Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1927, Page 31

0. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1927 AYTOMOBILES, ETOCY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 81 SALE—AUTOMOBILES. MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. T WILL EXCHANGE $5.000 worth of first Mortgage gold bonds. paving 63 . for Liverty bonds or other lis any a Address Box LARGE dveing: 11 By <ia | Fifty cAmerican Soldiers of Fortune Albert Payton Terhuno sunt o 'death. - No. 25—SIR WILLIAM jOHNSON —certainly want you t the ap nce and display—fuily - pur_galesroom—whether you_ are a buser or “just looking around.” be fmpressed with tion of our cars on T “and_lease for dry old omb-n-nnmu G oods and reads-to wear, H er Wi Address Box ; es 1o retire. 3 ED TRAD smu PER WEE n;H«iR,\l)k. slightly ¢ will sacrifice, Al 400 H ne. NTIST, expe rienc od, ished “ ethical. desires titic D, 8 15t placed on n anteed vested in 00 real (uaramem! by @ large corporation. . 007 15th st CAFETERIA. well es Do vours with no investment. st retire due to il PRI Room Blished. profitable, can oS il Cafeteria, - . Will_invest 000, with rvices. Must standfu Ko triflers. ' Address Box 2 T NW Fiftabio u £1.000 i ROOMING HOUSE o Rooman: Bnet Sith & and L sta. now. Wil sel Address Box 50-D. Star ¢ —Gift shop and Tiving two women.' one embjg ; ,».5 \\Ol,l\l)bl) A’l‘ LAKE GEORGE Canadians, was ravaging the upper part of New Y The two forces met on the shores of Lake St. ment. which Johnson, in honor of King Georg England, rechristened “Lake George.” Then, after a Lhflpex!(e battle, the French were utterly routed and skau was killed. This splendid victory helped to n{fet the despair caused by Braddock’s defeat and pre- served New York for the English. Johnson was severe- ly wounded and never recovered full health. On the Mohawks' advice he went for treatment to the healing springs at Saratoga, being the first white man to visit that resort. For driving back the French Johnson was made a baronet and received from Parliament a reward of $25,000. He was also appointed a “colonel, agent and sole superintendent” of all the Northern Indian tribes. To the end of his days he retained the love and trust of the natives under his care, and held them true to the English. After the early death of a German set. tler's daughtér, whém he had married, Johnson strengthened his hold on the Iroquols by taking to “HE NEVER DECEI\ ED U virtue of his boundless influence, set out to educate and Christianize his native friends, founding schools and churches for them. For five years following the Battle of Lake George, Sir Willlam was almost constantly engaged in warfare against the French. Then, when peace came, he turned to building up and improving the Mohawk Valley see- tion, where he had secured a large tract of land. Johnstown. N. Y., is named for him. There the manor house he erected (Johnson Hall) is still standing. Turn- ing from war, he henceforth led the life of a rich feudal baron. Johnson never ceased his care ovér the Indians. When the Revolution was at hand certain local “Tories” (John Johnson, Walter Butler and others) sug- gested that the Iroquols be turned loose upon the patriots of the Mohawk Valley to pillage and murder at will. Johnson opposed this horrible plan. Had he lived it might never have been adopted. But on July 11, 1774, in his sixtieth year, he succumbed to a sudden iliness and ‘died. One Indian sachem's words at the HAILED AS A CHIEF willing servants. They made him a sachem (chief) and adopted him as one of their own people. The colonial Governor of New York, quick to note such unwonted friendship, appointed Johnson a colonel of the Six Nations and commissary for Indian affairs. It was necessary to the colony’s very life just then that the right man be placed in such a position, for the French in Canada, with their Indian allies, were planning to swarm over the border into New York and carry southward a merciless campaign of fire and sword. The only real