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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
Madalynne 5 Husband Tells
Of Her Love For kennedy

Los Angeles. March 2 Ahe
love and tenderness which Ralph
Obcnchain gave 10 ms wiic.
Madapnne. were mot sufficient
10 make her happy or make her
forget her former sweetheart. y
liclton Kennedy ohenchal tesii-
sied here "Wednesday a. thc trial
of Mrs. Obcnehain
Because of his failure io makH
her forget Kennedy, as he hal
promised hcr before marriage the
couple separated after only three
months 80 married life. obcrehaiu
testified Later they were 81.
vorrcc.
Madalynnc Obeuehain was not
woman scorned as coniended
by The state. according 90 Mrs
q Demond. another witness
Obencham told ~ his college
life AZ an Illinois university. and
thar of his former wlic who was
then Madalyune Conner and a
student nj thc same college
Arthur 4 Bureh eodei,udanf
with Mrs Obenchaiu. also was
student there a. that time Ills
first meeting with Madnlynnc
the witness said. vas at college
dance and from then on their
friendship rpeued Their cn-
ragemcnt w.s announced in
June. 1914 Tins engagement
was broken off the following
September. though they con
'nued corresponding me witness
said
obenehain testified that hc
came 70 Los Angeles 20 see Nada-
lynne following bis discharge
from ihc army in December
l9ls having learned that she
was iil d, was then thc wIines,
t-ont.nael o. Page 9 }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09

Arkaudsl iloa 3eesel ftta w
iHe hanaae minr anfktfs aHIen ahH
Is noe matiaf slsatIns ioHf ~
Ok.ahola tooA tAen.f'nas ie
Statement hY lNhu NNAMso Nst
e Csc oklahoma nlaess anta fa t..
r#eei thAi he ess isal one llt
offers iN pui b io q tmf So tN0 ~
sapms m|ncn ~ m ehsihef 5 +.
lasBt ~ NUkneH eha rs dtsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
Shot Self
7Oa pol
HE Wife

GA 'ts csa.s. ','' ~ : bridegroom ''ss
n four months before hls mar.
r,axc. told ha sweetheart he soon
w a. ta hseome heir e. an uu
Recently he sold ~ an AZ
preaching payment ST $3.50 ga
che legacy
Tuesday afternoon he .iaxgvf
"a into hu Mn Valley home
There uas a rsENed bullet wound
n hia flahi shoulder Ne sail
thar ~ had been shot by 4 high
watman who TOOK FROM hm a
ktla diamond ring aud $1,000 ia
vash
"Wednesday night hr told
sheriff ! , heating ol Marvin
founit according to Thar officer
THAT lhe hnldup Vas a myth aud
thar with hn own hand aud his
nrn revolver be bad inflicted ihc
wound o. make lhr atnry
stronger
H. told The sheriff ha wife
bad bfrome Increasingly curious
about thf Legacy angc their
marriage
Craig Il clerk
Nlu Craig said Che deception
was not necessary 90 keep her
inte
li doesn't matter Harold 'f
She asuihsd him HAT why
ilaln.t faA teil me ihe truth ii
enc first plasei"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
0ocHArs ~ olsrRicr HOLD
nHNrlso m OKLAHOMA ctrv

a aamhef ~ loxan ennif dnn.n
crate hrafei - eta.fu.aa ailfs
fs-asY ~ fhs county ,ormltise a.
lsntei iha fnh alstlfet eoosfss
s-.naf lsmmHfes aeeilnE AZ OsA
h.ma Nif fesfaf13y tul ivolef
e aamei nambsf 1f che fouanit.
fsa Nn aeiHaHsnf HH4nitaien
fIsos faf fae aamlus nsmlaiEn refe
.aifs.irl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09

