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OFFICES 4
OFFICE SPACE.

Manhattan.
I'D ST.-f25 F.. Reasonable. NJ.
l.. Hess. Inc. 9O7 Broadway.
25TH ST. (2)-22xe0; sf25. Apply
-. l.. Frank, 1929 Broadway.
18TH ST.-11 Z. (HavilRnd Bldg).
100 y. Apply #. Fox & Co..
Inc, 297 Madison av.
AID ST.-37 w. (Bar Bldg.). 21x
s-.04i. Apply premises.
AID sT.-37 w. (Bar Bldg.). 20x
l.iJ0. Apply p...nises.
44TH ST.-36 w. (Bar Bldg.). coz
i,bii. Apply premises.
4TH ,sT..3e W: CBar Bldg). ZOE
44TH ST.-112-11S w. 400 to 5000
SO. f.; moderate. supt. on
z5TH sT.~145 w. Crieman Blds.)
$50 monthly. II. r. Zobei. prem
c3D ST Il. 2nx1oo; low rent.
+. Fox & Co.. Inc. 297 Mad. av.
OATH ST.-20 w. Desirable. Ap-
ply. VIM. A. White & Sons. 40
J7Ti. .f-221 w. Excelsior Saw
ings Bank Bldg). $500 50. It.
Apply Charles b. Noyes Co.. 1is
AsToR PLACE 4 4rH Av.-s7x
100; is large windows. Apply
Supt. Bible House, premises.
BEAVER ST.-82. 1000 50. IT,:
reasonable. Room 1904, prem
ises.
BRoADwAY-9os. 10000 50. II.
Premises. or Bing & Bing Corp.
1i9 w. 10th st.
BROADWAY--1650 (cor b1st ST..
Modern: Bethlehem Engineering
Corp. 527 Fifth av:
BROADWAY a. 37TH ST. (Regel
Bldg). 2sxcs. Phone Chelsea
1000. Mr.. Walker.
B'wAY & 57TH ST. CHarriss Co.
lonnade Bldg). Subdivided to
EIGHTH Av & 57TH ST. Harriss
Colonnade BldgD. Subdlvided to
suit. Spear q Co., 1851 B'way.
FIFTH Av.-1oo. 2eo to 2,4oo 50.
II. and up. Il. A. Levy Leasing
Co.. Inc. premises.
FRONT ST.-252. Reasonable. Ap-
ply John Calm e. Son, premises.
FIFTH AV.-5f2. (Ziegler Bldg).
Units TO suit. Apply Park Av.
Operating Co., Inc. premises.
FIFTH Av.-535. 600 50. It,; rea-
sonable. Apply premises.
FIFTH Av.-6so. 500 monthly.
Premises. Cook.
FOURTH AV.-32e.3i. 8sxs3 (en-
49, AfN0hF+ @@ff-s - - ~~~f
2h0 Fifth av.
NASSAU ST.--fJO. Attractive: t11
up. Apply Room 735. premises.
PARK AV.-f03. 800 TO 500 50.
IT. Apply N. A. Berwin q Co..
on premises.
PENN. TERMINAL SECTION
Attractive. Apply @. 8. Logan.
Inc, 1874 w. 32d 81.
SEVENTH Av.-3T0 penn. Ter
minal Bldg). Units to suit; mod
crate. Apply agent on premises.
SIXTH Av.-4T3. Part; reason
able. Apply premises.
UNION SQUARE-50 Guardian
Life Bidg.). 200 TO $500 so. n.
Apply III. J. Smith, agent. on
promises.
WEST END Av.-Tse. Desirabio-
Apply A. II. o'Brien. 2209 B'wey
Bronx.
WEBSTER Av.--fo10. CO.. Small
and medium sized. Apply j. j.
Engeldrufn, premises.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY GUIDE
An Up Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
STORES.
Manhattan.


