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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-08

T. Was Unpleasantiy Aware Of HE
Continued Scrutiny. What Would
He Decide?
once more, but grufiy enough, leaning
forward, and lowering his voice to a
hearse whisper.
Wal now see yere, Moffett, I'm
goin' fer ter be D. plain with yer.
I reckon yer whut yer say ye are, fer
thar amt nc reason, fer as I kin see,
why we should lie bout it. Yer fiat
broke, an need coin, an Tn takin' ye
at yer own word-thet We don't care
overly much how yet git it. Thet
truef"
"Just 'bout-so it amt no hangin'
Job"
IT., thar amt really no manner
q risk at all. Yer don't even hav' ter
break the law, fer as I know. It's
Just got fer ter be done on the dead
quiet, an no question asked. I'll tell
yer all yer need ter know. faint such
a long story. This we're Joe Kirby he's
q frien' O. mine; I've -know'd him a
long time, an he's in a h Of a fix.
Here's how it all happened: Thar wus
an OIL planter Twin down in Missoury
at q place called Beaucaire's Landin'.
His name wus Beaucaire, an he he'd a
son named Bert, a good-fer-nuthing
cuss, / reckon. Wal, this Bert ruined
away a long while ago, an lever cum
L--r-. I.l 80 - 49, H.
a guri baby-which a quadroon> slave
give birth to. The quadroon's name
wus Della, an the kid wus called
Rene. Git them M in yer head.
or Beaueaire he knew the CURL wus
his sons baby, SO he brought her up
long with his own daughter, who wus
named Eloise. They wus both bout
Their same age, an nobody seemed ter
G-2w tibet Rene wus a niger. Fer
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-08
DOLLAR ISN'T
WHAT IT WAS!
Attorney General PaImer's Blutt
About Decrease in n. c. L.
Is Called.
NV Paul Wallace Hanna.)

Neutrality-suspicious. than a score OF
tice have pooled their mental re-
sources in an effort to evade a terrible
dilemma. For a Daniel has come to
Judgment, and Palmer must say in
court just when prices will all and
the dollar recover it's normal value, or
else let the government In for a
whacking lot of inflated damage
claims.
1t is a simple story and it bears d.
rectly on the troubles of every wage
Garner and housewife. In the first
days of the war the government COM
Wandered for it's urgent need certain
pieces of machinery, the original cost
Of which stood at some $4,000 The
national emergency having passed.
the private owner of that machinery
has presented Uncle Sam with q bill
for some $4,000.
Lawyer Knows Economics.
The attorney general insists the or
iginal value of the machinery repre-
sents a fair compensation to the pri-
vate owner. Upon that contention all
his legal strategy was based when the
case came into court. And that STRAIT
egg has been wrecked at the first en-
counter. : For the private owner had
retained as counsel a member of the
bar who combined Legal instruction
with a knowledge of economics, who.
in his brief to the honorable court of
claims, makes the following represen-
tation:
What the machinery in question
cost when new four years ago has
nothing to do with the amount to
which it's private owner is justly en-
titled to now. Roughly, a dollar is
worth. only One-hnlf it's value in 1917.
And for the dollars loss in buying
power the United States government
is wholly responsible.
Government DECEASED Dollar.
Why? Because the government, in
stead of taxing wealth in this genera
ton to pay for the war, deliberately
decided that posterity should bear the
financial burden. To postpone the
war cost the government has re-
course to the printing press and
doubled the amount of paper money
in circulation. Since no new wealth
was created or amassed by the govern
ment to correspond with the new
money put in circulation. the huvine
power Of every exieting dollar was cut
very nearly in half.
Thus. continues the argument, the
$4,000. which the government COM
Wandered from the citizen in 1917, it
now proposes to replace with currency
which in buying power is worth only
sos cnO. This, the honorable court
will observe, would constitute an arbi-
trary, wiIful and unjust act Of confis-
cation by the government.
Restore Value Of Dollar.
Continuing his original exposition,
the complainant's attorney sets forth
that II the attorney general desires to
do justice he must be guided by two
alternatives. Palmer must either set
a date In the reasonably near future
whensthe American dollar will buy az
much as 1t did in 1917, or he must
indorse the complainant's demand for
as much money as 1t nOw costs to re-
place the Communicated machinery.
to-wit, $4,000.
Despite his frequent assurance tc
the public That the price Or NIL com
mod.ties II about to full to pre-waf
Level the attorney general Is said &c
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Copyright by A. c. McClurg q Co.

