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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-09
BIG LANDOWNERS
MUST MEND WAYS
Lord BlidislOe Says Government Will
(, Take Land Unless Lit Is Bet
ter Managed.

LONDON. Oct. 9.-The big land
owners of England have been told, in
substance. that as class they have
made bad mess of the land business
and that if they did not do better IN the
future the country would take the land
from them and turn them adrift.
The speaker was Lord Bledisloe, him
self a big landowner who. during the
war. helped the government manage the
food supplies of the country. The occa-
sion was an address before the British
association.
The British agricultural landowner
today is on his trial." Lord Bledsloe as
serted. UNLESS he justifies himself as
such, the naturalization of the land is
inevitable. Public opinion will demand
his extinction, and parliament will ems
dOrse the demand.
MANY landowners have been for two
generations nothing more than rent re-
ceivers. and they have possessed neither
the knowledge nor the inclination per-
Sonaily to administer their own estates.
still less to cultivate them on CONNER
cial lines for their own and the nations
benefit
so far as they have been organized
as class of the community they have
been organized, not as producers of
wealth. but as defenders of property, and
as such their organization has, in
highly democratic country. afforded
them but a small and steadily decreasing
measure of security. They have thus
lost their political power because they
had no economic basis. They have. not
wholly without justification. been stig-
matized rs ignorant, reactionary and
despotic."
The biggest lies begin. Now when I
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-09

A woman should, be as reluctant to
show her intellectually as she is to Dis
play a wart.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-09
Little Antipathy to Japan.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

Senator Poindexter is making much
of the conference on limitation of arma-
ments 1t is true one hears less talk
of war with Japan than ever before
The Washington conference together
with the demonstration of land and sea
power in the recent war have removed
the war bogey and the Pacific coast is
doing a better business with Japan than
anybody dreamed would be possible so
soon after the European war. Business
on the coast is better and in the state
of Washington it is improving soSrap-
idly that the Republican party will not
suffer the expected ills of a period of
adversely
The discussion here is whether Mr.
Poindexter will win by 10000 or
whether his majority will be reduced to
10000. The Republican campaign man
ayers will be disappointed if they get
0,000-that's what they say, but it will
be a pleasing moment for them none the
Eless if the count shows $4,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

10 GunrIsou last Monday 70 explain
their income taN reports for previous
years. H. some cases the TepOrtE
weDn asked for As far back as 1917.
rom rmarirz overheard, II would
Seem that their visit proved TO be an
outcome lax TO several Of the ranch
men.
The No. l Oil company is having
considerable trouble % g-t water u
their boiler for drilling purposes. They
have installed a pipe line to the Dol
lard spring and expect 10 b. able n
20 ahead now
Quite few Of thc lower valley
raurh"rs arr taking advantage Of thc
fine hIcighIng TO lay Ia Il supply o.
coal.
Autos can come AS far as Hinkics
Spur yet. With very little work tie
road could b. broken 20 CastletOn.
Thns. Ncsbith hnz been quite sick
the past week. DR. Hyatt came up on
Monday and at last reports Mr.. Mes
bith was little better.
Herbert LashbrO0k Installed a new
lighting plant at his place last week
Herb says II is a great improvement
no more chilling his pink toes while
trying to get gasoline lamp lighted
these cold mornings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
LAKE FORK

Tuesday, January %.
Mrs z. J. Blair was in Sapinero
recently.
Earl Berryhill is going TO be our new
engineer the coming week.
Mrs Wodrcy and brother. Roy Tan
ner. are expected back the latter part
Of the week
Webb Whiuncry's men have beer
riding for cattle. They are still out
IS head.
Mrs. A. +. Croft went over to the
Powderhorn the other day 20 visit her
son. Albert.
Old Winter has been giving US n
cold spell. Il has been 81 and - be-
low zero every night Of late.
Jim DaTtcr viii be off the Lake fork
route and intends TO nun in the lower
country this week a. fireman.
Mr. Colby, one Of the men interest
cd IN the Hidden Treasure mine al
Lake City, with Mr.. Slocum. went to
Denver Monday, to make some ar.
ranErmcnts- He is coming back We'd
ncsday to Start cleaning up the mill
so as TO start up May ist. Mr.. Colby
said cn.1ing mine was the Hidden
Treasure, and also there have been
Eastern concerns looking over mining
property and Hinsdale county viii be
a coming mining camp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
, 10000 10000 ooc
MARBLE

