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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
DIPLOMATS OPTIMISTIC

Constantinople. Oct 6.-(Bv A. P.
Although no definite news has yet
been received from Mudania, where
the Allied representatives were again
to renew their conference with the
ENJOYS of the Turkish Nationalist
government, at midnight tonight
there was a distinct current Of OPP
timism among the Allied diplomats
here regarding a possible successful
outcome of the negotiations,
This feeling prevailed notwith-
standing the fact that the kemalists
today issued an ultimatum to The AL
lies demanding their consent to Turk
ish occupation of Thrace. and the
previous rejection by the kemalists
of the proposal for the sending of
Allied troops and the establishment
of an Allied control commission in
the province. The ultimatum re-
garding the evacuation of Thrace at
IL
, in the afternoon. Later. the time was
extended to $50 o'clock this evening
and still later. to eight O'Clock. Mean
time, the Allied generals had sailed
for Mudania.
espatches received during the day
from London and Paris seemed to in
dictate that the French and British
governments still were seeking
ground for an agreement upon which
they could again face the Turkish
delegates with united front. The
feeling among the British here was
summarized by staff officer this
evening as follows:
1--WE showed Willingness to go to
any honorable length to avoid a rup
ture. If our pacific advances are not
acceptable, or are not reciprOcated,
we are ready for eventualities."
French opinion here was inclined
to critic NJ. Franklin Bouillon for
injecting himself into the conference
at Mudania. on the ground that the
conference was no place for civil
ia and a politician.
Most of the Italians here expressed
regret over orders received from
Rome directing General Momtelli, the
Italian representative at Mudania, to
support the Turkish claims General
Mombelli't sturdy attitude at Thurs
days meeting at Mudania, won for
him admiration in many quarters and
was the basis for a sudden sprlnglng
up of a friendship between the ltal-
ians and English in Constantlnople.
An anoucemet received from London
that former Premier Venizelos is
willing to have the Greek troops eva
cuate eastern Thrace, thus permitting
the early establishment of a Turkish
civil administration there. was con-
sidered as offering way out of the
present crisis. but the belief pre-
vailed that the kemalists would ad-
here to their expressed intention not
to permit the presence in Thrace of
Allied control commissions.
Paris. oct. c.--(Bv A. PO-TEe
conference between Premier POincare
and Lord CurzoI, the British foreign
minister, which began last night upon
the arrival of Lord Curzon from Lon
don to discuss the Turkish situation,
was ended shortly after two O'Clock
this morning.
In reply to questions. the British
foreign minister declared. Il am ex-
haustcd. but we have done good work.
We will continue at nine o'clock this
morning"
Baron Hardinsc. tie British am
ba rsador also was optimistic over
the results of the nights dplihera-
tons expressing confidence that all
would he we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
BATH MAN GOES TO
JAIL FOR ASSAULT

Brunswick. Me. Oct. 6-(Speciap
lNi Newoomb of Bath was found
'' n THE municipal court today
'H charged with assault OF Fred
rruw Ncwcomb was ancd $40
oI ,osis. He was unable to pay
went 10 JAN FOR thirty days.
''''' ~ S'ongc, Jr. who went to Mr..
SHOWS assistance at the time of the
'''Al' broke the little finger on his
VS. hand IN the melee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
MAINE PRESS
ASSN. CLOSES
Y ANNUAL MEET
Session Ended Friday
with Presentation of
8 Able Addresses

David NJ. White of Lancaster
Speaks of Publishers Obliga-
ton to the Advertisers-A.
F. Sherman Advocates More
Attention to News End of
Country Papers-Charles g.
Jenness Tells How to Stimu-
late Advertising
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
HUNTING BAN
TO BE- LIFTED
SOON AS SAFE
Days Of Heavy Rain
Will Bring: Repeal
of Edict

Situation Worst in % Years.
Says Governor - Careless
ness Causes Bulk of Forest
Fires-Will Hold Sportsmen
to Strict AccOunting-Blazes
Cause Great Loss of Wild
Life-Great Northern Off
cial COmmends BaXter's
Stand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
Army Flyers Set
New World Mark
for Time in Air

