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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
30. all IN Tp. a Y. ri 9S.

30, all fntTp, AN r.. 2S.
l.. C. Cast 10 D. w. Jackson $500
Lots & s, Block f6, City of Umatilla
Edward II, Shaw to David NJ. Smith
$40, mete and bound tract in SIC Ia
Me Ia Sec. IA, TIP. 5, N, II. 20.
Evelyn L. Bentley to John NJ Bent
ley 81. Lot and South feet extend
ing full length Of lot 10, Block Of
Swltzlers Add. Pendleton.
Emma c. Wright to Richard San-
blom $450O. Lot s. Block 25, Res.
Add Pendleton,
The Casey Lumber Co. to Dale
Slusher, Trustee, $500, II 1-2 SD Ia
q NE IA SIC IA Sec. IL, TIP. /, $. n.
"a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE,
CONTINUED from page IL

ably win be made today. Governor
Henry j. Allen announced the follow
ing report from Judge McDermott, of
the industrial court on his pilgrimage
to Emporia and his failure to persuade
White to remove the poster from the
newspaper office window. The test
to determine whether the display of
the poster is violation of the Kansas
Industrial court act will follow Whites
arrest, but meanwhile the governor
stated "the strike cards will nave to
come down from every window in
Kansas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
NOW DO my
WORK WITH EASE
Because Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored My Health

Hornel;, N. Y.-"I was in bad health
but there didn't seemto be any one thing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
CONSTRUCTION CAMP
ROBBED; $500 TAKEN
(East oregonian speciaD

MEACHAM, Ore, July 22.-SiS
hundred dollars was taken from Off
cials at the Demorris 4 Knudson con-
struetion camp here at 1880 p. m.
today in a daring daylight holdup
staged by three masked men.
The thieves, after ordering men in
the camp to throw UP their hands,
proceeded to make away with the
money. Officers are at work on clues
which may lead to the arrest of the
marauders
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22

Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Conn
pound Tablets and Lydia +. Pinkham's
Blood Medicine and improved every day.
do all my own work now except the
washing and doit with ease. | can ac
complish as much in day now as it
would have taken me week to do last
winter and try to get every one know
to take your medicine to build them up.
You are welcome to use this letter as a
testimonial if you like. Mrs. CHAs.
BAKER. 2l Spencer Ave, Hornell, NY.
In almost every neighborhood there
are women who know of the value Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. They know because they have
taken it and have been helped. Why
ion't you give it trial?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
FRENCH THEATRE OWNERS
COMPLAIN OF HIGH TAX

p PARIS July 22.-Unless bill now
before the Chamber of Deputies to
increase theatre taxes by per cent is
passed within a few weeks Paris thea
tire managers threaten to go "on
strike Even the managers of mo-
ton picture theatres say they will
close their doors.
Totalr taxes on theatre admissions
now amount to AZ per cent of ticket
prices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
) = = e = . . = . o 4
IT'S A QUEER WORLD.

MANSFIELD, Ohio, July %. .
An egg battle between railroad Z
men took place here. While a 4
poultry train on the Erie rail- 4
road passed the Union depot men Z
on the train were seen throwing 4
eggs at each other. 1t developedus
that on the train were hens, en- .
route to market. which kept on I
laying. The men had no use for !
the eggs. Hence the battle. I
: : 4 = ! q . . = q a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22
REALTY TRANSFERS