Marble is located in the Crys-
tai River Valley. 80 Miles North
west OF Gunnison.
Mrs. Mary Thompson. Reporter
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
Four Arrested AS
Kidnappers; All
Deny the Charge

Salida MALL
Four men were arrested Tuesday,
charged with kidnapping big Jim"
Kramer, the evangelist, and his song
leader, Ralph Mitchell. The men ar
rested are: Frank Costanzo, Emil Leo.
Tony Maio and Frank Muto. All de-
ny the charge. The four men furn-
ished' 81 900 bail each for appearance
at the city hall Wedneday before JUS
tice Catlin for preliminary hearing, on
charge of kidnapping. This is
penal offense
The arrests were made by Sheriff
Hutchinson and Chief of Police Hampe
assisted by policemen Smith and Bal
ley. District Attorney Witcher was
sent for yesterday and informed that
arrests would be made today. He
held conference with Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Miller, who has been
cooperating with the police in getting
evidence. Mr.. Witcher and Mr.. Miller
say that the police have eyewitnesses.
They also say Mr.. Kramer identified
two of the men. There may be other
arrests.
The district attorney and the police
say they are Withholding considerable
information until the hearing.
Big Jim Kramer's meetings have
continued thru the week with large
attendances.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
SOMERSET
NIPPON Correspondence:- :
Tuesday, January "a.

Tuesday, January "a.
Mrs. Theo Rouck is spending a few
days here visiting with friends.
Mrs. Hiram Muhlestein, who has
been suffering from tonsilitis, is able
TO be out again.
Quite number of people from Som
erset attended the dance at Bowie on
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Atkins are the
proud parents of baby boy, born
Friday afternoon.
A fine baby giI made its appear
ance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice London last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards en-
tertained the Five Hundred club n
their home Saturday evening. A very
pleasant time is reported.
A free entertainment will be given
by the L. d. S. church Wednesday
evening in honor of Elder Elmer
Matthews, who leaves soon to take up
work in the mission field.
Anton Majnyk left Saturday morn
ing for Delta, where he will receive
medical treatment for blood poisining
in his leg, which was injured some
time ago while working in the mine.
r ]. Rouck was host at six o'clock
dinner at his home Thursday evening.
+ The following guests were present
( Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McCann, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bertin and Lloyd Beezley.
l Miss Elizabeth Berg entertained
the Good Spirit Campfire girls We'd
nesday eve. This was the first meet
/ ing since Christmas and they are
planning some good work for the fu-
| ture.
/ At the weekly meeting Of the ladies
of the Maccabees the following were
initiated into the membership: Mrs
VIM. Clark, Mrs. Isaac Clark, Mrs.
McDermaid and Mrs. Kirkpatrick
After the usual order of business, a
short program was given and iatei
refreshments of sandwiches, dough.
nuts and coffee were served to the As
| members present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

DR.. Glenn Davies and family left on
Wednesday morning for the west,
planning to go to Vancouver. Wash
ington, where he will work with Rev.
E. n. Hill in the Methodist church
there. Mrs Davies win go to the
home of her parents in Victoria, B. c.
for the present. Frank and Robt Da-
vies are in Denver at The present time
and during stock show week we're EN-; s
Cumpten and their families have III
so gone to Denver, % that the English
emlgrant contingent in our midst II
eons3de1ably rednced
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
Sews-Champion Correspondenee:-

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Tuesday, January 2i
Tex Auu0ns and family left Sat
uriay FOR Pueblo.
Mrs Phillip Presser spent few
day in Gunuison recently.
State Inspector Graham was here
last week examining the mine.
". Crow and y. L. Dollard were in
Baldwin from Gunnison on business
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter RatclifT moved
from the boarding house into cabin
number Is.
Pete Piloni, Jack Boni. Mr.. Spring
er and Mike Chillen all made bust
ness trip to Gunnison Monday.
Lloyd Hulsker was a guest al No.
. Monday evening, when Chef Jack
Ward prepared 4 seyen-course dinner.
Lloyd showed a fine appreciation for
good home cooking by clearing the
table.
Twenty-eight head Of West Side
cattle have been recently located near
the Castle Rocks. The animals have
been showed in and il is impossible to
get them out without first breaking a
trail for them
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
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Sews-Champion Correspondence

