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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
M|DDLEBOURNE


Mlddlobourne. oct. II - Mas EliZa-
both George has como TO Salem, W. Va,
whore she will be the guest for several
days of a former class mate Mrs Cairo
Ross
Harrisburg spent the weekend with his
parents, Attorney and Mrs. X. c. Bore
man.
Miss Gladys Hill, former student IN
Tyler High. has accepted position on
the teachIng staff OF the Weirton. W.
Mrs. Christian Reynolds former res
Ident Of Mlddlebourne passed away Sun.
day morning at 1890 at the home OF
her son David. on Cemetery Hill. SIS,
tersville. She was IS years Of age and
is survived by her husband; Joseph Key,
nolds, and the following children: John
and Glen Of Cleveland; Henry of Brook
lyn, n. Y; Harrison Of Mexico; James
Of Schultz, w. Va: Mss Christina ana
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GREAT REPUBLICAN
(, RALLY OCTOBER is
= AT TORONTO, OHIO

The "fatted OK" will DO KILLED Tor mo
Republican rally to be- held AT toronto
Ohio, Saturday. October 10. $780,
barbecue. II witch 10000 plates
: viii be aot IL I" be ono 81 the hiE AT
fractions Of this tTi-5tni" republican
rally, -,,,,.
Toronto buHiness/ men are cooperating
rYnr mako the ALL success. ana i"Sn'
: sommiItscz will have everything In
readiness Tor tho blk svsnt
Following a blE street parade. i"d Nv
TWO bands and drum corps. tho crown
will be addroHAed ny Hon. Frank ~
willis, RepubllCan candidate Tor U. ~
senator from ohio. and Hon. Harry l."
Davis, Republican candidate for govern
or OF Ohio. ,,
Mr.. Moore. editor OF tho FlttHhurSh
Leader. will act al chairman OF thu
mcctinx, and Mira, Lillian Russell Moore.
wife OF the pittsburgh editor, VIII al
dress tho women at tho big rally
The committee In charge arc 10 Do
congratulated on having Auch an array
} ~ exceIlent speakers OF rsotionnl rcpu-
tation for tho occasion, n all or tho
above are constantly In dcmnnd~oy tho
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=GHI[DOF GLENDALE MINER DIES
i OF BURNS; KEROSENE EXPLOSION
ANDFIRE DESTROY FOUR HOUSES
aerYnAR-oID DOROTHY May LII
Lard ATTEMPTS TO MASrnN
'' SLOW rrRn wTrH XnGo-
RHNH OIL.
xRPLogroM roLLows, BoArTnRIHo
FLAMING on oV1B Kn1
81 AND rNnoUaH NEE LIT
TIN XOMu.
COMPIAoRArIoN sPRnADs RAPID
10y WITH COMPLETE LOSS
:. or PoUR RoUsHS-Two
nTKnRa DAMAGED.