barriers between the colonists and the invaders at that time were the Lroquois. Should these savages join their Canadian brethren, most of New York would be laid waste. The Ircquois wavered. Then it was that William Johnson threw in his mighty influence on the side of New York. Through his efforts the Iroquois remained loyal to the English —and the colony was saved. This so angered the French that they plotted to assassinate Johnson. Care- less of danger, the young Irishman led his Iroquois on a series of daring, murderous raids into Canada. A BLUE-EYED WAR DANCER STOUT, heavily built chief in full war paint and feathers brandished a tomahawk and chanted a tuneless Indian song as he danced into an Iroquois “long house” conference at the head of his braves one day in 1744. That same ‘‘song and dance” did more to save New York State than 5,000 armed men could have accomplished. Beneath his war paint the chief's eyes shone blue, and light hair lay under the feather war bonnet. For, though a sworn sachem of the Iroquois Six Nations, the dancer was Willlam Johnson, an Irish emigrant. As a lad Johnson had fallen in love with a girl his parents would not let him marry. In despair he had thrown over a_promising mercantile career in Great Britain and had come to America. Here, after he had lived for a while in New York City, his uncle, Sir Peter Warren, made him manager of a huge estate in uipment o dress Box 4! tacnifce vrice Gom: no reasonable 1 600 PAST! 1 phone. e 191 reasc be higher — Ses and_d ie hey-makin - Motor Saica ent: prop must leave model cars Tits T8 gm\d opening in for & de Tessen. heauty paric ing and pressi ther informatic TRIBUTOR. a sripped _ manufacturer whose product revolutionized this line seeks sales executive of pr ous success who is finan- elally responsible to handle 18 territor: Installation . ta} minutes. Removing of w . A vroved nationally rauman‘a et earnings ox 330 ¥or local interview \l\l’\tc with (h,!all.-l to Box 20-D. Star office. SALE—_MISCELLANEO ES—Fine o Gfathers AR eraos. SWinthron. dock.. chatrs. drop-leat table. mnllu " tideboards. u-m-r Cost. $85. will sacrifice for all_new epokes: fully guaral $18.49: Tver-Johneon, $19.7 : “girl's juvenile, ' S1 ‘Open’ evenitigs. Y ouick _and ing_wrecked all kinds: ete. See the Mohawk Valley, prove it. The valley swarmed with CELLANEOUS. with orders to colonize and im- that composed the Iroquois “‘Six Nations.” once made friends with these savages and won so strong an influence over them that they became his the powerful tribes Johnson at and slain near SALE—MISC! (Continued.) OFFICE TABLES—New tables, 5% off 15.00 5-t 1125 o X' !‘l"m have l t|rlwer A g Box ¢ B E St NW. MENT _QFFICE puxm’runs—— GO iaed and" reconditioned. ~ Desics 3 Tables ~ chairs, file cabinets, bookcases an bookshelves, lockers. gates. stationery cabi- nets. rugs, ete Vel 2 to complete your S TS e H._BAUM & SON, BTe B St N and Wil n. OF I-‘ICE FURNITORE oM U Compolete line of dmkl file cabinets, lock- airs and l‘blel“ l’remando\u it; i*want for your o N SALVAGE €0. rumnurinnegt 310 gn. 8t N.W Show Cases and Store Fixtures. Ruse & Company, BALTIMORE. D at the_ fac. tory.” Resident salesman. Lincoln 8462. DOGS, PETS, ETC. FOSTON TERRIERS (2). male. pedigreed: n?ost;r Oblor and markinge. 050 dmd st n.w. HONEY ROLL—Its foasted, Somethin 1{’ {epent that canaries like, THER' \vs PET SHOPPE. 338 Gnafana ave. PEKINGESE—High-bred. beautiful D) n(e- xcaptional valle: - Bhotie Cllrend fon 41017 (Continued.) g Tov, ferms. Barry-Pate Molor c« FORD CHASSES 1027 Tn splendia_mechan- eap: terms. Call FORD TOURINGS, b_{from 3 Ask_for Mr. Gardner. _Adams 6000. t. 5. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. FORDS—Tare ~assortment ~of closed models tg select from: pri Sherman ave. n.w. and 1218 Conn. Adame 6000 and Manm 850.0 1305 Wisconsin st ical condition: Mr, Gardner.Adams 6 take yous eat in irade. 462 TORD COUPE, 1027: 1o _perfect cond FRANKLIN COACH, in good einniug condl. tion: "good tires: sacrifico $05. 