News-Champion Correspondence
Thursday, January 26,
The r W. Wagner family moved
20 the Phelps ranch, up the Cebolla
Sunday.
Mrs. J. n. Jardine and Mr.. and
Mir. VIII Cobbs were visiting in the
valley the week end.
The Howard baby has been named
Hazel Lois, instead of Hazel Louise,
as was reported last week.
Fred Gray came down from the saw
mill Saturday with a load of lumber
and went to lola Monday.
J. +. Phelps, Ralph and Gens VIII
son we're down from the saw mill on
Tuesday night, returning Wednesday
Mrs. 4. z. Croft of the Lake Fork
and Mrs. Fred Gray were up TO the
saw mill Wednesday TO visit Mrs,
Croft's son. Albert, who is working
there.
Lewis Summons, Jr. went 10 Gunni-
son Sunday 10 visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. p. Summons He retur
ell Tuesday and says it is colder in
Guunison than II j. out here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

Already the NJ. E. Ladies Aid is
arranging for a Martha Washington
supper to be held February 22nd, eth
er at t he Church or the Tea Room.
Ladies in custume will serve the sup
per. There will be sale in connec-
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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News-Champion Correspondenee:-
Thursday, January 20.
Ariscn ard Winuifred LaMoy went 20
Gunnison in the sleigh Wednesday.
Sim Moore and Mr. Potter we're al fhe
county sea; this week.
L. J. Smith and wife have moved
on their homestead for the winter.
4. X. Steyeus and daughter, Mrs-
Clyde BurTis made tip 20 Guunisor
Sunday
Mrs. Brown has been on the sick
list since returning 20 lola, but is up
and around again The Brown ehildE
ren started 70 school Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
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ILAl -NAs january II
Harvey Johnson went out on busi
ness for coal mines he Is opening up
around Marble.
Mr.. james Singleton went down Ia
CarboUdalc recently, and viii 20 on
TO Denver TO visit her parents
Mra. Jim Downing, after spending
several months in Utah, has return
ed to Colorado to spend the rcst OF
the winter before she returns 10 her
home In Marble.
Mis- Zelma Vaudcyetur Of Red
stone and Doll Bush wcrr married ia
Carbondalc last Sunday Their many
friends hero wish them all the happi-
ness the world can give.
MIR. Tom Randall went down TO
CarbOndale last week to visit the doc.
tor and Monday her husband was call
ed to her bedside. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Charley Carey went up To Flogus'
ranch above town recently and res
cued two hens that were batching up
there since October He found them
doing fairly well and brought them
down on snowshoes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
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NewsChampion CoSTespOndepce:-
Thursday, January 26
o. +. Nigro came in on Tuesday.
train
W }. Doig came up from Gunnisor
on Tuesdays train.
Mrs. y. W Hartman WAS in from
the Buckley mine Tuesday.
Tte little daughter of Mr.. an
Mn. Tony Nerzui is seriously Ill.
". l.. Grimes, the revenue man
came in Tuesday, leaving the follow
ing day.
The Crested Butte basket bah team
is scheduled for game with the Gun
nison High School team Friday, Jan
27th.
DR.. Angus Taylor came home from
Denver Monday, where he spent tht
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Dunsmore wen,
out to Bergman's ranch on skis last
Sunday.
A great many of the folks are en-.
joying the fine weather in coastinp
and skiing.
The o Be Joyful Club gave thei,
usual dance last Friday night, oyst'
ers We're served
There was wreck at the water
tank Monday morning, when two CIR,
loads Of coal overturned.
The c. F. & l. banquet ut the Cair
Hotel for their representatives, Wa
held January 18th.
Mrs. Frank Fisher is still on the
sick list. but gradually improving.
Mrs. John Fature and children lefs
Saturday for Bowie, where they VII
make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. a. V. Young enter
tanned n number Of their friend with
cards Saturday evening. Delicious re-
freshments were served
While practicing basket ball Satur,
day afternoon, Martin Byouk had
quite an accident when Charles Son
ger hit him in the eye. Martin had
TO have stitch put in the eyelid.
Union congregational Church
Sunday, January %
Sunday School, 10 O'Clock; Mrs.
Nash, supt.
Preaching, II o'clock, subject, -What
shall I choose for my life work ~
Plain talk to the girls.
Evening worship, 1880. Address on
Deliverer. meat for mature
minds.
The male chorus will render "Mem-
ories of Galiiee."-A brief tribute to
Robert Burns. the Scottish poet.
J.CRAIG WATT, Minister.
Crested Butte Rebekahs Installed.
Pine Tree Rebecca Lodge held its
installment last week and the follow
ing officers were installed:
Noble Grand. Maud Roberts
Vice Grand, Sarah Nash
Secretary, Ressa johnson
Treasurer, Lizzie Roberts
The following officers were appoint
ed by the Noble Grand:
Warden, Ina Young; Conductor.
Lottie Ross; Chaplain, Mary Jaynes;
Inner Guard. Lulu Gardiner; Outer
Guard, Anna Gulliford; r. S. n.
G., Irene Kerr; L. S. N. G.. Janet
Schaeffer; r. S. v. G, Katherine Byrd;
L. S. v. G, Esther Harley. After the
meeting adjourned, a delicious lunch
was serve dand the evening enjoyably
passed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS
VERY BRISK IN GUNNISDS