Dorothy May Lillard a l0-year.old
colored girl was fatally burned. TOUR
houses were burned 10 the GROUND anu
TWO others wero badly damaged by flr"
Which swept the. row OF miners houses
In Glendale. Marshall county. Monday
Afternoon.
s-rho fire In said to have resulted from
me explosion OF u can OF Kerosene OIL
with which the little col"rCd girl VII"
loat her liro was trying To hasten a Stow
fire. The property loss IL "0tI,hH'cH NJ
about H.70O. OF this amount. thcr" wn'
$4,000 damage TO tho property ana ahpnt
800 loss FOR tho miners families wh"To
homo furnishings were destroyed.
The row 81 houses III tho upper ond or
Glendale belong 10 tho Hl"ndhio I"aI
Company. and were occupied by mihcra
who work In tho mine At Glendale.
= .AdslIn LlIlRrd. mother OF the ChIld. was
out of tho house about ~" "ci"Ck vs.
terday afternoon when IN" girl k'nol"H
, a fire In a stove. The fir" burned slow
iy, and aho attempted 10 pour oil kcro-
sens into tho stove. An explosion TOT
lowed, throwing burning oil all over the
girl and through tho interior OF tho
house. 49,
stfeat and before men who woro nj WORK
nearby could smother the flames; tnH
ulltlds clothes were nearly burned orr
and she was painfully burned al SNrr
tbs body. The chIld/was Riyen cirstNald
and rushed TO tho Glendale Hospital.
where she expired at $40 O'Clock l"Se
night. h,,
Ths mino colony In Glendale has nut
littIS firo protection. The flames rapid,
iv communicated to tho house occupied
ny John Bunsard's family. on one SiIo.
ard the house OF Frank Mateson on tho
other From tho latter building. tho
Flames conmunicat 10 the next tw"
houses In tho row. which wcro badly
damaged.
A cali was sent TO MoundsVills. and
the ffrsmon from there rushed up WIN
a A.I and nv nHlnK ChpnlCuld, niNa
"a very greatly In stopping tho Progrc"s
OF tho conflAKration.
Attendants at tho Glendale hospital
last niEht said that tho llttlo ilrn N'c-
tim had inhaled rlam"H and hm"N" "h''h
caused hor death.
Tho burned houses worn nll throo
room frame structures In which IN"
miners lived
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BENWOOD WOMEN HEAR
MRS. IzETTA j. BROWN
Mrs IxsttA Jewel Brown, Of Kingwood,
Addresses Democratic Gathering
At 6snwood Last Night

The Democratic women OF Benwood
held n rally last night In the city hall
which wa. we'll attended. Plans for the
betthrment OF the Democratic campaign
were discussed. after which the princl-
pal speaker OF tho evening. Mrs. lzetta
Jewel Brown OF Kingwood, was intro
duced and sho delivered IL very rorcotui
a address, along the limos OF tho Demo
cratic party and It's standards.
Among tho othor spcaknra or tho oVo-
ming woro Mr.. m Mrs. lgnatius Hron-
nan and James +. Shirmnu OF Mounds
willie. Plans for tho election or officers
for tho club wcre takou up and many
matters OF Importance pertaining TO fu-
turo meetings were dlscussed.
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national Republican committees. as VOL
as several state committees.
This will doubtless bc ono OF tao
largest Republican meetings held dur
ing the campaign.
Tho festivities will begin promptly
at 2 p. m. eastern standard time. and
will continue until y. m. Everything
Is absolutely free, and everybody Is
welcome. regardless OF their political
SO come. bring the kiddies
and spend the day.
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Principal Of Schools Gives
Endorsement to Wentworth

recommended Eerv-Wprth. and pro,
cured somo. Aftor taxing Dotres =
tainIy n splendid medicine for nervous
ness and Indigestion" Tho above state.
ment carrie, great weight coming from
a man whose position IN life 1. that OF
Mr.. Shaw's. Nerv-Worth has peen en-;
wniLs Of Iife. II you suffer from III
baaitb nervousness, sleeplessness. storm
ach trouble, or a general run down con.
dItion Give Nery-Worth a trial. II your
first bottle Is not satisfactory .yoX
money WIN be r Esfp1es CO., and IG al i.a
ing druggists everywhere.
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Well Known Professor Makes q
Statement In Which He Says 1t
Is q Splendid Medicine.