1011 D GABDNER TOURING T0Z6—Good car fof 3300 temms 054 Fa.‘ave. wa. Atlantls In 1755 (the same year that Braddock was defeated Pittsburgh by an ambush of French and Indians) Johnson marched north against Baron Dieskau, who, with a horde of Indians, Frenchmen end MOBILES. REAL BARGAINS. We have ready for immediate de- livery a few iwhich ate real bar. gaina. Three 1024 Reo tourings which are in perfect condition and fully equipped. ~ 1924 Buick m: touring, excellont, throughiout: gverhaiiled: new tires 1t in ket for an oper buy thiese. Which W have Dri quickly. THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1509 14th. Main 4173. OPEN EVENINGS—SUNDAYS UNTIL 5. LE—A k] he m: Vone o to move HUDSON BROUGHAM. 1027 model: no down payment, prnvmed Jou, qun. property clear, ot encunibrances: wil take your nofe for tble car. payable at $30 per mouth. Main_24 4 Hbmov nnou;ruu ST —Cusion F, Z tal- ‘mounted running board vers. Balcrank bumpers hn ‘make 1t the snappiest hought own, 10 Taly "and “absolutsly looks, new ' in every x{lrllcuhr e pride is 81500, which means the firsi owner is sacrificing i;ssn for 3 months’ use. Northeast Branch, Murphy. Inc.. Buick dealers. at. HUDSON COACH. xoza—-—nueo ml.nt. bllloon tires. snubbers, etc. Your car in trade: $350: terms. Ml-nuc 81, WHITE COLLIE PUPS—Pedi Shomont girain: nealihy stock. Frank Tasiorr Soutn i0. 1T Perelan: white: ' pedigreed s West_1632. RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS. and a5 "Bhua st mow: TR et near Col. BUILDING MATERIAL — Sell 1gom_ two city blocks be Govt.—good lumber. indows: " doore: {ramer r. Clark. on job at 14th st. and Ohio ave. Do, (near District Bldz.). In back of Poli's Theater. BUILDING MATERTAL "at lowest prices. recking jobs: good used lumber doors. brick. beams. plumb- ne. . mantels. ete. CO.. 6th_and C Sts. S HECHINGER CO- bth and Fla. Ave NE CAMERA. Century_in fine condition, with svmmetrical lens; price’ low. Call North 1517. 17 CONCRETE BLOCK EQUIPMENT. complete. for making 800 blocks day: stripper block: continuous mixer. automatic_tamper, MoLor. ts, etc.: great bargain price if 'sold at ill take good automobile as part RAY- Adams 7622 —suitable_for_retail store. column cases, several large Pl el st a real sacrifice. 4 TRIC F'XTURF“ hQW 1 to 3 _lig) ’rfll;‘Eé: bn{;\’l !"odlmuélheg' SISOH;Q 2 ath, ‘wired com ntoed. terins if desired. - North B5. "LB TTURE—Private party hll !Bf/‘l‘ style th efl‘fil 0‘(!‘:(! thl’;‘K ro‘:l;: {::he very o rred ‘manor '""""b.; réxs Box 318D, Star offge; NITURE—Bed_davenport suite. .wiom i;;}c?flufisdngbwauast suite. console table and mirror. 1439 Soring place n.w. . | FOR_SALE—] :rnln fimo SERVI fi ‘and 5 BOATS. minators. egale” iradains, o Pae of any. ind’ 'm 1 mmission an L comigen, *Berim. . 8105: Ad. livery. the for immediate SALE—AU’I‘OMOBILES. URNITURE—New. samplo. carved Trame: ites. Jiing room ety e dew: York Uphol- stering Co.. 617 F &t. n.W. —Di Toom _and ,Lm'”} ~ other " furnishings. mrr.cuc.uy no Wfllfinahl" offer refus i leaving ‘0‘ 4 05 91 st n.w. - FURNITU RH‘O'H\F out v\nn! new hll - Sites, ‘ac ‘far below their ol Yl Sde what Cash Trin"Go dor sou. Louisiana_ave. nw. BT 76 rod sport roadster- “‘El{s“l‘ and tv!r}"hlll' ggll could desire ln this. mo Afar, sport ‘model Buick ever produced. sgm: 10" the " pergon, who | sit downon ffln'ufi."'md?" Murphy, Inc.. Buick o BUICKS—Brandnew 1927 models at reduced a also geveral late models used Buicks ual to mew. attractively briced: Illnnl taims, your car in trade. = Ask for Gaddes. 1016 (‘m-m ave. NITURE. including a consienment 0f fr‘fim’.uy"uu complete suites and desirable pieces: portable &nol‘t:b!‘:’ °.“&2§,‘.§n“’.‘l automobiles, e i Whecnler's, 020 Pa. ave, n.w. esday, Qctober 19, commeneing § am. 81 m;dgler 81,200, NG, $85; Bulck 6 roadater. fods o0t G 3575 "Gordon victoria: N E—Handsome 3-piece tauve B e Tates nivie: MABOE: any frame: almost new: rare pargain, 1433 Eolumbia_ road.. Abt. 48. GAS RANGES. new and signily_used. al 2ea, Tese thas Mt price.” Whe " Vum-ru ua : 5 Bth et nw.. Main 2080 9% W. 