Chairman c. II. Stone of the Christ
mas Seal committee for Gunnison
county announces thata preliminary
report Of seals sold in the county prior
70 Christmas amounted to Si95, with
two or three reports yet to come.
This includes both mail orders and
schools sales. The major portions of
the sales We're made by the school
children under the supervision Of the
teachers, who are TO be commended
for their unselfsh donations of time
and effort.
A letter from headquarters highly
commends Gunnison county for their
response this year, stating that our
subscription was higher than a great
many other counties
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
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News Champion Correspondence :

News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, January %.
The weather has been clear and very
cold the past week.
The mines have all started work
under reduced wages. The Star is
working full time and the O-C about
half time the past week.
Sveral of our residents We're called
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

Rangers Trickle, Sprague and Pot
ter returned this week from the ten
days telephone course at Salida, und-
er the Foret Service District Tele-
phone officer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

D. L. Gray has moved his family in
from the ranch and is occupying the
Matthews house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

Wednesday, January 25.
w. y. Mcdonald is laid up with a
very sore throat.
Earl Adams is teaming for the
Tinchcro Lumber company.
Several children have been kep out
of school the past week with bad
colds
Roy Leonard has moved his family
up To the Hicks saw mill for couple
of mnnths.
We have Hbout six inches of snow
weather is clear and cold. We will
say very cdld.
Mrs. C. l.. Mcdonald is up from,
Gunnison, staying at the ranch for a
few days.
Commissioner Knowles and II. w.
Slate came in from Denver Wednesday
morning.
The Waunita mail stage has not
missed trip this winter. Waunita
park has l6 inches Of snow.
Ted Eggles1on had load of cattle
at the stock show in Denver that were
good enough 10 bring seven cents
Misses Hazd and Flora Marlatt and
Elton Slate and Afbertie Leonard were
home from Gpnnison fDr the week
end.
Arthur Prosser is hauling lumber
from the Hicks sawmill to his ranch
He expects to DO considerable build
ing on his ranch in the spring.
Mrs. Mayme Reppy was called to
Denver Tuesday evening On a very sad
mission. VIM. Knode, her brother-in-
law, was very badly crushed while
switching cars in the c. & S. yards
at Denver, and died from his injuries
a few hours later.
A bad case of the Grippe has been
the cause of keeping our popular
school teacher, Miss Hazel Hewitt.
from teaching for over a week. She
returned from Gunnison Monday even
ing and on Tuesday morning resumed
charge of the school. Miss Eva Leon
ard taught during her absence.
The Rio Grande Western tie inspect
or uhloaded at Doyleville yards Sua-
day morning and inspected some 5000
ties for A. E. Marlatt. Mr.. Marlatt
has a large force of men working il,
the timber and at present has several
thousand ties piled in the Doyle yards.
It is understood that the Rio Grande
viii tae nothing but broad gauge ties
from january 18th on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
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DOYLEvILLE