Prof, Harvey Shaw OF Cananville.
Ohio, former Principal OF Schools Mt
RockIand, Ohio. gave tho following
woighty endorsement some time ago: g!
wish to voluntarily add my testimonial
to those OF others in recommending
Nerv- Worth" said Prof Shaw: "While
Principal OF the schools at Rockland.
Ohio, 1 became run down and nervous
from my school work and my stomach
also bothered me. My father-in-laW
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Mrs Mary WetssI Of Middlsbourns and
David OF SiHtersvills.
Mrs. Harry Hickman and two children
of EaBtlRnd. Tex, after an extended Wis
It with relatives In Tyler county, loft
Saturday for their homo. g . f..
Rev. r. u. Musgrafe, pastor Of the
NJ. Z. church. has been called to Harris
Vile by tho death Of nephew, Curtis
Musgrave.
Mrs. B. F. Robinson and daughter
Miss Hazel OF Wick are spending = week
with their daughter and sister, Mrs. E.
Mrs. J. Coleman Mayf,eld Of Morgan,
town, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
W. H. Carter and other friends, has
returned home.
w Va. have returned after q brief visit
at the home Of Boar Smith. They made
the trip in their car.
Mrs. w. W. Christley and Miss Eta
Barnes returned Saturday from weston
where they attended the Grand Chapter
of the Eastern Star.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPH-
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sfAl months and Tried other remedies
I had read Of Lydia e. Pinkham's Ve&e-
tahls Compound and decided to try it:
Afbsr taking twelve bottles I found
myself much improved and took six
moro. ] have never had any moro
trouble h that respect since. | have
duue IN kinds Of work and at present
an an attendant ut . State Hospital
I'd am feeling hne. ! have recon-
NEEDED your Vegetable Compound to
dOeeus OF nay friends and shall always
recomnscud t. LILLIAN THAR, S2i
s. 6th St, Carrollton, Ky.
II Won have cny symptom about which
vou would Ike to know write to the
f,vdia 81 Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn.
Maaa, for helpful advice given free OF
charge.
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could not walk any
distance, ride or
take any exercise at
all without resting.
II ] swept the floor
or did any kind Of
work It would bring
my sickness on /
was weak and lang
uid, had no energy,
and hfewasa misery
to me. / was under
he care Of = good
physician for sew
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mn tho Marshall county roprrHontn two
Of tho MacnbeeS who arc meeting there.
A Raautirui women

DO you know that y beautiful woman
always hRH good digestion? If your
digestion Ia faulty. eat lightly OF meats
and takn an occRs ional dose Of Cham
berlains Tablets TO strengthen your
digestion. 'Prlco 25c. For sa'o by all
dealers.
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MISSION SERVICES

G. w. Cory. superintendent OF tho
Mission. spoke last evening. Tonight
Or. ]. NJ. Potter Of tho Vance Memo
rial church Will be the speaker.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Edward Jener-
son, and on Thursday evening, DR.. Z.
l.. Allen will preach.
On Sunday evening Evangelist +. ID.
Fellers' Of Youngstown, Ohio. will open
his two weeks campaign at the Mis-
sion. and will preach each evening at
o'clock On next Sunday morning Or.
Fellers will preach at the Vance Memo
rial church.
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hons hero IIo was accompanied by n
school friend R0lla Stacy.
Mrp w H. KryHer In recovering nice
" from nm operation which Hhc under
went In III" ohio Valley General hospl-
TAI and Will 10 able to leave tho instt'
tuition this week.
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life WAS A
MISERY To her
-
Saws this Woman Until Re-
Eeved by Lydia E Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Carrollton, KY suffered almost
two years with female weakness !
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BUY WAR SAVINGS srAMPs-
Evening star., 1920-06-26

MOUNT PLEASANT.
PRICE. $l1 500.
JUST. AT 18th AND PARK RD. A new house
at less than cost Of reproducing it today. Con-
tanning large rooms, aths hot-water heat,
electric light, hardwood floors, beautiful
pofches; built-in garage; every modern con-
venfence. The owner will give possession as
soon as property is sold.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE, $12, 500.
beautiful corner property containing two
apartments; hot-water heat. electric light;
beautiful lawn. This house is practically new
and in perfect condit5a Rented unfurnished
for $3.50 per mo- Reas on able terms.
BLooMINGDALE.
PRICE, $500.
Near North Capitol and sts. A beautiful
modern house. large rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric light; excellent garage.
In perfect condition.
BLooMINGDALE
PRICE, $1,000.
RANDOLPH ST.. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL.
An excellent home; large rooms and bath.
tine cellar, colonial front porch two-story rear
porch; in perfect condition. Reasonable terms.
NEAR 18th AND MONTAGUE srs.
PRICE $500.
A practically new home; large rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, electric light, hardwood
floors; excellent lot; alley; beautiful porches.
This is the most attractive house in 18th
Street Heights for the money
MOUNT PLEASANT.
- $1O5 500.
NEAR 10th AND KILBOURNE SITS.
and bath, colonial front porch, sleeping porch,
hot-water heat, electric light hardwood floors.
In perfect condition. Terms, S. 600 cash, bal
- ~ - ~ - MOORE g.
142O-22 H
Evening star., 1920-06-26
A SELECT LIST OF BARGAINS
For Sale by
MOORE & HILL, INC,
1420-22 H St. NV.