Adell Heath Rose to Security Saw
ings & Trust Co., 81. Lots > and 3.
Sec. 4, TIP. 4. y. r. 2S.
zoeth Houser Sheriff to Western
irrigation Co, S112S.GO SW Ia sw
IA Sec. 10. sW "a syY IA Sec. 30.
and S IL n 1-2 SW Ia NV Ia Sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-22

tne maUter with me.
l was tired out all
over anditwas an eff
fort for me to move.
j was irritable and
couldnot sleepnights
and had trouble with
my bowels and at my
periods. 1t seemed
thatneaNg \ everyone
around M knew of
your l,lu ic me and
wanted me to try it,
an at Last I tank
Evening star., 1922-08-03
TEXTILE WORKERS
QUIT MILL TOWNS
Hundreds Seek New Homes
When Strike Settlement
Fails TO Develop.
INDUSTRY Threatened
State of Rhode Island May Lose
One of Greatest Rev.
enue Sources.
INDUSTRY Threatened

| Special Dispatch 10 The Star
PROVIDENCE, r. l., August a.
Like Goldsmith's Deserted Village"
the cotton textile towns in the once
| humming Pawtuxet valley home of
the Fruit of the Loom mills and
I many others, rapidly are being
drained of their population.
New Bedford. Lawrence, Fall River
and other New England textile cen
ters are drawing the workers of
loom and spindle in a mighty tide
which threatens to mark the ebb of
textile property in this heretofore
| rich section of Rhode Island.
The even-month-old strike, fol-
lowing 20 per cent cut in wages and
| an attempted readjustment of hours
Of labor is the cause. Failure to
settle the strike on a basis satisfac-
| tory to both sides has made it neces-
sary for hundreds of operatives to
| seek other fields of employment and
this they are now doing rapidly.
Thoughts of a gigantic tent colony
to house evicted strikers have been
! abandoned by the Amsigamated Tex
! tile Workers of America, in which
; most of the strikers are enrolled.
| By snowfall it is believed there will
| be no need for such a colony IL the
strike lasts until then.
Mill managers frankly are fearful
OF the consequences. Merchants daily
are losing customers who have traded
with them for generations Truck
loads of household goods and cher
ished possessions daily are passing
through the valley villages en- route
to the new homes of the strikers,
| who have reluctantly. after more
than half q year of idleness, torn
themselves from a land where they
have lived and toiled for many
years.
The exodus only began a few weeks
ago, and it has been increasing in
! volume ever since. Hope for a set
tlement was slow in abandonment
Little white company houses" once
| the homes of the workers, are stand
ing in long empty rows in the viii
lagos of Crompton, Arctic. River
Point, Natick, Phoenix and other
been centers of one Of Rhode Islands
greatest industries.
Indeed, were the same hegira to
take place in the other textile valley,
on the banks of the Blackstone river,
the future Of Rhode Island as a cot
ton textile center would be jeop-
ardized As it is the Pawtuxet valley
must seek elsewhere for help to run
the big mills once the strike is ended.
Most of the strikers have been fed
for the last four or FIVE months by
strike committee, which has received
donations from many parts of the
country for the upkeep of soup kitch-
ems. Merchants have trusted" the
strikers and thousands of dollars in
savings have been used to tide them
over the idle period. Most of the re-
naming savings for those who had
the money to leave the valley went
for furniture removal and an attempt
to square their debts.
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Week-End Specials
Toilet Goods

Accident Tooth Paste, sec.
Pinaud's Vegetale, -Ssc.
Pinauds Eau de Quinine Hair
Tonic, 55c and $l.1e.
Ivory Finish Dressing Combs,
heavy quality, sec.
Hudnut's Twin Compact,
rouge and powder, S1.s0.
DR.. Lawton's Fat Reducer,
$500.
Sehnan's Russian Golden
Ruzdc, for the hair, Sis.
Pro-phy-lac.tic Toothbrushes,
sc.
Java Rice Powder with
Ashes Of Roses Rouge, SEC.
Mavis Taicum Powder, 16c.
-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
WINS $1,000 K. c. PRIZE.
Presbyterian Professor Awarded
Verdict in Writer'S Test.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. August a
Samuel F. Bemis. professor of history
at Whitman College, Walla Walla.
Wash. a Presbyterian institution,
won the Knights of Columbus $4,000
prize in the history contest with a
monograph on the Jay treaty"
Hundreds OF history professors
throughout the country competed
Evening star., 1922-08-03

