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Evening star., 1922-08-22
TAKOMA.PARK HOMES.

So. .5o0-large. new bungalow. ready for occu-
panty IN 10 days. bedrooms. Best buy in
the District side OF Takoma that has been
available for some time. Hardwood trim. oak
floors. fireplace. tiled-hoor bath, attic, basement
with tubs, hot-water heat. Near school, library
and cars.
$500. Best selections we have had for a
long time.
Open Sunday afternoon.
LILLE L HENpR1CK.
20 Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Col. s92-W.
Evening star., 1922-08-22

ROSEMONT.
Bungalows, s, and rooms. Compare
these with any bungalows in the District or
nearby suburbs selling for 81 .OOO and let US
know your decision.
Our price is S. $50 to So. $50. Hers ara
some points you should consider. Close to elec.
tric station. Every possible convenience and
electricity and telephones. Street improve
ments ali in and paid for.
Construction the very best with double
floors and side walls and full cement base.
ments and in addition to the above the lowest
possible tax and interest rate. Terms to suit
you. Open all day Sunday for your con-
F. c. GooDNow COMPANY,
729 18th st. Main 307.
virginia Ohce.
North Rosemont Station,
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WANTED. TO BUY.
Continued. -

HAVE ABOUT $2.5oO As FIRST PAYMENT
en small apartment house NV. Address fsox
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REFINED COUPLE WANT. IMMEDIATELY.
apartment. three rooms. kitchen and bath or
small house. must be nice neighborhood and
reasonable rent. Address BOX 70 NJ star or
e. ~.
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FOR EXCHANGE

SEVERAL TRACTS OF RICH FLORIDA
land. improved and unimproved; exchange for
city suburban property, improved or unim-
proved For particulars address Box 1893 II.
star office
FOR TRApE-FORTY ACRES OF GOOD
land in Florida. Jacksonville, sixteen
will take car worth 81, 0OO A. J. LLOYD,
S1l Jth St NV 22s
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NEARBY VIRGINIA,

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Six rooms. reception hall and bath Just
made ready for quick sale. You can move in
today. We can rent this splendid home for
Ss5 any day. but the owner must sell-so we
will make terms to suit and price also.
See rs any day call North Rcsemont Office
F. C. GooDNow COMPANY.
100 1sth st NV Main BOT
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COUPLE WITH TWO CHILDREN WANT
small bungalow or apartment, furnished: "a
rnoms Kitchen. private bath. Phone BetheSo
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3 ROOMS lUNFUHNISiLDl. kTTCHENEIIE
and bath in apt house. Address Box g. NJ
ofH.o
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RI SEPT 15-3 r. X. 4 T.. FUR. IN GOOD
NV sect; no silver or linens required: mus.
IA I'm office.
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Or 3 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH;
not over So: will take lease Address BOX
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FURNISHED / OR ROOMS, hllCHEN-
ette and bath by employed couple: Sept. l.
Address Box M Star office.
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Brookland.

In very convenient and attractive sect son
Of Brookland. Semi-bungalow type. First
floor: Large living room with open fireplace
dining room, kitchen. bedroom and bath.
large porches. Second floor: bedrooms and
bath. All modern improvements. Large lot.
5Oxl20. with garden Very reasonably priced.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1894 H ST NV Phone Main IOos
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:WANTED-APARTMENTS
Continued.

- ROOM -TNFURNTsHED APT. BY SEPT.
I. bar. fhree children; require and will give
best references; reasonable. Address Box 3s4-
r. ofieA "a
Evening star., 1922-08-22

1899 7th ST. N.w.-LARGE STORE. SHOW
windows suitable for any good business; now
rseapt: lease for 1 year; rent, $1o5 per month.
W 6. DCYALL,
IGo5 Woodward bldg. Franklin o495.
Evening star., 1922-08-22

TAKOMA PARK HOMES
Very special-3 elegant, new. up-to-date.
Groom bungalows; all ready to occupy; perfect
title: quick possession: 2 at $500; one at
50. $50 guaranteed locations. Two fine To-
room houses. s., $50 and s1o.5oo: large lots:
fine shade; several cheaper ones. 20-room
brick apt: fine lot; $4,000
TAkOMA PARK REALTY CO..
Col. 930s. Takoma Park, q. C..
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1922-08-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY. $500. MOD
ern lO-room and bath, double garage. near
18th and Columbia road. for one or two well
located lots. clear of incumbrance. 1S3S
Ontario place. Col. 1o46-W. 22'
Evening star., 1922-08-22
SUBURBAN. PROPERTY

