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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09
Robbers Attack
81. R. Rural Carrier

WELLsBuRG, Va, Jan! fIer
man Williams. q rural mail CARRIER
out Of here, was attacked by 4
hIghwayman shortly after noon tje
was knocked downwith a club ana
as he fell reached TO his pocket ns
thought to pull q pistol. The liisii
wayman fed and Williams dfeYs
to tho house Of, a. nearby farmer
where he collapsed. He was bfoIEtt
to his home here. His aisuil wnt
fractured and be 81 believed 70
have been fatally injured Approx
mately 1000 i'm cash ysas said a
have been in the mail Williima
carried.
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Jan. e.-Hogs re-
ceipts 7.400: % cents lower;
heavIes 81 006fS. 35: packers and
butchers SS.256S,75; heavy fat
sows IS. 0046. 25; pigs and lights
IS. 5009. %; stays $4,00@4.25.
Cattle receipts s14.00; steers
weak to % cents lower; heIfers
steady; cows rs cents higher;
F;ears 4.00@s. 90; helters 81. 500,
7.2o; calves steady 81. 0O@12. %.
Sheep receipts 200 strong. 100
@4.50; lambs strong S.. 00612.50.
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MAKE NOMINATION

DUBLIN, Jan. 9.-Arthur Grit.
fifth was placed In nomination this
afternoon in the Dali Eireann for
the office OF chief executive, to
form a provisional government for
ireland. Michael Collins placed
Griffith in nomination and the mo.
ton was seconded by John Nc.
kenMn
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plrTsBuRGH 1rYEsroCK

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9.--cattle
receipts LOO steady. Steers sS.25
q $3.50: feIters S6.2647.5O.
Cows, S4.2565.25.
Hogs receipts 700. Heavies
Ss.250S.50: heavy workers. 5000
99.25: light workers. and pigs
$9.40@9.50.
Sheep and lambs receipts $500,
higher. Ton sheep $3.50: top,
lamps $3.50.
Calves receipts 600; lower. Top
$3.50.
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nd ATTEND coNFERENcE

LONDON, jan. 9.-Tho Russian
Soviet government has accepted
the invitation Of thu powers to at,
tend the conference on European
economy, says an Exchange Tele.
graph dispatch from Cannes this
afternoon.
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CHICAGO PRoDUCE

CHICAGO. Jan. s..--hutter lower:
creamery extras, IS; firsts, sodSs:
seconds, 26G2S: standards, 81 l.2.
Eggs lower: firsts, 35; ordinary
nrsts. S0Ns3; miscellaneous. $50
~; refrigerator tirsts, 2SfpS0.
Poultry alive unsettled fowls. 20:
springs. "a.
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Meeting AdJourned-owing to
tue fact that Police Court occupied
practically the entire morning the
meeting Of the City Board Of DI.
rectors was adjourned to meet this
afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09

NEW, YORK, Jan. q. = Liberty
bonds at noon: 2,1.2s, soc 90: first
AZ S9T.50; second 10. SO7.04: flrki
4 las, S91.64: second 4 LIS. 1920.
third 4 Las. S9LS2: fourth 4 Las.
Sa7,4G; Victory. = 3.4s. $100.0S:
Victory 4 3.4s. s100.OS.
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NoTE-The above eoa,nis,i,s arc
furnished BY he Movie Gcflsofslab
Committee Of the Elleotarrs Giab ii
Fairn1onl..- The Vest tfgaiaa
does not assume any ponabillip
for Tie opinions exprssss a thcrett.
The Editor.
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Marriage Lieenses-The follow.
ing marriage licenses have been is.
sued at the office of County Clerk
Lee N. Satterfield: Thomas D.
Harris, %, Fairmont. and Belle
White, 20, Falrmont. DenzIl Snt.
der. 81. Warrington, and Hazel Flu.
'llaTty, 10, Warrington. George u.
Fluharty, father Of Hazel Fluharty.
have his consent in writing.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
CENSORSHIP Y