(z) Silk Envslope chemise-
Fine quality wash satin; bodice
top. lace trimmed: For 81 OK
merly $2oS-Fridsy... ~ 20
-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Dainty Neckwear

Camisole Vestee or Vestee
with collars attached; in an
excellent assortme ent of
pretty designs of exquisite
laces. Each, $3.50 and sos.
Venise Lace Collars, also COL
lar and cuff sets, in cream or
ecru. Very pretty at, E0.
each ................ OOC
Imported EyeIet collar and
Cuff Sets, in heavy de- TO-
signs. Special, each, O7C
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Muskrat Sport Goats
$145 and $159.5o

CPORT COATS of lovely Natural
- Muskrat bid fair to hold popular
favor this fall, and we are showing them
in the correct forty-inch length which
Fashion has adopted Sketched is one
at $145-a belted model with large, lux
urious cape collar and turn-back cuffs;
lined in durable fowered silk. Others
are made without belts and lined in
plain and embroidered silks.
Confidence in Lansburgh & Brother
quality and the surety of fur popularity
this fall beyond that of many years have
created and maintained buying activity
in the August Fur Sale that bespeaks the
buying foresight of the Washington
woman who realizes that current prices
on these furs are way below the range
to be expected when cooler weather
arrives.
A twenty-five per cent deposit holds
the garment Of your choice for future
delivery without storage costs, the re-
mainder to be taken care of in conven-
lent payments decidedly advantage
Gus factor in the purchase of furs during
the August Sale.
second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
We Do Not Hesitate to CaD This
Special! 5000 Yards
40-Inch Crepe de Chine
:1.ss s s;xv.ss v.'ss $1.39
This is a wonderfully fine crepe de
chine, of dependable Lansburgh &
Brother quality, the right weight for
dresses. blouses and undergarments,
in all desired light and dark colors.
You can hardly expect such low
price on this grade of crepe de chine
again in long while, so shop lib
orally Friday.
Third Floor.

Remnants Of Ribbons
---low priced
at 12c ysfa ot eo;sfs sssd sss :ss's
suitable for fancy work, sashes and hair
bows.
- TO- yard. Plain and fancy rib
dl ~ bons in many different colors
and styles. Just the thing for hair bows.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
rs CENTS FOR 5000.
Woman Rewards Honest Child for
Returning Lost Package.

NEW YORK, August 3.-Twelve-
year-old Helen Urban found a pack
age on which was the name of
woman stopping at the Hotel Belle
claire. She took the package there.
The woman opened it. Carefully she
counted 5000 in bills. Then she
handed Helen her reward for her
honesty. The reward was rs cents.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Sale! Apron
Frocks, 95c

CERTAINLY the apron frock
~ is mounting socially, and no
doubt at all that its rise to new
Importance is materially strength
ened by the added smartness at
tanned in such apron frocks as
these of high-count chambray and
percale, which are shown in
checks, stripes and plain colors.
The sketches show the stylings,
which further add to their desir-
ability-in fact, you'll want a hall
dozen when inspection has impressed
their effectiveness and valuefulness
upon you.
A-Panel front model with
plain top, dresden print effect
skirt. Set off with narrow tie
sash, patch pockets, trim of
rick-rack braid.
B.-Surplice model of plain
percaIe, smartly trimmed with
rick.rack braid and pearl but
tons.
CA slip-over model Of
chambray with panel front.
Trimmed at neck and waist
with cretonne; has tie sash and
finish of rick.rack.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-03

Bathing Accessories are
Low Priced Friday
Satin Bathing Slippers, in red, purple,
white and navy, offer timely d M
pickup before vacation at. -. } +UU
Canvas Bathing Slippers, all sizes in
cluded. in white, navy and black and white.
anethff pa te ,eana out the 39
Bathing Caps-Many styles, and all col
ors to choose from. You really should
have hat hsn more ,htn than oneand oer why 39c
Bathing Bags are really necessity. For
Friday we offer them in black,
nicely made and rubberized, spe- 0E-
clal at t.......>............ ZO(
First Floor
Evening star., 1922-09-03

NEW DUTCH COLONIAL BUNGALOW, IN
Tshvus PARK. n h1oek fren 14th st. eArs:
anil A beAdtifui home; N.e0o cash. =, ,oo0.
Gall Col. 1859 = 81
Evening star., 1922-09-03
THINK OF YOUR
+ CHILDREN.