23D ST.--127 L. 25x100; reason
able. Apply r. { G. Pflomm.
1888 Broadway.
PATH ST.-131 w. Desirable. Rea-
sonable. Apply NJ. & l.. Hess.
Inc, 9O7 Broadway.
PATH ST.-131 W. 25x110. Rea-
sSnaele. soma Apply sharum. ITO
43D sT.-s7 w. (Bar Bidg.). s.40s
50. IT. Reasonable. Apply prem
18th sT.-3s w. CRar Bldg1.
5000 SO. IT. Reasonable. Apply
premises.
BOTH sT.-22 r. With mezzanine
and basement: 20xSOO; rent
$4,000. Apply on premises. or
Roberta F. Castleman, Inc. "a
ETH sT.-aoo W. Divide. Apply
premises.
NTH ST. cor. Ninth Av. Modern.
Phone Murray Hill 4712.
3HpADWAi and 51tn st. Harriss
Colonade Bldg.). 300 to 1900
50. IT. Spear a Co.. 1861 Broad
BRoADwAY-1e5o corner 5lst
ST. ST.. Modern. Mo- bethlehem Eng.
EIGHTH Av.-301. Reasonable.
115 w. 42d st.
EIGHTH Av. d 57th 81. (Harriss
Colonade Bldg). 300 to 1900
SO. II. Spear & Co.. 1891 Broad
way.
HOWARD ST.-46 (Broadway).
Reasonable. Apply Ferst. prem
ises.
Bronx.
THIRD Av. and 149th St.---Busy
section. Apply 1851 Sd Av.
Long Island.
LYNBROOK--Merr road, corner
Irwin Court. Daylight stores.
Low rent. Apply Pyie-Gray
Real Estate Co.. Inc. 201 Mon
tague St.. Brooklyn.
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DESK ROOM.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
10TH sT:-5 w. "a floor. chei-
sea 1887.
CokTLANDT sT.-sp. Rent ree-
sonable. Apply Room 400. prem
NASSAU ST.-iBo. Rental sfs.
Apply Room T35, premises.
MAIDEN LANE--85. Reasonable.
Premises, or phone John 3p52.
SIXTH Av.--f73. Reasonable rent.
Premises.
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BUILDINGS.

<aAnn8tAAu.
i.ss ssas. n. Apply Duro'S. l0O W.
10Th STA w. @ story, $4,2b0.
%. Fox q Co.. Inc. 2p7 Mad. av.
A5TH ST W., near 9th av. story;
reasonable. Il. Henderson. All
9th av.
bSD ST. r. 7 story; 25xioo:
able. Frederick tox T.
Co.. Inc, 297 Madison av.
133D ST a BROWN PLACE. 3
story: 1850 sa.l IT. per floor.
BRoApwAY-i74i. I story. % "a Ap-
pply r. 4 G. Pflomm. 1888
BROADWAY OFFICE BLD1.--
H15 stories; 1900 50. IT,; a.
100000. Apply Chas. F. Noyes
Co.. 11s William st.
B'wAY OFFICE BLDG. down
Il town.. IL story; $3.50. 900. Ap-
ply Chas. b. Noyes Co.. lis
William st.
ELEVENTH Av.. corner Asth st.
4 10000 50. e., story. John
LIBERTY ST.--110. Entire bldg.
Apply Chauncey Real Estate Co.,
1871 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
NORTH MOORE ST.--96. Entire
n building: reasonable. Apply
III. u. Welsh. 200 Broadway.
SIXTH AV., near 23d st. 4 story,
Il 25x6S: reasonable. Apply
Louis Frazin. 100 Madison sv.
TENTH Av.--33D ST. 5oxlo0i
reasonable. John J. Peel Co.,
TENTH ST. q B'wAY-s story,
n $500. 900. Apply Chas. y.
Noyes Co., lis Williams st.
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LOFTS & FLOOR SPACE.
# Indicates For Sale.
Brooklyn.

BUSH TERMINAL BLDGs.--Rsa-
sonable rental. Apply Bush Ter
minal Co.. 100 Broad St.. New
York city.
Philadelphia.
$500 50. II, Entire third floor.
Apply w. q. Conover, 2S31 North
Broad St.. Philadelphia.
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Manhattan.

b2D ST.--244-6 w. 1900 su- n.
Reasonable. Apply II. O. De
Witt. 512 5th Av.
SIXTH Av.. near csd et.--25x6s.
Reasonable. Apply Louis Fraxin,
200 Madison Av.
1S3D ST. and Brown Pieces
story. 1850 50, ~. on each
floor. Apply NJ. 4 l.. Hess, eo7
Broadway.
Breok1yn.
RODNEY sT.-470. and 3 story.
Reasonable. Apply Reynolds. f6l
Morgan Av.. Brooklyn.
New Jersey.
ply n l.. Patterson. Elizabeth.
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z. s. Amsterdam Ave.