'R HEAT) LR Pittsburg; g.fi? o TBV-50). $65 instalicd: HAIR DBYBR—quO Jaliwell's aryer. Tike new. for $50 hunga- Ady B:szcxn §7 2t BoEs Couring, vm Theels. $125: tudebakcer light 6 conch. S14 5 cn et "s-door Famble. seat. Si ring: good Grder, sasw.ulflu- ‘rst-class condnlon Wik take your car in trade. 462 Pa. ave, R FUICR Tater six wedan. 10357 excollent mndlllunm Tully eatipped: must sell at o wull Hll 0{ ll‘l’!l than o Book \ll\lfl. ean Tibrary elec- IVORY, Dlu:fls!:n aud oS! o s radiant hnll(l' *6 “'AQW) 150 ench: & k. dsd WIST [Rree ang dee '"“gfin"firh 16" 70tn s, ne. SEWELRY—Dicmond _vecklace containy Iwelve solitaires: pearl necklace of 3 ards; seile extute! private party must soll. $551 17th et. Ant. 302. LIVING ROOM_STUITE, new. used (PW 0x12 velvet tau rug at sac Sbeke: Jone Ox12 vel RE Beor imust b sold at once. . Third floor. uod Um_cleaner motora: light dition each:" “Witablo, for SORdItIon 415 Girard ot niwe. ADY OPEN GEATE—Goot, with Dlower i ®_Diece, walnut frames, blue velour: S T oxcelient i‘_fA\O—om 1 mwr‘! st uprights gondition: ™ reaso 3419 By 081 S Auction —prices: ev ol anbs,”Guarantced. $15 3 11th eo. will I reductions o w rands 28 low as $375: used uprights from grands and uprights for rent: pianos n_exchange on Victrolas: pianos shipred and moved. Hugo Woreh. Avotian, elightly _us = and_second-hand, McCray ‘Retrizerator Con portable ele :on terms Tor¥ Gona: aver " Frank: EWING. AINES—Dh_ Singer. § R Homs. $15- Standard. $15: New [ $10: others at $5_all gnar. New machines. 0. Renting and renairing. &P Sew At Sh Pa, ¥9] chanieally o. T mul Vot 1961 3th THOR WASH ;. sple 500, apt. 200, BLICK SEDAN: no Wl! ‘payment: $7.50 i ided " broverty with Say he tratte - Main_£474. ° Mr. Newton DILLAC 63 5-PASS. SEDAN—As hear Srfoci-as you have ever seen, 1605 14th v e CHEVROLET COACH, 1027, demonstrator: dlfi q equl new-car perfect conditian: Lull3) o0 s, "Adams n wnflluon: st 133, 37 '20s0 7on CHEVROQLET. ate 25, splendid rms._ 1209 Wisconsin ave. 1027 perfect VROLET ADSTER, (qugum’ mrnufigm less than 3% months $475: terms. Call Qid: tully equipped: CHEVROL! T COACH. 1926: H ) OVE 5]00 ‘wortl ol ex- tras’ o art 84 o Call " Col. 800, CH. 1927—A wonderful CHEVROLET COACH. 10274 wong 8630, CHEVROLET ROADSTER. Jent conditfon: 'looks Gardner. : CHEVROLET COUPE, 1026 excellent con- dition: terms, 2525 shemm avenue, Adams 6002. Ask _for Mr. Gardne CHEVROLET _SEDAN, gondition: Tooke, like ‘new ail han 60 miles. s c..u Col. 800, Apt. To25: o wood con lerms, $12¢ h. b.l in A1 condi- 1927; in excel- new.’ Call Mr. mzd in _perfect uipy x.n!:m!m)up{rg:mxnm Phon Riams 250 CHEVROLET COUPE. perfect condition: |U 2 nllbll!llllll ed car_in_ irade. Call 1209 Wisconsin_ave. n.w. CHEVROLET COACH. 1926; lwo Tnew U runs and looks like new: cash ment. Wa:hm(lon MOWI’ xchann. 1dth st North ROLET lMPEE}lI,\'L TANDAU— 74 m ’ 5Afllfl“t 3481, CHEVROLETS —A 1 models and years. mm i 3 ]And Tuily Sguibbed: bl 5 -Pate Motor Co. ne 555 Snerim B and 1218 Eofln ave: nw. Adams 600" “and lnln 1208 Wirconfn ve. naw, e Z’—— ? % APRsE Pa. CHEVEOLET SEDAX, and” condition £ood: $30 ET 4 PASS, COUPE_T03i—Ne. ”:T ‘ new tires: $160. terms. lin__380. ACH, 1036—Now eeat t out of paint shop: oy torms. 1605 14th n.w. R nbum. good bll!t?]. demunl\rmr. 927 B it "taike x'im Boteler. West z“?z Drices cut s on rents reduced TY . B Spen'e Jiai Eimt apitor st Lin Open evenings. coln DODGE ¢ new Duco paint, 2 new balloon tires ash- nkton Mof 100 _cash ent. su hu'n'ra. n%‘f’.‘a a0 PEWRITER, Underwood, No. b: slightly TYPEWETTER, i TYPEWRITERS—ATl makes woid and ro sbar- aaranized tervice: Tl phiccs. Standard Fpiwniter Exc \ahge. 06 100 n-w. FYPEWRITER, eondition; a rea P gl 10 pertect “Dargiin: $28. J" =N TozE—Driven DODG! 28 _model. nearly mnew e aaerifice ek assime My an oid pey’ ments. _Address Box 181-C. Star o 17 DODGE SEDAN. 1926— Leather unhomeiq sw“(m condition. Your car in trade, 160! DODGE, fiumha. 