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The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
By A. HYATT YERRlLL

1t must not be supposed, however,
that an oscillator. condenser, a coil
and an aerial and ground are all
that are necessary in order to send
wireless telephone messages In ad-
dition, there are numerous appliances
for tuning or adjusting wave lengths.
modulating, amplifying and other
purposes and in large station these
are very complicated and powerful.
For example, the Westinghouse sta
tion at Newark uses five 25O watt
tubes-two being used as oscillators
and three as modulators-and which
work in conjunction with two fifty
watt speech amplifiers. The current
used in lighting Is ten volt A. c.
with five amperes of radiation. For
sending the sounds, microphones are
used and to maintain an even cool
temperature on the tubes a rotary
fan Is employed In this station the
coil or inductance is fiat or pancake
helix wound with half-inch copper rib.
bon while Il special motor generator
furnishes 1000 volt current for the
tuned type of six 150-foot wires at, a
height of 21O feet above the ground
with a counterpoise Of twelve wires
on thirty foot spreaders twenty feet
above the roof and below the aerial
AS a lead-in, a ten wire cage on hoops
two inches in diameter is used.
This, however, is one Of the largest
and most powerful stations in the
world and for amateurs nothing so
complete, so large or so powerful is
ever required. For ordinary purposes, a
very small sending set is all that is
necessary and even for the smallest
license is required. for while there Is
no objection to any one operating a
receiving set and listening-in to any
thing that is In the air, multitude
of signals and sounds being sent is a
great nuisance and interferes with
every legitimate sending station by
confusing the sounds and creating in.
references. In fact, the greatest
trouble in receiving Is interference
and 1t Is far more difficult to tune out
the weak waves from nearby amateur
sending instruments than to tune to
the desired signals from the large
stations.
Also, 1t Is far more difficult to con-
struct and set up transmitting set
than receiving set and hence I ad-
wise all amateurs to leave the sending
alone, or else make no attempt to in.
stall or use transmitting set until
thoroughly familiar with the subject
and no longer an amateur. But as no
book on wireless telephony would be
considered complete without descrfp.
| ton and instructions as to rigging
up sending sets. Il few simple dtrec
| tiunS and figures ne given.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
THE HOME RADIO
Oelnhhth xHnpaeA AAohan
XXI. TRANSMISSION OR SENDING

/ have already described the differ
ence between interrupted waves and
continuous waves and how the human
voice, or other sounds, If transmitted
by the ordinary interrupted waves of
q wireless telegraph sender. would be
broken up and unintelligible. have
also explained how continuous waves
are capable Of carrying such sounds
without breaking them up; but while
sounds Of voices, music, ETC., cannot be
properly transmitted over an inter-
Fate dots and dashes may be trans
mitted over continuous waves by
means of instruments which break or
interrupt such waves, so that radio
phone may be used to send both tele-
graphic and telephone messages and
radio telephone receiver will receive
both.
The principal item and most essen
tial part of the sending or transmits
sion apparatus, known as the radio
phone, is the device by which the con-
tinuous waves are produced. The in
strument which was first devised for
this purpose was an ordinary arc
light. but this has now given place to
a device known as vacuum-tube Oscil-
lator which is similar to an ordinary
incandescent light with specially pre-
pared filament and other devices. The
operation Of the arc-light was as fol-
lows: If condenser and inductance
ch,,~ tN
such light, the current is lessened as
the condenser Is charged and the po-
tential difference across the arc in
creased. This still further charges the
condenser which discharges through
the coil and again becomes charged
in the reverse direction, the whole
operation being repeated over and over
again with extreme rapidity-as many
as one million discharges second
being usual. Diagrammatically this
arrangement is shown in Fig. So, In
which A represents the aerial, B the
ground, G the coil, D the telephone
receiver, E the condenser, F the light,
G the dynamo or other source Of
electricity. The vacuum-tube on the
other hand, acts in very different
manner When this is charged with
electricity the flament discharges an
immense number Of electrons upon a
plate with incalculable rapidity Fig.
81, and this. by means Of various ap-
pliances, produces the oscillating cur
rents Of extremely high frequency, or
continuous waves. Unlike the arc
light, moreover, the vacuum tube Is
employed in receiving, the incoming
waves varying tie current through
the filament and so altering the flow
Of electrons, thus Transforming the
vacuum-tube from an oscillator to a
detectOr.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12

