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New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

tine Nuno, George L, Cohen. +. C.
kuehnle, Robert II. Fielder, Richard d.
oeconndr and Mrs. Rose Taylor. The
exact date of the meeting will be an
ncunced later.
All posts having nominations for
county officers have been requested to
forward the names at once of the chair
81, man oil the nominations committee.
The committee will report its nom;nn.
tlons at the county meeting The
Chairman of the committee may be nd
dressed at 233 Broadway, New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Bennett VIII SPEAK

The 1o6th Infantry Post. Of the
american Legion. will hold it's annual
meeting and election of officers TO-
morrow night for the coming year at
.heir Clubhouse, POI Wilioughby Ave
nue., Brooklyn. All indcati ms are
that Colonel Joseph A. Mundy. for-
meriy of the 1o6th Infantry, will be
elected commander Of this organization
to succeed Major James r. Cooke. Tho
present commander. 1t is also ey.
pected that John Schultz who worked
such wonders with his CONSTRUCTION
gang" making repairs TO the posts me
moral building will be elected first
vice-commander.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Hungary TO Dust UndesirabIes

BUDAPEST, Oct. "A new regIstra-
ton of all foreigners residing in Hun
gary, with a view to wedding out un-
desirables, has been ordered bv Min
lister Of the Interior Rakovsky. "Fol-
lowing tho example Of the United
States said NJ. Rakovsky, Hungary
must protect her scanty supplies and
reserve her country's business oppor-
tunities for her own citizens"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
New Officers Names

New York County headquarters has
sent request to all posts asking that
the names of newly eiectaa officers be
forwarded at once to the county organ.
izatiou, IN the Hall OF Records. The
names Of representative to the county
committee arc asked for at the
earliest possible date. County Chair
man Thomas J. Brady also requests
that posts send in the dates and meet
ing places OF their units
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

Brooklyn. A report of the state con-
vention will be given and discussion
OF the summer activities of the post
Will follow. This will be the first meet
ing of tho season, and it is expected
that an elaborate program for the
entertainment Of members during the
winter will be outlined.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
he American Legion
Nesos: Local, State, National

- y now up to the Senate. /, myself,
enink it ought to pass
The Presidents message. in mart. 70
congress vetoing The bill is ;also quoted
as' TO war necessity there was Int
ohe .h answer. But peace bestowai ON
sme former service men. as though the
sapLetne onerlng could be paid for with
sasn, ls q perversion of public funds. a
asse.sat OF the. policy which exalted
patriotism in the past. ana sug~asfs sJa :
that future defense Is to be inspired by
compensation rather than conscious.
ness OF duty to flag and country
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
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Toxic to Move Against Arms
Traffickers in Siberia

;, TOXIC, Oct. 8 (By The Associated
Press) The Cabinet to-day decided to
take drastic action against those re-
sponsible for the disposal of quantities
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
New Officers Tlected

,..l At the last meeting or Greenwich
V'ilage Post the following officers were
gleGted e., Tor the coming year: Fred b.
"aiKer' treasurer last year, was elect
ed commander of the post. Albert M
Otterbourg, Dante Stella and Wi!fred
III De Wolfe are the three vice-com-
manders. DR., j, Fl. Huddleston. who
served the post so we'll in it's welfare
YORK, is the treasurer, and Phelps
Phelps, who represented Greenwich
Village Post at the Syracuse conven.
ton OF the Legion. is the new adjutant.
Past Commander Cawley installed
the officers with due ceremony. He
received the thanks of the post for the
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

Inc newly elected officers will be
installed with proper ceremonies as
soon as the results are known.
AS special feature County Legion
chairman John j. Bennett will address
Ihe meeting. Many other prominent
Ll.s,glonnaires also will attend. III ad-
oltion music will be rendered BY Ed
ward Flannagan's IoGth Infantrv post
overseas military band.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Disabled Veterans Meet

