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Evening star., 1922-12-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


1872 RIGGS PIACE-10 ROOMS, 9 BATHS
5000. CHAs. E. CANNON, 724 18th. Main
7112. 2s
LARGE NEW HOUSE. NEAR I4th ST CAR
line: real rooms and bath; everything mod
lot: wonderful house; priced low. Address
Box 882-B. Star onice.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, NEW SIX-R00M
house. 20 IT. wide. in a desirable northeast
price and terms very reasonable. Write to me
at once. as this is good buy. Address Box
321-B. Star office.
A HOME FOR THE BETTER CLASS OF COL.
ored people on 1lth street north Of Fiorisa
modern improvements; will sell cheap on easy
terms. Gall Columbia 6O63-J.
NEAR STANTON PARK, on CAPITOL. Hill.
ments: newly decorated throughout. IMME-
DATE POSSESSION. A good Capitol Hill
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
REALTORS. ~
FOR sALE-TO COLORED.
COLUMBlA HEIGHTS : 7-ROOM. sE3fI-DE-
taehed house with builtin garage: electricity;
trim. In excellent condition. Easy terms. Open
to an offer. A real buy for a discriminating
;,oU UNIoN !.d!. Il REALTY CORPORATION:
i4io 81. Hnsi1rop. Hiwi MAIN s41s.
A GROOM. DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
near North Capitol st. and New York ave
All colored home buyers should investigate This.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1410 &c" ST. NV. MAIN S4l3.
REALTORS.
NEAR UNION STATION. ON MAIN THOR
oughf:re re-l0-room and 2-bath house, with b.
VIII. {: large LOT. In 4 very good state of repair
Suitable for room renting. Price. s.. 600 Will
consider trade for larger house located west
Of 9th st.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
141o st. NV. Main SAB.
20l6 4th N.E.-COLONIAL GRIN. BRICK,
hot-water heat. electric light: deep lot with
garage: 5000 first trust 81 800 cash. s65 per
month. including interest Price. 81 .650 I'm
mediate possession. EDW. 2. SCHWARTZ,
Inc. 734 18th NV. (See Mr.. kramer,
CHEVY CHASE. WITHIN I, SQUARE OF
Conn. ave.--Detached Groom and 2-bath house,
good condition: garage; alley: vacant. One
OF the best buys in Chevy Chase. Let us
show Won this property.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
141O st. NV. Main s4l3.
Realtors.
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HOME
FOR NICE PEOPLE
IN CHEVY CHASE.
EIGHT ROOMS.
AR5E LIVING ROOM.
SPLENDID FIREPLACE.
HT'II-T IN GARAGE
ToT-WATER HEAT
EI.Ei I RIG LIGHT.
LOT st,xi::a2
t;IASSEpIN SLEEPING pipi., AZ
SEMf-FfSlSIiED ATTIC.
FINE STONE WORN.
HIGH. DRY CELLAR
GOOD CONDITION.
NEW PAINT.
PRICE. SI3.J0o.
WORTH SOD MORT,
TERMS.
! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
BENTON, TRENHOLM & co.
924 18th ST. MAIN Co.
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Price, $500.

Price, $500.
Longfellow st. NV: a SEMI
detached, modern house OF SIX
rooms, cellar; splendid lot: a
bargain at this price; terms.
Monthly tenancy. Sold to close
an eState
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

WELL. LIGHTED ROOMS.
suitable for printer. photographer, chemist;
fine location: $50 and $40 1918 u street n w
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WANTED-L0TS.

BUICK. 6-CYL.. 1922. CAREFULLY USED
6y owner VIII trade for lot Phone Main
l8s or call room GIG Union Trust bldg. Sc
wANTED-SEvERAL BUILDING LOTS IN
NV. 2s
WANTED-LOT lOOx1OO, FOR WAREHOUSE
DikEMAN. 1H4 + st. NV .s
LiENT DESIRES TO BIY SEVERAL LOTS
an! good section. Suitable for building stores.
tp"ARD = Schwartz. INC. 734 18th st.
NV. tSee Mr. Birrkhead
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ID DENWOOD AVE-, TAKOMA PARK, MD
Groom. hollow-tile bungalow. on wide lot
with garage. Vacant. Price. $780, Easy
terms.
CHAs. ". STEERS. 142o n Y. Ave. NV. 2.
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.