AS soon This Morn'n
Bats Gbnipspn az Hobhle
Little Minis assumes
made famous IS Alaude lNslAr
does Very Csedtsahla pSe
work. The story 5 isus'tgiiS tu
aud the screen yets cn 81 Ia
not dlsappoint for y 6 q yeiy sttSl.. /,
and heahliful picture
The scenes afe ibid ~ the iitii
Scottish village 81 htitms and u
settings with tie 81 ~ and 81
tines There ate al lly DRAMA
Situations Well enae q by d api6i,
did cast. "
II is picture that both old ail
Young should rec afN Il llirin61t
very fortunate 10 having the OBJ
tunlty ito see portfd d tltis tias.sr
A Mack Sonnet CONF ty Sof itie
usual type complete The program
q The Dixie;
AS Seen This l6rilng.
Wedding Bells; in which Cor
stance Taltnag IS seem 81 the lead.
ing role, Is anicture merely Tor
tertainmentl In which there iitll
many conpll locations, aud y humble
OF amusing situations.
a little poodle dog Ne the mn
dtum through which our l1efottir
and her future husband lre bfod
together in q most unusual Ssey
and they are later separated 81
cause she has her hair hohbeIi
I After many months they mo- d saiu
just as the husband Is about 10 u
married, but sotnettiinE happened.
Just. In the nich 81 fine 10 pfayAnf
the marriage and there d Setot
Citation between himShlI and iirsi
! AS apart Of the entertainnieni a
Lehrman comedy is giyeiis
/ The tiippodFeme.
Apentire chang ok pre- tam "
be presented today which Will b.
of a varied nature.
The Princes.
AS Seen This Morning
"The Ace OF Hearfsg NV d mele
drama, and tile story concerns aa
Organization known as aThe aiys
tic Council composed 81 several
men and one woman; who me strip
ling to reform the world ny violent
means. They single our theih Nh,
Tins and then hound theiF Root
steps and finally mete ont The pun.
ishment they thing they deserve.
L But at last Hove comes into ftr
hearts Of the woman; ahd one 81 IL y
men and they marry, and then they
realize that construction not Dc.
struction. Is what the world needs
and that love gives one courage {. but
only to d osood deeds.
A cmedy In which i trained dog
does some very clever thing Il The
added feature!
A Mack Sonnet comedy 81 the
usual tyne completes the program.
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THE WEATHER,

Owls Install-Fairmont Nest,
'ls22so order Of Owls has installed
s4ese Officers: Fred ". Hail,
resident y. s. Moore, vice presi.
dent; Carl knott. invocator: G.
" Smith, sentinel Eugene Moore,
fpleket;! j !. w. Mickey, warden: o,
z, Holt, Carl Knoff, j. W. Mickey,
trustees. and ]. r. Davis, secre-
tary and treasurer
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cut 5tt 10 ls,ctMre on ali lt1,
ades, Thea carefully toiu cested
..de ! 10 entite length Then
lptten line 9, and 50 Oh. Fold each
lection Underneath accurately,
Wheu eontpleted turn over and
fouili tipd i snrbrir'r" ssIllt. save
ne jitsthFS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09

Chief native religions Of Japan
arc Shintoism and Buddhism.
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MEEToMeHT

The Junior Fly will meet at
o'clock tonight at the Y. N. C. A.
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LOCAL WOMAN /,
Continual from par. one,

which had to be folded many times
before fitting into the envelope.
The paper is about seven inches
wide, and on the right hand sid2
a border OF delicate blue, gray, and
pink run up and down the paper,
giving an all together exquisite eff.
fnHk #1
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MoNolSGAH

\
Small Five On tstsr Street.
Crossed wires are sttpposed 70
have caused the fire which started
In the garage in Water street owned
by the Consolidation Coal com
pany and rented to Albert Robey.
The garage was completely destroy.
ed, along with two large automo.
biles. One car belonged to Dur
Morris, and the other to Donley
Smith. Mr. Morris machine wa
covered by insurance, but no In.
slrance was carried by Mr.. Smith.
Fishing shanty Burns.
a fishing shanty near Booths
creek. which was built last summer
by some Of the local boys. saught
on fire last night and was destroy.
ed before the flames could be sub.
dued. Some time during the after.
noon the boys decided 10 make i.
fire and warm up the shahty, in.
tending to hold social meeting
They, neglected to put out the fire
which was made Of coal, and In less
than All hour their real estate was
destroyed. Vern Levi was one OF
the principal stockholders.
Talks on Prohibition.
Rev. Radabaugh. Of Belington.
who spoke at the NJ. P. church here
Sunday morning on the subject Of
prohibition, said that greater ef.
| fort should be made by the non.
drinking public to crush the sale
and manufacture Of Intoxicating
drinks
Given Surprise.
Mrs. Rasannn Fletcher was Civ,
en- a surprise birthday party at her
home in West Monongah Friday
evening by a number OF her
friends. Mrs. Fletcher is nearing
her cighty.fourth birthday, but she
has very good health, does her own
shopping and takes care OF her
home. For the past three years
her friends have given her sur.
prise party OH each birthday, and
Mrs. Fletcher enjoys them very
much.
Revival Services.
Revival services will be held this
evening at Tho NJ. P. church by
Rev. Ralph Mccoy. Services viii
begin ut.I:30.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09

