-49 Conn
i ave. I>cati:r S9OO _____
I HUDSON Sft6uOHA\i. 1933--Origina 1 finish
I like new, mechanically OK. excellent ap
pearance. A real buy at *490; terms snd
trade. Neumeyer Motor Co, 2021 17th.
North 4010 Open evenings
HUDSON SEbAN In rood runhing condi
tion: balance due. *9B; It's your* for the
notes Open evenings and Sunday*. Sl*
lot,) at. n.e. __
MARMON 68" REDAN. 1929—Wire wheel
equipment, trunk rack, well fenders and me
chanically and appearance like new A high
grade car; *1.000; terms and trade Neu
me -rr Motor Co . 202 t 17th North 4010
NASH 1927 ADVANCED TWO-DOOR SEDAN
- Two-tone original finish. A-l condition In
every way. Will run 70 per. Must sell,
*265; can give terms. DC'-atur 3999. 1727
P n w-. 6*
Nash SPECIAL 8 COUP*. 1927 8428. Beau
tiful two-tone tan Duco paint job. New
rubber A re*l smart looking job Your
car «s p*rt payment. Terms, Emerson «
Orme 17th lk_ M st*. _n .w
NASH ! PASS SEDAN. IM7- *525 Finished
tn blue Duco Disc wheels. Motor excellent
A real value at this price. Terms. Emerson
2t Orme._l7th_Ar M sts, n.w.
OAKLAND COUPE. 1928" *450. Famous All-
American 6 model. Paint looks like new.
gest of car perfect. Terms and trade.
merson A Orme J7t.lL A M sts n w.__
PAIGE SEDAN. 1926 -Cheapest buy in town.
*125: private owner. Apply Dewey Oarage.
I rear of 424 4th st. n.e. _ _
PEERLESS 7-PASS. SEDAN, model STiTTST
ance due. *197 It's youra for the note*
Open evenings and Sunday* _ 519 10th »t n e
PEERLESS 4-DOOR SEDAN. 19*7 *450. Seat
I covers. Motor In excellent condition. Fin
-1 ished in blue Duco New tires. Your ta
in trade Terms. Emerson A Orme, 17th A
M sts. n w.__
PONTIAC COACH. I*37—Excellent condition
new tires: *300._919 8 Carolina ave. a • *
PONTIAC COACH. 1937-Good running order:
low mileage. Phone North 2089-W
RED FLYINO CLOUD COUPE AND REDAN
late models, These two fine cars are In the
best of condition mechanically and in ap
pearance. See them today Your choice at
*500; terms and trade. Neumeyer Motor Co .
Marmon Distributor*. 2021 17th nw. North
4010
ROOSEVELT CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1929-
Sport equipment: new-car appearance and
mechanically 0.K.: *750: terms and trade
Neumeyer Motor Co. 2021 17th at. North
4010; Ooen evenings
WHIPPET COACH. 1928—Only *175; good
paint and tires; very good motor. Eynon
Motor_Co,. 7015 14th st. n.w _
AITOMOBII.ES at Weacnmr'a auto auction,
613 O st n.w., every Wednesday and Sat
urdi.y. 10 a.m
SPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY
SALE OF GOOD USED CARS.
Oldsmobile Coupe, OidsmOblle Sport Road
ster, 3 Oldsmobile Sedans from 1928 to 1930
1929 Chevrolet Coupe.
1929 Nash Coach, late series.
1929 Ford Tudor, Modbl A.
1928 Hudson Custom Built 4-Pass Coupe .
1928 Chevrolet Coach.
1928 Chevrolet Sedan.
1928 Oakland Sport Coupe, With trunk.
1927 Ford Coupfes, 3.
We have 50 others for you to pick from
Come and get first choice. Must sell at once
as we need the room *SO 00 and up. Low
down payment, easv terms and your ear In
trade.
NORTHEABT OLDRMOBIL* SALES AND
SERVICE.
M R E Met, 5281. 5»
PRICE WILL SELL THEM.
this is our final reduction.
EVERY CAR MUST BE BOLD
REAL HONEST REDUCTIONS.
Get Past Copies of This Pkper and Compare.
NOW WAS
1923 Franklin Convertible Sedan.
5-pass 11,475 *1.575
1929 Franklin Sedan 1.465 1,950
1929 Whippet Coach 295 445
1925 Packard Club Sedan 487 595
1926 Franklin Coupe 495 650
1925 Pierce-Arrow Sedan 375 550
1925 Stearns-Kntght 2-door ... 338 475
1928 Franklin Roadster de luxe, 1,175 1.285
1926 Packard 7-pass Sedan ... 825 675
1929 Franklin Limousine 1.650 2.000
All Cars Fully Guaranteed.
EASY TERMS.
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
346 Penn. Ave. N.W, Met. 0961.
MORE THAN
BARGAINS!
If you are looking for cheap
transportation, you clnnet
possibly duplicate these buy*
and prices in Washington, Sat
these cars before buying else
where. Easy terms.
Buick Sport Roadster $247.50
Essex Super 6 Sedan 187.50
Buick Sedan 112.50
Dodge Sedan 175.00
Dodge Coupe 147.50
Page Sedan .100.00
Packard Coupe 287.50
Nash Coach 150.00
Nash Sedan 162.50
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1525 14th St. N.W.
Potomac 0772.
VACATION DAYS
ARE HERE!
Drive away in safety in one of
our mechanically O. K. Usdd
Cars. It's wise to choose a car
here.
INVESTIGATE.
1020 FORD ROADSTER.
A beautiful, anappy, fully equipped
aport job, ready for a vacation trip.
Don’t fall to see it.
$365.
(2) 1929 CHEVROLET
IMPERIAL SEDANS.
Both clean as a pin and in ex
cellent condition tnrouthout: fin
ished in 2-tone brown Duco; tiree
excellent, a car thet la modern
tomorrow aa well as today.
REDUCED TO $475 EACH.
1928 CHEVROLET COACH.
Four brand-new tiree. Inalde and
outside this car will bear the strict
est inspection. We will gladly dem
onstrate. See this car before bey
lnt.
NOW $520.
1929 CHEVROLET 6
TOURING.
Beautiful green Dueo equal to new.
Ideal car for the Summer vacetien.
One of the best values on today*
market; fully equipped.
PRICED I.OW AT $365.
1929 FORD MODEL A
TUDOR
(Dark Rlue).
Has been driven eery little bv t
careful driver end shows It. Every
thing about this car O. K. Has full
equipment.
$399.
TERMS.
COMB TO URBrT-CAft DEPT.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
1901 14th.
TREW VALUES!
READ CAREFULLY.
1930 Dodge Sdn., D.A. diap. car. 51.025
1930 Dodge Sdn,, D.D. di*p. car. 850
1930 Dodge Sedan, D.C 8-eyl.
display car 1,045
1929 Dodge Victory 6 Sedan.... 545
1928 Dodge Senior Sedan 545
1928 Dodge Fast 4 Sedan 395
1927 Dodge Coupe, new paint.. 225
1927 Dodge Sedan 245
1926 Dodge Sedan 200
1925 Dodge Coach, new Duco.. 195
1924 Dodge Sedan 125
1923 Dodge Sedan 100
Dodge Victoria. 95
1926 Chevrolet Sedan 145
1926 Chrysler Sedan 265
1928 Essex Coach, new Duco... 325
1929 Ford 2-Door Sedan 395
Ford 2-Door Sedan Jo
1928 Graham-Paige Sedan 395
1926 Htipmobile Sedan 325
TREW MOTOR CO.,
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