Nifn.sNt faHHaI stffheas esfe held
ai ih. Maannll tem lr Nelnasdaf
nLsli laf ana alA Haf4a Afifaf
lne Nlsf was oattfel ~uh nttai -
fffnfs "a s'aHi la iae fnlff e. iha
aHd.Nr.n rha mN HHlntt lufa
ffas eas hela efh hfmnah This
mHfune tha fott ean iaAen fo
o'Iamhas iniht, 81. bafsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09

students WHO nltnee. Che work
Every school thc ciy has bad system installed
recording tho teacher. the grades Of The students are
art r. better Since She Installation
ln geography There scarcely country that 8 not wen
covered with suitable picture material lts saine may
fe .sms fa estimated ts the fact that chii
fifteen tr the numherle details u say
le lnla ulach otherwise would consume hours oi reading
Moreover hrre less likelihood of false being
gained hy fte method difficulties ~ Language
Interpretations otereomes pictures have universal
language and appeal - an grads SAID superin
f0nleri Peak TODAY
Nans patrons 81 fie schools attended the demonstrations
rt hs ST.. Green The several grade schools today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09

a rclalalilon for ~ rhlllip -
stephens eouafy - sfsefsd b. Gov
efnor Robertsou wednesday sc =
~anied in California On a charge d
obtainins money under false pre-
tenso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
lealon osivs 70 ssols
~ srAra MONDAY

taaflsa isfIal posfs throughout
asahaHa siH begin fanfsflet
nel 0.rsaIp drive beaiualhs Nan1al
n1ff ss usf0h il and seniiaalus
aaiH esff 81 solder - saliof and
et asf.as hss sHaef olaed ibs Le.
s.an 81 SIS bees kisea 81 oglof
tanff ta as se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
Nc" OIL FIELD OPENS
NEAR FORT woRTH

Fort Worth. March "A nee Of
fed was opened in Texas Wednes-
day when a SOC barrel vel. n =
purely Md ca, country care in. The
field Is 10 miles northwest Of Fort
Worth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
FUNERAL SERVICES ZOE
cHERvcz cAlLp FRlCAT

PhMr Henry Cherfoz 3, months OF
sou o. yr and Nrs Chas Charsof.
died with rneumonla. 1890 ocio s
Wednesday morning Funefai SER
sees wiii be held IS li.H4 oriof
Friday morning ~ the home - nf
grand .arents Mr and Mf- Frank
Chcrsoz. i've miles sest u ,sis ciiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
GUTHRIE BANKS NOT HURT
az o. c. FAILURE

The u1lkin- Haic bank failure ~
Oklahoma City id not touch any ~
the banks IA Guthrie as none 81 ihs
Guthrie hanks had snv business
Transactions With the Wlkin .iaIe
hank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
ncnnrHs etf AWAY
wlfr rlnsr clAss MAJ

Springfield iHnts nafth , nsH
fpthsfs squ nrsa eltN 49, selsfs z
'hs watsth sfstae here saass aea
stole 80 ts1s = ffsi tlsss rslf. BE-
Nfss1 - rass esnfalesa money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09

" Worth. Tex. siarea 9-snox
fell In north~es, TEXAS lssi nlght AMI
heavy rsins al over the plains. sc-
eording 70 reports received here
early shls uorplns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
WEATHER

Toni4hf parir cloudy and c,i4ef
nifh freezing temperature Friday
probably iair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
Visual Education Is
Success In City Schools

.N4sal education has boon deelted success u ile
f.oa. 81 Onthrie sad 1HN Superintendent ictk TODAY.
or feathers telling wonderful stories e ai'ebe'n'nt
Sc pHrl> tte Ni~t system has been installed u the
several sel. e aur tifA Ihe eoorrl schools wa che
white schools l5ve boon sHprlHd with tle system he aid"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-09
eoys CLUB TO MEET

There nili be a meeting Of the B9ts
Cub Thur day night a. 200 utlosk.
at tbs reg4'ar meefins llacc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
BLANCO
BAPTISTS MEET
HEREFORD NEXT