San Diego, Cal, Oct. 6.-Lieuten-
ants John A. MacReady and Oakley
Kelly, who had been flying over San
Diego, since 5l56 a. m. yesterday in
the great monoplane IT, landed at
Rockwell field at 11.30 p. m. today,
having broken all known records for
sustained flight in the heavier than
air flying machine. They were in the
air 80 hours IS minutes and 80 sec
onds.
Washington. Oct. 6-Army air SER
vice officials in statement tonight
on the record established by Lieu
tenants MacReady and Kelly. de-
clared the demonstration had fur
nished convincing proof of the won
derful reliability of the best aero
nautical engine the world has yet
Liberty"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
General Forecast

Pressure was high Friday night
from northern Minnesota eastward to
Newfoundland
The pressure distribution has been
attended by showers within the last
- hours in Maine.
Showers will occur almost general
ly in the states cast Of the MISSISSIPPI
pi river within the next "a to 36
hours. probably continuing Sunday
over the greater portion of this area.
The temperature will be lower in the
middle and northern sections, except
along the New England coast.
Winds north of Sandy Hook will be
moderate to fresh easterly and
weather overcast. probably showers
Saturday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
SALE
BOOZE ON SHIPS WITHIN
j. s. LIMITS FORBIDDEN
DEPT. JUSTICE RULING
APPLIES ALIKE TO
AMERICAN and FOR
...
E|GN OWNED YES
sells

No Ships to Be Allowed
Liquor A bOard in
American Territorial
Waters-TO Become
Effective at Once
Sounds Death Knell
of the Bar on Yankee
Craft rel gn
Phases to Be Brought
Before U. S. Supreme
Court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
maine NEEDS
/. MORE, TROOPS
SAYS HADLEY
Stresses Importance Of
Big Army Trained
Citizen Soldiers

Urges Adoption Provisions Ma
tiOnal Defense Act 1916
Maine Only State Refused
Permission to Organize
Says Pershing Has Right
Idea on Size Army-Newly
Appointed Governor Togus
Home Speaks Before Current
Events Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
THE WEATHER
UNSETTLED

North New England - Unsettled,
probably showers Saturday and
Sunday; cooler in Vermont Saturday.
South New England - Unsettled
Saturday and Sunday; probably
showers; cooler in Connecticut and
western Massachusetts Saturday.
East New York-Cloudy and cooler
Saturday, followed by showers Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Unsettled Saturday and Sunday.
probably shower.; moderate easterly
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-07
SUNDAY: Unsettled

Two duties await you when you 70.
ceive the Journal In the mornins: The
1irst 10 to read the classified "A page.
The second IL to telephone your "A. 20
that others may read It.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

Sometimes II looks like the time
may come when even the poor won't
stay married.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25
LINCOLN LINES rs

The Ooaappnity's popular AAnel
hAld 1t III Uod1n hona WM pabtdd.
patsd in by another largo gstAeIinR
II mArry makers AAtHrdAy evenpg.
The same popular musicians furnished
tie mpsie toy this occasion, the giria
furuhhod ~ supper and main attRae~
ton, while ths bOys dug up the dough
and stepped around anything but SLOW.
Dineo RAYMOND Nodiu left ths treo
ftnoy has bssn discontinued - he
was Tie driver Of this vehicle. Little
I'D ths Aodins know what . popular
nIaeo their homo was to really become
khsn they were mixing The sand and
1omont.
Mr., and krS. VIII Gray and son
Wilbur will depart this week for the
coast. NJ. Gyoy has beeA busy fixing
np ths Old Henry 20 II row sounds
Ike . Cadillac whom be starts the en-
9ins. Mrs. Gray will study art and
q 70 suuu,ney normal in Tacoma this
vacation while Mr.. Gray and Wilbur,
Who intend 70 accompany her thru,
will No doubt take . run up into Bri-
Dish Columbia while out that mr. VEST
Mrp. Vivian Gray and Miss Maude
Burt closed their school last week on
Friday afternoon. Thsss two popular
teachers had intended TO give . por-
gram In tAs morning and allow the !
children tho rest OF the day, but DIFF
fersnt orders from headquarters
changed their plans. They, however,
had one Of the finest basket lunches
under the spreading maple trees as
seldom falls to ones lot to enjoy, es-
pecially an "old bach" like the CORES
II is rumorsd that possibly
ssxt year only one teacher will be en-
ployed 1t Lincoln school owing to
Ieareity Of pupils. This, however, IL
,nly = rumor.
Miss Maude Burt, who taught the
small room At the Lincoln school has
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25
AUTOMOBILE ADVICE