The Pioneer radio set has been
working very nicely the past few
evenings. Among the stations heard
were Fargo, Grand Forks, Minneap-
oils, Davenport, Ia, St. Louis, Mo-,
Kansas City, Mo-, Denver, Colo, and
station in New York. Several very
interesting programs were given in
Guiding an address by the president
of the Chicago Rock Island Ry. which
was broadcasted from Kansas City.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
LUND CHURCH

Norwegian Services at Luverne
next Sunday morning at 1880 O'Clock
Sunday School at. 10000 O'Clock
oung Peoples social program a. tne
sch-ol house next Friday evening,
Bertha Rasmussen and Margaret Holt
vail en- n.ertain. Instruction class for
Lund and Luverne will meet next Sat-
urday morning at 10:0O O'Clock at
Lund church.
JOHN HAALAND, Pastor
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
HOPE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

III behalf of those who served, as
s.ell as the Ladies Aid Society as a
whole, we take this opportunity to
express our appreciation of the splen-
did patronage accorded the supper,
both this week and two weeks ago:
the financial returns were most graf
flying to those who were in charge,
nearly $500 being realized from
tine two suppers.
1nasmuch as the Methodist Confer
ence is now in session, thus leaving
the local church without pastor for
next Sunday, We extend a cordial
invitation to all members and friends
of the Church, who feel disposed, to
come and worship with us next Sab
bath.
We are expecting to take as our
theme, next Sunday morning, "My
Case In the Supreme Court" basing
our study upon the text "This man
might have been set at liberty, if he
had not appealed unto Caesar Acts
26:32.
!, The theme for the evening service
will be ''The Wonderful Father" be-
ing study of the first part of the
third parable as recorded in Luke Is
The parable very generally known as
he parable of the Prodigal Son.
We have often heard it said that
enthusiasm was contagious; judging
from the growing congregations, and
more especially from our growing
Sunday school, we are about con-
vinced that there is much to the state
ment: A number of our workers are
experiencing feeling of optimism
over the outlook for the school, and
others have caught the same spirit,
consequently, our little Sunday school
family is growing rapidly in numbers
and in interest. We have set high
mark for next Sunday and we are
asking all who possibly can to stay
for the Sunday school. We know
that if we can interest the parents
the children will be interested; Come
to Church Next Sunday PREPARED
TO STAY FOR the SUNDAY SCHOOL
'The Church of Cordial Welcome"
GEO. r. HULL, Pastor
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
MRS. DoRRANCE INJURED

Mrs. j. c. Dorrance was painfully
injured Tuesday evening while at
tempting to alight from her buggy in
front of the meat market. The ac-
cident was caused by the horse start
ing, which threw Mrs. Dorrance and
her leg caught in the wheel in such
a manner that the ligaments were
torn loose at the knee. Tho injur,
was very painful and as result of it
she will be confined to her bed for
about two months.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12

The first meeting of Occidental
Lodge, No. 81, A. F. GA. M. for this
fall will be held at the lodge room
Friday evening. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
FARM LOAN DEPARTMENT
Of SANK Of NORTH DAKOTA