HREFORD Dec 3.O-Thc monthly
meeting ~ the Baptiais ~ the TERRA
Blanco Association Of Baptist Churches
was held last week with the Summer.
field Baptist church.
VIII H. the weather WAS unusually cold
and accompanied hy sever. wind
there was fine ATTENDANCE uf visitors
from lula. canyon Happy pimmitt
and Hereford Fifteen ct the members
81 the Hereford church were present.
Tho prcsd ng officer was Rev. J \
Iindlcy ~ Dmmu Re-, IT e Aullck
q canyon was tho clerk
Oue Of tho most interesting features
II the meeting WIS the exam nation for
ordination 100 tha Gospel ministry -
young Rufus Brazil ~ Hereford The
examination. conducted by tho prcsby.
torl az th, ordained ministers present.
JAS named hy the Hereford church. was
highly acceptable. aud the proshytery
voted unanimous and hearty vote
recommending that the Hereford church
ordtin him The ord nation service will
De- held in Hereford church sometime In
January
The addresses ~ the meeting wers
hv Hovs HAL l.indlry. Aulck. Morris.
Dawson and i'm. and were unusually
interesting Mrs W T. Hicks present.
"a very Interesting map u N" times
and told in q most interesting way q
tho experiences ~ the people ~ Cod
during those distressing times
Tho music WIS led by Nj j n Col.
l'hun ~ Dimmitt. Tho pastor of the
church is Rev. G. t. Morris u Friona.
The local ntttndanco was large. and
the hospitality ~ tho community was
perhaps never better shown than m
The occasion ~ this meeting \ great
spread dinner was served 40 the church
and heartily partakcn ~ by an present
The next meeting comes 90 Hereford
aud viii d. held ON Tuesday after M
last SUNDAY iu January
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
Freight Traffic
Bureau Keeps Up
Fight For Rates

OF this cifo representing Amarillo. De
sion loo this casc has been withheld un.
"a such time as an grain rates In south
western territory may De- taken into
review hy the Commission
ON July o. 1922 there was put into
effect hy tho Interstate commerce Com.
q .ss.Hu general raj, rc lucIun ~ ten
per cent ou an traffic Boo the United
States The Traffic Committee ~ the
Hmud fIw shed extensive information
200 fh. Interstate Commerce Commission
iu regard Co rate application in this
territory Boo this connection
lr january ~ this year. the oklahoma
Corporation Commission filed com.
ulart with tho Interstate Commerce
Comm .siou asking Tor u general read
uament ~ 400 oklahoma rates on in
fera'ate tnmr This was based princi-
wly ON discrimination against Okla
h.w1 iu the rates from an territories
Foo Ttyrg and between points Boo Texas
lul oklahoma The action involved all
Interstate rates boo th. southwest and
threaten. 900, Texas common point cd.
uHm.r' l1'H state and Interstate as
DO hl. EXISTED fHr more than FORTY years.
and upon which the commerce and iu'
ll--rt uf thr state have been lu mp
Tr, ct-. wul doubtless grow in pro
partition t- different territories and in
forests I.y.m, involved aud should d
result Boo ans change, the effects viii l'
rr reaching Tho frt hearing WIS held
u. e a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
B. C.. D. ACTIVITIES FOR 1922 BRIEFLY reviewed
JOmmGn Point Rates.

matter has been held In suspense await
ing action 20 the oklahoma rate case.
Common Point Rates.
Common point rates have been secur-
ed for Amarillo and Amarillo group
points on paint and kindred articles In
carloads
one haf NJ fourth class rate was ar
ranged Tor empty carriers returned
from from New Mexico points 10 Anna
rillo manufacturers and distributors OF
r.rhon1t'd beverages. etc
4 spec al reduced rate has been Sc
cured on cotton and cotton hnters ship
ped Co Amarillo mattress factories. on
same hosis as applies on shipments TO
tho cotton mills ~ Texas.
Assuranca has been received from OF
foiBls 20 the American Railway EN'
press that free del very service VIII be
extended in Amarillo from the present
lln' az TWENTY First street south -
Twenty Fourth 81
This department rendered service dur
ing the fan in rel eving the stock car
shortage boz individual cases upon re-
quest ~ Amarillo shippers ami others
throughout the Panhandle.
n also served BOZ furnishing testimony
Regarding conditions In the Panhandle
lat hearing 1i Fort Worth. Nov u,
in an action brought by the Amer en-
/ Live stock ASSOCIATION 10 secure half
lrHtes on feed for attle IN this section
80 interstate Commerce Commission
has so lar rH,d On render any See sion
The compilation ~ facts and figures
.oglrd ng agricultural production. man
uacturlug commerce etc, In Amarillo
and Amarillo trade territory hrs also
coupled CONS dHahle proportion OF
the time aud attention II the committee
This work fln shes valuable materi'l
% the traffic and publicity departments
~ the Board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
SHELTER PLANT
GREAT INDUSTRY
WON THIS Year