DoEleviIle is 20 miles east Of
Gtr1nison on the d. & r. G. w.
VI J. Slate, Correspondent
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Evening star., 1922-08-29
14OS Fl st. NV NJ i34O

GARAGE OR
SERVICE, STATION.
Right in auto section; Is feet
wide with necessary depth large
double doors; concrete floor ::
sewer; brick construction; space
for several cars, and shop. An
adjoining lot, 2oxI47, is also in
cluded. This property is in the
vicinity OF New Hampshire ave,
NJ and N and 21st and e2nd sts.
Will Sacrifice for SI2, 500.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO.. INC.
oI3 18th St. NV. Main oI7.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

THREE.s STORY BRICK AND BASEMENT.
near lith and U SIS. NV. west Of 10Th St
u rooms ami. rented for $3.50: owner, lea
ing city must sell asking SIS, 900 Want an
offer. Address Ro1 SIP. Stsr Once
Evening star., 1922-08-29
WANTED-STORES

81 STORES WANTED AT ONCE.
IL you have a vacant store for rent In the
city of Washington or nearby Nd or Vs. suit.
the country. communicate at once with
WM. X. HARTUSG.
lJhs 10Th Phone N srS-
Evening star., 1922-08-29
FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

TWO WAREHOUSES, BRICK. FOR SALE Or
spectively; electric. elevator: 15!0-ls16 Eek
ingfon place ne. opposite B. O. freight
yard Apply Room 50S. International bids.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
WA NTEIl

A FARM OF 10 OR IL ACRES COOP LAND;
near car line; within walking distance Of high
schools and with q house of 8 rooms and out.
buildings. wM. H. FAIRFAX. 22s 11th st
s.w., washington. D. G.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
FOR SALE-L0TS.

4 VERY DESIRABLE LOT. WEST SIDE Of
Conn ave: south of Rodmsn st; 2sxl40 H.
to l5-ft. alley. CHAs. A McEUEN, l41o G ST.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-s0xI50 tt; s.R6
square feet; within Ia blocks Conn. ave.
BENTON TRENHOLM CO. =
a:4 18th 81 Main 500
RIVERnALE. WEST Of STATT0N-FfNE
lot. 40xlJ0: water and sewer: SO cash. -
monthly. Col. s59l-W.
FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES Gov
cred with fine old trees. Just west Of 18Th st.
NV al Webster. overlooking Rock Creek Park
phone EDISON W. BRIGGS. owner. Main 5eI4
before = o'clock and Adams 93O after.
HERE is YoUR FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO
buy On & wonderful elevation just west Of
the University Of Maryland. at College Park
N the ncw development called College
Heights TIE lots contain Z 500 square feet
and can be bought on the easy payment plan
Start Your future home now by selecting uron
this high ground the plsce you will build
Don You want to secure home in the coun-
try for the benefit of your children near This
few minutes ride to the city7 Are you
interested, IL so. mail tie coupon TO
WINTERS & ELLIS.
Care Of Franklin National Rank
Name
AdQItsS ....... ....... ..
BEST CORNER LOT NORTH TAKOIl
suburb Blair: 142 feet front BY o25 feet
deep: sewerage, water. gas and electricity;
priced right. Apply s45 Cpshur st. 2ss
CHOICE BUILDING SITES N CHEVY
Chase; lowest prices; special terms TO builders
aud hcmeseekers. f. II. RUSSELL. $40 Colo
rado bldg Phone evenings Cleve. 124l. 90
Evening star., 1922-08-29
WINTERS & ELLIS,
Care Of Franklin National Bank
WANTED-FLOOR SPACE.

reasonable rent. Address Box 26s-P, Star
office. 81
Evening star., 1922-08-29
WANTED-aOUsEs