The regular meeting of the Colonel
Cholmeley-Jon Post, No. 51S, Dis.
abled Veterans, American Legion, will
be held this evening in the auditorium
Of the Howery Branch of the Y. NJ.
G. A., Third Street and Bowery.
A fui! report as to the activities that
happened ct tho state convention will
be submitted by Commander Palermo,
who attended the convention as a dele
cate.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

successful year just passed under his
commandership.
The next meeting of Greenwich vii
lage Post, No. 18, will be held at P. S.
Al, at 38 Greenwich Avenue, on Oc-
toner Il, at $3.50 p. NJ. Ex-service men
living in Greenwich Village district
end eligible to join the Legion are
cordially invited to attend this meet
iup
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
14th Infantry Post Meets

There will be meeting Of tho 14th
infantry Post this evening in the post
rooms at the l4th Regiment Armory,
Eighth Avenue ands Fifteenth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
To Elect County Officers

: Al the next meeting of the New York
County Legion officers forsfhe coming
year VIII be chosen TbgSnominations
committee wa appoiaed az the last
SESSION OF the eaSTsy organization.
MN. MN MS Ms result a cholas Engel, chair
nam; MRS. MaM6, Garner, Miss Chris
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

instances Il have
eoerated with the clients engineers designing the plants
combining their general experience plant and
struction with the clients specific experience in his own
processes
r. ON-ndusrial buildings include the work of eadiaa
architects and comprise office buildings educational
institutions hospitals hotels, apartments and whole towns
For the largest bank in New England and for the Oldest
FIRE insurance company in North America Stone Webster
now building home office buildings
ow-cosT construction depends largely on purchasing
L. power.
In addition buying the large amount of equipment
and materials for general purposes as hero
outlined Stone Webster purchasing agents for fifty
six public utility companies.
The knowledge of markets which comes from placing
this volume of business combined with the ability 70 def
the materials the job when needed saves the clients Of
Stone & Webster millions of dollars.
DAPlD construction is characteristic of much of Stone
~ Webstcrs work.
The main power supply of city of 100000 was cut off
by destruction of central power station new general
system of generation and worked out
the detail engineering designs made and system
installed, tested and put In operation eight
from the date of original disaster.
During the War when speed the first requirement
in the following Washington press despatch
appeared September 49, 1917:
Quartermaser Generals office at WASHINGTON has pro
duced keen rivalry among the building the
sixteen National Army Cantonznenss by posting periodical
bulletins showing relative accomplishment The bulletin
has just been pooted, and Stone Webster stand the
head of the list with 80 7o of their work done"
TvfE Stone Webster organization largely used by
4 the United States Government for work They
built three arsenas at hone the ordnance base in
France aviation school for the army, second
ton school, the National Army above referred
to- National Guard carap balloon school and the Hog
Island Shipyard.
1t necessary furnish the organizations for all
these jobs the time Probably such demand
made company or firm, but each undertaking
became achievement either for speed low BOTH
The Hog Island Shipyard is best known. 1t is the
largest project undertaken by the Government except
ing the Panama Canal and occupies FIRST place the pride
of this organization example of great piece of
construction work rapidly and we'll done.
w ELABLE engineering reports and good designing and
N construction both based the close cooperation
and team work of specialists of long standing and sound
judgment.
Sixteen years is the average time that the thirty prin
na officers and executives of Stone Webster have worked
toeether This for the speed accuracy, economy
and thorouehness Of the work habitualiy turned
Evening star., 1922-11-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES

81 sth ST. Me- rms. and bath: 1900 st.
ne, rms, h., h.w.h.
DAVID T. BARRY.
NJ. 1901. 1907 H St. NV.
17Os EYE sT NW-LARGE PARIORs AND
dining room. suitable for entertaining or fra
ternity house; bedrooms, baths; every
modern Improvement: now open for inspection.
TOTTEN, 100 9th NV. Main 1925.
VERY DESIRABLE S-ROOM AND BATH
house on 18th St NV, convenient to Walter
Reed Hospital Apply 1921 N. Y. ave.
on ST. NEAR ST. PAUL's r.. G. CHURCH
Three story brick dwelling, IL rooms,
baths. electric lights. h.-w.h.; immediate pos
session. Rent $125 per month on years lease
JESSE l.. HEISKELL. 11l5 Eye st. NV.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
We have several vacant houses
in eastern section; will give
lease to desirable tenants with
reference. Houses are all in
good rentable condition, ready
to move in.
Evening star., 1922-11-04
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Continued