CHEAP BUY N CONGRESS HEIGHTS; $3.50
down and $35 per month; rooms; eler.; lot
751l3o IT. TO alley. Price. $1,000. Call Mr..
HAWAII. franklin S9s.
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WANTED-FOR INVESTMENT. oNE-sTORY
grocery. going concern; prefer northwest
Phone North 5769,W
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WANTED TO RENT,

PROPERTIES WANTED OWNERS OF
renrable properties in southeast Washington
should place the rental of same in my hands.
H. T. LAW. 1919 at. s.e. Phone Lincoln
5'25 ". Branch office. 5N 18th st. Sc. A. W.
LAW Manager. Prompt returns will be made
on collections. 22s
SMALL STORE OR SPACE SUITABLE FOR
paper book supplies. Address Box 334-L.
Star office.
SMALL UNFUR. HOUSE; COUPLE, NO
children; best care; advance yr. rent !:
can transfer apt. II. REHLERT, Chatham
Courts.
FURNISHED HOUSE. CONVENIENT TO
office,
ATTRACTTVELY FURNISHED HOUSE: ONE
two yenr lease. beginning October 1; nine
to twelve rooms; desirable location. Address
Box 254 n Star office. e2s
Evening star., 1922-08-22

FOR COLORED BUYERS.
Near North Capitol and n. 7. arc
rooms and bath, cellar: small cssi
payment. balance Ike rent. So,aso.
Modern home. northwest
g rooms. bath hot-water heat, elcc
trir lights: room for garage Pric.,
$3.50.
Percy II. Russell COMPANY.
926 18th St. cor. OF h
Phnnc franklin SI2o
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PETWORTH, ILLINOIS AVE. NEW. MOD
ern Groom home. lot 21x10o wide alley, ga
rage Z tons of coal in cellar. VIII sell fur
nishad for SeS75. or unfurnished for $3.50,
on very easy terms.
sauIs Addition Detached. an unusually at
tractive home of rooms and baths. thor
onghiy modern and in perfect condition: lot
50x1S0; prompt possession from owner. Price
and terms Yery reasonable.
". c. DCVALL.
,oox uoo5w,rd hId1 franklin 54q5
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TNFTRNIsHED; 5 ROOMS. K!fCHEN AND
bath; Mt Pleasant Petworth location rea-
s6nahle rent Call Fr 81.
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WANTED-LoTs.

WANT TO BORROW ABOUT $4,000 ON DE-
sirable NV real estate. s per cent: LIST mort
gage. Will consider taking party In home to
board Address Box. 195-k Star once Y.
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RHODE ISLAND AVE.

NIIODL ICI-I1ND n L.
Not far from North Capitol ST. 4 com
paratively new Gruver-bIilt home that
be bought on easy terms 1t contains
good size bedrooms. sIass-inclosed sleeping
porch and breakfast porch: elec. lights.
h.-wh., hardwood floors and trim. In good
condition. Price. 5000. Immediate pos
session
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 III st. NV. Phone Main 1Ocs.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTs.

EUh SdAE-A1 dN "1A Ao'
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING. NINE
apartments including Janitor's quarters: steam
heat. electric lights. basement under entire
sold on easy terms: price, $40. 900. E. n. TAG
CART 1920 New Yotk ave.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
STOPPING WASTE OF NATURAL
 RESOURCES