Keep cool" says the Fan.
-Re-tire early" says the Casing.
brighten up" says the Headlight.
-Avold friction" says the Bearing.
'Be a good felloe," says the Wheel.
Cut out the Noise" says the Muf-
ner.
don't blow too much" says the
Horn.
he 4 good mixer" says the Carbu-
rotor.
"Don't be q knocker," says the Cy-
Under.
"A quick turnover Is what counts"
says the Crank.
zone good turn deserves another"
says the Connecting Rod,-Science
and Invention
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

A West Dallas widow says the rea-
son she broke her last engagement
was because her lance was named
Cobb and he wasn't worth shucks--
Dallas NewA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25
"wIsAlio' LORE

In East Prussia the sap OF dogwood.
absorbed In a handkerchief. will full
all every Wish.
When you ind 4 stone broken IN
halves, place the two parts together.
throw them over the right shoulder.
and wish.
Take the little bow ont Of . mans
hat without his knowledge. wear 10
your shoe. and all your wishes will
come true.
II person will make Q wish and
then cut an apple In halves without
cutting the seed II 10 q sign that the
wish will be fulfilled
II you pull wishbones, the ono who
gets the Junction Of the bone docs not
get her wish; and II It flies away
neither E.h will be married.
The wishing rod was q rod Of pure
gold belonging to the Niebelungs.
Whoever possessed II could have any
thing he wished. and hold the wide
world In subsection.
Every Japanese believes firmly that
at least one wish OF his heart will be
granted. Their goddess OF mercy with
her lunar aureole must not be prayed
10 but once In A lifetime by any Der
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

\ 3 eens,dsssd uAiusky = dep d
ASnt ~ . mirror.
Don't look in the mirror Just - IL
dock strikes midnight.
Te break . hand gisss u the dgr
ef the death Of IN infant. /.
To come suddenly upoa oneself In 4
mirror u accounted good luck.
II 700 gazs IN your mirror when
troubled. Jour anxiety will soon pasa
away.
II you re- yourself In two mirrors,
ct the same time, you viii be disap-
pointed.
you'll see the devil there" u q com
mon myth.
II three persons look into the mir
ror together. one will die before the
year II out.
In Switzerland It II said II mirror
breaks. the one who looked In 1t last
will be the FIRST to die.
When a mirror II broken In large
pieces, you will have large troubles;
II In small pieces, trining troubles.
The seven years bad luck ldenti-
fed with the breaking of looking
glass Is modified In some countries to
bad luck but no want"
Don't measure your height stand
lns before q looking glass because
they do say that Is bitter disappoint-
msnt for one before tho year Is out
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25
SNAP SHOTS

To agitate your liver. take q ride In
your fiivver.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25


