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The Washington times., 1922-07-08
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Business or Dwelling
MR.. COLoRED MANI

Nearly . hundred of your brethren In
the District OF Columbia have become
contented nome owners through eur lib
eral and easy payment plan Of home
ownership. Why don't you become one
also7 Do you want a bunch Of worthless
rent receipts or q home In your old are I
We are Just completing Is new. modern
s.room eungslow. In beautiful Pleas.
cossrSucTfoSS: ONLY 'DLR LRrF.o FPoE.SS poS!i
wait. 90 right out to see them tfis
minute. He who waits 10 left Take "
Ash for Mr.. Chevis. agent. or cali our
office.
DISTRICT REALTY INVEST
MENTS EXCHANGE,
934 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
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9th ST., Near Monroe
N. E.-S7.lm.

six-room anu bath detached two.
story home, hot-water heat, electric
light. sleeping porch and all modern
features. Garage and chicken house
on lot SO by 15o.
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Chevy Chase, ID. G.
$4,000.

Very pretty pebble-dashed house
. containing eleven rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electric light. slee ping
porch. hardwood floors andNrim. Front
and rear porches. screens. slate roof /:
on lot 100 by $50. This is a very un-
usual opportunity.
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Saul's Addition.
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Eight-room and bath brick house,
sleeping porch, front and rear porches
and all appointments OF the finest
modern home. Location close to 18th
st. 10 ideal. - Terms.
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S ST., Near N. III. Ave.
S2O,O 600.

Substantial brick house, containing
eleven rooms and three baths on three
floors. Every modern feature includ-
ing q two-car garage. Tht property
10 In fine condition. Reason tbie terms,
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Chevy Chase, Md.
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Beautiful detached residence Of
nine rooms and bath. sleeping porch
and every appointment OF the finest
modern house. Lot 50 by 40. with ga
rage. shade and shrubbery. Best sec
tion close to Connecticut ave.
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Newton st. N. e.
Sn2,6SO.

Pretty frame residence Of eigh;
rooms and bath, on lot SO by lbo, teet
Modern in every detail and in excslIe ut
condition. Terms.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE
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NIT. PLEASANT.

SQ4,USO.
NIT. PLEASANT.
Close to the High class sleeping rooms bulttn
Srss selling dining 0% double oak floor: sp .,. and
trim
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MT. PLEASANT.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, NEAR 18TH ST.
Upto-date electricity
S11,S 500.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
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VACANT. ' ~ " " " ' - Twins " ~
S9,2SO.
FACING SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
Modern sroom bath colonial
S9,25O.
HOLMEAD MANOR.
Strictly modern tMner
$4,000.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS, VA.
FOR COLORED PURCHASER:
$500.
feet cOndPion % @ %"csh%e % rooms " n H''r hse" and In per-
$4,000.
NEAR 9TH AND l. SITS. N. E.
WILLIAM III. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
1888 k st. NJ. w. Main 1915 and 1917
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Chevy Chase, ID. G.
$4,000.

A detached house. containing seven
rooms and bath. sleeping porch, built
In garage. and all modern features.
Stucco over hollow tile construction (:
lot - feet wide. with fine shade and
shrubbery. Immediate possession.
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Beautiful Corner .
H0me-S1A,OOO.

No prettier home In Brookland. II
has eight rooms and bath. sleeping
porch, hardwood floors. screens, avn
ings, modern In every particular and
In fine condition. Lot so by 1S5 feet.
Very moderate terms
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Newton St., Near 18TH
~. E.-Sn2.OOO.

Excellent frame house OF sight
ed sleeping porch: modern throughout
Lot 50 by $50. with shade, shrubbery
two-csr garage. Terms.
The Washington times., 1922-07-08

have about all the new northwer.
homes for sale, all the new suburban n
homes for sale. See my salesmen before
you buy, See my strictly new modern
homes In an excellent northwest loca tion
at $3.50
j. d. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
FRANKLIN ass. MAIN s32s.
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Near 18TH and Newton
SITS. NJ. E.-SnSzSO.

rooms and two tiled baths. strictly
modern In every way; fireplace. sleep
ins porch and other features. Lot b0
by $50. with shade and shrubbery
$4,000 cash.
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| MT. Pleasant.
S1O,SOO. Z