o. INTEREST. LARGE OR SMALL
amounts: on Improved o. C. real eatste atss sr;.
["s1. FIATMER 1nHK 7s1 H% 18Th ee9n'''0n gloves
WE WILL LOAN you SMALL SUMS FROM
500 to 5000. secured against frst. second or
@ third mortgages, or take ch.ttei u. .esurty; no
Commercial Loan and Finance Corporation.
92i 18th ST. NV.
We HAVE AvAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
Disbursement nr:t-tru:t money secured Dy
,,os ,s,S TIILIAM Il. K'M. K: HARrUsqi MAJ, So.
MONEY 70 loan N ANY AMOUNT on
II over $1,000 and security satls. factory At
loans made in Washington and nearby sections
Of Maryland and Virginia on 1o-year month.
p,a ~ z. f9s d.,, 81 ,s
fe~er. row 1.'''aal VIZ. Il Il. SAUNDERS 1 CO.. 1883
ST. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN.
If you have proper security in D. c. real
estate We can negotiate hrst or second trusts
quickly and satisfactorily. Interest rates. 8.
8" and Dts sa1SsoS fss' 4 1ucHs.
Main 2s4s. 7ls 18th ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on DISTRICT REAL Es-
tate secured BY srss 1 or secSnd trust NAB aIs
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
Any Amount Moderate.
OUjNlEh, 1OMAS q w.,
$40 18th NV. Main S418.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
L. HEIsKELL. li15 Eye 81. NV. -
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on d. C. real estate: prevailing interest
'o' STONE L FAIRFAX. 1912 N. 7. ave.
/ HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL
estate nrst and second trust.
H. II. ROLAND DRCRY.
Main % 204 Woodward bldg.
MONEY 10 LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT
FIVE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT
on STRONG BUSINESS OR APARTMENT
HOUSE SECURITIES
ONE PER CENT COMMISSION TO Is.
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc,
1918 VERMONT AVENUE NV
We Make First Trust Loans.
All applica tions given prompt attention.
Funds Immediately available. Charses rea-
sanable.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
Main SO. Loan Dept. e23 18th st. NV.
MONEY AT go AVAILABLE FOR LOANS
on improved city property-any amount.
Applications answered mediately.
WARDMAN,
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raRyp LARGE LOTS IN BON AIR, $40
ssch fer auiek sale: SO down, e6 per month.
HARLOW co.. $40 lSth ct.
Phone Main 9soo. -
Evening star., 1922-11-04

CHOICE LOTS. 5o-FT. FRoNTs-vIR.
gna car line. near city; high. level: all
improvements, water. sewer, gas. elec., etc. !;
priced low; terms. EDWARD N. PARKER.
Main 1907.
BARGAIN PRICE-SEVERAL SOFT. LOTS
at River road and Chesapeake St; all i'm
provements installed. Call Columbia 1907. s.
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE BUILDING SITES
Lowest prices and easy terms; special induce
ments to builders and homeseekers. F. H.
RUSSELL, SO Colorado building. Phone Main
1855. Evening. Cleveland 1582-W. de2'
A FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES COVERED
with trees. overlooking Rock Creek Park, just
west of 18th st. at Webater. Ph. OWNER,
AdamA $50. Main n91k
Evening star., 1922-11-04
WANTED TO RENT.

COUPLE WITH CHILD. FOUR, WANT To
rent four or five room bungalow or fat am l.
and garage. by Nov. IL: city suburbs; !;
state rent and location Address Box DO W,
Star Office. -
WANTED BY TWO ADULTS. BUNGALOW,
rnfurnishad or apartment in suburbs: state
exact location aud price. Address Box 327-W,
Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-04
FOR SALE-L0TS
Continued.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
l0Oxl40.