LANIER ST. NEAR 18th,
PRICE. $1,000
A most desirable home in ideal location.
frst-clsss modern building; s large rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric light. hard
wood hoors throughout. laundry room with all.
improvements; ample garage space. Immedi-
ate possession.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
Just west of Conn. ave.
A very desirable detached home, 8 largo
rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric light,
large sleeping porch; 1000 So It. Of ground;
splendid chicken house; ample garage space.
This house is ideally located. surrounded by
nrst-class residences. Immediate possession
CHEVY CHASED. C. SIDE,
ONE SQUARE WEST OF CONN., AVE
PRICE. $4,000.
beautiful modern home; large rooms and
bath, hot-water heat electric light, breakfast
porch. TWO sleeping porches; double garage;
screened throughout; Pittsburgh water heater;
in perfect condition. Immediate possession.
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE. $4,000.
NEWARK ST. just west of Conn ave- A
beautlful modern home, containing IA rooms
baths, hot-water heat. electric light, hard
wood noors; twe-car garage; lot 50x150. In
splendid condition. Immediate possession.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
PRICE. $4,000.
A beautiful detached home; large rooms
and . baths bot-water heat, electric light
hardwood floors beautiful sleeping porch; lot
4oxl3S; screened and weatherstripped through
out. This property is in perfect condition;
newly papered and painted throughout; pos.
session July /. 1920. Reasonable terms.
GEORGETOWN.
PRICE. Sc. 500.
Fine home near 3lst- and NJ sts.. eontainina
large rooms and bath. furnace heat. In exJ
cellent condition. A very reasonable priced
home in excellent loca tion.
HILL, INC,
Evening star., 1920-06-26
1405 Eye Street.
Northeast.


fine six-room and bath home. which is in
first class condition: has furnace heat and gas
light Can be bought for S., 500 on $3.50
cash payment and easy terms.
s,. 81 McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye ST. Main 4'aa.
Chevy Chase, D. G.
A modern house having eight large. we'll
arranged rooms and . baths; electric lights,
hot water heat, porches: large lot ana garage.
An exceptional buy at $12,50O
MckEEVER GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4'52.
Cleveland Park.
An eight room and bath residence in the
prettiest part Of Cleveland Park; has hot
water heat electric lights. sleeping porch,
large porch around house. with beautiful view,
and servants quarters. Price, $16,stOe
- ~ McKEEVE
Evening star., 1920-06-26
FOR SAIE-H0USEs
Semi-Detached-Petworth.
Continues.

Semi-Detached-Petworth.
Modern colonial brick. eight rooms, tiad
bath. steam heat, full cellar, containing serr-
ants room and laundry; double hardwood
sood lot; room for garage: convenient to cars; /;
price. 5000. Immediate possession.
Saul's. Addition-Detached.
Two-story. cellar and attic, nine rooms.
BATH five bedrooms. hot-water heat. electric
light aud gas hardwood doors. open hrepiaaes,
once; eSs Pic price. seSe'' si4.eoo 0A p'''esS'"
Near Wardman Park Inn.
~. Price, $11,5OO.
Vacant. Attractive. three-story and cellar
colonial brick: nine rooms, bath. hot-water
heat. electric light. hardwood floors, front and
rear porches; lot 2s112O: garage. Possession
at once. Furniture can be bought reasonably.
Petworth Home-Detached.
Modern two-story. cellar and attic brick
slate roof six rooms. bath. heated by hot
water. many built-in features. including win
dow seat, freplaces, bookcases. etc; built in
cement garage; front. side and rear porches
built triangular lot fronting on three
streets. $50 IT. frontage over $500 50. It. in
all; abundance Of shade trees, shrubbery etc.
price, $4,000.
Kilbourne Place NV.
Splendid location, three-story brick eleven
rooms. bath. hot-water heat, electricity, gas
frst-noor kitchen. six bedrooms. open fire
only ST., 500
Chevy Chase.
Detached bungalow. nine rooms. two baths.
hot-water heat. electricity gas open IRE
places. sleeping porch, hardwood floors screens.
awnings: built-in garage. private driveway
65-ft. frontage by 14O IT. deep: very attrsc-
tive; conveniently located; price, $4,000
Make offer. VIII also sell furniture: owner
leaving city will give possession at once
Near 1st and R. |. Ave.
aAkn
bath. furnace heat. sasiieht: all rooms are
large and bright; Aft frontage in this ex-
ceilent location. A snap at 81 $50
K St. N.W.-Nacant.
In immediate downtown section Two-story
BRICK six rooms, bath; good heating plant: :
large front and rear yards: lot 145 IT. deep
with soft alley in rear; convenient to cars:
price, $3.50.
Our listings cover every
suburbs. Every class of prope
If you are looking for a home,
we can arrange terms to suit.
ment.
GARDINER
M. 1884.
Evening star., 1920-06-26
McKEEVER & GOSS,
Main 4752.
Northwest.