The farm loan department of the
bank OF North Dakota has attained
u system and volme OF business in less
Ian ten months oi operation under
1.s present management which COM
pares favorably with the South Dako-
i, rural credits organization which
has been in operation for six years,
according to a party of South Dakota
sisllvrs who have been in Bismarck
~ .u4y >he work Of the Nestos adj
Alan.sLrat4Ou
ln the six years OF its existence
lise South Dakota rural credits Or
Eaniza,ion has loaned between $780,
100 and 37,0O0,000. During the
nine and one-half months of the Nest
IS administration from December l,
.J-4, 40 Sept. 18th, 1922, the North
Uakora farln loan organization made
.-i.- .oA!lng 4,954 5000; $3,160.VUO
has been actually paid out and ST.
i54,UUU Were in the process OF closing
that is the papers were in the, hands
ii .ne "a. mers who could get the mon
- as soon as they completed the me-
cssary details. This is almost twice
:>:..ouA. ivaned by the Nonpartisan
management during the more than
Two years in which they were in
charge. During the three months
i:uA. July /, the department has
loaned s1,650,000, the amount for
Sept. will fall slightly below that
iur the other months as the farmers
are busy threshlng and are delaying
the completion OF the papers, but
viii be beween $45O,OOO and $780,
uGO.
1t was pointed out here that the
Fargo Courier-News, in commenting
on the latest statement OF the Bank
Of North, enormously declared that
the statement showed the bank had
made farm loans Of $S1S,296.56. This
sum constitutes the revolving fund,
or money loaned by the bank to the
farm loan department for use be-
tween the time payments are made
and bond deliveries are completed.
The South Dakota visitors praised
the system used in the farm loan de-
partment, particularly the elaborate
system of getting information con-
corning farm values, which they stat
ed was far more complete than the
South Dakota system. A comparison
OF the laws Of the two states, however
revealed, in the opinion of the officials
defects in the North Dakota law
which slow-up the making of loans.
Unuer the South Dakota system, farm
loan bonds are sold, the money paid
over and loans made. Under the
North Dakota system, mortgages are
deposited with the state treasurer III
blocks of 100000, an abstract and
summary ct mortgages is sent to Chi
cago for approval by bond attorneys
ard the money paid. Because of de-
lay in getting this approval of Chi
cago bond attorneys piecemeal it is
necessary to have the huge revolving
fund, which has been around $780,
900 to 100000 for severa1 months;
the interest on this amount necessar-
lily adds to the expenses Of the de-
partment.
In South Dakota larger loans are
permitted, which also Increases the
advantage of the South Dakota organ
i=ation in a comparison as to the
speed in making loans. The average
amount of the loans made by tine
North Dakota department is $4,000,
the theory being that in view of he
situation the last few months with
SO many applications on hand, as
many applicants, particularly the
smaller farmers, should be served.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
detectOr.

Dan Boris, who resides on Sec. 9,
Riverside twp, 9 miles west and
miles north of Hope, and miles
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12
LUTHERAN CHURCH .
H. l.. Wiese, Pastor
Divine worship next Sunday in the
German language at 1890 A. M.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. E. A. Houldridge, Pastor

During the absence Of the pastor,
who is attending the Methodist Annu-
al Conference, at Mandan, there will
ue no Church Services on Sunday next
Oct. 18th.
The Sunday School, will, however
nolu IFS usual meeting at IL o'clock,
noon, when a good attendance is de-
sired.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12

north of Luverne, will hold an auc-
tion sale Monday, Oct. 23rd. See ad
and big bills for full particulars.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
FOR REN1-ROOMS
FrrnNvsHEO ROOMS,

i LARGE ROOM. completely furnished, with
janitor service. SO: also small rooms, un:
furn.shed, SIS, or furnished. $40. Inquire Of
4. r Holtsman. 1890 n. Y. ave. Phone
Main 5346.
1924 EUCLID st. N.W.-ro young .ady, large,
single, we'll furnished front room. near hath
Continuous hot water. electric lights, tele.
phone: laundry privileges: In private home.
near i4th St car line. Phone Col. PISS.
OWNTOWN-Desifable furnished rooms In
building ". corner 10Th aad SITS. NV.
rent reasonable.
s.W. Corner 18th and X Streets NV.
jSai- Ief6 NV. Frank 2S35IGirI td
share Ink apt; very attractive. cozy
private sitting room. big. airy bedroom
fitchenette; ami; also two ladies to share
another cool apt: southern exposure.
i0Is 18th ST. N.W.-fArge. attractively fur.
nished, cool room on secoad noor; nfee
closets; reception hall; continuous hot water;
suitable for two or three persons.
1904 FAIKM0Nr NW.-Attrectire fIvInl
room and bedroom; private bath. Col. bS7z. ~
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Pierce Arrow Touring: repainted;
perfect condition ............... $l,s0o
Packard Twin Six Touring; excel
lent condition .;;..;:...-,. La"
Big Six Studebaker Touring; re-
painted: runs nne. ne............... $50
Buick Touring. 7-passenser; re-
painted '.'''. SoV
Chandler Touring; looks good. runs
R0Od ....'''.' -1o
Oldsmobile Roadster; hrst-class con-
dttlpn Wv
oldsmobile Touring; motor In good
Overland Coupe, 4.passenger. 12l
Overland Touring: runs good 8
Ford TcrrinEs; some with starters. 100 ur
Ford Rosdsters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % M
Ford Deliveries, panel bodies t5l.... Is W
TOT tops .......:.......... $50 us
Ford Dump Truck: frst.class ccndi-
Ford Speedster; bucket seat; motor
The R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers: 1901 18th st. NV.
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THE GOOD WILL
OF OUR CUSTOMERS