To 15-foot alley. Splendid apartment house
site.
GEORGE j. EAsTERDAY.
1410 St. NV. Main 1927.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
BEAUTIFUL

OAK VIEW.
New nve-room and bath bungalow; large
clothes closet, kitchen. pantry; electric lights:
large front porch: lot 75x137. $4.25O. $3.50
cash. $35 per month. including interest.
HARLOW CO.. $40 18th st.
Phone Main 3S9S. ~
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

BKTGHTwoOD-sT0R OPPOSITE CAR
barn; stove and cellar: suitable for most any
terms; price ss,SoS; ;Sld; 2 left.
Main 3e7s 737 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-New stores: Georgia ave. and
CIssEL. TALBOTT & co. Main 1902.
1922 L ST.. NEAR VERMONT AVE.-F0UR.
story building. containing store ami three
apartments: can be remodeled into wonderful
place for business: excellent location.
LARGE. NEW STORE WITH GROOM APT:
garage: ami: leased for S175 per mo-; car
rying charge. SIPS per mo-: value increasing;
another .%shs os7s good buy no brokers. Mr. fGHD'
ONE business property, two stores and two
Cali Main 1882 - A.
BEST LOCATED PROPERTY on ST. NEAR
10th. suitable for most any business. BR0DT
REALTY CO.. 036 St NV.
VACANT sos North Capitol: wonderful corner
store and room and bath apt; suitable for
any business. Call ut once. Adams 1853. s.
LOOK At THIS At ONCE, GROOM, BATH.
on New Hampshire ave. and 22nd St; first
commercial zone; good for any business. Price.
50. 600: easy terms. Call Adams 1859. 8.
o ROOMS. 8 BATHS; WONDERFUL FOR RE
modelling Big G. I'd
building. 5'
no. l-173O WISCONSIN AvE.-SToRE AND
nat. rooms, bath: garage in rear; good for
any business; $I.IoO; easy terms.
No. 2-1sth and California sts.-Store. din
ing room and kitchen in rear 2 fats ats. OF 3
drug store or dry goods: good for almost any
business. Price, $4,000. Good terms.
No. 3-Sw corner Of 5th and Il. I.
n.e.-TwO stores, just completed; Will rent for
sl25 to responsible tenant Price for both,
II fer
room @ nat; tel electric I lirht; M good for almost any
business; price. $1,000; terms.
No. vernon st between 18th and 10Th
l2 rooms and 3 baths h.-w.h.. electric light;
frst-cla>s home for big family boarding
house: $4,000.
No e.vacant. eend near No rooms and
bath: furnace heat: frst-class condition;
oo Sold by $. BELoFF Exclusive Agent;
PA AVE. NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE
Store and apartments 5 rooms and bath
each: present rental shows 40Tc on your cash
investment; only 5000 cash, balance from the
rents. Price is right.
Mt. PLEASANT NEAR PARK RoAD-store
and apartment; h.-w.h.. electricity; fine bust
ness stand, delicatessen millinery. lunchroom.
confectionery or fruit shop. Building now va
cant. So 100 cash.
CORNER GROCERY STORE, established %
years; located near Lincoln Park northeast;
brick building, large store; good fixtures; 5
rooms and bath; INV. heat Doing good
business. $4,000 buys building and business.
wM. B. KRAFT CO..
1886 y. Y. Ave, Second Floor Main S93
NEW CORNER BUILDING. DOWNTOWN
business section: leased at $325 a month.
Price. $35 600: terms
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-15-16 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave.
Main 442
Evening star., 1922-11-04
MUST
SELL
THIS WEEK.

Six-room and two o-bath brick. nearly new:
mi. double brick garage, inclosed sleeping
porch. Act quick or you lose bargain. Gail
I32O Quincy st. NV. o.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

GASOLINE STATION. STORE AND CARA
on Washington Baltimore blvd. nine miles q
Inquire 1876 9th ST. NV. 3
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g. 600

A MOST REASONABLY PRICED HoI-sE in
high price neighbcrho"d, Just west of 18Th
St Heights A semi-detached Groom house
with h. W. h: large lot. Easy terms.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
,s,n sec. 81 Main S4I3
Evening star., 1922-11-04

ABSOLUTELY MUST Re soIp THIS WEEK.
Attractive detached home overlooking Wster
Reed Hospital grounds 1Sth st. Heightsl: 4
hight rooms tiled bath: hardwood hoors.
heated by hot water: open fireplace: electricity
and gas: porches Price reduced 10 Slo,oG \
dandy opportunity for some one Address Bon
oRa W mice.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