CNear isoth g.. N. Y. city,
A -tn,cs anartrnent house site. back
,nS uu on Highbridge Park overlook
ing Speedway and Harlem River; sihs
tO0x255.6x irrcg. .-S q
messrs. Cadwaider, wickersAsm
40 wall St.. N. Y. CfU
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regarding above,
Pages 81 and in ReEsta
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EASEMENTS.

2zD ST.--fs-2l l.. 54xps.e. Rea-
sonable.' M. q L. Hess. Inc. DOT
Broadway.
FAITH ST.--iSf W. Reasonable
rental. NJ. a L. Hess. Inc. eo7
Broadway.
PATH ST.--13t W. 25x100. Rea-
sonable. Apply 5harum. 10
Broadway.
('a-.leman, Inc. 81 r.. 5fst St.
rTFTH Av.--t00. 72x165. n. A..
Levy Leasing Co.. Inc. premises
GRAND sT.--71-77. s5xf45.6. Rea-
sonable. II. & l.. Hess, Inc. eo7
Broadway.
MADISON Av. sEcTIoN---sf 500
and up. Apply Peck. 600 Madi-
son Az
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GARAGES.

Manhattan.
QTTH ST.--1s w. 100, 900 sd. n.
Apply Lewis III. May Co.. prem
ises.
FOURTH Av.--2S3. Entire block.
( 20Ox2O0 n. Address Garage,
p32 Tribune Bldg. n. Y. g.
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BOOTHS

t<TH sT.--36 w. (Bar Bidr.). on
Concourse. IS n. $1,000. Apply
premises.
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STUDIOS.
FACTORY PROPERTIES.

Manhattan.
b71H ST.--200 w. Apply Rodfn
Studios. premises.
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A32 w. 63rd Sc

@32 w. 53rd Sc.
(Bet. Ninth a Tenth Aves.. N. Y. City.)
story and cellar brick tenement
Size 25x100.5.
Messrs. Katx q Levy, ATTY
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

A BETTER esq
PIERRETTE. Winsome
Winifred Verina, whose
agile toes carry her back
and forth across the great
stage of the worlds larg-
est theatre in that charm
isg fantasy of gold and
silver called 1.-The Story
Of the Fan"--one of the
sixteen featured episodes
in Dillingham's eighth an
nual super-spectacle now
filing the more than 5000
seats at the famous Hip
podrome. White
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

spirit OF EVE" il
the way the program at
the Liberty lists the
easy-to-look-at blonde
ballerina pictured at the
left tying her dancing
pump - Nina Penn Of
t h a t scoring musical
comedy success, "The
Gingham Girl" and a
second Ann Pennington
in the opinion of some
OF the critics. conre,rv
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~
(D9

Righf-M M E. STASIA
LEDOWA, Russian pre-
miere danseuse and for
three seasons prima bal
lerina of the Chicago
Opera Company, who now
heads the ballet of the San
C arlo Opera Company
which opened its N e w
York engagement at the
Century last Monday.
hodct
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BeEow--FROM GAY PA
Rec, in costume, at least,
il not in name. Pictured
due south is Mademoiselle
A orn, the so-called
Jeanne D'Arc girl" from
Paris, who is one of the
dancing importations to
feature the current issue
Of the Shuberts' Passing
Show of 1922" now on at
the Winter Garden.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

y aARY LEWIS a most
s.1faetve combination of
s0agoird and tickle-toe
kaose winning snile
lam saals from behind the
laUOsllghts at t he N e W
an amsterdam in this years
Esssgeous edition of the
Aeefeld Follies. ceors
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hom@ of Nichols Gllroy. 10 I,eav,st

lacrn@ Of Niehola Gllfoy, 10 Lesv,tt
Avenue
patroliaaaii Edward Cook. OF the
Flushing Precinct, narrowly escaped
with his life, and is in Flushing Hos
pital with d broken leg. az the result of
an attempt to leap from speeding taxi
TO the RAINING board of the stolen car
which Gall was driving. AT the same
time four auto thieves, in car stolen
from the garage of Herman w. Weiacke
at 8 Mitchell Avenue, escaped The
police theory is that Gall was q member
of thss gang.
Weincke heard the wheels OF his car
scattering the gravel on his driveway
as the robbers raced away. He tele-
phened the police. patrolmen Cook
and Roelich gave chase in taxi cab.
The pursuers overhauled the second
automobile, after two-naiie dash along
Lawrence Street toward the Hampstead
Turnpike, and, with both machines
running at forty miles an hour, Roelich
jumped to the running board, and hung
on. The taxi, with Cook on board, con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