One Of the outstanding factors the growth Of Amarillo
the Board Of City Development Chamber of Com
meroe whose field Of activities embraces far than the
Of the organization would imply.
Semoffea civic activities in Amarillo including charities
ca service work. public health transportation agriculture
conventions trade excursions highways public utilities and
other activities either directly indirectly connected
with the Board of City Development whose directorate exercises
influence the moulding Of public opinion expressed
The accomplishments and work of the board forth below
in bare recital Of facts without special emphasis
activity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

prizes during the riSato Poultry
Show which was held in Amarillo DE.
ccmher 7l2, 1922 Further assistance
vnp rendered tu this organization by
placing an information bureau in the
building during the show
Ths public utilities department. un.
der the direction of ! y Rigrs chair
man. called several meetings ~ com.
mit'r,- appointed io wcct and confer
with the palo Durp Park Association
relative % making paln Duro Canyon
ar part, thereof state or National
Park
Chairman Riggs. NJ this department.
served ou the Water Bwrd appointed
hy 90, CITY Commission 90 consider
ways end means 0t providing an ado
guatc water supply fnr Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
Build New Tank Cars.

MAitSAIl.-T Twenty rev OH tank
ears. the first NJ an order Of 1880 cars
that are a. boz built nj Milton. Pa. Tor
the Texas q Pacific Railway Company.
have been completed and are on their
juucncy 60 Texas. the company officials
here say they have been notified This
order OF $50 new 10000 gallon capacity
st,-el tank cars will 10 completed hy
the latter part 81 January. they DO
-lIIrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
Aims MONllfR

For kidney ard Bladder troubles.
gravel sHsk and lame hack. rheums-
usm and irregularities ~ the kidneys
and bladder a both men q women u
not sold hv your druris viii be- sent
bv mail ON ragrn' ~ sl25 Small bot.
De often cures send for sa I'm testl.
mouials ur q ~ Han 2s26 olive 81.
So Louis no Sold by drugg SIS -Ad.
yyrtisefu,ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

Physicians and eve specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opio a. a safe home remedy
IN the treatment % eve troubles and 10
strengthen eyesight. Soldunder money
refund guarantee by al druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

Tho re ght traffic bureau N the
Board 81 city Development Is composed
II the following members p. r Hum.
phrcy director 4 8 Stuuoif. j T.
Bryant NJ e. MOBILES u. T. Seay. " p
Allen. 4 g STANLEY T. " Hardin. J
Il Wilson and Y = Emmett with Ham.
In Palmer as traffic manager IN the
staff ~ the board
This committee handles an matters On
connection with the transportation and
traffic interests ~ tho ciiy Including
freight passenger ana express rate adj
iustmcnts passenger freight and cN-
press service. and 100 kindred matters
SO small part of ug mur'iuninr ls 90
Keep Itself Informed s- ,all movements
Of other loul'ios and transportation
agencies affecting tho commercial ir.
terosis ~ the city This involve. diri.
gent inspection uf tariff ISSUES. current
publications ~ periodicals devoted 90
traffic matters the uru, oed.nrs IT rate
regulating bodies cir.. etc o. ulso iu.
,ludos association with similar organic.
ti0us iu mo state and nation fnr 90,
acquisition - information and me -o
curing 81 cororduatr action 100 all mlt.
tors poria ming 'u tho fixing ana rrru
lntiou ~ tuffi, rates. rules ,nl pne
tircs
tn. laws of mo state and nation af
tcotug tho business ~ transportation
must also receive c.rsIiotlt ou and aI.
included iu th, scope of the vo.H ~ ths
committee
Reports Since lpril
Tn" traffic bureau made ifg annual
Iropori to tho CITY Commission ON APR.
|l5. 1929 40 th, clos, ~ the ,itg's psga
year Since TINT time lts activities mas
DE outlined as follows
Tho first matter ~ mroftInrn nr1s
lu MAY when defense ~ grain rates
from Amarillo ana No, Panhandle w,r'
Iall"l for ln an action brought hy th'
Kansas city Ru1rd ~ TRADE before fh'
Interstate Commerce Commits. cove oum
Ipalluiug az discrimiust pn against th
Iciy in the rates Geo Galveston Mr D.
Humphrey. chairman q the committr
lapprarcd ~ Kansas CI'y in the hcrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