14th AND SITS.
NEW CORNER STORE ROOM.
NOW BEING COMPLETED: FOR AUTOM0.
BILE SHOW ROOM: 2Sx5S FT.; S275.
AFFLECK REALTY CO., 8N 18th ST.
SR GA AVE. AND ROCK CREEK ca RID
Desirable store suitable for grocery. delica
lessen or similar business. Excellent show
window. 9O3 Princeton st. NV.
b. r. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO. 1412 Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

1423 p ST.-SMALL STORE-S25.
OPPOSITE RIGGS MARKET
AFFLECK REALTY CO., GOT 18th ST.
1I1O 9th ST. N.W.-S45 CAYWOOD BROs
4 GARRETT. Inc. OILS y. Y. ave. NV.
On 9th ST. NV, NEAR CORNER OF YOC-
9hree desirable stores with apartments above,
pearIy ready for occupancy. VIII rent as en-
glzs;y only. Rent. S1o5 per month.
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 21OO. 1912 Eye ST. NV
Evening star., 1922-11-04

BRTGHTwoOD-sT0R OPPOSITE CAR
barn; stove and cellar: suitable for most any
Find Of business; rapidly growing section; easy
terms; price SO. 500; 8 sold; 2 left.
J. EDW FOWLER,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR RENT-COutinued,

.
FOR RENr-FIvE-RooM HOUSE IN RIVER
dale Heights, Md, s2J month. GILBERT
HCRD, 1885 G ST NV
NEAR HATFIELD. vA.-5-ROOM HOUSE;
hafscre ground: electric light; fine well:
rran.; tsn,, go Apply 1923 18th ST. NV. Phone
EIGHT ROOMS. FIVE ACRES: ONE BLOCK
to cars. two blocks to concrete road; % min
ntes to 18th and Pa ave: $40 per month.
c. y. MGNsoN. Ariington. Va.
LINDEN ROAD. LINDEN, MD-SIX- ROOM
brick bungalow; ho,-water heat electric light:
water In house. Phone Woodside No. g. -
7-RooM MODERN BRICK HOUSE, H-WH,'
s-room rooI modern house. s45 per month.
Sr"om rooI, punSalo"' mnSsl nI ami SO pc, month;
$85 per month.
ERNEST II. SHINN,
1888 Rhode Island Ave. Mt Rainier, Nd
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 496
vAcANT-MOvE IN-7Ro0M BRICK; MOD
ern; hw.h.; ss5.
Groom home. h.wh. gas. bath. $50.
H. c. MAYNOR.
3616 33rd St, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 39S-W.
FOR SALE or RENT.
7-RoOM COTTAGE. ONE ACRE LAND AND
Earage: electric light, concrete basement.
VIII rent. sell or exchange for city property.
Central ave. and Palmer ave. Md Park, near
Capitol Heights. Information 24O4 18th st.
NV. Phone Col. 493Iw.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW: FIREPLACE: SLEEP.
ing porch: ami. Thrifton; Va. Phone Clar.
28sJ-2 or write ". W. SMITH. Cherrydsl".
Va, 65 Crut lane. ~
5-ROoM HOUSE: MODERN CoNvENIEScEs,
near Arlington county courthouse. Clarendon.
Va: $50 per month. Cali Clarendon. 27s or
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