Ten rooms and bath. three-story
brick house, In vicinity Of 18th and
Columbia I'd. Strictly modern and In
first class condition.
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RHODE ISLAND AVE N w

Between 18th and 18th SITS. Corner
property: splendid house. suitab BILE for q
physician or rooming house; contains
about II rooms, 2 baths; has gas and
electricity and steam heat; occupied by
monthly tenant: lot 81 II. front by 40 ~.
deep to 4 wide alley: ample room for
garage.
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Two-Family Flat.
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Excellent two-family flat building: (:
not a remodeled house. Five rooms
and bath on first floor. six and bath on
second. Furnace heat electric light,
porches. screens and ell conveniences
Newly decorated and N fine condition.
Located In high-clas section. Terms
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CONSULT OUR SALES DEPT
ASCOT PL. N. T..

ASCOTT PL. N. E.
Two stories, brick; contains 6 rooms,
path and toilet; has gas and electricity
nnd , 10 heated by furnace; one-car garage.
InIs property. being occupied by the
owner. is In good condition. and can be
inspected by permit. The price 10 very
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DEATHS.

NORTON. on saturday. July I, 1872,
Leonard Norton. age thirty-fivs years.
FUNERAL from the residence Of her
parent. Mrs. W. c. Hayes, 1897 BEN
niuEs road northeast, on Monday, July
chapel
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CLAIRYOYANTS
Lsesnsed by District Of Cosn,sStl
Madame Leonora

Tells you the cause Of your trouble, how
to overcome Il: tells names OF friends,
enemies, husba nd. wife O. sweetheart. II
false or true: who to avoid. Reunite
yeparatsd; who and when to marry. II
ALL OTHERS FAIL. SEE LEONORA;
guaranteed to tell you anything you want
to know. Satisfaction or no charges SIS
7th st. N. w, bet. + and q. Hours, to -
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- Five-room new bunsalow; hss>~n never
been lived In: large lot; cash payment.
t7B0; for colored only.
tt,fOo-National City Heights Subdlvi-
sion. B-room frame house; large lots;
no modern improvements: ! car fare TO
mis- property; inside Of the city limits;
for white only.
J. ID. GARMAN
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
franklin 39sS-Main s32s.
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$6,760.
CHANNING ct NJ r

CdANNING ST. N. z.
Comparatively new ana modern brick
swelltng; contains rooms and bath: has
gas and electricity. and 10 heated by q
pipeiess furnace: lot has ample space for
garage. This property will sell quick
", and anyone looking for a house OF this
size We would advise to make their in
qpiries as soon as possible. Can be in
spected by appointment. The price 10
$500.
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$4,000.
EUCLID ST, N. w.

Near Columbia rd. Three stories.
and bath and toilets: gas and electric
ity and hot-water heat; very desirable
lot. 20 IT, front by l5o n. deep: ample
space for q large garage: occupied by
owner; immdiate possession to purchaser
- assured.
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Close to 18th & PIX. rd
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Columbia Heights
BOSS & PHELPS,

Tel. N. 434e. 1905 II St n W,
Members OF Washington Real Estate
Roard
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Chevy Chase, ID. G.
S1O.5O0.

Eight-roorn and two-bath brick
house. hot-water heat. electric light,
sleeping porch. front and rear porchsa.
hardwood floors and trim: garage.
Excellent locality. Very reasonsb Bile
terms.
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$1,000.
ON nth ST.