Before you buy your new home. Are
you going to confne them in q small
back yard in the city or force them {"
play in the streets?
Why not give them fresh air and
sunshine. plenty of green grass TO romp
on and keep them well and happy.
8 rooms and bath, all
Improvements, on a lot
75x15O. House newly
decorated throughout and
in splendid condition; fine
garden, fruit and shade
trees; house situated on a
hill facing down street.
See this today or Mon
day, Mr.. Champion, owner.
will show property.
Take Somerset or Rockville cars to
Somerset. walk west one square and
north one square, 3o1 Cumberland ave.
or drive ont Wisconsin ave. to Somer-
set.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WANTEp I'd BUY.

BUNGALOW WANTED.-FIvE RO0Ns, MOD;
erateiy priced: 8i00 down and 80 to SI0
1naSsnhthiy; 1asn by . ss,taSs buyer. Address soz
WANT TO nUY HOME FROM OWNER, NV.
not over 5000. Address Box 242.R, Star
SCHOOL TEACHER. COL0RED, WILL BUY
IL reasonable. Address Box 345-R, star ONCE.
WISH TO SECURE 6-R00M HOUSE IN
city. with bath. cellar and furnace; not over
Address II Box 9Fsss ssR %ust Star es once. good
WANTED : CONTRACTS FOB SMALL
Address HI ass Box :size' So 4. Star m ONCE. A
FROM OWNER. OR slROOM, ALL,
west Of Fla. ave. NV. Address Box OAR.
SIX OR SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOME.
from owner. About $500 cash. State price.
Address Boz PAR. Star once.
WANT SIX ROOMS WITH BATH. GAS AND
slley white section ssG ,% net over 1850 on term"
FIVE OR Six ROOM AND BATH; BRICK;
| state location (prefer SCI and terms. Ad-
dress Boz 2la-R. Star office o
WE HAVE MANY PROSPECTIVE PUR-
| ehasers for northeast and southeast homes.
List {sss sSSss H, Y ~ S1sx CO.
lincoln 1885. 10 9th 81. NE.
new apartment house showing good returns.
Phone Main s671 or n. 1927. -
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
There are buyers in all parts Of the country:
my system shows you how to reach them; in
Merchants Bank bldg. g.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE IN GOOD sEC-
tion Of Petworth; garage preferable but not
essential; must be in excellent condition.
Address Box 55-R. Star Office.
IN CLEVELAND PARK, DETACHED
house, II rooms or more, with two or three
baths; garage for cars Address Box 81 n,
Star office. 50
WANTED IMMEDIATELY = EIGHT ROOM
house in good NV location; 81, 900 cash. Call
Fr. sI87. Address Box n, Star offce. 81
A MODERN HOME IN PETWORTH. WITH
garage room for one: not over IS. 500; can
pay 81 900 TO 81 800 cash: state number and
price in letter to Box 344-P, Star office.
HOME IN NE OR Sc EITHER MOD
ern that he fixed mp: can pay cash
II price suits; state price, location and in
forma tion. Address Box 345-P. Star Office.
MUST BUY HOUSE, ANY GOOD SECTION,
| modern. to 10 rooms. Phone Main 5072.
6 TO Il ROOM HOME IN GOOD RESIDEN-
tai section, city or d. c. suburbs. HOS 18th
| st. NV. Phone Main 372.
FOR CASH.
One or more houses. white or colored
brick frame, any condition.
p. d. HOLMES.
Main 3677. $40 18th St NV
Room 23
Evening star., 1922-09-03
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs

TWO-FAMILY BRICK APARTMENTS, 5
rooms. bath. Front and rear porches. Room
neisbborhood Rent, SO. Price to show FOOD
paying investment. Can be purchased on easy
terms without extra cost. Possession II de-
sired. Address Box 2i9-R, Star office. -
FOUR STORIES. EIGHT APARTMENTS,
well rented; choice location California st.
NV; small cash payment considered or trade
for larger building; no agents. Phone Main
s671 or No. 6l27. g.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION-IN MT. PLEAS
ant. containing twenty-four three and four
room apartments, each in nrst-class condition
and now occupied At a medium rental. which
can be materially increased. Can be bought
for SIZE. 900. Gross rental. approximately
$4,000. For information call at Room 2l6,
Evans building.
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING LOCATED
in good residential section; annual rent, s. 400
a year: steam heat: electric lights; tanitor
quarters; side and rear alley: frst-c!ass in
vestment. +. Il. Taggart. real estate, 1870
New York ave
Evening star., 1922-09-03
ron AMNT.

F0M AMNT.
Sc, CORNER 1Ith AND N.w.-SECOND
and third floors; plenty Of light; heat fur.
space; will rent as 4 whole or In part; suit
sble for lodges or business purposes. O. W.
SIMPSON, 734 18th Ut. NV. Franklin 57O0
Key at 7sT l1th 81.
FOR RENT.
Near i4th se. NV. % st.-Two hoors,
2nd and Srd; 200 q. =: noor spaes each;
school parposss, etc. Ind tesf. 80 per nsots
EO. B. .szANTZINGER, Realtor.,
sl2 10th 1t. NM. Main tS7l. Z.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Ask Any Cooperative Owner

Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
s13 18th Ct. NV. Main 243o.
NEW BUILDING APARTMENT NOW
ready for occupancy; to rooms and bath:
many with porchee. THE SHAWMUT, 1oth
and Kalorama road northwest. Resident nan-
ager on premises.
B. r. SAUL CO.,
1912 Eye Street NV.
OWN YOUR HOME IN .COPLEY COURTS
or willard Courts, on 18th street, where values
are advancing; modern dNproof buildings;
PnlcEs. S3.1so TO SI0.l50.
Modsrsts cash payment, balance lses- than
tto0 Wog1yipg. Get ssttlsd now. Ask for
es6pssts nfogHstits1; co,,o,.rrou
Nas sA1S. 1410 G ct. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WANTED-LOTS.

Will TRADE PACKARD TWIN-SIX TOUR
ing, 7-passenger. excellent condition. for build.
ing lot In Chevy Chase. Address Box 27iM,
Star oflce.
WE HAVE BUYERS WHO ARE ALWAYS IN
the market for good building lots, both city
and suburban.
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1855 10 sth st ne.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

basement. porch. electric liehts, shade, large
lot; 5000; terns. W. J. UNsTBAD. ken.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

More Land-Less Money.
Modern I-room residence with sleepin
porch. open fireplace and porte cochere: cas-
Dr. terms; beautiful home sites at SO to s.
now IL the time: Alcoya, the plac'
70 invest: phone for auto. or call at my res,
fence.
J. CLOYD BYARs,
Alcova Heights. Va. 8
Evening star., 1922-09-03
RUTLAND COURTS,

1875 17th st. NV.
No. 107-TWo large rooms and bath. Price,
s3.4l0. Cash, &341, and $50 per month, In
GLIDING all interest, charges, etc.
No. 806-Three attractive rooms and bath.
Pdes, $500. Cash. $3.50. and $S5 per month,
including all interest, charges, etc.
No. 4t0-Two delightful rooms and bath.
Price, "a, 600. Cash, $500. and $50 per month,
including all interest, charges, etc.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
NEARBY VIRGINIA.