A large assortment Of Ward
robe Trunks of all sizes, made
by the best makers, are in
Guided in this sale. There are
no. better trunks than those
made by Hartmann, Mendel,
Pax-Rite, and Neverbreak
companies.
Mendel Dress trunks made
on three ply veneer Eastwood
frame, fibre covered inside
trays, excellent value.
Sale Price, 1900 and 1900
"Pax-Rite" Weekend Trunk
made on three ply veneer,
fibre covered, top tray divi-
ded. Sale Price, 1915
Fifth Floorl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Co Extra deep Wardrobe
Trunk, made on three ply
construction, Gibraltarized,
steel runner panels, nickeled
steel angles on garment Sec
ton. drawer locking bar,
top drawer compartments.
tie tapes in drawers.
Sale Price. $500
ID Full size "Pax-Rite"
Wardrobe Trunk, made on
three ply veneer Eastwood
frame. with round edges. 1t
is covered with vulcanized
fibre and it's metal parts are
heavy brass plated steel, Its
lining, shoe box and laundry
bag are Of two toned fabric.
39.75
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tinued the chase after the leading 81

ttnued the chase after the leading ca
but was outdistanced,
The taxi slowed down to permit tlhe
second car to draw alongside, and. Cool
ing his left leg. While he lay helpless
on the pavement the second car, Roelich
fighting with the driver for control,
headed directly for him. The car was
right OH him, when Rcelith grabbed the
steering wheel and swung Il aside,
Gall, the police records show, was ar
rested lii May last charged with the
theft of automobile tires, and was re-
leased on probation, after his mother
had begged the Special Sessions bench
to show ieniency
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f.ssfo Thief Ii Held
After Nearly Killing
Policeman ii, Chase
Flushing Patroi1nan Falls i'm
49, of Speeding Machine
az Conirade Fights 81, Rum
ming Board Will, Bandit

Julius Gall, Of Kingston. N. y, was
held in $4,000 bail in the Flushing po-
lice Court yesterday, on q charge of
grand larceny, for examination Tues
day. Gall is charged with the theft of
sn artomobila from in front of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Two in Boat Atlrift al Sea

BOSTON, Aug. ia radio message
from the Cape Sable station asking all
ships and stations in the North At
lantie to keep a sharp lookout for, two
men adrift at sea in a motorboat was
picked up here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

The Ten-piece Dining Room Suite illus.
trated above may be had in either conbina.
ton Mahogany or Walnut. It has Buffet
China Cabinet, Extension and Side Tables.
five side Chairs and one Arm Chair 225.OO
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You cam save from 1000 to 1000 i'm this
McCreery "Lifs-Long" Luggage Sale

1A) The equipment of, this
"Pax-Rite' trunk is substan-
tial and convenient; there is
space for every, ayticle of
wearing apparel. Fibre COW
ering and binding. Shoe box.
laundry bag, and locking bar.
Sale Price. 29.75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

CretOnnes and Curtains
$500 yards of Midsummer retonnes, ward. 45c
Featuring host Of charming designs large and small
flowers rich and coorul backgrounds in light and dark
shades, stripes, checks and chintz
500 pairs of Rufffed Muslin Curtains pair Los
These Curtains dainty and crisp made of durable Muslin
with large, medium and small dots of figured effects
also plain.
ESQ pairs of Point de Calais Curtains nair Ats
beioe we put clearance price these curtains they
oo par They are 2 yards long with embroidered
designs mounted strong cable net
Fitch FJoorl
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(B)Mendel DustproofTrun
three ply Eastwood frame,
covered with vulcanized fibre.
Equipment: four drawers,
eleven hangers, shoe box and
a locking bar.
Sale Price, 5000
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Greg. U. s. Pat. or