1023—New tires, $100. on. st. 1. FYPEWRITERS—AIl 1 an1 Dortable. ) awoods, 315, W askingron -m.m‘nm VA p att e Yook and kg new: 1410 Girard, m A $20 wnaranteed. u T{water-power) . PE sz:c se. Av.llan' 481, 6 COACH, disc wheels, good tires, ;. Washington No, good g0 ot rubber. N0 Perry sh. ha 4 COAC] H-—thul I'lmdzl nd_mechanically o. X SEDAN. l-ulmder lll EKG‘HH.\\ con- t(nmun Kood " tires: sacrifice $126. s Tepainted 4th n.w. 3 MACH! kl\vhen r-mlmt fireless cooker, Eng- P"'fii?" >all | excellent _condition |w of »r hounhold furniture and 032 Allen Dlace B, FORD TUDOB 1027—This car li“ .fi flu’"fi’@w ‘con 3 fl’efl % K | gor. 1921 gac- | mileage, coupe,$775: a e P HUPMOBILE 8 SED. Tate 1027: perfect condition: prle' $L 300‘ cash $400. balance §99d glerme: vrivate owner. Adglull 5o HOPMOBILE SIX SEDAN, Tate 1026 model: Condition* runs like new: will eell bareain. 818 6th st ne. s J’" to anteo: S mu i aid note "\ "'"‘y "Twfi;"i:‘&‘%ngx’;‘.’ 933 Pa. ave. LOCOMORTTS 4 SEDAY. ToT—New_Duco paint and i perfect shape. Vourcar in rade and easy torme. 1605 14th nowe. MARMON VICTORIA CODPE,_four-passen ;T efloe o an o Diyers 1o detile an eniater Cleveland 8. MARMON 8 SEDAN—Latest_model. o of the first of thnlr:lrl ‘ever sold a8 a used gar with our guarantee of service. 1605 14th n -PASS u}on-r TOURING —New ol SRR 7605 14th o MARMON 7-PASS. 'rovnhlo. 1923—In lond -h-u 1605_14th n. ? EDA] mz bl " Tiar Kearney st. n.e. ‘Decatar 3620 MAXWELL —COACH, 1924—Repainted PRt S s tan e e NASH ADVANCED™S, 4 PASS_GOUPE 1076 —In very good condition. 1605 14th st. NASH COACH, T0%8: Tn sxcellent <o acrifice for $750: Col. 4!04, SAKLAND SPORT TOUR coptionall 100 Tith now: 02 i lhBYD i ttle 15" this’ evenine. ah: | OLDSMOBILE SPORT TOURING. 1025—AD: d ditie llent: teed A s QLDSMOBILE TOURING, 1633—$126. 054 Pa. ave. s.e._Atlantic 3481. PACKARD Lfiousms E. Seylinder, By own in T 7-pass.: perfect use one Sear. "61%:a Wardman Park Hotel. - 23% PEFRLESS 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1928: will sac- rifice my new A-door zl .160: colnnellod o sell:_terms. _Col. 480: REQ TOURING. 1023—Good condition, $225._1605_14th n.w. STUDEBAKER PHAETON—This car 1s o perfect condition: has just heen Dficoed: ee)len'. Lires, and the price an areeable sur- can 11 d wuwy 017 Shophera ‘st Cotutabia G s'.mDE AKER BIG § —In good _condition. n.w. T-PASS. 1605 14th n.w. ;| AUTOMOBILES by auction at_Weschler' 825 Pa0 ety Weanesday and a ave. D ev Saturday. 10 a. i JUST REAL BARGAINS. 1926 Buick Roadster ......$450 1927 Pontiac Landau-Sdn.. 600 1927 Oakland Coach 650 1927 Pontiac Coach . 1926 Oakland Landau-Sdn. 475 1926 Oakland Coach .... 1926 Pontiac Coach ..... 1926 Chevrolet Coupe ... 1925 Chevrolet Sedan ... 1925 Chevrolet Coach ... 1924 Buick Sedan... 1924 Studebaker Tourmg 1924 Jewett Touring.... % (1924 Chevrolet Sedan ,.. -11924 Oakland Touring... 1924 Essex Coach. 1924 Nash Tourmg. . 1923 Studebaker Coupe... 1923 Oakland Touring... 1923 Oakland Sedan.... Oakland Tourmg oo Ford Coupe........ Buick Touring. Chevrolet Coupe ..... Studebaker Touring.. FOUR (4) DEMONSTRATORS TO BE SOLD FOR $500 TO $600 LESS THAN LIST PRICE. 1707 14th St. THE LUTTRELL COMPANY. . JREQ , FLYING CLOUD Demonstrators. Ready for lmmtflfilu dell e Sud coupe: iy, cauiviid AT carey new-car guaranties lantial reductions. ‘l‘:'r .Ll; lnué-adn ml;‘]’;nl!né terms. - You ] an Vour opportanity. G THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1509 14th N.W. Ooea Evenloss—Sundays S rear. loud—hers is M. 4173, Uull & P USED REO CARS. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. COMPARE PRICES. Buic.fi;dan Repainted. w Puly eauioped snd oF nnu.d Hihe g oned. 1924 Dodge Coupes. Ye chole ithe ol SR 37 o et Jordan Brougham, 1923. g.wvmslnd in excellent con- REO ailtonis wery Oakland Landau Sedan, 1926. Just it throughout. A REE i S i Oakland Roadster, 1926 Pain a two-tone Du ing, Khaki t e T Hudson Coach, 1926. New valnt. seat covers and five kood .lregfi,’bBumwl front and rear. A b Reo Sedan, 1925. Ne aint and ti g L R S hew car. rty look- a real Chandler Metropolitan Sedan, 1926. co paint: five -wheel brakes. Du A “wonderful bar; Willys-Knight Coupe, Model 70A. Driven 80 miles. This is & chancs for a W“l'lj{llllh‘uLII’Bl' to get a new car at a great saving. Hupp Club Sedan, 1925. ¢|r'§'."su'3'<’)°° Comoate o Srlie with ovber goot vow Several Cars Priced Low— $50 to $450. Also Reo and Other Make Trucks. Convenient Terms. THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1509 14th St. N.W. Main 4173. Open Evenings—Sundays Until 5 P.M. PEERLESS. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. 1927 Pontiac Landau-Sedan. 1927 Ford Sport Roadster. 1927 Peerless 72 Roadster. 1925 Peerless 67 7-pass. Sedan. 1925 Peerless 67 5-pass Coupe. 1925 Peerless 67 5-pass. Coupe. 1927 Peerless 80 5-pass. Sedan. 1926 Peerless 80 S-pass. Sedan. 1925 Peerless 72 5-pass. Tour. 1923 Peerless 66 5-pass. Tour. 1923 Peerless 66 5-pass. Coupe. 1925 Willys-Kn. 2-pass. Coupe. 1926 Jewett 5-pass. Sedan. 1924 Studebaker 5-pass. Tour. 1924 Buick 5-pass. Touring. 1925 Oakland 5-pass. Coach. 1925 Studebaker 5-pass. Duplex Touring. 1926 Chevrolet 5-pass. Coach. 1924 Nash 5-pass. Touring. 1925 Essex 5-pass. Coach. 1927 Peerless 6-60 Sedan. 1925 Peerless 66 Berlin Limou. Terms. Open Evenings and Sunday. PEERLESS MOTOR CO., 14th and P Sts. N.W. . M. 9850. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. Open Evenings and Sunday. Your Car in Trade. Terms. MOTT MOTORS, INC,, 1507 14th N.W. Ph. Fr. 4277. wife, in native fashion, Molly Br illustrious chief. Mol nt, daughter of .an brother, Joseph Brant, was later to win infamy for his share in the masacre of American patriots during the Revolution. e natives: Johnson, by SALE—AUTOMOBIL} funeral sum up the secret of Johnson's wondrous power ir Willlam Johnson never deceived us!" Copyright. Press Publishing Co. (New York World), 1927 AL BETTER USED CARS NOW SOLD BETTER. SHINGTON _DEALER _INAUGURATES e A)?TW"FRFB\’ ALL RISK PURCHASE ELIMINATED. CARS REALLY GUARANTEED. ‘Washington. Oct. 16, 1027—The local Pack- ard dietributor has inaugurated new gell- B8 ulan Which will have a marked effect o the merchandizing of unused transportation Every Packard is_rebuilt, refinished in Duco. re-tired if needed and sold with a 30-day l(Ylal"ll\ly W(!I’I’Pfl exuctly like the new-car guaranty. or schemes are optional with the Ill er. Uakes other than Packards are given a m(nute inspection. all defects corrected. the car refinished if needed. then placed on ti floor for sale. Some cars are sold “‘as is. and great care is used to see that no car in'any way overrated (o the prospective cus tomers, Kard_believes that a high-grade used Elr é)rnDtrU recnndmanm honestly repre- and sold by a reputable firm. is a safor tnvestment than the average medium- briced new car. 'An unusually clean and varied selection of open or closed cars are always on view in the new showroom, Kalorama at Seventeenth. STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc. Whippet—Willys-Knight. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. ALL GUARANTEED IN WRITING. 1925 Hudson Coach 1923 Dodge Sedan 1922 Nash Touring . 1924 Dodge Coupe. 1924 Chevrolet Coach . 1927 Whippet 6 Coach 1923 Nash Coupe ........ 1925 Hupp Club Sedan 1925 Overland 6 Sedan 1926 Stearns-Knight Sedan .. . 1923 Hupp Touring 1925 Essex Coach..... 1922 Dodge Sedan ... 1926 Hupp Sedan ........ 895 1924 Jordan Brougham.... 475 STERRETT & FLEMING, INC. Home of the “Gold Seal” Cars. 1711 14th St. N.W, Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd. Col. 5050. ..1,650 295 375 195 BUICK USED CARS. STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc., 1015-1111 14th St. N.W. M. 5800. ’24 Buick Master 4-pass €oupe .o oo s 029 25 Chevrolet Coach . ..... '24 Buick Master 6 Sedan. ’23 Dodge Tourin ’25 Buick 7-pass. Sedan...1,000 '25 Ford Tudor Sedan..... 250 ’26 Buick Master 6 Sedan.1,000 '23 Buick 6 Touring o 290 '26 Chrysler 70 Touring.. 600 ’24 Stearns-Knight Tour... 450 '26 Chevrolet Coach...... 500 ’24 Marmon Sport Sedan.. 9751 '25 Buick Master 6 Coupe. 