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR ron
rent with the UNION REALTY C0RPORA.
TON. 1410 NV. Main s4l5 Member
Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
MONMOUTH HOTEL,

3 large outside rooms, bath and porch
handsomely furnished: SS55O: up to-date
apartment. See manager.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FOR RENT-MUslC STUDIO. FURNISHED:
downtown location, two days week. PhOhe
VI. 11S bet-een and pm
Evening star., 1922-08-29
WANTED TO BUY.

o-FAMILY FLAT: WILL PAY ALL CASH
above FIRST trust il price is right. Address
Box 22s-p Star office. 81,
VIII. PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY, on EABY-
payment plan completely detached house q
good neighborhood. Not over $1,000. j. O
MARTIN. Main 1900 or Wcodside 43-R.
FIVE OR sIX-RooM BUNGALOW; BROOK.
land or vicinity: price. 5000 TO $4,000. Ad-
dress BOX ZIP. Star office. 81
WANT TO BCY HOME OF to 9 ROOMS IN
NV can pay part or sll cash; l have GOT 70
move by Oct. 1; give location and ioveet
price Address A. r. JOHNSON. 2ioe istA
PAY ALL CASH
for six-room brick house in Petworth Or e,
lumbis Heights; must have cellar ana 800
lot: state lowest cash price and full defniie
or no attention given. Address Box f96H,
Star office. -.
DESIRABLE HOMES AT FAIR fhicxs
wanted in all sections. List with me. AN
MEL =. COLE. 1908 q. nv. L.
MIST BUY HOUSE. ANY GOOD SECTION,
modern. to 10 rooms. Phone Mein 6osx..
| TO Il R00M HOME IN GOOD REsIDEN-
fiai section city ar u. G. suburbs. liuS loo
81. NV. Phone Main 3I2-
Evening star., 1922-08-29
wANTED-LoTs.

WILL TRADE SPLENDID PAIGE TOURING
car tate m"i-i. psrt psynien. god Ou 10
ing lot. Adams 534
TWO TO FIVE LOTS OR ACRES AT on
near Kensington. cheap. N. BANEs, S4S
Sth NV sfa
WILL TfADE PACKARD TWTN-KfX f0f'R
ing i.passenger, excellsn. condition, 70. build.
Inc lot In Cherry Chase. Address Boz Tan
Star once =
Evening star., 1922-08-29
Other Good Buys That Will
Interest Investors.

Allan +. Walker & Co., Inc y.
SI3 18th St. NV. Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-08-29

IiaO 10th ST.--iafge. second story room <ith
porch, next To- bath plenty hot water use
If phone: $50 per mo: private home. 80
Evening star., 1922-08-29
Fl. FOR RENT-RO0MS.

1f4o NJ ST.-One single. one double room, in
detached house: steam heat; abundant ho;
wafer: excellent meals. 3Os
Evening star., 1922-08-29

40 3rd ST NE. Seven furnished rooms for
housekeeping or will rent two separate apart
nents. centrally located Call after O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-08-29

4 VERY DESIRABLE LOT. WEST SIDE 0f
Conn. ave. south Of Rodmsn St: csxI4o H.
to l5ft. alley. CHAs. A. McEUEN. 1910 G ST.
Evening star., 1922-08-29

f16 " ST. NV. 3 large rooms. second floor.
next 10 bath S4j, also two basement rooms.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
FOR RENT-R00MS.

HOS \ ST. NV. - Large bed-sittlng room.
near bath, ami; privilege of getting light
breakfast if desired: use of phone.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
..PARTMENT-TO LET.
FuRNrsHED-Con,inu~d,

ttt23 EYE ST N.W.-THREE- ROOM APT
southern exposure; equipped for light house
keeping Sl'
1850 BiLTMORE ST.-LOVELY ONE ROOM.
hath large clnsef scrnnd hnnr front: refined
Evening star., 1922-08-29

o0N; fst ST Nw.-Two large newly fur
nished rooms entire floor; housekeeping per
rpitted. adults Phone.
Evening star., 1922-08-29

1867 COLUMBIA AD-Comfortahle. south
rrn exposure room, reasonable; gentleman:
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