"MCifett-llan MOffett."
He fell silent. and I was unpleasant
heart beating tiercely, as I endeavored
Ito force down more of the food as an
excuse to remain at the table. 7 What
weuld he decide? Finally he spoke
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-08
TOO GOOD.

When Il young man is convinced
that there is nothing too good for a
ri he generally offers himself to her
- Kitch"n"r NnwS-RecOrd.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-08

Buick roadster for sale or trade. VIII
take motorcycle or horses in on trade.
Write me.-ArnoId Nelson. Overly, N.
D, 4tp
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-08
Quick
Action
Corn.
Cure

AGets-It" Stops Pain Instantly and
Corn Soon Lifts Right OF.
A few drops OF ''Gets-It" quenches
0orn pains like water Quenches fire.
Gives you Immediate relief.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-08

The corn begins ia lose its grip
At once. In q day o r two It 10 10
loose that Q can lift II on. roots
md all. 'twixt thumb and tinger.
have found out. It il the simple,
effective and common sense way 70
Sc rid OF corns.
.Gets-It," the neysr.failing uar
eosts but q trifle at any drug store
Nfd by .. Lawrence 4 Co. Chicago.
Sold In lsDttineau and rec0rarnendNd
- the worlds best corr remedy y
Il igurison's PhafHaey.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
"BUY A HOME NOW"
Tel. Main 424O.

Lei. AdlIl 4,14O.
PRICE. ss.oOo-A most salabie nsrth~es. M hs.Hss
home twostory house having six rocme
and ba tn, hot-water heat. electric lsnts
and oak floors. The lot is 2ONl5o: there
is fine yard, with room for garden ana
flowers, and there is also garage.
Owner will give possession.
PRICE, 81. .5OO-North Of Park road and west
Of 14th street: plan of house very
with four rooms on each floor: house has
hot-water heat. electric lights, parquet
floors and garage. This house can De IN :
PRICE. s12 75O-In the Cleveland Park see
ton: an attractive home property: a
two-story house, colonial type. with four
seeopd Ses,oS"si toors % There S is living reom
with open fireplace, and house has elec-
tric lights. hot-water heat. esk doors
sed a nrepreoSf S heated garage coa'eo-
PRICE. s.. s50-In Mt. Pleasant. west OF 10th
street. where immediate possession can
b. given; z two,story % house hay hssink !;.sn SIX
ing porch and hot-watef heat. This 10 q
splendid situation for a home. Conven-
lent to stores and schools
PRICE. $13 ,0Oo-On Girard street just on from
18th; three-story. ten-room brick house
Of attractive appearance: There are SIX
bedrooms. two large hathrooms; ana the
in beautiful condition throughout, and
pesses.on can be had any time. -.
PRICE. $7.500-In Chevy Chase. Nd; the lot
is 60x125; the improvements consist or
fve-room bungalow, built about a year
ago by present owner, who is leaving
the city. This is q splendid moderate
priced suburban home. Very easy terms
Of sale can be made.
PRICE, 12.5OO-A great bargain in a Mt.
Pleasant heme; a three-story. ten-room
brick house; six bedrooms. two large
bathrooms rear stairway and an unusual
number of large closets throughout the
house. There is hot water heat. electric
lights and large yard to paved alley:
also garage. Can be sold on terms of
81 500 cash.
BOSS &
"THE HOME
Ta1 Main AoAn
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I 4o6 H St. NV.