1913 TEA ST., COR. N: H. AvE.-lO ROOMS
eiec lights; AMI; rooms, third door:
suitable for l.hk
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Eacrine beautiful new tapestry brick home.
half block Of 18th st. near Park road. Has 6
rooms, tiled bath, sleeping porch, open fire.
place. breakfast porch. h.w.h.. electricity. oak
doors and every convenience. An exceptional
home and good buy for rome oae. $3.50. terms.
No agents. Address Box 1es-B. star ONCE.
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OWNER Will. GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion of beautiful modern S-room brick house;
near 18th and Park road: only 500 cash,
balance easy to responsible party. Address
Box 105.B. Star of1ce.
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1918 BELMONT-12 ROOMS. STORIES;
completely furnished; every modern conven-
fence; three baths; 2-car garage: $225. Adams
| 1891
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNIsHED-Continued.

+. NICHOLAS, o:a.3O CALF. SIT ROOMS.
taths and perch. S11O per month. Cafe In
III
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Modern Apartment NV.

4 rooms. tile bath elect: modern through
out: In large apr. bldg. NV. Only $37 80 per
mo-; lease TO party buying furniture for $400
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Beautiful corner lot on Conn. ave. in Chevy
Chase. D. c., 117x140. Large enough for sew
eral homes If desired. Best Of terms. Reduced
to 8lc per foot.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. FIVE
~ six room, modern. unfurnshed house. with
.srase: NM district: rent about $50. Phone
Main 5000 branch 49,.
WE CAN RENT YOUR HOUSE OR APT. IF
listed with US at once. GRAEME I. SMALL
WOOD, 1912 Vermont ave. Main 500.
WE HAVE a LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE
clients for Unfurnished houses.
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. Inc.
913 18th St NV Main SIT.
List your for rent properties with VI"
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FOR QUICK SALE.
Owner leaving city will dispose Of 50-foot
frontage just of 18th ST., at the reservoir.
Price, 81 per foot.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BLOCK HIGHEST CLASS RESIDENTTAL
lots in Norfolk Va: also one large farm.
valley OF Virginia. Apply J. NJ. BAILEY.
oxford Hotel.
ABOUT FORTY LOTS IN CHEVY .i1ASE
section; will trade clear of incumbrance and
put In cash If satisfactory transaction.
REES. us Evans Bldg
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FOR RENT-HALLS

18th AND V SITS. SECOND FLOOR.
CLUBROOM OR HALL 25x8O FEET. $125
AFFLEIK REALTY co, eO7 18th ST.
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a testimonial to
Socony quality and
Socony dealer service

sstn " 81. ST. icS, staeneiroth. L. J.
lind st. n 18th Ave. BerczlnskY. $.
18th =. 4 5rd Ave hSan Auto Service
zen Esck st. 20, Katie. A.
1'hroOp Ave. 6, Gayety Garage
1874. Gcdstcin Garage.
ass, Select Garage.
Jiideu Ave. 2s22, Flatbush Auto Co.
Troy Ave. $50 Twin star Garage.
Isth ~. 452. 4 & : Garage.
I3tir Ave. 1894. Farbcr. Simon.
18th st. 1eg, Leonard's Garage.
9Th 81. 2s7, American Garage.
8ist St. 12e, \ /. Garage.
49, Eddie's Garage.
33rd st. 1l2, Transport Garage.
9th 81 1Ss. Klein, NJ; G.
seth ST! 1851. S6th st. Garage.
3sth ST. 2tS, Bush Terminal Garage.
S9th st. 157. So. brooklyn Garage.
22S, HaEonctu Garage.
53s, Klein Bros.
Union ST.. 30, White Star Garage.
Sii, Union Garage
sac, Academy Garage.
900 Prospect Park Plaza Garage.
2096. Palace Garage.
Van Buren ST. 55S, Waldorf Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. 2iS. Vanderhilt Car:
Vernon Ave. 305, Keystone Garage.
$50, Vernon Garage.
Watkins Sf. 1Oa. PitlSin Auto Garage.
waserly at"s Ave. e. a.. merchants TrisH Garage.
10, Eldredge Garage.
332. gvaverly Garage.
W. 18th Ut. & Neptune Ave. Bruno, J.
Willoughby. Nostrand A,cs. viii
wilIoughby Ave. i13i. Rogers Garage.
Wythe Ave. $40. Wythe Ave. Garage.
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Queens Borough