The Four piece Chamber Suite shown in
the drawing above is of solid mahogany,
dignified in design and harmonious in de.
tail. The Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Case
and BowEnd Bed are charming. 247.5O
[Seven
Evening star., 1922-11-10

2naI o ST N.W-wcn heated front ha
back rooms. larr" cl"s"fs; telephone e'ec
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! 1903 l'tn ST. y W.-Two double front rooms.
neAl to bath: suitable two young men :;
iw.a beds; excellent meals; available im,ne-
4 al, al
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M CHARGE FOR LISTING APARTMENTS,
, nnminai fee if rented. Big waiting list. In
restirate. APARTMENT SEEKERS CLuB,
iii District National BANK Bldg. Main 2isS
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GOOD LOCATION-CHEAP
Store tn let, 81, mnrth. in apartment house
near Georgia ave. and Soid.srs' Home. Adams
2DS
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.


SEVEN ACRES-oN ROCKVILLE POTOMAC
n ke improved by an eight room house: prac
tirally rev: all uuthuildincs necessary: PLENTY
of fruit and nice garden; suitable for country
estate or chicken farm. Fricr. $4,000. Posses
MCFARLAND. Inc, Rockville, Md.
G6 ACRES OF FARM AND WOOD LASD.
no improvement; - miles from city. For
quick sale will take $500. Address Box Soy.
Star office IL
100 A,R RES, COOP BUILDINGS. SoHfL
fruit =, 500: terms. Such bargains are
rarely offered. Address BOX .S-i, Star
Office.
WE HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
comery county farms and suburban homes
that can be had: see us before buying or sell
ing We will save you both time aud money.
CISSEL & MCFARLAND. INC.
Phone 52-J Rockville MARYLAND.
IA ACRES NEAR WHEATON. MONTGOMERY
county modern 1-roum Bungalow: good road.
fruit, stream: SIC. 900. LANnWEHR, 506 Fen
DAN bldg. Main ii36. l3'
+ 7s ACRES ON POTOMAC.
For sale, or will exchange for heme in
WashinSto ton, IS acres, 10 room dwelling. large
tohacco barn, stable. tenant house outbuild-
inys Located at mouth OF ST. Clements bay
fronting on Potomac river. y mile water front,
fine oyster creek and harhor. . minutes by
motor boat to Heren Island fishing grounds.
acknowledged to be hest in salt water Poto-
mae Property easily accessible by stafe rosd
now building. Failing health coinpe!> owner
10 sell. Price. $4,000 Address Box 29s-A'
Star Office.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| 14l1 BELMONT ST N.W.-TW0 ROOMS,
private bath. heat and light furnished; si'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for one or two gentle
men; in best residential section Of Columbia
itsHss. one large front room. semi private
T Tath tone young man occupying other room,
Terms. for one $50 per month, for two $50
cach; references exchanged. Address Box SOD
Star office. 10'
1903 11tn ST. W.-Two double front rooms.
neat to bath; one suitable two young men;
'w'a beds; excellent meals; available imme-
hiHtrly.
NEAE SCOTT CIRCLE. hest northwest section:
d"uh. rooms. hath: light well fnrn sied: all
""N"ri'r"r>' private family. well co1krt
'n"aS. F"r' irankin 3S22a IL
slith ANn ALLISON ST$-Front room tor
two; ~" i'"m" 70 he occupied necemh"r 1; pr
Vn'" family; a.m.i Address Box :s'-N, star
uilic.. 10"
. FnE TIE FEW WHO PREFER THE BEST
The lIotrlt"-A private home.
1857 Rhode Island ave-. cor. 10th.
~ vARNUM ST. Nw-Large md Moor
front room; hot-water heat; electricity: pri-
vatr family. IL
ll24 12th NV. near Mass. ave.-Thoroughy
heated rooms every modern convenience; best
home cooking; reasonable. 1U'
r,"4 CONNECTICUT AvE.-Doube room e1-
celLent board: electricity. hot and cold water
lG2. z ST.-Single and double room. with
bath; front: suitable 3 or 4: excellent table
hoard; reasonable. 13s
aOl EYE ST. S.W.-Lnrge room. nicely fur
nsheh; best of home cooking; most reason
able rates in the city 1o'
WILL board aud give best of care to infants
and small children; hest OF references Phone
NJ ms ~.
49, COLUMBIA RD-Newv furnished double
ROOM IN owners home splendid home cook
ng
1914 II ST N.W-Largc. clean. well heated
r"or. running hoy and cold water plenty {"
cat. gentlemen; reasonable Franklin 1866
az 10th ST. Palmetto Inn-Rooms. single
and double: comfortably and attract!vely tnr-
IL shed exceptional meals + TAI. To-
1871 HARVARD NW-To lady, employ ed.
VII, wishes all home comforts; private family
r:,G EAST CAPITOL ST. opposite Lincoln
Tart ENr"llcnt ronms and heard
1888 X 81. S.W.-BeaUtiful large room;
c"Il"nt meals
LOVELY FRONT ROOM. den. porch room:
rnard: mi; garage. Adams 1900, l2e
r3"- 18th y W.-k.autitul large rooms: el.c
trlrity: excellent table: lovely ho,ns.
122l 18Th N.w.-Snce room. also double
running water: "N".l"nt meals. TO-
1881 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-Large
fr"nr room with board for young ladies.
SOB Iith ST. APT S-Iarre room for two
IN attractive apartment: excellent meals
9"2 I3th W Room for 'wo: facing Franklin
rark "yc"lrnt home.cooked meals l..
1879 lIrh ST NV front room for two: rea-
s"I.ahle refined.
.in> lsrh ST. N.W.-Attractively furnished :;
exc client meals. 10'
1877 q W.--NiceIy furnished room. single
bed, INV h.. electricity: home cooking.
1892 COLUMBIA RID.
Large, attractive rooms. excellent meals
Columbia 3SiS. 13s
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Room AND BOARD for one or two gentle
men: IN best resident al section of Columbia
ih,sh.s: one large front room. semi-private
nath h tone young man occupying other rooml
lerms. for one $50 per month, for two $40
each: differences exchanged Address Box Soy.
Star office 1Os
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
For RENT-GARAGES.