PRICE. $s.a5o-A home you should see at
once: twostory house. colonial type,
having two tile bathrooms. hot-water
attic: there is = breakfast porch and
sleeping porch. glass Enclosed and
screened: the house is also screened
throughout. Possession given.
PRICE. $13,O0O-In Cleveland Park. close to
Connecticut avenue; the lot is 30x90:
this il 4 pine-room detached built
order house. having hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights and q garage. Owner leaving
city; possession can be arranged.
PRICE. sl1, 1,5Oo-On the Heights little OF
from fr0m 18th street ;, new ss,t
large porches; good lot to alley. with
room for garage. This house and the
location will please you.
PRICE. $l3: :75O-In sixteesth Street Heights:
positive bargain in . detached brick
house having ten rooms, two baths hot
water heat. electric lights large porrhes
rsom. built-in ice box and freproof ga
rage. The house is situated on sixty
foot lot.
PRICE. s15.5oo-A splendid dswntewn home !.
little west Of 10th street; there are l6
rooms. two baths. hotwater heat. elee
trio lights. instantaneous heater: the
house is screened throughout and there
deep. to a 15-foot alley. II You are in
you would do weil to lock at this prop.
PRICE. $s,ooo-Just little OF from 18th
street. on the Heights; owner leaving
city; property 10 just listed for sale; q
large two-stosy house having hot-water
heat. electric lights. front and rear
porches. and there is large lot and
tine garden. Inspection any time.
PRICE. ss,ooO-A nearly new house in the
Bloomnxdale section. colonial style.
two stories. heated with hot water. hav-
ing electric lights oak floors, front and
rear porcbes. Owner moving 10 suburbs
will sell this house on very convenient
terms.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES"
11oG H CT NV
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Meridian Place west OF l4tn.
$500. Terms.
Attractive colonial style brick home Of =
rooms, tiled bath, electric light; Thoroughly
modern and in Splendid condition; nice Iront
and back yards: colonial back porch. oonSen'
Longfellow St. Near 14th.
S1O,5OO. Easy terms.
Brand-new tapestry brick home. rooms
Spacious st,ec % porehes front and rear; high eleya
tion; convenient to cars and stores; spiena'aiy
arranged.
An Unusual Bungalow.
$500. Easy terms.
Vacant: practically new: five delightfuliy
arranged rooms: tiled bath; hot-water neat:
electric lights; large lot; beautiful stone open
fireplace; porches front and side. A wonderful
bargain.
18th St. Near Webster.
$1O,5OO. Terms.
z rooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights, hardwood floors. colonial front porch.
front; room for garage. Immediate possession.
Ontario Rd. Nr. Columbia Rd.
$4,000. Terms.
Ten rooms tiled bath. steam heat. electric
lights. parquetry floors. newly pspered and
painted: room for garage. Immediate possess
sion.
Que St. Near North Capitol.
$3.50. Terms.
g rooms and bath: in perfect condition: new
ly papcred and painted; double brick two-story
garage.
HARTUNG
SOL Southern Bldg,
Main IU al
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BUILT BY MIDDAUGH.
& SHANNON"

(Your warranty Of 81 satisfsctios).
Actual comparison OF design,
material, workmanship, finish.
price and neighborhood will re-
veal the true worth of these
Middaush & Shannon Homes to
be Incompatible.
1910 FARRAGUT ST.
\ bungalow-type home Of
generous size, containing eight
rooms, bath, spacious closets,
large accessible attic, breakfast
and sleeping porches, etc.
4oo6 ARKANSAS AVE. ,
Smaller bungalow-type home,
OF six rooms, bath, three porches. :
real attic, slate roof, etc, facing
on a broad avenue. Splendid
value.
Homes Of this character do not long remain
unsold. We suggest prompt inspection.
14th st. cars to Emerson St. one square east.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours
Since 1880.
Suite 1899 Woodward Bldg
18th and n. Main 0aS5
Cut out this ad-see these homes. .
d, MEAN 1Ith NE: PRICE. 6.sso. 6AsH
$3.50 and so month. re- b.; hack yard;
4. 9o7i. NEWsoM, I,re H..
y: 600 PRICE; cAsH 500; P1R MONTE. q.
No. 1850 . -. 0H. q = -
k@n G98eA a1tDAA.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS
301 Southern Bldg, 18th and Sts NV.
Main 100 and Main 373.