Fulton ST. Bellairc Garage.
Hillside Ave. & Queens Rd.
JaspS Storage Battery.
Jericho Turnpike. Jerome Garage.
Hoi.mss Garage.
Trio setter, n.
King storage Battery.
Metropolitan Il Cooper Aves; Frey. Geo.
Queens Blvd. a Rocky Hill I'D. AL
shrim~'. NJ. V.
ARyERNE. l.. i.
Rockaway Auto Sales.
ASTORIA. l.. I.
Broadway. 1883, Civic Gar. g. Rental.
9Th Ave: .2so, Brust Bros.
1th Ave. 27o. Eleventh Ave. Garage.
1s,h he St- ace pslrs sfrsiGg Gas sstSh Station
Franklin s. willow st. Astoria Garage.
Fulton Ave. 70. Amann. Chas;
Sam"ica s Ave. sBssosS Babeock oaaaS Garage serS
ls3. Falconer'a Garage.
Main st. 1877, Gally, l..
Nswtown Ave; l6s. Karsoll's Garage.
isth 4 Vernon Ave. Vogenbcrger's Gar
BAYsIDE. l.. 1.
Auto Repair & Machine
Bell Ave. Cullen. w. Il.
Ryan Auto sales
Bell Ave. a. B'way; Idpman & Weller.
jackson Ave. Rgetlinger i,,i.l:lS Garage. g..
BLISSVILLE. l.. 1.
Pearsoll -. 10 Liebman's Garage.
COLLEGE POINT. L.. I.
College Point. College Point Garage.
CORONA, l.. j.
Kooperstein Garage.
Corona Ave. Corte. j. Della.
SS, Labrlola, n.
170, Cacser, Max.
f6th st. Roosevelt Gas Station.
jackson Ave. Grant Circle Gas Station.
jackson A. junction Aves. Corona Gar.
OOUGLAST0N, l.. 4.
Douglaston Garage.
EDGEMERE. J.. 1.
3Sth ST. Garage.
Levy Auto Sales
Seidman Jacob &c Son.
Mculenthsl. l..
ETMHURST. T.. Z.
broadway. III, IiefferInans Gas Station.
Eimhurst. Drcws. ff. G.
jackson Ave. Jackson Heights Garage.
Icndrys A. Busc
jackson Terrace Garage.
Grand ~. simplex Gas g. oil station.
Queens Blvd. Hilltop Gas station.
kraus. y.
Kignct Gas Station.
MulleFs Garcsr.
sunset Service Station.
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Best tReSultS
Richmond