HE OOODs WILL
OF OUR CUSTOMERS
Is Our Largest Asset.
TO REALIZE 1907 on THAT ASSET
WE MUST PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS.
1921 lafayette. i-pass.
1922 Hudson Imp. sedan.
1870 Dodge sedan.
19"0 Dodge roadster.
1920 Willys-Knght sedan.
1921 Nash roadster
1-S5 Packard touring.
1920 Premier Sport roadster.
1890 Chevrolet 400 touring.
1920 Essex touring.
1920 Buick touring tthree).
1920 Nash roadster.
1920 Buick roadster.
1920 Cole Aero eight touring.
1870 Olds six coupe.
1921 ScrippS Bootli roadster.
1919 Cole Aero eight touring.
1919 Ruick touring ithreel
1919 Willys-Knight touring.
1915 Willys-Knight touring.
1918 Haynes sedan.
1918 Premier touring.
1914 Stevens inryea touring.
AND MANY OTHERS READY TO GO.
Terms or Trade.
AUTO EXCHANGE
OF WASHINGTON. INC,
iii 18th ST. NV. FRANKLIN STA.
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

FOR RENT-GhRAGES.
SINGLE BRICK GARAGE. REAR l2h5 ST.
NV. $3.50. Key ct 1916 st. NV
STNGLE-CAR GARAGE. Tao CHURCH ST.
NV. $40 month
PRIVATE GARAGE. REAR 31os ST.
northwest. "a
GARAGE. s OR 10 CARS. OR SUITABLE
for q warehouse. $40 N st. NV.
you ST. 1NR. l4th}: BRICK GARAGE:
space for one car: lov rental. LOUIS L.
SHOEMAKER, 1907 \. 7. ave: nv: Main 11e6
GARAGE, REAR 323 MISSOURI AVE, GOOD
for repair shop. SO. EDw. +. SCHWARTZ,
Inc, s34 18th NV.
REAR 1928 MORSE N.E-3 NEW BRICK
garages at 81 and 50 each. NEWsoM. 1llo
II ne. l. 2o7l.
BRICK GARAGES, REAR NORTHUMBER-
land Apts., New Hampshire ave and ST.;
SIS. Call North $3.50.
REAR 1919 T ST. NV. $3.50; rear 1878 N
st NV, sl0.50. L. W. GRo0MEs. 14le
F st
i441 COLUIBTA COURT. BETWEEN 14fb
and 18TH rear Of Columbia road-Briek ga
rage space four cars, &305O.
Rear 1913 18th st.-Private brick garage.
to a0.ft. alley, $40.
sls o2nd st. n.w.--Brick garage. space fonr
Marion Court NV. bet. 9th and 7sh. and
s sts.--Brick garage, space cars, S25.
GEO. ". LlSkINS.
Main s2as-s9. lIla \ st.
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FOR RENT-R0OMS.
FURNISHED ROOMs-Contfnued
BANCROFT HDTEi.
American or European: summer rates: rooms
With or without bath: suites of two rooms sna
nth Main $500
sorTHRRoOK COURTS. 10Th and Newton
issee room, with separate entrance and pri-
vate hath, fer one OF two employed persons.
Col. 723I apt io1 ------------24 -.
s47 MARYLAND AVE. N.EA,tras;ive: mex.
to bath: SIS month; another. sl2; conyen:
neichhorhood: near Ca',iiol and cars.
RHODE ISLAND AvE-Sioely furnished room
adjoining bath; shower: hot water: with con-
genlai family. Address Gos 32D-i,. s.as
office. S3
IYGHAuAM ST. NV. near ea3 lines
Froat rnt,m: new corner huuse: new furniture
one or two yonng ladies. Address Box 20-M,
Star Office. ~
als NORTH CAKoLINA AVE: Sc, near
newly papered ard furnished; entire door
suitable for four gentlemen. men.------.--
e02 18th ST. s.E.-Neatly furnished front
ass rom nsen park prened ssne
man; SIS Phone Lin. 6Oo1-J. 24'
iI20 18Th ST N.W.-LarGe front room; newly
papered and painted: electricity and hot-water
heat; gen lemen only G3.-
27Os ONTARIO RoAp-Handsomely furnish;
sleeping PORCH 23'
,ool GA. AVE NW.-Two large. clean
rooms, furnished: sink; electric lights; pri-
,aJe bath; couple preferred: s35 23s
s6 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me- or rooms