Bungalow, Chevy Chase, D. c.
$14,50O. Terms.
First hoorLiving room. library. dining
room. pantry. kitchen. one bedroom. with sun
place. hardwood floors. Second Hoor-Three
bedrooms. large storage closets. trunkroom
and tiled bath. Lot G5x13S. Fireprpof ga
side comfortable distance away. Perfect
condition throughout
400 Block Irving St. NV.
$6,85O. Easy terms.
:. SiI rooms and hath. hot-water heat. electric
for garage, paved alley, newly decorated.
Near North Capitol and u SITS.
$6,350. Easy terms.
Attractive brick. colonial style home: 6
rooms. bath, front and rear porches: high ele-
vstion; within easy walking distance Of down.
town.
New Home, Petworth.
$3.50. Easy terms.
Six rooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat. elec-
trio lights. hardwood floors, colonial front
porch, large screened sleeping porch, cold stor-
as p.nty st deep y.rd to payed s
west. Immediate possession.
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
$4,000. Easy terms.
Nine rooms. baths. hot-water heat. electric
lights. hardwood floors, room for garage.
condition. Newly papered and painted through
eut. Corner. Immediate possession.
& GIBBONS,
5th and III SITS. NV.
d Main -3Z3
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RANDALL Ii. HAC
17TH ST. NEAR S.
Nine rooms and bath. Price,
$4,000.
10TH ST. NEAR Q ST.
Ten rooms and, bath. With a
small expenditure it can be made
most desirable home. Price,
$4,000. Terms.
Q ST. BET. 17TH AND 18TH.
Modern home containing 9
rooms and 2 baths; large yard
with garage; house in excellent
condition immediate posses
sion. Price, $4,000.
CALIFORNIA AVE.
New house, never having
been occupied, having 9 rooms
and baths; large yard with
double garage. Price, $4,000.
FOOR FURTHER P
RANDALL II. HAC
1907 Connectic,
Telephone Franklin 1866.
Telephone F
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FU5 -\GW I OI + NNt.
Phone Main %.
Chevy Chase.

AllCNy SIdSS.
On Morrison St: well constructed home OF
rooms and bath. with 4 garage on q lot
s0x15O to alley; home is of hollow tile con
struction and is occupied by owner, who will
soon leave for the west. Price, $l5,oOo No
reasonable offer rejected.
Argyle Park.
We offer fine residence for sale in this
convenient suburb just OF of 18th ST.: an en-
tfrely detached home of IL rooms and baths
parior and sleeping porch: all modern i'm
provements of hotwater heat, gas and elec-
tricity; 100 ft. frontage. 115 1T. deep; all
windows metal stripped. Price. s23 800.
Columbia Heights.
A furnished home for sale A three-story
house containing rooms and baths. hot
wassr heat, gas and electricity. Unfortunate
circumstances compel the owner. who is eccn-
pyfng the house, 10 sell. Price, including fur
niture, $13.50O.
Saul's Addition.
Our list of fine homes in Saul's Addition is
Incompatible. We believe if you are looking
for detached home Office can supply your
wants. Ev0y salable house in this location
is listed in office.
This is only partial list OF
opportunity to talk to you OF Q
venience to show you in our aut
THE F. H. SM1Tl
BIS 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-09-09


all sections of the city, and will
On Georgia Avenue
This brick home contains rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. electric lights. ample room
for garage, Price, $3.50; exceedingly good
terms.
Briehtwood Park
Good value: a detached brick. rooms and
bath o-story residence: on a lot J01l5O:
hwh elec lights and garage. front porch:
grape vines and garden. Price, SIC, 400. on
easy terms.
Mt. Pleasant
On 18th ST. below Columbia rd.. in Sec
tion fast growing into business. where values
will increase big 1O-room and reception
hail type e hoors,, and baths: hLw.h. !;
price, S1J 800: terms easy to handle.
Columbia Heights
West OF 18th St: large 7room brick resi-
dence on one of the incest streets in this
section, tile bath. h.w.h.. elec. lights. :
open treplaces. colonial front porch. double
rear porches; very deep lot to paved alley.
Price, 1850; terms.
14tl1 Street Heights
dandy house Of rooms = baths. h.w-h-,
elec lights, screened-in sleeping and break
fast porch; in hrst-class condition through
out; price. S1I.iOU; terms
w IL l. I A NJ s
110Q Neu We
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INER & COMPANY,