wv SEuA%, carcfvtl driven hy owner:
.rasunGhlr ~at.s: 1riTS spcrIai Mr. Hoian'
Lincoln St,>1
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1875 ST. N.W.--Twin beds wgrm. second
story. near university aud depfS.; references
Fra lin
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED-Contipued.
645 9th ST. NE.

Nicely furnished, 5 rooms and bath apart
ment, In two-famly building; porch and yard;
entirely modern. $75 month
SHANNON h IJyCTJS
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60, LAMONT ST.-Right front room. "iec.
tr.citg hot water: SO, per month: garage II
dad
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| 40. MONROE ST'-N .E.-Ip>ta:rs IN buhEa-
low; southern exposure: ami Ink. PrH;-
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IRuutOIS APT. iai trhoinas circle'-LarSe
r roori: tw.n beds: semi private bath. gentle
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G.l EAST CAPITOL Sr.-Large front room.
neatly furnishrd electric lights: gentleman
. L
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ZrFAL tAENsE. EEtl. llo6 9Th ST NE.
: 30 T,.'- rrnnth
Rear .;.I OH. :. O. brjrk garage. room for
! cars E.nt SlG Tra fn"uth
FLOYD l.. DAVIS,
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMs-Con,inued.

ST tNNi. front room In apt: well furnished
service: telephone: between ana
s nm franklin I'9IW
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FOR CoLORED--R Room: electricity; h-wh
for l or gentlemen, or employed coupe
kh.,, N..rt L.
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FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

room hous" overlooking Rock Creek Park a.
~ ~ and Newton sts., for second trust note os
s3.V": Phone Main sGIl or North 6i.7
I Will. TRADE MY HOME OF ROOMS
ana ba'h h?t water heat snd electric lights
on t".Cmhia Heights. for Investment prone rty
Let IN" know what Eoi have and when / can
see Eoit. Address I:nX FAY. Star oftica
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
~ pNISGlEn