950 '24 Olds 6 Touring. . 300 '27 Oakland Sedan . 850 ‘26 Dodge B Coupe. '27 Buick Std. Coach 26 Oakland Coach ......s *26 Nash Adv. 6 Coach.... 850 24 Dodge A Sedan. 350 '26 Buick Master 6 Coupe 1,050 '25 Chevrolet Sedan a7 '24 Buick Master 6 Tour.. 450 '26 Dodge B Sedan....... 650 '26 Buick Std. 4-pas. Coupe 850 '25 Dodge Spec. Touring.. 475 '24 Buick 4-cyl. Sedan .... 500 '27 Buick Master Sedan...1,350 ’25 Chevrolet Touring.... 200 '26 Buick Country Club Coupe ... .1,000 '23 Ford Sedan. 75 '24 Buick 4-cyl. Tourmg.. 300 AND MANY OTHERS. (2) 1927 FRANKLIN SERIES 11 SEDANS. o i L0l R S B oaper, v ey OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. FRANKLII‘:: CI)VIOTOR CAR 1517 Conn. Ave. North 3581 900 550 one with 3.000 d Irom new. BUICK— BUICK— D-I-C-K M-U-R-P-H-Y. There are many reasons why so many people come back to DICK CARS after they have shop- ped around. MANY HAVE Bl BRAND-NEW DUCO PAINT JOBS — ALL HAVE, PERFEET “RUBBER” — LOW- T FENANCE CHARGES—and the prices shown in the few illustrations below speak for themselves. 1925 Flint Touring. ..$450 Exceptionally good mechanical -condition Top, curtains and unhollurm' perfect. res alme 1923 Hudson Coach e o), exl:ellml l:lecnlnlcl The low nrice of this on any one offt—it's %004 upholstery, new Duco, etc. 1924 Olds Six Tourin, $150 A year's good transvortation at this low 1924 Buick Touring...... Motor_just completely rebuilt—new Duco —excellent tires (2 new). 1924 Chevtolet Sport Tour., $100 All new tires—original Duco in good shape —very rood mechanically. 1924 Rickenbacker Sport Roadster . .::15..243%...$395 Beautiful new red Duco—4-wheel brakes. Good 'tires and mechanically O, K. 1927 Nash Advance Sedan, $1,050 Low mileage. Original tires. General con- dition eame as new. 1927 Chrysler “Finer 70” Brougham ............$1,175 All ww Goodyear balloon tires. Interior, exl:‘l.?r and mechanically same as 1927 Flint Big Six Sedan..$800 Cost $2.100 and looks and runs the same a8 naw. 1927 Oldsmobile De Luxe Coach . Just like 1927 Chevrolet Coupe Only three months old and as a new car. Many, many extr ALSO LATE \lODEL DODGE, SEDANS COgFES, AND MANY Closin iR, HAOK 538070 1200, DICK MURPHY, INC, 1835 14th St. N.W. Phone Adams 9700. HAWKINS, Dependable Used Cars. 36 Chevrolet Coune’ & Chevrolet Sedan oa Wi il J rd fl . Stitdenaker Spec.” Sed EOR 0T ord Touring | h Tieht o Shevroier Roadete Naeh 7-pass. Touring Chevrolet Sedan HAWKINS NASH MOTOR COMPANY, Inc., Conveniently Located, 1333-1337 14th St. N.W. Main 5780. WE VALUE OUR REPUTATION TOO HIGHLY TO MISREPRESENT. You Are Safe in Buying From Us. 1027 Chrysler 70 Roadster. run 8,000 s DI D ST e et SRS S NS 33 ansnee3ES =x=as=~uam 33833 ¥ Goach. HBult‘ Master Cosh fomch. s will o2 lrie-.-?nlrhfiodel 88 Sedan. ° TRADE-INS. 1 Yt (s, g g | S Easy Terms. Open Evenings and Sundays. SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES 1324 14th. “FOR BETTER USED CARS." WALLACE MOTOR CO,, NOTICE THESE SP] Clr\! S' Daniels 8 Tourine. for note Buick Brougham. like ne Oakland Sedan, late model. Coupe. lata model. Btk Roadater. Heni 6, Frankiin Touring, 10 Buick Touring. 192: MURPHY US ED|paez'd | ni. 1 o 8 Touring. disc whecls Hupmobile Touiring. dise whe WillysKnizht Sedan mobile Tour Ceex & Sedan Fiecaiand Conch Tate micdel Dodge Sedan 4-door Ford Racer. new tire Al Cors’ Demonst RORERT HERSO 100 Fia. AN EXCEPTIONAL USED CAR SALE. POPULAR MAKES—PRICES ARE LOW. TOULL FIND THE MAKE YOU WANT ND THE MODE! J% CAN USE THE CONVENIENT - C. TERM PAYMENT PLAN. Used Car C Corner, 16th and You. The Washington Cadillac Co.,|1 Frank. 3901. Open Evenings. for. u\l cars. Lowest Price. South Clarendon u,nl‘ “l;‘v:‘d \{'l’v:uirl. FRED L. MUR(}:\ YK CARS. ‘hlhs Fitted, Y, Auto, Parts Co CASIT FOR YOUR CAR 708" the" et Barions st ence "ot see Mr. o Erank 7008 i s any, ool wsed cars, or will sel on basie: no chargs i1 not o vAY AUTO SATRS ch” 20 ox3 Beciil Braces o R‘\L)I() IRE 1106 H St. N.E Open Even AUTO WRECKE rs bought and sold in any condition. Part for all make: ROBERT HE \S AUTQ EXCHANGE. North 10408 E_BUILDERS. m.nx. GARAGES. 