ON nth ST.
Near Corcoran st. Good 2-story brick.
containing rooms. bath and toilet; heat
ed by latrobes. The lot 10 1917 u. front.
% It. deep to q lo-ft. alley; ample space
for a garage. This is q very desira BILE
property and is very attractive, and is
clear of any trust.
$500.
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CHOICEST home in charming Wood
ridge neighborhood; ready before Sept.
I; see It euiidlnS; building: ,h,, the fine ,n msterisI.
own decorations and equipment. Six
large rooms. bath and large closets;
ffths acre Of Eround-could be sub
divided into three large lots-for lawns
athletic courts and gardens: fair down
3oot 2Btb st. N. E.. North soos-w. or
Arms and Drury.
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Thomas j. Fisher \ Co.,
Incorporated -
7as. 18th st. N. W. Main $3.50.
CONSULT OUR SALES DEPT.
ASCOT PL. N. E.
bath and ssot,ss tn,., brick; contains ,ooms
and 10 heated by furnace; one-car garage
a n,s property. being occupied by the
in:psstsd BY permit. The price is very
s6,750.
CLAIMING ST. N. E.
aweiiins; contains rooms and bath: has
gas and electricity. and 10 heated by q
ptpeless furnace: lot has ample space for
ly. and anyone looking for a house Of this
JIG We would advise to make their in
eviriss a. soon as possible: Can be in
''' '' '''''?sSsCt; ss'5oo. The price Is
RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. w.
Between 18th and 18th SITS. Corner
property; splendid house. suitable for a
physician or rooming house; contains
about II rooms. 2 baths: has gas and
electricity and steam heat; occupied by
deep to wide alley: ample room for a
garage.
$4,000.
EUCLID ST. N. w.
srisS in cSS%0s aooG Condition III Tsss sss s soos.
and bath and toilets; gas and electric
ity and hot-water heat; very desirable
space for a large ssrase: occupied by
owner: immdiate possession to purchaser
$1,000.
ON nth ST.
Near Corcorsn st. Good 2-story brick.
containing s rooms. bath and toilet; heat
ed by latrobes The lot - 1917 u. front.
for a garage. This is a very desirable
- property and is very attractive. and is
$500.
MARYLAND AVE. N. E.
Near sth ST.: convenient to the Capitol,
Library and cars. Six rooms bath and
tollet; gas ana electricity ana hot-water
heat: has q deep lot, 10 IT, front. to an
alley: one-car garage; occupied by
owner.
$1,000.
9TH ST. N. w.
Near NJ ct. Large house. containing is
rooms and bath: lot Is 20 II. front to an
alley. For anyone desiring to convert
the first floor into q store and apart
nents above. which could be done at a
very small cost, a large income could be
obtained on the Investment.
$4,000.
Thomas j. Fisher 4 Co.,
Incorporated -
73s 18th st, N. W. Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1922-07-08

The President of the Philippine
Senate, Manuel l.. Quezon, and the
other members OF the Philippine
mission who spent several weeks at
Wardman Park Hotel. have left
there for New fork.
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Downeys Return Soon
From Their Honeymoon.

Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Lands.reet
and daughter. Miss Mary Davis
Landstreet. formerly Of Washing
ton, will leave on the President Taft
to pass the rest Of the summer in
Europe,
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9TH ST. N. w.
O. Near NJ ct. Large house. containing is
rooms and bath: lot Is 20 II. front to an
the first floor into q store and apart
msnts above. which could be done at a
very small cost, a large income could be
obtained on the investment.
$4,000.
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Congressman and Mrs. Thomas
d. Schall are entertaining q large
house party at Wyncrest. After the
departure of these guests about July
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Schali will motor to
Minnesota for the remainder Of the
recess.
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Mrs. w. ID. Morgan and Mrs. W. =.
McComas, Of Baltimore. have come
to Washington for the weekend and
are stopping at Wardman Park
Hotel.
, 1922-06-27
WOUNDED MEN
FEAR VIOLENCE
FROM STRKERS
Continue from Far. onsl

Continued from Para Onei
whole Of Williamson and Franklin
counties was in a turmoil until iate
Thursday and on Wednesday after
noon h miners IN Zeigier and West
Frankfort were canvassing the bust
ness districts and homes for arms a.
ammunition. We havo talked to ssv.
erai who were near the scene of riot
Ing and many have reported to us
that nc city in the community showed
their colors as mnch as the city of
Zeislor. which is located in Franklin
county. At least 500 stroD- ~5ourneyed
in cars from zeigler on wednesday
evening. m almost evey car was
loaded with men, guns ammunition"
Sheriff Melvin Thaxtor said he had
been unable TO get any information
leading to the identity OF any mem.
bel OF tho mob. At the hospital here.
where the twelve non-union men and
two union miners who were wounded
in the attack on the mine. are patients
St was said that he sheriff had not
questioned any OF tho wounded on
either side.
Lying on their hospital cots. their
wounds swathed IN bandages, some
OF &Nt hbul1tA tGllrtu AALtA AHtg HlAll
were n. danger and expressed fear OF
further VIC nee II they leave tho hos
pital uuprotccacd- H~errin's law-respect-
ing citizenry behSvcs n body OF state
troops would solve the problem and
dispel n further dA-1sr to tho i'm
ported guards and workers from the
wrath of striking miners.
Herrin vas specializing today on the
fate of 10 missing men who completed
the garrE of sfxty-six in b bunk carr
Wednesday night Alien p. Findlay,
OF Chicago. timc-keepcr. who Is in the
hospital with forty buckshot in his
side and a bullet IN mis- foot. is auth
ority for tho statement that there were
&c men in he cars when tho attack
was made. Whether the missing 1s
escaped or were killed in the cars and
burned when attackers fired the train
was stin unknown today.
Angered because their town ~
been blamed for the atrocities, Her
rim citizens say johnson City, zieg.
lev and other mining towns should
bear part of the responsibility be
cause many OF the rioters came from
other own to Join the riot mob
which stormed chichester mine.
, 1922-06-27
FIRST PICTURES FROM SCENE OF COAL STRIKE MINE WAR
DIVORCE Plea BASED
ON nDn-suPp0RT AND
. 1NHUMAN' TREATMENT