l5O1 KANSAS AvB N.W.--WELL FURNISH
ed, in irst-clas condition: 6 rooms and sleep
without garage VIII lease for months or
one year. ARTHUR CARR. zoo Mills bldg.
17th and Pa. ave. NV. Main 2s6'
3sll NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE- ROOMS:
bath: porchcs; gas; electricity hot-Wattr
heat; coal assured; one room reserved; open rs
Sunday 10 TO 4. evenings after Z. Col nl0o. "
BDAUTIFUL BUNGALOW AT LIVINGSTON
Heights Va; 8 rooms, bath, sleep. porch;
elrc phone h.-wh -lec. range. grand piano.
Edison phonograph; fireplace in living room
An ideal place for winter. blocks from Wash
Country Club. 'ss5 furn.. S65 partly furn. Phi.
Clar. 21s-W2. .
EAST CAPITOL ST. FACING LINCOLN PIX;
rooms bath: steam heat, elec., garage. etc. !:
very nicely furnished; $50 par month. JOHN
SCRIvENER \ RROTHER, 9li q ST: NV.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED GROOM. TILED
bath: Tennessee ave. near Lincoln Park. Lin
coin lsa9.J. ---
ONTARIO RoAp-SINE ROOMS. FURNISH
ed. sl1O month. Call Columbia 5bsd -
1909 LAMONT sT.-s ROOMS. SPLENDID
condition; thoroughly modern; fully furnished; +;
vacant Call 627 Mass. ave. ne.
1T42 CORCoRAN sT.--CoZY HOME, IN OLD
ma ahogany; family of adults. or group of
ladies: yearly lease: Sl50 month.
174s S ST. NV. TEN ROOMS. THREE
baths; h.-w. h.. electric lights immediate pos
session.
An IDEALLY LOCATED HOUSE, EVERY
room overlooking Rock Creek Park. with living
room and library; admirably adapted for 8 or
ladies who desire the comforts OF a real
home; 4 bedrooms; AMI; references. Phone
Columbia 645sJ. 3.
1882 LAMONT sT--12 ROOMS, BATHS 20
bedrooms. sleeping porch. servants bath In
| basement; no garage; beautifully furnished.
Rent, 5000: GEO. W, LINkINs, l71s st.
Main S29s-a9.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF DEsIRABI.Y L0-
Gated houses to rent furnished. Call Main
2l24 and get particulars. STONE & FAIR
FAN l3i2 New York ave.
SEE OUR FURNISHED" LIST
TYLER { RuTHERFoRp: INC.
1918 VERMONT AVE. NV.
MOST ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED DETACH-
ed home in excellent NV. section. of rms.
and baths; hot-water heat; electricity |;
heated garage; immediate possession. This
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
Sw. Cor 18th and SITS. NV.
l1Oe P STREET N.w.-Nicely furnished home
of 8 rms. reception hall and baths with
showers,; modern in all respects: immediate
pOssession; reasonable rent.
SHANNON & LUCHs:
FURNISHED OR UNFURNlSHED.
6 ROOMS AND BATH. n. Y. AVE. NEAR
North Capitol st. Owner will retain one room
Address Box 60-X. Star office. D.
porch; ami. near Walter Reed Hospital
suitable for suble,tng rooms IL desired Nokol
automatic OIL burner in furnace: h.-w.h-; early
with With SoSo
S1o5 without. Columbia 1OOH. -
1879 EYE VS. ROOMS AND BATH: HOT
water heat; garage; rent reasonable. HODGE
4 CO.. 20O6 Pa. ave. NV. g.
NEAR MT. PLEASANT ST.
and Park rd.: attractive house,
completely furnished, consisting
of IL rooms, 2 baths, sleeping
porch; servants bath in base
ment; including 6 bedrooms
open hreplaces. Will lease for
one year or less to desirable ten
ant for residential purposes.
GEO. w. LINKINS, Agent,
Iz1o K St. Main S2oS-oo.
Evening star., 1922-11-04

No CHARGE FOR LISTING APARTMENTS.
nominal fee II rented Big waiting list. In
vestigate APARTMENT SEEKERS CLUB.
OH District National Bank bldg. Main 2133 -
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| NEW TWO STORY, SIX ROOM BRICK, WITH
front and double rear porches: hot ot-water heat,
eIectric lights hardwood floors. cellar, wash
t-sys etc: near Union station, government
printing ONCE city post office Capitol and
Library. Price. $500: $1,000 cash. balance
s,5 ner month including all payments.
u. Joseph c. ZIRkLE,
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Phone Main 1885. 18th and q s's NV
A IRIRGIIY-TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
In dne condition: 6 good rooms: excellent loca
tion on St near Nv. ave. Sc Price only
e. oSo Terms See II. 7 LAW, 1913 st.,
" Law hn7 lSth 81. 81
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

Y6TENG; MAN AND MOTHER. TWO ROOMS.
bath. kitchenrtte. electricity; 18th ST. neigh
horhood south Of Park road. reasonable; ref
sreuces Address Rnr oT.-W. star Office. -
Two ROOMS kITrIENETrE AND BATH
nv refine ..,uplr: ahuu; $50; give full particu-
lars AdG..ss BOX 2+a " Sta. Office