Northwest.
Near 18th and S streets house has eleven
handsome rooms. two baths. hot-water heat,
electric lights. and is complete in every detail.
Garage for two at bargain nc
$1,000.
McKEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4152.
Petworth.
Near Grant Circle: six rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electric lights, front and rear
porches inclosed sleeping porch; space for ga
rage wide alley; immediate possession. SEQ
this house and make an offer.
NckEEVER & GOSS.
1405 Eye st. Main 49,
Bloomingdale.
Eight-room and bath house near North Capi-
tol and sts. Has hot-water heat. gaslight
and room for garage. This is u very good
house at the price asked. 5000. Terms may
be arranged.
r & GOSS
Evening star., 1920-06-26
THOMAS J.. FISHER & CO.,
Incorporated.
72S Isth St. NV. Main 6S3O.

BY OWNER, BEAuTIPUL CORNER HOUSE.
$50 Shepherd st. NV; one square from car
water heat; instantaneous water heater: COM
binat ton nxtures: awnings. scfeena;, Widowed
and screened sleeping porch: shower; house
newly decorated throughout: must be seen to
be appreciated: immediate possession.- 2se-
p 600: RED PRESSED BRICK; ROOMS;
S2 500 mortgage or time payments; near Union
alton; vacant; personal owner. Address BOX
6s-B Stnr office. ~
UNUSUAL BARGAIN-OWNER OFFERS. on
beautiful K 81. NV. near New Jersey ave,
small brick house desirable. lot. with
water and plumbing fixtures. Ground well
worth entire price. ONLY 81 800 TO QUICK
PURCHASER. Terms IL desired. Pays l2s
net as an investhent. Address Box 160-B.
star once. 80 =
Evening star., 1920-06-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Columbia Heights.