IAllentown Lano a. Arthur Kill Rd. Jos
lmboy I'd. & AnnadaIe La. Sucker, II
,mboy Kd. 4 Brown Ave. b uox, b. 8
Anpboy Road. Gorson, IL. D.
l asl, Brewer, II. $.
JGs7. peckers Garage.
Setl, Walter, w. 9.
i ass, Link, G. G.
| b4S0, Spoilin, J. J.
| G0A0, Frey's Garage.
654s. Pleasant Plains Garage.
4 13f2. Griffin Nulcani2ing Works.
Arthur Kill Road. Green Ridge Garage
4 RosSvilo Garage.
Rossvillo Can 4 supply Station.
Union Auto sales co.
Bay Congress ~. Globe Garage.
Bay 81 Townsend Ave. Ernst's' II.
Bay -. T3g, Baeszier's Garage.
| 1911. Evans. Edward l.. & Co, Inc.
SSS. llillian's J. D., Auto Co.
| 40l, Bardes, Chas. X.
a66, Dalys Garage.
5S5, Muller's Hardware Co.
| 95t. Schick's Garage.
1oi5. Carlson, 9. IT,. Garage.
BENTLEY st. "a. Broderson. IL. NJ.
Bway 4 Henderson Ave. Drinnan's Gar.
| Broadway. 455, Johnston, Jos. Sons.
! Brook st. 81. Lederhandler -.
Canal 81 1fG, United Tire Co.
Castleton Ave. n Columbia st. New
bury * Colbournc.
Ca>Ieton Ave. 1870. Rich. Co. Motor Co.
Glove Ave. 1926. Schcnk's Garage.
Glove Rd. S Richmond Turn. Dean. X. G.
Elm st. \ Richmond Ter. lnterboroush
Auto Repair q supply Co.
9TH ST., New Dorp. New Dorp Coal
Gordon 1T. Borrin's, JOS, Garage.
Griffin -. SO. McAdams w. l..
Harrison 4 Maple AYES. Harrison Gar.
| Hope Ave. Lees Garage.
Jersey -. eos Eadie, J; A., Jr.
Jewett Ave. 4 Richmond Turnpike.
Wssterleigh Garage.
Jcwett Ave. 25. Northmore, John T.. Inc.
linOlieDyilic. Cartaret Ferry Corp.
Main st. I'll. Levenson, IL. & Sons.
24o. Peto q Boyd.
Maple Ave. 81, Hayes. John A.
Midland Aye; we; 49s. n1 Rodtz Fred; = =
Old Mili Road. whitiocls & sons
Post a Jewett AYES: schafer & Holscher;
Ave. Service station.
Richmond Ave. Klein, VIM.
| Richmond Garage.
| u. Tilton. Chas. A.
| 1881, Villani, ".
Rich. Rd. a RocISiand Ave. Fuschiro. u
Richmond Rd. a Targee st. Young. b.
Richmond Road. 65A, Wagners Garage.
662, Village Garage.
| 17i5, Dempsey, II.
| 24i5, New Dorp Garage.
Midland Motor Gar Go, ,on
lRichmond Ter. 1896. Cairucy Gar. Co. Inc
| 1884. Columbia Auto 81 Motor Car co
Richmond Turnpike. Zeh Garage, Inc.
56. Lamb, VIM.
1885. somcrs. Albert. Garage.
| 1868, Leonard, VIM. II.
Roclland IS Richmond Aves. Darcy
| Gerald, Auto supply.
Ron st. 80, Neumann's Garage.
lSt. Mary's Ave. PARENT, A.
sard Lane. 233, Nerri, A.
lsoL thfeld Blvd. ~ Nelson Ave. Ahonen, ]
lsouthfeId Blvd. & Raritan Ave. Cont. ].
ISouthfield Blvd. 1855, Mechelli, Il.
lTompsins Ave. 6. Goldgrabe, d.
! 4Ss, Sorrentino, G.
| 122, Thompson, Jas. & Sons.
Union III. 8, Stapeton Auto Service
Vanderbilt Ave. Il Targee st. Woell, LA.
Washington Ave. Sparry Louis.
Rlcci. l..
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EIMONT. l.. I.