Charging non-support and cruel ana
inhuman treatment. Mary JaikovskI
filed suit with the clerk OF courts
Monday. for absolute divorce, from he-
husband. Paul Jaikowski.
The couple were married seven
years ago and have three children
Mary. & 6; Margaret. .. and PAM
one year and six months. The prone
custody of the children VIII be left 10
the discretion Of the judge.
According to Mrs Jaikowsk. her
husband even though perfectly sober
was in the habit of cruely torturtnr
her in every way. Time and again he
deserted her and forced her to seek
refuge with relatives who were tee
poor to take the responsibility, she
alleges through ~non-support and
rough treatment. the wife has become
an invalid n even now Is greatly
failing in health.
, 1922-06-27
AirpLdne And
Auto Collide

LOS ANGELES. June 27.-Cc!lision
between an airplane and an automo
bile. was reported to city and county
officials here. Edmund C. Kossub,
who drove the motor car. told the au.
thorities hat the plane damaged the
car slightly and caused his mother
and his sister and a cousin riding with
him to suffer from shock He added
that the aviator stopped, but declined
to give his name and address or to
explain why he was flying SO low
over a boulevard. The aviator then
flew away.
, 1922-06-27
WALSHF|GHTS
TARIFF ON MEAT
ecentirued-rrom Page One,

fectfveztn increasing price5, they are
levied upon commodities produced in
restricted sections by the small per
centage- of b farmers ofsthe United
States Thus high duties are proposed
on lemons. almpnds. walnuts, figs
and wrapper tobacco, of which the
great majority of farmers are con-
sumers rather than producers.
"In an examination of statistics and
wei" known information in regard to
some Of these agricultural articles"
Senator Walsh continued, will prove,
I believe beyond question, hat this
schedule will not meet with the sue
cess claimed for it. but win result in
, 1922-06-27

very serious losses to the American
people as n whole, and will impair
and injure- materially the growing and
expanding export business of the
country. If this is true. then these
tariff duties are mere paper duties
and will be of no benefit to the far
mer."
, 1922-06-27

Try a ol~assifiod,ad in the Tribune
Evening star., 1922-07-06
CHILDREN
WANTED,

Farm: school convenient Mrs. c. GARTRELL,
Brookeville. Nd. PHI. 20.F-4. Sandy Spring. g
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RENTAL BUREAU.
APARTMENTS TO LET

PERSONALLY INSPECTED" rooms in ali
sections-alI prices. Investigate. Washington
service Rnresu. All DIST. Nat. Bank bldg s.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
COUNTRY BOARD
r-Ah--A

ON THE BAY. Fine bathing
beach. fshinS and grabbing; new dancing pA.
vflion; electric lights. Phone West River 2l7.
F.2z. ldIeYtIde, Shady Side, Nd. dZOs
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TABLE BOARD

cot NTRY BOARDING HOUSE or hotter; con-
venient bathing and tennis court; Wash. street
car distance. Address Box 2lI-R, Star ONCE. Sc
Evening star., 1922-07-06
COUNTRY BOARD