Columbia Heights.
Attractive four-story brick and stone rexi-
dence first floor contains reception hall, par
ior. dining room. buffers pantry, bniit irr
china closet and large kitchen. heated by steam
heat, heat; . electricity, gas Gppsr noors contain
rooms. built-in linen closets. five open hrc-
places. etc. FuIi.size cellar. with toilet and
laundry trays: wide and very deep lot TO a
paved alley; room for garage; hard to dupli-
cate today; price. $4,000.
Georgetown.
Completely detached. we'll built three-story
brick, 10 extra large and bright rooms. recep-
closed sleeping porch. h.w.h.. concrete cellar
under entire house: soft. frontage by $50 IT.
6eep; ae. Garage rag ,. to accommodate four cars;
Two-Family Flat. NV.
Attractive modern brick five rooms and
bath on first floor. six rooms and bath
ond floor. separate heating plants, yards and
entrances: possession can be given, il peces-
sary: unusually low priced at IS 80.
wo-Famlly Apartment, NE.
Located in desirable residential section,
two-story pressed brick aud brown stone. hvc
rooms and bath on first floor. six rooms and
heating plants entrances. yards and cellars.
Will paper and paint entire building 10 suie
purchaser. Attractive proposition; price. ss,oco.
Make offer.
New Home in Northwest
Section.
One square Of 18th St Two stories and at
tic. eight rooms. two baths. cellar, hot-watcr
heat. electric lights. gas. hardwood floors
throughout; room for garage: alley; large
porches; never occupied; immediate possession;
price is right.
Ingleside Terrace n w.
Attractive three-story brick; nine and
bath colonial front porch. rear porches; mod
and in good condition: lot 1sx100: wids
alley; room for garage; price only s6.0n.
Reasonable terms
Near 10Th and Wyoming.
neighborhood that will appeal 10 any ono
wanting a home of high-class, refined sur
rouudings. Tbree-story and cellar brick eleven
rooms, two baths. steam heat. electric light.
hardwood floors, servants toilet and laundry
in cellar; lS-ft. frontage by 120 IT. deep.
Wide paved alley. Possession in 20 days
Price, $4,000.
ection of the city and nearby
rty is represented in this Office.
with reasonable cash payments,
all and consult our sales depart-
: DENT, INC,
~ 1dth G. N Nv
Evening star., 1920-06-26
WANTED-APARTIEENTS.

BY MARRIED COUPLES FURNISHED
rooms and. bath; eentral; not over $50. 90. Ad-
dress BOX 9s- n. Star ONCE. .
or ROOMS AND BATH y 1n,1 BY s'ApShTs; tsaacs;
BOX 1O8-B. Star ONCE. - = :, 80
BETWEEN Vow AND AUG. Is. ROOMS.
kitche1ette, bath; not over $4O.O. MusL D.
west Of 18th ST. and north OF ST. wooid
consider. one large room, kHchehette anu Ddt".
1884 2nd st. ne. 2a--
IN NV. WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF
departments, apartment with sleeping porch.
by 9 young ladies' Call North 1915 after
pm, before am.
1 OR 5 ROOM UNFURNIsHED' APARTMENT
for quiet family Of 3, all adults. Address Box
107-B Star office. ~.
OR ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, AND BATH;
must be in good condition and reasonable; state
price and loca tion. Address Box f24-B, Star
Office. IL
REFINED COUPLE NO. CHILDREN, WISH
to lease small unfurnished apartment: prefer
downtown apartment house. Call NJ. 1902 be-
fore 6, Frank. 351 after. 2S'
HOUSEKEEPTNG ABATEMENT. -FOUR Or
nished. {. X. cox. Room Sl5, har1nEton
Hotel. % - m 70
REFINED COUPLE. EMPLOYED. DESIRE
and care Of furnisAfd apartment during
summer; must be reasonable. p. o. Box 1895.
wANTED-THREE-R ROOM UNFURNIsHED
apartment; by Aug l.; reasonable; couple: :
NO children. E. c. Jones. 123S G. St Sc 26e
JULY 1-o OR s ROOM FURNISHED OR
unfurnished apt: permanent; young couple;
no children. Address Box 34S-A. Star ONCE
JULY Two ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND
bath; in apt house; NV. Phone Main 2S7O.
Branch 424, bet. $3.50 am. and 80 PIN Col.
6915-W, after pm.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTg FIVE OR SIX
rooms. not more than sioe. Phone c1eve1.nd 81.
1906. q
FOUR ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT;
good location; close to 114ths street car line.
Address Box 243-A, Star ONCE. 27s
5 OR ROOM. APARTMENT; MARRIED.
couple; no children: NV section; unfmnished:
reasonable Address Boz: :30o.A, Star ONCE. 28'
TNFURNTSHED APARTMENT. 2 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. Address Box 29S-A, Star
office. 26s
Evening star., 1920-06-26
FOR RENT-HOUEES.
rrru NYaITEn.

FURNIsHED. -.
4417 IOWA AVE. ;; NEW
home section; practically new;
7 rooms, bath and sleeping
porch; thoroughly modern very
beautifully furnished; 2-car ga
rage on rear; rent only $l05 per
month; act quick. Apply '
SHANNON : & LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV. w4
Main 2345.