I departed for her home near New Ply
mouth. Thus has gone ~ Of ON
eonnouptty another AiAing light.
Mir Karen Jnsan, editor in chic
Of tie College Of ldaho's specia
school magazine, known - the Coyots
has returned home TO the parental
roof. We will bet that James il "ds-
hghtad, !" too, to have hsr smiling face
IL ies cream. No doubt this accounts
FOR The reason ]. LIS Ice cream II -
good. w ars glad that Karren mads
such Z sursess With the PEN.
Mr.. Jasper Of Caldwell was . Sum
day guest st the J. L. Jensen home.
N. and Mrs. Irl Shaw leave this
wssk for L1pg Valley via Boise,
Caldwell. Whiser and other intsrme-
diats points, whore they will visit
friends and relatives . few days -
they 70.
Lake Ivis started work on the Coon
rod ranch last Wednesday and II As
sisting with the planting and irSigat-
ing % well - making . good hash
singer. He takes the place Of Karl
CoOnrod, who u lsoTning the bakers
trade with Emil Gtshl. Mr.. Stahls
former baksF, "Fat" Howe has left
for the logging camps near Cabarton
10 "hash.n thus presenting Karl with
IN opportunity which he grasped by
The forelock.
Harry Ivie came down from Cruick-
shank's shearing camp above Montour
last Thursday. He states Oscar Ivie
Is 1T this same place and is employed
hauling about the shearers from place
% place.
Byron Nelson, who Ii employed by
he Emmett Garage, was around on
Tuesday with = life insurance agent
writing policies. We did not need
my, however, ~ we have almost got |
10 we can eat bachelors grub by this /
line.
Charlie McNutt and his father were
n our community this week looking
It the F. A. Katenmeyer ranch which
hey stated they might possibly trade
or in THE near future. They expect
o trade their Butte property for this
md move down soon If the deal pulls
hru.
Howard Biggs and partner Of his,
dr. Hazelton Of PAystts, were In this
art Of the world the latter part Of
ut week. Howard IL = cousin Of Art
Wright while Mr.. Ha1elton 10 . ball
layer and . good pitcher. He hopes
B obtain chance for Z try out with
:mmett and land = Job here. God
nows W need soms ball players pref
= had.
Al Hstherington stated last Satur-
~ that ~ was only assistinR the IN
Of the radio outfit 1t the
lsthodist church; that Dwight Shaw.
no 10 an expert radio man, and
'cal boy, will have the job Of tuning
up.
Johnny Dodd sprayed for Thomas
Ance the latter part Of last week. He
nd his brother-in-law intend going to
ayette soon.
". A. Wayman, veteran beekeeper
nd general peddler, was thru here
1t Saturday on his way with = load
to the Boise Basin. He will make
PlAcerville, Grimes Pass
I'd the Centervilles his stops.
Andy Sorenson II again adding inn
-ovements to his many that are all
'ady built. This time he il building
lite an elaborate building.
Joe Mason, friend Of Karl Coonrod,
~ \ Sunday visitor At the home OF
70 correspondent. Joe Is employed
the bench At general ranch work.
"Red" Ingman. who has built
ce little home on Boise Boulevard
1t south Of the Maxwell home, 10
re doing quite 4 bunch Of improv-
z. Mr.. InRman has . large flock Of
ire bred White Leghorns which add ,
eatly to general appearances.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

can honestly say that Chamberlain
Liniment cured me Of lumbago q year
ago last summer. When began us
ing 1t, l was flat on my back in bed
and could not turn to the left or right.
l had . bottle of Chamberlain's Lini-
ment in the house and this was ap--
piled to my back. It promptly drove
away the pains and aches"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

This is Z rheumatism Of the muscles
Of the back. It comes on suddenly
and Il quite painful. Every move
ment aggravates the disease. Go to
bed, keep quiet and have Chamber
lain's Liniment applied and . quick
.recoverY may b expscsed. Mrs. F. ].
Damn, Brockport, N. z, writes: II
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

And as we understand Il. Wilhelm
Hohenxo,lern Is the only legitimate
claimant to an invisible empire.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

Personally we have no fear that
women voters will ruin the world. but
We do dread to think women smokers
nay attend . convention.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25
THAT NAN is HAPPY

VINO has = harmouious, happy asDe.
VINO can take real pleasure h his
employment
Who values homer and q good name
ah0ve rscAoA
W. can enjoy the landscape with
- 0V1ln0 he land
Evening star., 1922-01-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY

IDEAL LOCATION on GEORGIA AVE-
Store and apartment Of 4 rooms and hath: hot
water heat. electric lights: fine condition;
double garage. VIII sell soda water fountain
and other fixtures at q bargain price to pur-
chaser Of property. Price, $4,000 Address
BOX 183-A. Star olilce.
garage. Price, only $500. Address Box 1ss-
fitted as store with two apartments OF three
rooms each: hot water heat, electric lights;
garage. Price, only $500. Address Box 1877
A. Star office. -
Fog SALE-DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP.
erty near W.. B. & A. terminal. large brick
store building, well located for many business
purposes. For rent sale. Address Box "a.
Star office.
CHOICE NE. COR. 9Th AND l. sTs.-lO-R.
brick residence. suitable for stores and apis:
also adjoining residence: low price and easy
terms. MAKE OFFER. GLOVER & TLATH-
FIR. 7S7 18th st. Fr 461.
Evening star., 1922-01-31
APARTMENTS TO LET


AVAILABLE FEB. 2nd-F0ER ROOMS ANp ~
bath; hot-water heat; electricity: gas; 30.
24Os 18th ST. NV. Col s4sl.
APARTMENT 8 ROOMS AND BATH; STEAM
heat, hot. water; Immediate possession. 2467
18th at. NV.
5 OR LARGE ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
"a apartment. screened sleeping porch; AMI.
one block from Conn. ave-; including heat:
light and telephone, $75-$9o. Call Cleveland
1913. ~
:I,2s H ST. N:W.-TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
second floor. So per mo. Inquire on premises.
FOUR I.AHiE E3OMs. NEWLY s, PAiNIEt .,,,,;I \,
adults only. Call Lincoln 8l9-W
:.258 1ith ST N.W.-TWO ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath: l.h-k.; newly papered, painted; h.w,h';
elec.: gas. i.
LIVING ROOM; KITcHENETTE AND BATH. BATH.
Il e Morton. 1892 + ST.. apt. 26. North Is26-
W. Call after 6:30 pm. m.-1s-
= ROOMS, KITCHENE1TE. BATH. OWNER.
Newly papered and painted. l244 Z IT. ne. ;
10 ROOMS AND BATHS OVER HIGH
class business place, $ia5. II. ": W ofFuIT'
Wis. ave. and ST. Phone West aO
bEsIRABLE: UNFURSlsHED Islae s,RooM Sa,,d,Na AND
Price, S7o per month ELLERsON & WEN
PIE. 7s4 18th st: Main sOs. Os.-
BAsEMENT-TwO LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS:
private bath; hot-water heat. $50 lSs E
s4s MASS. AVE. .w.-MODERN- FLAT; 4
roeRss.. bath. sleeping porch: $50 monthly.
Apply IL to l. 4 to G. 81
IA AND 20 JACKSON PL.. FACING LAFAY-
cite Square aud White House-Research Cni-
versity Club: unfurnished apartments and
rooms, Offices and clu, rooms. large ballroom
and restaurant space: heat. light and gas fur
nished: ideal downtown location. Main $40:
THE MoNTEl.LO. On COLUMBIA ROAD.
Just west of 10Th ST. n.w.-New apartment
building. Open for Inspection. Full informa-
ton may be had premises.
L. T. SAUL 20. 14l2 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-01-31
0UT-OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE
TAK0MH PHHK H0MEs:

FOR SALE-GESTLENAS'S HOME Il
Southern California, San Diego county: aero.
SIS. 900; beautifully kept. Box 517. Escondidn
rs1
Evening star., 1922-01-31
WANTED-PROPERTY.