NEARBY VIRGINIA.
day or Labor day. call ". E. Rods.r. man
ager. 1904 Wilson boulevard, Aurora Heights.
va. CIar. s2e or
R. D. MACPHERSON.
zoe Ccntinental Trus. bldg. Main 1875. ..
$500.
Overlooking the Potomac. Conduit road sec
tion: best location. Beautiful Groom house
with bath. elec.. gas. h. ccnditic. like
new; large corner lot. Only $3.50 cash and
$500.
Nearby Virginia. a very attractive S-room
bungalow. elect. large lot. near carr; attrac-
tive terms.
$3.50.
Kensington. Nd, fine location. near can:
rooms and bath: furnace heat. elect, large
Priced very low for quick sale; reasonable
terms.
$3.50.
Rive,dale. Nd, cory 4-room bungalow. in
nne condition: over one-half scre; large out
Seei. from 0esr ears ssco cash and rs s4s mo.
$1,000.
Chevy Chase. beautiful corner home Of I
spacious rooms. built-n bath. elect. Nv h..
lot eox1ao; shade trees and garden; all In
hne condition; terms arranged.
S4,/SU.
Takoma Park, near 18th st. cars, attractive
5-room bungalow. elect, water. furnace heat.
perfect condition: large lot; immediate pos
session; attractive terms.
HARRY |. CHEW,
Main 1910. 205 Continental Trnst bldg.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA.
New ave and six room bungalows, all
modern; ready TO occupy: $500 TO 1900:
easy terms For inspection. call W. F..
Rodgers. 1904 Wilson boulevard. Clarendon
636. or
r. D. MACPHERSON.
200 Continental Trust bldg. Main 1926.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
CAVANAUGH COURTS,

1924 18TH St. NV.
No. 1l7-Two rooms and bath. Price.
q, 80 &275 cash and $50 per month.
No. 410-Three rooms and bath. Price,
"a. ESQ; $486 cash and $40 per month.
Ownership Of one Of these splendid apart
ments in high-ciass building costs less than
to accumulate q bundle Of rent receipts.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
FOR sALEroTs.