The world is beginning to wake up to the reckless waste practced for half a century and more in the production and of it's natural resources Two thirds of every ton of coal has gone up into the air or into the dump. Enormous volumes of natural gas have been allowed to escape to the limits of an earth atmosphere. Hundreds of millions of barrels of petroleum have flowed over the ground to utter uselessness. And so all along the line.
 Everywhere you hear of steps being taken to correct this wastefulness. Thus, if conserva- tion becomes the rule hereafter with new dis covelies below the surface, there will be less and less need of fear that the world will go short of coal and gasoline in the not very dis tant future.
 Canada doesn't propose to be a squeezed-out orange like some sections of the United Sta tes. During the last life years enormous coal fields and petroleum deposits have been dis covered in Alberta, her northwest province, and already she is passing laws against waste full handling of these resources.
 One of Canada's scientific investigators reports that eff the coal measures of Alberta be carefully conserved and scientifically util- izod, and all the gas, oil and other by-products be recovered to the best advantage, the whole world can be supplied with fuel and oil and for thousand years from the Alberta fields alone.''
 The future of the coal mining industry in America contains something like this: great plants at the mines when the coal at its ar rival at the surface will be turned into elec- tricity (to be carried by wire to cities and towns) and into gas, coke and it's valuable parts. all of which can be shipped in small containers and cheaper than coal in the bulk.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25

No woman likes a husband who flrts-unless he's some other won- ans husband.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
HONEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922

After all this thing of government isn t anything more than the bunch getting togeth- CT to run things so that everyone can be happy and content. Of course, some fellow said we never could be content so what was the good of chasing after contentment, but just the same we can be happy. Wtat's the matter with trinkin' all the time about the things we like instead of broodin' over the things we don t like. If we burden our minds with nothin' but criticism and fault findin' and huntin' out dis tasteful things we'll find so many of lem we won't have room or time to enjoy any hap piness if it comes. You can't put quart of water in pint measure. You can be produc- tive or prosperous of you're not happy, an the way to be happy it to be happy-tolerance forgiveness an smile in place of fretfulness, anger an frown. Great lord, it's cold this mornin'. I'll bet those polar bears ar enjoyin' themselves.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
EDITOR THOMPSON HAS AN AWAKENING

This visiting business is godd business, The num- Der of Anchoragetes who will visit Fairbanks this spring will greatly exceed the number Fairbankans who will visit Anchorage It is good business for Fair banks to to the Coast and how the Beachombes
 live and how they conduct their business It gives the Intertorite ideas which worth money him, and
 leaves him in better condition look after his interests than he had stayed oreyep here without leaving tinually looking down the muck hole which now confines his vision.--Fairbanks News-Miner v4'
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25

Once upon a time there lived chorus girl who didn't care for al automobile. She wanted two 0 nothing
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
HoNl SOFT, ETs., ETC.

HoNl SOFT, FITS, ETC. The garter dropped,
 The Rink, he stopped And raised the frail supporter. The courtiers smirked, The Countess shirked
 Before the glance toward 'er. The Kink albeit, Swift to wit, 1. Arose to the occasion, Don't be dismayed, My lads, he prayed, Then followed explanation. "Hark ye well, I know this bell" The noble Rink, he told 'em. "The sock'n stick "I know by nick, I've found out that she's rolled 'em."
 Joe the Fodder says some people are so absent minded that even their confidence is misplaced.
 Chicago council votes 61 to 6 in favor of booze. When the millennium ioes come, it probably won't select Chicago for headquarters.
 Tom Hubbert says there never was an elephant that didn't look as though he ought to have his pants pressed.
 Spoiled children come home to roost-Leavenwor Post.
 Yeah, about ? o'clock in the morn- ing
 Will F'ursman gargles as long as hair restoratives are sold the gentle men who have oil stock should not despair
 No woman likes husband who , fIirts-unless he's some other wom- ans husband. Once upon time there lived a chorus girl who didn't care for an automobile. She wanted two or nothing.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25

Will F'ursman gargles as long as hair restoratives are sold the gentle men who have oil stock should not despair.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
MORE LIGHTS NEEDED

Travellers alighting at the Seward station complain that there is insufficient light making 1t difficult to distinguished the features of friends handle hand bag
 gage properly Wt do not know who is responsible for this prevailing gloom, but suggest that it should be all
 leviated by the installation of the necessary lights, even if the Commercial Club Is compelled foot the bills Nothing is inspiring to traveller to emerge from train into well-lighted station-seward Gateway.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
MANY KINDS OF "cEr TOGETHER"

That projected White House Alaska dinner that Pres dent Harding promises to arrange might be made a most interesting affair if he to invite all the bureau chiefs and throw down the bars conversa- ton The chances are however, that it will be an
 Harmonious" affair with the various cabinet Secretar es politely expressing their views and using the adjec tves the next day when they make reference to the gathering. The 37 bureaus will likely give indica- "get together such often witnessed AL aska--Juneau Capital
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR

You may talk about the teacher
 teaching just for fame, Or the minister a preaching just for
 reputation's name, The teacher would be absent and the
 pulpit lose it's scholar, If at any time or place you should take away their dollar. You may talk about the farmer, farm-
 ing just for health Or the merchant selling goods if it adds not to his wealth. The merchant would be stranded and the farmer he would holler If by any hocus pocus you should take away their dollar. Search the earth, it's seas and air and all the land upon it, You cannot find single thing that doesn't stand upon it The miser too. I most forgot, would rise up in his choler You'd hear that eagle squeal a mile if you should take his dollar.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25
Voice of the Alaska Press
ROUNDING UP ITlNERANT MERCHANTS

Members the Anchorage city council hade history recently The first important matter satisfactorily ham, dled the question of tinerant merchants and shyser pedders The council members decided such nfrngements of the city ordiance that to their knowledge This ordinance vii; be rigdly enforced and Anchorage merchants expected to operate.An- chorage Times
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-25

Try Daily Times for Job Printing
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
GROWERS OFSTAIEMAY
FORM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR INDUSTRY

explained how it is possible. to rise to
be a leader in dairy cattle breeding
and butter tat producing with but q
few head of young stock and a deter
minaton to increase and improve the
stock and products. T..
A. J. Surratt, statistician for the
bureau of market and crop estimates,
addressed the show on the work Of his
department, explaining the basis for
compilation and how the information
is obtained and distributed. N
Geo. Wolfe OF the state agricultural
college discussed the question Of ware
housing. He advocated the building
of warehouses in the various potato
centers, pointing out the need for
Aaking them convenient, warm and
wen ventilated. Stress was laid on the
Importance OF grading to get up .
high standard product.
Identification
To have central warehouses. M.
Wolf said. does not solve the storage
problem. it is also necessary to pro-
vide some sort of storage on the farm,
either dirt-covered piles, pits or some
kind Of cheap buildings where the po-
tatoes may be graded, the best taken
to market and the culls Sfed to the
stock -.
In a discussion following Mr.. VOLTS
address it was brought out that some
should be provided for labelling
North Dakota grown potato seed,
which is in demand in the southern
states. 1t was explained that seed
grown elsewhere is often sold az
northern grown products, n there -
no way of preventing this unless some.
thing is done to identify North Dakota
grown spuds. @
Besides resolutions thanking thoso
who assisted in making the show q
success. one was adopted to the effect
that farmers or merchants parting
18th potatoes on consignment be adj
used on the date of sale of h name
and address, Of the purchaser. togethsR
with the sale price.
Enjoy Music .
The evening program was opened
by some fine numbers by h high
school band. Later in the evening
the Masonic chorus, under the leader
ship of Prof. Henry Humpstone, sang
three greatly appreciated songs.
Swing Along Drink To Me Only
With Thine Eyes," and The Banks
and Braes OF Bonnie. Doom.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
HOOVER SAYS |
LOWER RATES t.
ARE NECESSARY
Resumption Of r. R Expan'
sion Through Credit Re-
storatiion Also Needed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Seduction OK
freight rates and resumption of ratl-:
road expansion are the two sources
from, which the country may get Its
strongest impulses towards economic
betterment. Secretary Hoover deciar-G
ed today. appearing as q witness
in the Interstate Commerce COM
mission investigation of .transporta-
ton charges. The first. he said. del
ponds on a reduction Of operating
costs and the second on. restoration
OF railway credit 81;
Ncnld Allow Rate Out. i
transportation earnings, now
''p~erilously close to bond interest"
Mr.. Hoover sad. make it impossible
for the commission to give 'immedt-
ate important rite relief" but he de-
cIared thai improving conditions
would allow downward revisions dur
in~ the present year.
When such rcvis;ons were made. he
said. the commission should apply
them first to the primary basic COM
neutrality-suspicious. products. coal,
metals and timbers-even If pas
senger rn.es class rates. and less
than carload shipments had to BIO
charged nrre to protect railroad rev.
enues. This course should be adopt
ed. he argued. because the series OF
horizontal percentage increase BY
WHICH inc E<LlcS WeEe dlSdlCGu IIdU
distorted the existing fabric of COM
merce in the United States. and was
moving industry as a whole toward ito
sources of raw materials" Incident
ally. rail wages should not he expects
ed to go hack to pre-war levels. he
said. but should follow downward
step by step the cost of living" and
the rate decreases should be so up.
piled as to maintain railroad rev.
enues. ami restore the confidence Of
investors in ultimate railroad earning
power. e@
Urges Investment at Homo.
I'VE talk glibly Of giving billions Of
credits to foreign countries, TO. in
crease our farm exports" Mt. Hoover
said. al wish to say with all RESPONSE
hi!ity for the statement thai a billion
dollars spent on American railways
will give more employment to u
PEOPLE. more advance to our industry.
more assistance to our farmers than
twice that sum expended outside the
frontiers Of the United States-and
there will be greater secusity for in
/ vast orsn az. H.. e . = - EE .r""sI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
Effort To Make
Employees Partners
Declared Failure