OWNERS ATTENTION ..
WANT THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
from the oWRers:
An apartment house, about j. apartments,
north Of Euclid, west Of 11th st.
4 row Of small bricks for an investor
Houses that range from s to IL rooms, for
white clients in the NV. and suburbs.
Houses that can lie sold TO colored any
where in the city.
Owing to the death Of member Of the
firm. city property was not handled the past
year. We are ready for new listings and VIII
produce results
WILLIAM P. IRWIN.
Successor to Irving & Shank.
1410 G ST NV Phone Main 390s.
Evening star., 1922-01-31
STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY,
FOR RENr-ROOMs

&Vh 6GNx-6VVM0
ROOMS WITH BOARD-Continued.
BOARD for weii-trained 2-year-oId boy where
mother may room; mother at business; price
must be reasonable. Address Box 146-A, Star
Office. II
1884 COLUMBIA ROAD-Two nicely furnished
rooms: second floor, adjoining bath; anil: !:
electricity: phone; terms reasonable; excellent
l439 GIRARD-Large second-noor front: twin
beds good board; h.-w.h., electricity; $40
WILL give mothers care to children from one
month to EIGHT years. Phone Adams 80: i
FRANKLIN lRvINGTON. 1414 K-Rooms.
100 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large ROOM With
board: private bath: Reasonable: ..
1922 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.---IArge. nt-
Inactive rooms spanish spoken. %
1901 10Th ST. N.W.-Inrge front; electricity;
phone: home cookingi individual tables.
l413 NEWTON sT.--second floor. south; b.-w
b. and electric light. Phone Col. ALB.
room for employed couple; excellent family
tnble. IL
1os EYE ST. S.w.-Room and board. ss5
1895 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifui, large front
rooms; electricity; excellent table; lovely
GREENWICH INN. 1858 Pa. ave. n.w.-De-
sirable rooms with boarding. %
l+45 MASS. AvE.-sinEie room for TWO. at
335. 90 each. 31s,
HILLGREsT, $500 lsth St nw-An ideal
home Tor those away from the comforts of
their own: rooms with or without bath; meals
that satisfy.
1aO3 l8th.Spiendid acconmodat tions: modern
home comforts: rarlor. phone: reasonable: i:
1124 18th NW.--Nicc warm rooms; ami;
good board: ladies' or gentlemen. l.
WslUMs " ~ OR " ITHUUT Hl1AKI1
1880 FAIRMONT S,r.-Attraciive rooms. eiec-
tricity. phone, hot water: excellent table.
HOTEL BANCROFT. lstn and II.
Bright. sunny rooms. single or en- suite; with
or without private bath.
Reasonable Rates.
Evening star., 1922-01-31
WANTED-APARTMENTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ONE or TWO ROOMS. KIT'IIENETTE
and BATH: willing to purchase furniture II
necessary; NV. section. Phone Franklin 1910.
FCRNISHED APARTMENT OF . ROOMS
and bath. within walking distance of Treasury
bldg, for mother and not over $50. Ad-
dress BoX 2l4-.i, Star Office.
IN NV SECTION BY THE MONTH--FIvE-
room housekeeping apartment. furnished linen
and silver: rnt reasonable. Phone North 1896,
apartment 1lS. l.
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KI1CHENE1TE
and bath. furnished uufuInished: very near
car line: must lse we'll heated: ami: reason-
able; state all particulars in first letter. Ad-
dress Box 1874. Star Office.
WASTEl'-FtENIS9I ONE OR TWO
room, kitcheaette and la lii apartment. Address
Box 129-A, Star office. l.
! OR = ROOMS. KITCHENETT3 AND BATH,
in apartment house. NV. section: must be
reasonable. Address Box 122-A. Star ofiee.
Evening star., 1922-01-31
WANTED TO BUY,

$1,000 TO INVEST IN SMALL. REsIDES.
tial or business properties In Washington city.
For quick action mail details TO Box 1884
Evening star., 1922-01-31

BARGAIN.
On Columbia road near 18th st. 3-storl,
hay-window brick residence: IL rooms anl
bath rear porch on each floor; hot-water heat,
electric fights: cellar under entire house; ga
rage. owner-occupont will give immediate pos
session.
A. Z. HoUGHTON &. CO., 1915 Fl st. NV.
we have the BEST in every section