ELMONT. l.. I.
Heonner y.
Pierce. II. }.
FAR ROCKAWAY. l.. I.
Carnaga Garage.
Cas~Ys Garage.
Jacks Auto Repair Shop.
Posi- once Garage.
Smith, n. "
U. S. Post once.
FLORAL. PARK. L. i.
Hampstead Turnpk. Queens Auto Rep.
Jericho Turnpike. Ampohni. H.
Bridge Gar.
pickenpack, Il.
Pickenpack a. Son, r.
Stress, w. G..
Merrick Rd. ~ Locust Ave. Sophy. Henry.
\. J. Av. & Linden st. ), y. Carpenter. Co.
Tuip ui ass Atlantic Hen Ave. m u jenkins aIi R. NJ
FLUSHING, l.. /.
Flushing. Flushing Auto Garage.
Geddes. John.
Mold's Garage.
North Shore Motor Sales.
North Shore Battery Service.
Greensboro Garage.
Queens Ave. Garage.
Upper Flushing Garage
Warmers Gas station.
jackson Ave. wilkins Gas Sta.
Jaeger Ave. o., Jaeger Ave. Garage.
jamaica Ave. Benthin Garage.
.sse. Meyers Garage.
No, Hampstead T'plke 4 Lawrence ST.
tgueensbOro Hlll Gas station.
FOREST HILLS, L.. I.
Continental Garage.
Austin ST. Springstein. a. NJ. & G. s.
Austin IT a. sh'burne ~ Aywon Gar.
Queens Blvd. Forest Hilli Garage.
GLENDALE, l.. T.
Cooper Ave. a Lafayette st. Hoffman, Geo.
Cooper Ave. Central Garage.
Metropolitan Garage.
Buttelman, ".
Myrtle Ave 2aOi. Glcndals Republic Gar.
Metropolitan Ave. Chain Gas sta. No. l..
Woodaaven n Myrtle Aves. uazolton Gar,
Woodhaven Ave. "a. Progressive Garage.
81. Meinhardt, Chas.
HOLLIS. l.. /.
Fulton ST.. Stansbury j. H., Inc.
( Yeaple. Russell
\ HOLLIS CIRCLE. L.
Hampstead Turnpike. Christie, J. c.
Foley. G. G. ds T, j.
Roseveiile Ave. LANCER Printing Co.
HOOK CREEK: J.. ].
Rockaway T'pikc 4 Broad st. Conkltn. u.
HOWARD BEACH. l.. j.
JAMAICA. l.. 1.
Baisley Bl,d. s smith st. e. 6 A. serv-
Beaver 81. %, Re;7 George.
franklin st. ). walker Bros. serv. Co.
Frceport 81. Botsche. Henry.
Front st. Glover. Harry.
Kresich,er Auto Supply.
Fulton s. Columbia Avcs. Auto Repair &
Fulton 4 I1and SITS. Chain Gas, sta.
No. 3.
Hillside Ave. Baker &c Mass.
| Disbrown Bros.
Hillside Tire s. Accessories
| 156, hillside Garage.
Hillside Ford Repair Co.
Hillside Tire g. Accessory Co.
Jamaica Motor Service.
Rohnan. III.
iSsOa. Nash Queens Motor Corp.
1idia, Josp's Storage Battery.
hillside. y bergen Ayes. Hudson Motor
Hillside S Columbus Aves. Mehrtens
Hillside = Flushing Aves. Palm Garage.
Jamaica 4 smith sts. Potter, Henry.
Locust Ave. & Merrick Ttd. Pt. ri. g. s.
Merrick Rd. a Locust Ave. Point Pleas
n. Washington st. 10. Down & Tompkins
o. 81, FSr,idso nn..,s. A. po. =
Rockaway blvd. a sutphin: p. & r. Gar
Rockavay Kd. & sutphin Blvd. Triangle
msii mSsi,sMss Road. Ss s,"tPea arsa Garage. sa Gar
=. Jamaica Garage.
S3 FerringO, a.
| y. ~i. 50 s. side Garage.
smith a. Puntine. Jos. Hurlbauer.
smith IT. international Garage.
Twomby II, y standard II. Theatr,
UnionliaIl st: wiegers Garage
KEW GARDENS, l.. r.
Met. Ave. Jumbo sales a Serv.
Queens Blvd. Colonial Garage.
Queens Blvd. a Union T'pike. Bigilov
LITTLE NECK. IL
"WriEht. A. P'
Cornelrs Garage.
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LONG ISLAND CITY