cuss.on. Committees were appointed on
weather conditions and temporary Off.
GERS were elected
Assistance and cons Iteration was
given 10 the matter OF proper housing
facilities In Amarillo for the sales Of
the HereiofG breeders Association.
Trade Extension.
4 good fellowship trip was made by
the business men 81 Amarillo "a Plain
view In May Ia attend the annual con.
vention OF the West Texas Chamber OF
Commerce
\ delegation of business men from
Amarillo made q good fellowship trip
to Panlpa during the month of October
TO attend the Gray County fair
Endorsed and assisted In the trade
trip made 10 Tucumcan y. NJ. and iho
anquei given 10 the business men ~
that city. as fostcrcd by the Amarillo
Iohbers and Manufacturers Associ.
alton.
Visits were made 10 various conven.
lions and business sessions held over
the Panhandle. including such places
az rulia, Hereford. Canadian. Dumas
and Clarendon.
Launched tho annual trade excursion
made by i25 business men during tho
mont bot June to an towns on the san.
"a "a 90 Carlsbad. y NJ, and back to
Lubbock and an towns on the Santa Re
eadiug into Amarillo. Director Wal.
ter G. Irwin. chairman. supervised the
~ L. NI
sensus ~ opinion ~ ten business men
nakiug the trip that the same was
one OF the greatest ever conducted by
the Amarillo business men.
Entertainment.
Through the efforts of this depart.
ment the 1924 convention 81 the Big
-Four railroad Brothcrhoods was ~.
Curc'l for Amarillo.
A i1ovemcnt WIS initiated and dele.
gates were sent 10 the State Press As.
soclation at Denton 90 ssCurc the con
vcnti1n OF THIS association Tor 1924 Ia
Amarillo.
Assisted In the entertainment Of tho
Panhandle Hardware Dealers Convcn.
ton May SO.
Aided Khlva Shrine Temple In decor.
ating the city Tor tho ccremOnials On
Nav % and November q.
Entertained the following conven'
tons
Panhandle Press Association; Pan
handle Grain Dealers Association
Herufoa breeders Association. state
Officers. American Legion. Department
of Texas. Panhandle Commercial Sec
rc,arios: ColoadotoG Highway
Convention. Shrine Caravan, Panhan
die Bankers Association; W. o. W
banquet. PRnhandlc-plains Chamber OF
Commerce Convention; reception Anna
rlllo Iubllc school teachers. Armstice
Day oelabration. Daughters OF Amcri
AN Revolution. Aho Pass Highway A.
ISOLATION. annual convention Canadian
Clovis division Southwest Trail Asso
citation. TexhOma Concert Band. Pan
handle Plains Retail Lumbcrncn's As
.oclat.on. l42nd Infantry Rand 20u
infantry Rand rendered assistance IN
securing the 1923 convention Of IA,
order nf Eastern Star Tor Amarillo
Miscellaneous.
Endorsed aud assisted the proposition
Of tho revision Il the State Tax Laws
II TrNas az Submitted boy John W. Car
ringion " san Antonio.
Vas amount ~ publicity matter. un
der the direction Of the Immigration
Department. has been mailed Ia pros
poctivo settlers for Amarillo and th'
ranhandlc-Ilai region of Texas.
Assisted individuals Ia securing ON
ployment IN the city
Under the direction 81 Tho Poultry
Dairy Department the hoard appropri
at,.i tho sum 81 1900 20 boz offered as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31

matter has been held In suspense await
INK action 10 the oklahoma rate case.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
WANTED-LOTS.