.- -
Wakefield, Mass, Feb. 3.-Enort Of
the management OF the Harvard knit
ting mills here to make their en-
ployes partners in the business q has
not been q success to date, Charles
N: Wihship, head Of Winship, Bolt 4
Co.. owners, announces after a. two
year trial. In a printed report to the
enlployes-partncrs he said there had
been a lack of, cooperation to in
crease production and cut down waste
and said that eight per cent Of the
product aof the mills was sent back
FOR, repaEs'or thrown out.
President Winship. pointing out
that eachsemploye had been given not
only a;-cash interest in the business
but the right to proportionate share
of profits each year, said unless con-
ditions changed it would be necessary
to give some Of the employe partners
permission to redgn.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
STIFFNESS NAME
SMASHES WAY
INTO WALL ST.
German Financier Makes In
itial Offering With Low
Price.

New York, Feb. 3.-The name of
Hugo Sunnes-one. to conture with in
Germany-has smashed its way into
Wall street.
Various reports have come to the
United States concerning plans of the
German to extend his interests
to this country, but the first concrete
evidences of his plans came yesterday
with the announcement that he was
negotiating with several American
railroads for the sale of $1,000 tons of
German rails-at a price including
freight, about 1925 q on less than
the current American price Of $40. A
mere $4,000 tom is a relatively small
Offering worth less than a half million
dollars at Shines price, but it was
pointed out it is a fair sized initial Of
fering.
Time Will Tell
Whether Shines will follow I'D his
invasion Of American markets by er-
forts to acquire control OF American
industries IS u question that time alone
can solve. The United States is one
or the few countries in the develop
ment of which he apparently has tax
Gu no hand.
Credited with controlling eight bill
lion marks OF capital and with being
the most powerful figure. industrialiy
III PoAiASAA4y III HClIuduy, SIl00oS
rode to The crest Of his power on the
val.
Reports of his purchasers of his
consultations and reorganizations
have becon1e a matter of almost daily
III the newspapers Ship
yards IN Sweden, mines in Austria aud
''w-uen steel plants in Denmark, OF!
wells in South America, newspapers,
paper mills. hotels, street cars, suoe
factories, aniline dye works, motion
picture producing plants-aal became
grist for the SHINES mill.
Aided LRni3lc.
One of the latest reports. he figured
as a pawnbroker to the Russian Soviet
government. the story being that he
had advanced Ienine a large sum on
the Russian crown jewels.
He is credited with control of the
Peoples party. which now dominates
Germany, and has been a prominent
figure in r~eparations negotiations
with the allies. -. ;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-03
Two Hebron Banks
Have Consolidated

Hebron. N. D. Feb. ,3.-Consotda.'
ton Of the Merchants State and First
National banks of Hebron under. the
name Of the First National il en-
novrcedS The new 'nrtitution will be
under the management Of. officers Of
the. former TANKS 80, ~
PaIsss Mann I'm r.cnah'er Of III
Merchanss Efa5e espmas ptesiaen. .
the new irSi|p tI ,whl.h. With ~
sn,ir2ess Of ,sSe4asttN gwn be the thu
largest ,saanistng institution in thu
;Elose country.