NICELY FrENISIIEp uUsE-SIX ROOMS
and bath: h.w.h.: el"cfrl"ltF: gas; front anu
:ear rorci,rs; large Iaid; absolutely clean. Alp
Ply 1904 Munro" ~. NV.
NEAR lith AND SHEPHERD, NV; FULLY
furnished; IN excellent cund tion; good yarn
front and back p@rrhss. toL further par
,icu!ars apply FLOYD 4. DAVIS, 5el ifh st.
s.w. Man S,2
3ala ILLINOIS AVENUE NoRTHWESl-
Eight rooms. h"'-wat"r heat el"ctTi" 4fSh,s;
hnit-in garage: h"l>" is nicely furnished;
loraIcd nn" ,quar" from soldiers Home.
Rent, Nla" per month. ii. l.. RUST. 81" l''h
street NV. .,
1913 EYE NV. ALMosr CoMrLEfELf
r4rag,+ $50; Will rent rnfurrfi.h'd, 50.
HE\TlST 1909 Pa ave. NV. IL
aol STREET NORTHEAST.
Seven looms, bath. reception hal h"t-"ai"r
heat. electIi" lights. all modern Improvements;
newly pai"rca nirciv fnrn.shsd convenient 10
Capitol and "ongT"sS.onai Offices; owner l"atlnS
city, willing to take low rental TO parties 'ah.
ing good Of furniture. Rent, sllp Yer
''n"nth. Phone Lincoln 3il7. Il
FURNISHED HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS FOR
rent; hot-watrr heat. electric Nights; -f',n
block, Ontario road; sil5 per month, or VIII
soil fu-uture and lease for $3.50; WORTH bHu-
ple the price. ,si Columbia 5Gs6. IL
. PARrLY FURNISHED BTNGALoW>;
"ec'ri"itI water in honse: srrs; @ >" n IN =,
NO. NO. FRASK o'SrrL, 1882 wisccnsis ave,
NV. Phone W. 1895. t.
CATHEDRAL sTE.-s ROOMS. BAiliS, /
r,urchcs; piano: garage. hoL-water heat, c,e"-
tricty: gas Phone Adams, us j.
K 81 NEAR -ad Me- ROOMS AND EAlH
modern. r-dsc"ratsd 500.
Wood!ey pI-, 10 r"".Gs, 3 baths. modern,
~!""p.l: uo- h. sl7".
WALLER A BROWN,
ltnn II -. NV.
>PLENnlDLY FURNISHED, PHYsIC1ANS :
10 -1D-'iate home Columbia road, " 'p"ins
. ba'ns, si."PirE i'crches, front and bach
porch; 3sd fo"r i.r'ish.d complete. a. an
d 4 al.r nl lptn.
o. YEAR; SD for q months 500 year lease.
Main 5s3
WELL FURNISHED Hot 81 nF SIN ROOMS
nearby: 70 NANTES ride 80 city. Possession
November Il R"'f Ss' rer month.
rEEtY y ~ ET >SELL %.
80 i1th st. Corner "f h.
:i.lG sIn 81 nv
NerE attrac;iV" iprat on in FetwnEth' tFe
rooms and bath = g,a~>-d-in sleeping rprchesr
AL THE bath with shower. and brick SafaSe;
sId"ndidly furnished. Including ChiHa; irlme
d!atr possession; SI25 yer mo; Inspection 10y
appointment
NE I. II. SMITH COMPANY.
fiiG Eye 81 NV Main &+"i
l5i> 5 ST. N.W---i0 RuoMS. H.-W IL
ta,l >" pm
NEAR letn AND COLI MH1A EoAn-fU R
AiAAed home. Containing Ii ICONS, eatnc
u! ~. IL. "!"ifric.ir: rent SIN, - ih. W
ilNkiNS. 1913 X =. Man s2.'e 80
l73- LAMONT ST.--l2 RsOMS. BATHS 81
/ henrooms). S'scpins porch. servants bath in
basement: TO garage; beautifully furnished.
; Rent, 5000. GEO w. LINKINS. 10 b ST.
Main S2tN-90.
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liis RHODE ISLAND AVE. W.-LarIr.
front, suitable for TWO or three; also sIhs4e
home.
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,tf:Y LARGE METAL GARAGES. NEW.
r.ir io0 block Kenyon St nv; very fei'nh-
.rit. - per uuUtE.
ROBERT T. MITCHELL CO..
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TABLE BOARD.

1877 F SW.-Eat in an attractive little up
to-aatr downtown boarding house; waff1es.
mullins biscuits cakes. rolls, pies. salads.
soups and desserts: rates reasonable. Closed