Bk00kEAND, b. c., .JACKSON ST. NEAR
l2th--Lot x50xl50 Il: Apply 1905 St: NV
2,sToRY BRICK GARAGE WELL RENIED: /:
Boz 6a0-R, star otlee. - =
BEST LOCATION ~ wO0DaiDGE; Two
lots <6xlO0, with all Improvements Price,
$2.4oo B. =. H0LMEs. 1901 r. ]. ave. ne
BUY YOUR LoT WHERE YOUR HOME CAN
b. financed on 204 of the estimated cost.
Address bog lar, Star once.
WANT YOUR OWN HOME BEFORE coin
Weather? Write US. Address Boz 1lb-R' Star
NEAR CONN. AvE-LOTs 1o0x2oo-2o. 900
Ii. NJ. MARTIN,
= lSA 10Th st. NV. Room ll0
BROOKLAND IOTs-WE HAVE A NUMBER
Of very desirable, building lots in all sections
Of Hrookland. ranging In price. $l.2eo to
McLAcHLEN BANKING c0RP'N.
Real Estate Dept: 10th and g.
BARGAINS IN LoTs-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.
cation; about 5 blocks from circle; macadam
MsLACHLEN BANKING coRP,N.
Real Estate ania Dsptis ISL 10Th and g.
TAKoMA PARKS CHOICE LOTS. HIGH,
level; al improvements; 40xl64. 4oxlIS;
tos1s $3.50 each 1sa- for quick sale; terms Mr.
MASS AVE. N.W-CORNER LOT FRONT
Ing ave. and 9O-ftN ST.; high altitude; "a sacT,- =
tice to quick purchaser. Address Box 2o1.f.
Star once.
CLEVELAND PARK-Best section: two lots,
12.72s square feet; splehdid building sites;
corner; reasonable. Address Box 54-R. Star
ONCE. 30
CENTER -GLAREND0N-a CORNER lots
must be sold at once; price. $1.5aO for aii.
We have also several attractive lots in
Chevy Chase, close to cars. from &c to 45c
THOMAS O.. DE BECK.
734 18th st. NV. Tel. Main 5705.
LOT f6I10s TO PAVED ALLEY: 11th ST.
ns % near B; two garages. rented. lin.
IN BROOKLAND. LOT 50x120; WITH ALI.
improvements; on good street; $1,000; half
cash: also other lots in Woodbridge or in
Brookland.
B.. F. HOLMES.
1901 R. I: ave. ne. y. ssl2:
DESIRABLE LOT BETWEEN GEORGIA AVE.
and 18th ST., near Alaska ave: G0x92: excep-
tfonal bargain: direct from owner; terms or
c..h; quick action Address Box sos-P, Star
A VERY DESIRABLE LOT, WEST SIDE OF
Conn. ave. south OF Rodman st: 25x140 IT..
to loft. alley. CHAS. A. McEUEN, 14l0 st.
FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES. GOV:
cred with fine old trees. Just west Of 18th st.
NV. at Webster. overlooking Rock Creek Park:
phone EDsoS W: BRIGGS. owner; Main 1914
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
a2nd and Monroe SITS. ne; corner g Shy by
Dakota ave. near Monroe St, 55-ft. front;
only $3.50. FRANK NJ. COWARD. 40th and
Newton sts ne. Phone Hyattsyille 105-W
HAVE YOU SEEN
COLLEGE HEIGHTS.
Select your home site On this splendid
high elevation near the University of Mary
land. where your children can have education.
health and happiness in the country. These
large lots Of 1850 square feet are sold on
terms that will be attractive to oNyou. Our
sales contract gives you protective restric-
tions. Stop paying rent and get started home
ward. Auto at your service. Mail coupon to
Box 335-R. Star Office.
Name NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
hodrese .
Evening star., 1922-09-03

FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES,
NEAR UNION STATION, 2os MASS. AVE.
n. e., 501s0; two floors; suited laundry, printer,
or factory. ". +. NASH, f22 NJ St
TWO WAREHOUSES;, BRICK, FOR SALE Oh
spectiyely: electric elevator: 15Io-ible Eek.
ington place mex, opposite B. 4 O. freight
yard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

FOR RENT-STORES.
PENNA. AVE. NV. NEAR 9th sT.-FoUR
large, modern stores; gas, electricity; will
Possession about Sept. 1.
11th st. Sc, near E; storeroom and DWELL
ing; rooms; Electricity, gas.
Main 1166 Nam S263.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave. NV.
FOR RENT = s16 18th ST. NV. FIRST
door and basement; $110: vacant.
n. r. H0WENSTEIN CO.,
sO7 7th ST. NW.-LARGE REAR ROOM,
ground floor, with or without End and 3rd
l428 sT.-Sl0O.
Arr1rGRP Really Fsst: Co.. At5f' sai 18th ST.
ard AND SITS. N.w.-NEw BUILDING,
INC, 73s 18th st. NV.
1911 ADAMS MILL ROAD. NEXT TO COR
ner 18th and Col. rd.-Not . store but a pri
vate dwelling: especially we'll adapted for .
tea room and dwelling combined; best location
in this section; rent. 5000:
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
713 14th st. NV, Main 2345.
FOR RENT. NEW STORES ON GEORGIA
ave-, near Kennedy st.; 80-ft deep through to
another street; with cellar; being a transfer
corner 1t Is ideally located for most any
business CISsEL. TALBOT 4 CO. Main 1902.
601 9Th BT. N,W.-ONE LARGE RTORE
month. WILLiAM r ELLIS, 1859 I 81. NV,
2217 14th sT.--Appiy ). O. Love. l7sl K st.