SITE FOR C0LoRED DRUG STORE; SOUTH
ofNU at. and as far st. NV. Address BOX
72-H. Star Once. -------
GENERAL CONTRACTOR WANTS TO LEASE
good size lot for storage Of equipment; miRnt
buy II location and price were right. Adnress
Box 334-E. Star ONCE
WANTED LOTS, SMALL or LARGE PAR
eel for building and reselling: also alley !on;
must be q bargain. Write price. location
ETC., C. F. WARING, cl9 Bond bldg. 14th and
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NINE THOUsAND DOLLAR EQUITY IN
seventeen thousand dollar farm home 18 miles
from Nashville; lie acres rich, natural blue
grass land with excellent and modern i'm
proyements; beautiful home: all under cuiti-
vation; NO commercial fertilizers required;
ideSl for dairying or stock Will trade for
good home or business in District or nearby
Virginia accessible to government depts. Al
dress JAMES 9. HARMON. route l, Mt.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

SEVERAL SELECT MODERN APIS,
desirably located n.w.. from $50. 900
upwards. on reasonable terms. Also
business and investment property. on
inviting payments, and will stand
close investigation.
N. f. RYON CO., INC.
MAIN 4597 1923 F st.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

MANY CITY AND SUBURBAN
houses. lots, farms. acreage tracts
and District lots. What have you and
what do you wish? Many advan-
tageous trades made yearly. 20 years
experience.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
MAIN 4597. 1923 r St.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FOR RENr-WAREHoUsEs.

TW0 WAREHOUSES. BRICK. FOR SALE Or
rent; 21.000 and "a. 800 feet door Spaee. re
Ington place me-, opposite b. & O. freight
yard. Apply Room b06. International bldg.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FOR SALE-ArARTMENTS

l64345 9th ST. NV S-FAMlLY MODERN
apts., 2-story brick garage In rear. holds 3
erty. A bargain. Act quick. CHASER, 92y
Eye ct. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL
six-room corner house. NV. section. as part
payment on farm and stock located convenient
20 Washington. Address Box 160.H, Star
ONCE.
WILL TRADE WILLYs-KNIGHT 3, Z
passenger for 81 600 on nrst payment in a
house; easily worth 81 500; perfect running
order. Address Box l82-H. Star once: 23e
WILL TRADE INCOME PRODUCING PROP
erty in Warrington for a good farm: no
agents. Main 1871. North 6127. 22e
Evening star., 1922-09-22

nished housekeeping apartment; downtown
only: Oct. l or Is. Address Box 2l6-H. Star
Evening star., 1922-09-22
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WE WANT MORE PROPERTY TO SELL.
II your price and terms are reasonable We
have Immediate purchasers. Phone Main 766
or write what you have for sale.
THOS. z. FARRELL.
SS7 Woodward Bldg. 18th and H Sts NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE.
STORAGE Spaced, 900 "a. It. or parts
thereof on ground floor; dreproof building on
railroad siding. Address Box 1871. Star
ofice. 27s
SECOND FLOOR OF WAREHOUSE IN REAR
OF AIS 3rd st. ne. 23s
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FOR RENT-H0UsEs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MASS. AVE. TERRACE. MODERN: IS r.
and 3 b.; electric light; h.-w.h.. etc.; $3.50: OF
furnished, $3l5.
Columbia Hts.; corner. 10 r. and b., modern.
brick: extra sise front yard; only 500.
East Columbia Hts: semi.detached. 8 :: and
b.. brick; furnace heat; porch front; $47.h0.
n. e. RYON CO. INC. 1893 F 1t. Main A6e7
Evening star., 1922-09-22

EMPLOYED COUPLE WANT FURNISHED
loom. kitchenette and bath. Thomas circle
section, modern Improvements. Address Rox
Evening star., 1922-09-22
WANTED-STORES

IS STORES WANTED AT ONCE.
II you have q vacant store for rent In the
city Of Warrington nearby Nd. or Va. suit
able for the largest retail grocery concern In
the country, communicate At once with
WM. X. HARTUNG.
llO8 18th Ut. Phone NJ 373
Evening star., 1922-09-22
WANTED-APARTMENTS
Confines

WEST OF 18th sT.-A-ROOM AND KITCH.
ep furnished housekeeping apartment; must
have bedrooms: Main 1901. branch 1884. "a