for rent light housekeeping, furnished or
empty. 20
140+ II ST. NV. (THOMAs CIRCLE)--Laree
clean room, twin beds three windows, second
noor, laundry. electricity. 20
YOUNG LADY wishes roommate: attractive
room. private bath: Thomas circle. Address
Rex HON, star ONCE. 24'
DOJrBLE and single rooms in private home
ne,:or and piano; reasonable; walking dis.
lance. Phone franklin s217.
63s ST. Nw.-Pleasant. End floor front
room. adjoining bath: gentleman owners pri.
yatr home: references: reasonahe. 24s
sSos GEOnGIA AVE. N.w.-Comfortably fur.
nIshed room, lady or couple preferred. Call
after = Pm. "a
aS7 NiSSOURI AVE.--LAYSn. airy font. LAX
rooms. facing park; everything furnished: 81
week. ga
OLYMPIA, Apt. 34-Front bay window. for
gentleman: cafe in building; family adults
Adams 171a: q
ia27 ST. N.W.-Front room; single, S1S. 50
or two for S13.T5 each; gentlemen only. Fr
81 q ST. NE.-Two large, attractive front
rooms and others; on car line; after 2 Pm.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following have recommended to
necessary The Star will attention
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LOOK THESE OVER.
1901 McFsrlan 7-pass. touring.
192D Cadillac limosedan special.
1920 Essex 5-pass. touring.
1870 Lexington 4-pass. sport.
1919 winton touring, T-pass.
1918 Cadillac T-pass. touring.
. 1920 Buick roadster. cheap.
I, 1917 Pierce Arrow touring
1920 Stephans 4-pass. sport.
1919 Dodge screen body delivery.
1921 Ford ton truck; fne condition.
1919 Haynes 1-pass. touring.
1890 Hudson 1-pass. touring.
1921 Ford roadster; like new.
1921 Ford touring; cord tires.
1918 Buick 5-pess. touring.
1890 Buick I-pass. touring.
1913 westcott 1-pass. touring.
1915 Cadillac 7-rass touring.
1918 Overland sedan.
1918 Cadillac touring. looks new.
1917 Hudson 7-pass. sedan.
1918 Mitchell 5-psss- touring.
1892 Hudson speeds:er, 4-pass.
1917 Willys-KniSht roadster.
1917 Buick roadster; very good.
1918 Chalmers coupe
1917 Paige 7-pass. touring.
AND MANY OTHERS COMING IN.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD CAR.
EASY TERMS.
AUTO SALES COMPANY,
I7o7 I4th St. NV.
IA Phones:
. North 656S and North 55S.
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REDUCED RENT FOR July AND ATGURT
modern rooms, bath. porch; completely fur
nished, piano victrola. Call between 80 even
ings: all day Sunday. 1880 Rhode Island ave
apt. a.
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N0RTHBR0ok CoURTs-yERy DEsIRABIE
two rooms. kitchen. bath snd po.ch. fully
equipped for housekeeping: permanent. So.
Columbia 1881
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IREE RENT

pos lively given inhucemeut 10 fil ny -
building that must be sold: > apartments tff-
Tree auto rid" Tor inspection; Investigate It's
unusual opportunity 10 save money Apr.
II" ls'i -. NV. room .G'.
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1870 L0NGFELIOw ST w-ATTRAi
lively furnished housekeeping apartment;
living bedroom, kitrhenette. breakfast porch
sleeping porch. bath: am T.. unlimited phon.
and laundry privileges. After O'Clock wrrl
days or any time sunday. Phone Adams .ii-
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PRICED RIGHT.