NER & COMPANY,
NEAR 10TH AND R SITS.
Strictly individual, modern
home, containing 8 rooms and 3
baths. in excellent condition
vacant. Price, $4,000.
Q ST. JUST OFF CONN. AV.
Modern English basement
house, containing 10 rooms. ?
baths and 2 lavatories; vacant.
Price, $4,000.
NEAR o3D AND CALF. SITS.
Practically new home, having
10 rooms and 3 baths: posses
sion in 80 days. Price, $4,000.
NEAR 21ST AND r SITS.
Home containing II rooms
and 2 baths; entirely modern
in very good condition; owner
will give immediate possession.
Price, $I5,5oo.
CALL
NER & COMPANY,
t Avenue NV.
Telephone Franklin 4307.
rankin 1868.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
A Home in Northeast


That should appeal TO YOU at once: home
that is nearly new. having het water heat, gas
and electricity, hardwood floors: good lot to
15-foot alley; located q good street. Price,
only s., 500.
Washington Heights.
story home Of IL rooms and baths: Il dou-
bic garage steam heat. electricity. other mod
ern improvements; home is occupied by owner.
Price, s14 500
Mt. Pleasant.
On Park rd. overlooking Rock Creek Park ::
water heat. gas and electricity. Price. Sl4 500
Washington Heights.
corner overlooking Dean estate. This
is location Of exceptional refinement.
fine 3-story home of l. rooms and baths.
steam heat. electricity; occupied by owner.
Price, $4,000.
Mt. Pleasant.
On Newton st. THREE stories. containing 0
See us quickly to secure this tine home. Price.
So, 80.
our homes for sale. Give lis the
II many good buys. No incon-
COMPANY,
Main 6464.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
S11 sos rooms and sleeping porch; hot-water
heat; e. L.. garage for cars; line
trees: :. squares from cars.
S11 ,-00-Rosemary ST. bungalow; rooms and
bath; new.
SIG OOC-New house, half block from cars: 3
rooms, > baths. h.-w.h., g. L.; sleep
ing rooms; houses not as good selling
Tor two ,housa,e' more. See this.
$13, ,I00-Well built: well located; one square
from ears: in best section; rooms
and BATH h.-w.h; wide lot.
SIT 7,j00-Iarge house. large rooms on half
acre lot square from club: garage
for one car. A bargain ut the price.
$11, ,150-A beautiful bungalow; ideal plan; just
old enough TO be surrounded by trees
and lots of shrubbery; rooms and
bath; large lot one square from Conn.
See this quick.
SIG, ,OO0-On corner, one square from Conn.
ave; almost new: large lot; rooms,
> ba this; e. L.; garage.
$40. .O0-A house built to suit the average size
family with three extra large rooms
:! baths: many extra conveniences:
garage; almost half acre lot: line To-
cation: surrounded by handsome
homes.
r. T. l.. Yellott & Company,
SQ3
Evening star., 1920-09-09

HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE FOX SALE. 20
Detached and Conveniently Located.
Belmont Avenue, Just on Columbia Road.
Price less than similar property located in
suburban sections of Washington.
Built few years ago for owners home:
handsome 3story and cellar brick residence;
IL rooms, baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights; large porches aud side lawn; southern
and eastern exposure.
Fifty-foot frontage by depth 100 to paved
alley.
Wonderful home for q professional or busi-
ness man.
This property could not be duplicated now
FOR less than So 600. The owner, non .resi-
dent, for quick sale, will accept So, $40. Only
So. 750 cash required. balsnce reasonable.
Occupied by Army officer at $175 per month
unfurnished. Lease expires soon. Inspection
by permit only.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Exclusive Agents.
1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
RrR NTauEn