LONG ISLAND CITY
Bridge Plaxa. Brooks Garage.
Richards Gas Station.
Shapse Auto Co.
B'way A academy st. Delaney Auto Co.
orescent st, III. a., h Dnnpert. }r j.
.ith n Webster Ayes. Webster Ave. Gar.
jasIsoa s ith Ave. ciark,s Gas sta.
jackson Ave. Plaza Garage.
KS, Ks, Enfymsn EBfyerssi s Sales E1 & Service.
Jericho Turnpike. Best, j. u.
\. Side .S Franklin Ave. wenzei, Jos.
paynter Aye. 80. Model Garage
So. Washington Ave. 10, Postal Garage.
9th st. 1875, Waryold's Garage
Thompson Ave. Kaiser's Gas Station.
Tulip s Carnation Aves. Westphal. 1.
Vernon Ave. s 9th 81. 'Hun'point Gar.
w. Hampstead. stringham, W. r.
w. Jackson Ave. 10, Dury & Goette.
MAsPETH. l.. 7.
Broad st: 20, Maspeth Garage.
Metrop. Ave. 1900. Midwife Garage.
MIDDLE VILLAGE, L. I.
Middle Village. Grafelman's Gas Sta
Hirsch, j.
OZONE PARK. IL.
Rockawsy Blvd. schrempp. A.
QUEENS, l.. I.
Hillside Ave. Queens Rd. Waller Gas
Jericho Turnpike. CONNER. J. C.
Rocky Hill Rd. Lester. Chss.
Schwab. a. j.
Simont. u. & ID.
RICHMOND HHL, L. I.
Atlantic Ave. Il Church 1T. Code, Geo. III.
Hillside Ave. MilS. Walter
Jamaica Ave. Brooklyn Manor Garage.
1879. Forest Park Garage.
2SO6. Greenwood Garage.
amaica Ave. Il 133d st. Egan. James Il.
Jerome Ave. 1856, Michler, A.
Imperial Service Station.
44s1, Jerome Garage.
Jerome Ave. & 1o5th st. Standard Ser
LefTerts mr.. Jamaica Av. Davis. Dehert.
Metropolitan & Jamaica AYES. Koch. Jos.
Park Myrtle Aves. Chain Gas sta.
RocKAwAY BEACH. L !.
o RoeKAwAr PARK. L. I.
RosEDALE. L. I.
Rosedale Auto Repair.
Foster Meadow Rd. Krapf, +.
SOUTH OZONE PARK. T.. I.
Lincoln Ave. Boulevard Service Station.
Rockaway Blvd. a. Lenerts Avenue.
Bianco, j. II.
Roclaway Blvd. a Lincoln Ave. Murch, II.
SPRINGFIELD. l.. I.
Central Ave. Hartman, w. a.
Meirick Rd. Jones, w. b.
Streipccke, a.
Springfield Ave. Watts, J. A.
Springfield Ave. A. Rockaway Rd. Murray.
Hugh,
wIIITEsTONE, l.. i.
Seventh Ave. Garage
Whitestone Garage.
WINFIELD, l.. I.
Winfield. Fisk Garage.
Winfield Tire Shop.
WOODHAyEN. l.. I.
Jamaica Ave. 1917, Forest Park Garage
also, Woodhaven Garage.
91O., Standard Service Station.
RociNaway Blvd. Union Course Garage.
Rockaway Blvd. e. S6th 81. McGraine, II.
Rockaway Blvd. & Ferry st. Keller, X.
4tie, Kuhlman Bros
Rockaway Blvd. Garage.
Rockaway I'd. Five Points Gas Station.
18th st. Boulevard Auto supply Sta.
Doth Ave. S614, Tessier & Sou, r..
WOoDsIDE. l.. 1.
jackson Ave. Miggc, II.
Ncodside. Kunar's Garage.
Nee Bros.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27
1922 CLASS WILL
Be GRADUATED
ON MAY II

Commencement exercises of Grange
willie high school will be hsld the
evening of Wednesday, May II, in
the high school auditorium. Prof. G.
w. Chenoweth, of the English depart
ment, University of Idaho, Moscow,
will be the speaker.
The class which will graduate com
prises about twenty young men and
women. Supt. f. z. Lukens. of the
public schools, said Wednesday ne
was not certain of two or three mem
bers of the class, and a list of grad
yates will later be furnished by the
school.
The baccalaureate sermon viii be
preached by the Rev. d. J. W. Som
erville, rector of the Episcopal church,
Lewiston, the evening of Sunday,
May IA. The baccalaureate sermon
will be preached in the high school
auditorium. Music will be by the
Community Choral club.
The class play, "The Prince Chap"
viii be an event of the evening of
May 5, in the high school auditorium.
Following is the cast of characters
for the class play:
William Peyton, an American sculp-
tor in London-Dale Eimers.
Rodney, Earl of Huntington, an
amateur artist-Earl Byron
Ballington, artist in studio building
Floyd Keller.
Yadder, artist in studio building
Ruben Mauck.
Fritz, artist in studio building
Wilbur Pettibone
Mrs. Arlington, a model, mother of
Claudia-Mary Barker.
Claudia, age 6-June Eimers.
Claudia, age s-Veata Wilson.
Claudia, age 19-Phoebe Gillette
Alice Travers, an American girl.
fancee of William Peyton-Mary /
Griffith.
Truckman-Aubrey Briscoe.
Fuckers, girl of all work in the
studio building-Mildred Campbell.
Marcus Runion, serving man 10
PeytOn-Loren Lennon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27
WH|TEB|RD