380 UP_T. 35th st. n.w.’ Phone West 931 METAL. BRICK. CONC vsfnenzm'ed h'!‘ulrlsu ‘e,’,‘n";“‘_”“lr‘ Hor CHRYSLER USED CAR DEPT. WOULD YOU LOOK 1924 Hup tr. tr. Here is some- thing nice for a low price, $355. 1926 Chrysler 70 Rd. This one is a real buy at this price, $875. 1926 Chevrolet Landau Se- dan. Excellent condition in every respect and the price is o. k., $495. 1926 Ford Coupe. The price is low and the condition good, $265. 1926 Chrysler 70 Coach. This car looks and runs consider- ably above the average, $875. 1926 Oakland Landau Sedan. At the price quoted this one is cheap. Fully equipped, $750. JUST A FEW OF THE REAL VALUES WE HAVE ON OUR FLOOR. EASY TERMS. H. B. LEARY, ]JR,, & BROS, 1321 14th St. N.W. N. 429. ESSEX COACH. 3 BUY, FOR ALLYEAR MOTOR IS S! , AND DEBENDABLE WE- DRIVE ONE. ' YOU GREE- B RN - \BLY SURPRISED AT TRERPROSEER LAMBERT-HUDSON MOTORS CO., 1722 L St. N.W. West of Conn. Ave. Padgett-Joyce Motor Co. OAKLAND—PONTIAC. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. Rackard -pass. coum Hlld Wk fs zu-x late A5 T a7 300 Linc. 8440. ~ 712 E St. S.E. Open Evenings and Sundays. FORDS FORDS ”'l‘gdor Sedan. 1926 model: cholce of 4. %’fi’ Aene ., o088, B Sleg corsty i ouh:r. 36 | 433 EMERSON Li; FORDS |t Pricer Term. H M. BRUM E 1931 TEMPE Lith, @ and 1 Briw o) BELT, M. 33 9 -mo BLOCK Address’ Box 8t . oMen. “can 'you imakine renunhe .“" i urnistied room 1h an 8-story frenroot elew Lor, bulliing. oppostte”tho ayiiower Hotel. and with & telephone in the room and all- night servics At theso rates—310 10 S8 per waek: $40 10 563 ber month: $2.50 per day F pecial ratcs for o 1is Foom ‘0n ‘Soolica: tion: Tooms eaual to, any" Hotel 1n W ton: elub Bhu\\el‘s Phone Mam d "7 12T o ST N 'urnis| rooms one bl k 1 comfortabie, "sunny and "fiucel?mnf?rmni single rooms and rooms fl)l light hou feeping: well heated and ly_of hot water. 1 11th ST. N.W (l’ 2 ), largo attractive Sndatory Tront oo with J lcove, owbi.lll\lu\lll. A(Llullllll( lllell l X\E\V HAMPSI E. (near 14th and Rzn ‘WO _rooms. glassed-in porc r. for housckeeping: garage: rv he seen to _be appreciated. 1 W.—Large. double front rooms, Single rooms, $15. $18 and t bedrooms. '$8 and e rcity. " Transients. $1:00 Franklin’ S50 1431 FAIRMON T Flexant I 3 ers: gorgeous furnishing ffi!fi?:".f"d{é?l‘a’- tioy k‘uumus. 6 baths, ining bath fl:ml;nnu $30 for one h. Co 1“' o 1607 EYE ST. N.W donble. $10:” single, 3 Yate ehtrance: men only: First fioor. i acal locatior; fa- Fa- or 2 gentlemen, 0om "(twin beds) e T i [AP] choice of si i ol " 3" baths: select: reasonable, ave.)—Army foomn: twin betta: E Eccnien: ooy an open’ firepiace: .leemnl—"mu'xfi e decorated and fun 1o L r bowh. and_ elea 1312 EUCLID_NW. egumbed or 2 tricity and | utcu-nene P cgl‘:a‘ or'“v‘l’e.w«? A HURCH P ewly twin beds: a. —Larxa Tront room, and .. private home. We: ales RD. 0 = ~vn admlmm o NW —Room with _porch o v . coritinigous hot wate 3 ‘Furnished. two large 20 month; oie room. $10 1300 HARVARD ST. N W F—Nicely turnish ath; ¢ {irnished room. next bath: étechicity, pone, 1400 16tH N.W- gentleman: phone. Attractive swuny room 1ot continuous hot water: Drivate residence: choice location: garage. 1362 KENYON near 14th st.—Nicely ofur: nished. front. doubl P PR uble room for couple, and mrooms. 2nd _fvor: aingle Foom 33 week] bi Fuiining w-\m? s-r" nd 88 weekly, e "B 27 BRYANT ST, N.W. single room. private h only best. ref. need v Nicely Turnished Tront- room, next 1o bath: well heated:_ all modern_conveniences. 15130 BT, NIt ki dstanse downtown: ‘lagge, cheerful. 1bi Foom: 1e.: $7.00 week. el |7 oms, D E—3 ‘Drivate bath: adalt ~L 1i Ind Dad Yoap boe 1520 VARNUT( ST room. private batl and car line: 1113 MASS. AVE. N.W.—Exceptional conneeting front fooms. bath, a.m looking_park. 1538 17th ST. N.W.—Be: tron foom: " semi-privats Daths LA, ‘g “r_.a' 3335 WARDER,_ rate ER_ST. N.W.—Sunny. m in tabutly, Eioders Sonvenlmm reasonable: two over- veniences,