FURNISHED.
FOR RENr-oand ST NEAR EYE-9 ROOMS.
hath; per month. $75. Apply u. NJ. HODGE
CO., Inc. successors to Edward S. Wescott,
Beautiful home on Lamont near
18th; eleven rooms, three baths: polished hard
wood floors; furnished in mahogany; garage
Price, $225 per month.
McKEENER & GOSs.
140J Eye st. Main i152.
FOR RENTED EUCLID ST NV. co-
lumbia Heights> new Broom and 2-ba'h
house; electric lights. hot water heal. porehes.
large yards aud short walk 10 1ith street
cars. Rent, $50. Immediate possession.
Ii. Il. IIOWENsTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV.
THOROUGHLY MODERN GROOM HOUSE IN
Petworh. nicely furnished. $12a per month.
Main 1920.
WYOMING; AVE. NEAR 18th ST-l1 RooMS.
. baths (6 bedrooms: very attractiv-ly fur
nished house in excellent condition. Ready for
occupancy Oct. 1. 500 month.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER. INC.
Frank. 74S5. Ola 18th St.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE.
No small children. 500 per month. Call toi.
85OS-W 1O'
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD.-sRonM
house: garage. electric lights range. Till
June Is. 1921. Apply 713 9Th st. NV. 22'
FORT MYER HEIGHTS. va, On WILSON
Blvd. a detached furnished house of rooms
aud bath; rent So monthly TO responsible
parties.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
Main es45. 7ls l4lh st. NV
Dds l1th N.W.-6-ROOM HOUSE; iIoT WA
ter heat; furnished: piano and victroa: owner
rerains hall bedroom. Can after pm. IL
SPLENDID, 4-SrORY, PRESS BRICK W.:
steam heat. baths shades, piano and parl0r
carpet; suitable for high-class tenancy. $50.
Apply 1915 18TH st NV. los
NICELY FURNISHED SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
large yard and porch. owner retaining one
room. Call after pm. 32l eth st. ne. o.
4 COY, COMFORTABI4E DWELLING, ON
beautiful 10th street. of four bedrooms and
bath, with parlor. back parlor. dining room
and kitchen first floor. Attractive front
lease. Possession.
Lee d. Latimer Company,
Realtors.
1434 New York Avenue.
FOR RENT FURNISHED-I9o5 g ST. NV
rooms and bath. cellar. furnace $500 per
month. {. +. WARING. 81; Bond bldg.
FIFTEEN ROOMS AND 4 BATHS; BEAU
hfmlly furnished corner home; superb location;
will be shown by appointment.
ARTHUR Il. BRANDES.
Room 3OJ. 1l9 18th. Franklin G6S9 1Os
COUPLE RETAINING ONE ROOM WILL.
rent nicely furnished six-room house: ami. ::
wonld board with renter. North 1884 %
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED RESIDENCE IN
Columbia Heights, near 11th and Otis SITS. NV
Six-room and bath brick dwelling: hot water
heat; electricity: porches front and rear of
Address Box 1al-H. Star Office
A uT T.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.


BY OCT. l UNFUR. BACHELOR APT. l
room and bath, with or without kitchenette
NV. preferred. Address Box 243-H, star Of
fee. 10e
THREE-ROOM UNFURNIsHED II. h. APART
ment. in modern home or apartment house, by
young couple for Sept. Is or Oct. 1. Address
Box 1S9-H, Star Office 9s
TWO ROOMS OR AN APARTMENT. FUR
nished or unfurnshed, near $ st. and Conn.
ave. Address Box 15sH. Star Office 1O'
WANTED-UNFURNIsH APARTMENT By
couple; two rooms, bath and kitchenette in
apartment house: NV; rent not over $50 per
month Address Box 172-H. Star office.
WANTED-SMALL UNFURNISHED. FIRST
noor apt. by physician. Address Box 14G-H,
Star Office. 9s
FIVE OR SIX ROOM APARTMENT, UNFuR-
nished; not on line preferred; small
house. suburbs preferred. Call LIEUT.. col.
GEORGE WILLIAMS. Tel. Main 257o, Branch
$50. %
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRE ONE FUR
nished room and kitchen kitchenette; pri-
vate bath and central location preferred. Give
particulars. Address Box 11s-H. Star Office. 80
Evening star., 1920-09-09

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