Oakland Touring.
Good running order; good tires: one
extra; very good buy. S1,5
Dodge Touring.
Good condition throughout; bargain for
quick sale. ..........-.......... S2I5
Oakland Touring.
Repaintsd. overhauied; an excellent car. s4T5
Oldsmobile Touring.
Model 81; hnish and mechanical condi- 49,.
ton good ............-.... s4io
-. Ford Sedan. 1920.
Demountahle rims. cord tires. one extra
and many other extras. Si2o
Oakland Roadster, 1921.
Rebuilt. repsinted; looks and runs like
new. Tins car our special motor
Dodge Touring. 1922.
: Run less than $500 miles; has bumpers.
. parking lght and other ezra equip
meut. This car must he TO be
appreciated. A real bargain
Oakland Touring, 1920.
Rebuilt, repainted. guaranteed. 5000
Oakland Sedan. 1927.
Rebuilt. repainted; guaranteed car; has
had excellent care. Will give any
demonstration. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Oakland 1922 Demonstration
Touring.
New car guarantee. .Sl.OOC
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OUTSIDE APARTMENT. FULLY FrRNISHTi
nn ground toor; = good rooms ami hath; ele
iric lig.lt. gas and janitor service: ressolab %
Apply JANITnH kalorarIs Terrace Ap'
hsinp, nin al. nhnnn Nnr:n I2G
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NEAR WARDMAN PARk-Two ROOMS
Kitchen and bath. well furnished, for schmeT
months. Phone Col. 4i75-J .S.
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NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD. FIRST FLOOR
living room. bedroom, dining room. kitchen.
Two porcbes, bath: ami. Adams 1891
FIvE.kO0M. TILED BATH FURNISHED
apartment: walking distance downtown: va
cant tn. 9th; at 81
KEYSTONE REAL ESTATE co,
72S 18th ST nv Main g33
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sO4 l4rh Street Nv

PARTS! PARTS! PARTS!
For all makes cars: magnetos. tires, tubes,
tenders, bodies, wheels. springs. generators
starters: also carry new tires and tubes In
stock Of all size: special 30x3H tire Guaran-
teed. S7.25; repair tires and tubes; will save
40G. Northeast Auto Exchange. 81 ne.
Fr 1856
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so EAST CAPITOL. APT. 1-ForR OUTSIDE
rooms. 10 outside windows; completely fur
nished; Electricity: available Immediately un
Ill Sent, or Oct. !: sf5 per month. Gail Lin
,nIr rneI I oSs
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FOR RENT-Jr'LY TO ARC. II. LIGHT.
cool. 18th floor apt. near 1sfh ST Col rd 4 r.
BATH. Kitchen: Furnished. Adams 1881 o.
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APT. 4o5. LErMAs. 18th AND o CTS NV
Light, breezy. outside apartment. rooms
Kitchen. semi i-privnte bath; prettily furnished
Pre-. SO
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| sol CLIFTON TERRACE SoUTll-FouE l.
rooms receipt IN hall and bath: = balconies
/ furnished: SI23; permanent; rhon" ll8 Clif
| ION Terrace WCst -ftrr $50 y -
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2IOl CONN. AVE. APT. 5tN, BEAUTIFULLY
furnished apartment cons d,ng OF bedroom,
living room. reception hail. dining room. hut
ier's pantry. kitchen and bath: IN ri foor
bright and cool; in new. modern apartment.
Apply at desk Col 102il
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e.. USED CARS.
You can't find more actual car value for
your money.
i oidsmobile eight. seven passenger demon
sfrator. sa..--.:
IL Oldsmobile four-rylinder. five pa assenger:
like new: nSw cord tires. ..-.
OlGsmohile six-cylinder, fve-passenger
New tcp; now paint.
I Dodge roadster. in fine condition.
1920 Auburn.
I Oldsnobile six-cyIinder roadster: 4 beauty.
Cleveland roadster: like new; cord tires.
! Ford sedan.
l bort touring
These cars were not bought TO sell at
profit They were taken IN trade new
oldSmoh;les, reconditioned in our service de-
partment and priced exceptionally low.
Lock them before you buy
Easy terms. Free driving lessons Open
evenings and S.ndsys.
uLDSMOBILE SALES COMPANY,
icnt
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kitchenettc. bath. In new apartment house
for rent during summer months; rent SO
1910 Ga ave. ant
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FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH IN
nnr.'wes, On si3 - inciu'in and "
ard ami: rprter must purchs<" furn.'ur"
P-'ro $3.50 cash. Address Box JIM, star
Evening star., 1922-06-23

nlshed housekeeping apt. rooms and lai
outs de rooms: y" children: so Col, a55a
NEAR BRITISH EMBASSY-rNUStAL
attractive. G NJ ms. bath and porch; servant
room Franklin lS;n