BoARDERS wanted on farm. Large, Groom
house, big porches nearly all around; pleasant
surroundings; up high; beautiful view Of Lu-
ray and mountains: one mile from Luray sta
tion; fresh vegetables, milk and eggs; rates,
81 per week. Mrs. D. 3. Ztrkle, Luray. Va.
SUMNER BOARD at beautiful Oak Lodge;
private baths and sleeping porches. dance hall.
ieges: $40 per week. Always cool and quiet
An ideai spot to spend the summer months.
Call at any time, Oak Lodge. Ammendale. Nd
EXCELLENT Accommodations, summer bosfd-
ers; private home. "Yatten on. the Wicomi-
CO." near Rock Point state road: Ashine.
bathing, boating. Write A. B. Bateman, Mt.
victoria. Charles county, Maryland.
CAN TAKE 4 LIMITED NUMBER OF
boarders at my country home near Luray. Va.
Beautiful location near the famous Blue Ridge
Mountains Write for terms and reservations.
T. J. PRICE, Luray, Va. y
ROcKvILLE-Two rooms. one single. with
board, in private family; very conSenient to
cars; home garden. milk and poultry: large
grounds; references exchanged. Address Box
S3, Rockville, Nd. =
wANTED-Few boarders in private home.
near station: bath; electricity. Box s3,
Hound Hill. W.
M1YFIELD, BRA6DOCK HEI6HTS, 10 pSf
week. Mrs. II. smith. 3. =. D. No. 5. Bot
IS. Frederick. NJ. 1e1spheAe bsaddock 1.F.1
"A Ff9}f5Y ~
Evening star., 1922-07-06

WANTED-R0OMS
BUSINESS LADY wants room. running water
or private or semi-private bath: walking dis
tance 1lth and G; must be reasonable NJ.
Barrett. Palais Royal. g.
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires clean bed
sitting room, northwest section; not over $50:
state particulars. Address Box 3G-R, Star
ONCE.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, furnished or unfur-
nislled: about $40 or $45. Phone Main 5439
YOUNG MAN desires clean, single room, rea-
sonable. Address Box 21s-R, Star Office.
WANTED-ROoMS WITH ROARD.
YOUNG MAN wishes room with two meals
daily with Protestant people: prefer central
location; state reasonable price In answer.
Address BOX 291-R. Star odace. y
GENTLEMAN in business wants good room
and board in strictly modern house, consenial
family; state terms. Address Box 2s3-R, Star
WANTED-Board and two communicating
rooms for three adults In subufbs, near car
line; refs. Address. giving particulars and
price, Box 106-R, Star once. a.
YOUNG LADY desires room and board in pri.
vate family; northwest section; state price.
Address BOX 264-R. Star ofice.
WANTED-July Is, room and board in NV.
dress Box 267-R. Star of1ce.
sVANTEO-eGBUh8 ROOMs.
VIRGINIA. near Washington-2 rooms. for
mother and two boys ten and twelve. Reason
able. Address Boz l87.R, Star once. g.
Evening star., 1922-07-06