Mrs. John NJ. Taylor, who had the
misfortune to break a bone in one of
her arms few weeks ago, underwent
a painful ordeal again here Tuesday,
when il was necessary to reset the
bone. DIR. W. A. Foskett was IN
attendance.
George Boley, wellknown stockman
from across the river, made a bust
ness trip to Grangeville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Refvem, of Grange
Vile, were here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Refvem's father, j. B. Berry.
The play and entertainment given
here April 81, by the school, under the
direction of Miss Eckles, was exception
ally good, and a credit to any school
or community, and much praise IS
due Miss Eckles for the training of
the children. which enabled them TO
produce a splendid entertainment.
Jack Nash, engineer, located ut
Horseshoe bend with j. J. McCreedy,
made a trip to out side points recent.
ly, and returned here Sunday accom-
panied by Mrs. Nash, who will reside
on the river during Mr.. Nash as
signment to this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rhett arrived
here Monday from their ranch home
near John Day fer :: couple of days
visit.
W. A. Jones, stockman, of Boles,
arrived here Monday from his big
cattle ranch in the section. Mr.. Jones
reports that stock is doing nicely
and from all indications there will be
a bumper beef crop this fall.
Clark Gill returned Monday after
a weeks trip to the Boles and
Joseph country.
Mrs. Josh Alkire, of John Day, pas
sed through here Wednesday enroute
to outside points for a visit with
friends and relatives.
Ben Large, stockman of Horseshoe
bend, was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
County Commissioner E. s. Vincent
passed through here last week en-
route to his ranch home after couple
of weeks sojourn in Grangeville on
official business.
The Hon. Seth D. Jones and
Mrs. Jones were hero Wednesday
from their ranch home, to attend the
funeral of ]. B. Berry.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27
INDIANS NEED N
LICENSE 10
HUNT

When Chief David w. Sen.
Felix Loitry, Nez Perez Ind;a and
turn to their people this we s's, e
Boise they will take with ~ from
privilege of hunting and s s.lsn The
the state of Idaho withon. "rng il
according to the Walla Wall. license
of 1855. 81" Treaty
This privilege was held Tn..,
to be a prior right TO tba ,ussday
of Idaho for the Nez pereos law
Chief Scott will take with hin, and
ter from Otto M. Jones. STAT let
warden, setting forth this fse. ss@ an
chief has accomplished that Ns.. ne
his mission. P''' Of
The state, however, regulates
Indians hunting and fishing ne
as seasons and the amount of la'
they take; the provisions and ,a ssle
tins applying to the killing =, ''s y,
ing of game or fish within r1 IA'
apply to the Nez Perez Indians -''n'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27

Tanlac is a splendid tonic for rGnA
frail, delicate children. 1t is purely
vegetable and contains no minerals
or opiates. Glanville Drug Co. -Ad-
vertisement.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27

Hemstitehing and Picoting Alta.
ment. Guaranteed to fit anv saw;.,
machine. Price So. EGONoMS
SALES COMPANY, Billings, Mont
Advertisement. ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27

The Prince Chap, high school ..,.
ior play. May 5. Advertisement. Am
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
MUCH NEEDED GRADE
CROSSING AUTHORIZED

The creation of a grade cross,
ing over the tracks of the Oregon.
Washington railroad near Boul-
der, Morrow county, which is pro
vided for in an order just hand
ed down by the public service
commission here, will provide a
convenient and practical avenue
of travel between a vast section
of central and eastern Washing
ton points and Oregon.
According to Commissioner
Corey who wrote the order the
only means of ingress and egress
between these sections at the
present time is by means of a cir
cuitous route which is impossible
during the winter months. Hay
grown on the Oregon side Of the
Columbia river must now be haul
ed for miles in order to reach the
cattle country on the Washington
side of the river. The new cross
ing, it is stated, will permit the
construction of a road connecting
with the Columbia river ferry
and giving a direct connection
with the central Washington ter
ritory.