The Colonial,
18th AND NJ SITS. NV
200 ROOMS.
Desirable single and double rooms in our
up -to-date American plan hotel: sll rooms
have running hot and cold water and tele-
phone: broom suites with private bath;
showers and tub bath accessible TO all rooms:
pafiors and spacious dining room on main
door; dining room supplied with produce from
our Virginia farms fresh daily. Reasonable
rates. To-
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool suburban rooms;
country board; cars at door; Is minutes out.
North 1910.
ONE MILE north Of Chevy Chase Lake: all
modern Improvements; SO per week. Phone
Kensington 125-L-S. g.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Contfnued.
1904 PARK RoAD-Larse front room; twin
1909 CONN. AvE.-single and double rooms
at summer prices: hot water. g.
1920 18th ST. NW.-2 large rooms, suitable
for one or more gentlemen: ami. 7'
1880 ST. NW.-Private home; comfortable,
cool room. adjoining bath: gentleman. 6s
7os 10th ST. Nw.-Lh.k.; connecting rooms
front and back: shopping district:
1920 ST N.w.-Sinele room; best down.
town location; s25; gentlemen. y
80 \. Y. AVE. N.W.-Furnlahed, one room,
bath and kitchenette.
421 G N.W-2-room apartment; also Ink.
running water: one single. 81
141s M ST-First and second floor apartments
and rooms: housekeeping privileges.
1921 MASS AVE. N.w.-Wanted, refined sir
to share large room: running water.
1884 18Th 81 ~; N;W@ons 10 large light house
1904 FAIRMONT N.W.-Attractive rooms
electricity; ladies or couple. Col. 0oI2
1878 r sT.-One room. kitchenette. $50; two
kitchenette. first door.
ATTRACTTVELY furnished rooms with private
bath. Phone Col. 5232-J.
1907 n ST N.W.-Well Furnished rooms or
2nd floor: permanent or transient.
1913 L ST. N.W.-1 room ror nouseKeeping. s.
week.
3ROOKLAND-2 rooms; twin beds; large
orch and lawn. 70S Monroe st. nc.
f121 COLUMBIA ROAD N.W.-Two furnished
rooms; light housekeeping. Call after 5 pm
1893 18th ST: N.W.-Furnished rooms; ami
.41O NJ ST., Apt Beautifully fur. room
next to bath: very reasonable. After g.
~ Grant iran; .Is PLACE N.w.-s-room fat So
725 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Two nicely fur
nished. connecting. front; lh.k. "
s3o D S.E.-Two furnished. large rooms
l.h.k.; near bath; private porch.
zoos s.E...Three furnished rooms and bath
Ink. Lincoln 4s74.
500 1lth ST. Nw.-Two neatly furnished
rooms: Ink; reasonable.
1871 n ST. N.w.-Medium sized room; !. Eea
11e 4th ST. N.E.-Ont room and kitchenette,
furnished. O.
121l Z ST. N.W.-Furnished room for Ink,
p per week.
1902 MASS. NW.-Nicely. furnished. cool,
front room. facing park; ami; reasonable. y
1115 K N.W.-Front. second door apartment
running water: single room; telephone
i104 18th ST. NW.-Front, back: large,
small. franklin S401.
$50 EYE ST. N.W.-Furnished complete, End
floor housekeeping rooms
s07 18th ST. NW.-Singie rooms. $3.50 pei
week; double. IS; transient. u
1875 < ST. N.W.-Front, single, 2nd-nool
rooms: electricity: g.
sll 9Th ST. Nw-One furnished room and
kitchen; light housekeeping. z.
1924 NEWTON N.W.--Pleasant room, elec
tricity; second hoor: ST. g.
1905 VERMONT AVE. NW.--CooI rooms
cheap; housekeeping; also basement.
Evening star., 1922-07-06

INTERIOR DECORATING.
JULIUS LANgBURGH. 1856 ii ST.-DRl
peries. creton1es. mohairs, window shades. vi
holstery, furniture slip covers. window screen
Evening star., 1922-07-06

APARTMENT OF ROOMS AND BATH; so
children: desirable location. Thomzs Ctxel1.
u:S 14th st. nv.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business have been recommended to The
Star Star readers Any complaint found
The Star will attention.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
FOR RENT-GARAGES.
ContfnuAd

GARAGE FOR RENT; GALVANIZED; SIN
gle and private; $3.50 a month. GIT Newton
st. n.w. o.
DALY'S PUBLIC GARAGE-CARs STORED,
SO up. Day and night service. 1115 18th st.
NV. Phones North Al and 233 TO-
FOR RENT-GARAGE.
Rear Of zoos l4th ct. NV. Room for six
cars. Heat and light. u
NEW FIREPROOF GARAGE-WILL ACCOM-
modate 20 cars; situated in a soft. alley. In
rear of ODD 2nd st. NV. !. e. SHOEMAKER.
1415 Eye st. Main 6a74.
1850 GIRARD 81. N.W.-2-STORY GARAGE,
suitable for shop; elec., water; SIP month.
North 1851
PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE-3O-FT. ALLEY.
Near 10th and NJ NV.
Franklin 5lSp
Evening star., 1922-07-06

l759 q ST. N.w.-chicken dinners twice =
week: hot breads. homemade desserts. good
salads; cool. bright dining rooms; individual
tables. n. 9s2S. l8s
Evening star., 1922-07-06
5o-CAR GARAGE.
Daylight on three sides.
New, ireproof.
$4,000 Per Annum.
WEAVER BROS.
735 18th st. NV.
Main 1891
WANTED-GARAGES.

SPACE FOR 20 CARS. on street or corn
Of alley; electric lights. water: for servi
station. Address Box 29s-R, Star ONCE.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-01-13
ANTELOPE

Louie Larson and family of Medi-
cine Lake spent a few days Of last
week visiting at the R. r. LELAND
home near Antelope and other friends