Diameter Of the planet Jupiter
"a II times that Of Earth,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-09

POSTPONE Play-!Me committee
Of Fred II. Heintzelman Post No.
the American Legion which
rs IN charge of the presentation OF
The Brat" by the Drematic Club
~ West Virginia University an
nouneed last night that the show
would not be staged Friday eve
ming as originally scheduled but
would be put on February 10. This
postponment was caused on ac-
epupt of the members Of the club
heing tied up by examinations this
week and not being able to get
away. from the school.
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Clear Channel-City director
of2 Highways W. r. Arnctt is ar
ranging at this time to remove the
sesspiers in the river and clear
the channel. The work will pro-
Major operation-Eli Wright
9tFairyiew was admitted to Cook
hospital today and underwent q
tieior operation.
Class to Meet - The Brean
Btbls class will meet at 1880 to-
4lptrdw night at the homo of Mrs.
s Moore, CASTOR avenue. The
lxtii chapter Of ST. Matthew will
studied
Post Meetings --Julian stealey
lanpdpced today that the meetings
II iiatn9ton Post, OF the American
'ssIou, will % held on the first
nd third Mondays OF the month
IN The future, iilste4d OF the old
meeting dates on account Of a con.
dct With ether meetings. Mr..
Stfaiey also announced that be Is
II Feadqusrters in sne eiasonic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

Radio has its uses. A fellow who
hasn't been to church for so long he
doesn't know what the contribution
box is for listened to long sermon
yesterday bylan out-of-town pastor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
UMAT|LLA POSTOFF|CE
RAISED IN RATING
lEast oregonian Special }

UMATlLLA, May lon Tuesday
April 25, 1922, the postoffice at Uma-
tilla Ore, was raised in its ranking
from a fourth class to a third class
office. For three consecutive quarters
the salary of the local postmaster has
been in excess of $3.50 per quarter.
This entitled the people of Umatilla
to the new ranking, when requested
by Earl C. Brownell, local postmaster
Chas. H. Skinner, postmaster at
Hermiston, Ore. acting as postal in
spector, checked up the local office
and gave the instructions necessary to
start Mr.. Brownell under the new
ranking.
This ranking provides many adyant-
ages to the people of Umatilla not ac-
corded them under the old fourth class
office. They now can procure inter-
national money orders, war savings
stamps in denominations of s25, $50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
SEVERAL BOARDMAN
TEACHERS RESIGN
tEast oregonian sncciall

BOARDMAN, May I-Several
teachers of tho Boardman schools, al
though reelected, have decided to ac-
cept positions elsewhere Miss Cres-
'centia Glatt of the third and fourth
grades will have tho fifth grade at Ba-
ker City; Miss Myrtle McNeill, teach.
er of the fifth and sixth grades, goes
to Gilbert school near Lents to posi-
tion she occupied before coming to
boardman three years ago; Miss
Gladys Price of the Domestic Science
department, has accepted like po-
sition IN the high school at Dallas,
Ore.; and H. II. Crawford of the man
ual training department has perfected
plans to- attend college during the
coming year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
ATHENA H. S. HELD
MAY DAY EXERCISES
Cast oreeonian specially

ATHENA. May 1.-The Athena
high school May Day exercises were
held Friday in the school building. AT
The morning exercise held In the gym
nasium Lucinda | was crowned By W.
W. Green.
The gymnasium was beautifully
decorated with fir boughs and flowers.
The color scheme of the decorations
being pink, green and white.
The decorating was under the man.
agement of Kohler Belts and Doryan
Phillips who were assisted by various
members OF the high school.
The procession was led nv the May
pole dancers singing "All Hail" Mar
jorie Douglas and Betty Jane Eager
came next and then came Supt. W. w.
Green. who crowned the queen. Leo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
Special News of UmatiIIa Co.

Sanchez. crown bearer. preceded MIL
dred Hansell and Jean Latin. flower
girls. The next personSge was Luc n
da l. followed by her train bearers.
Howard Reeder and George Miller.
Following these were the other dane
ers. After the crowning of the queen
the following program was gwen.
May Pole Dance. High School Girls
Elf Dance .....................Pr Primary Grade
Tarantella Qtalianl ........,. Eight Girls
Sunshine Fairies Dance a...............
Margaret Douglas and Betty Eager
Flower Dance High School Girls
Wood Nymphs ..........................Slx Girls
Calesthenic Drill ...............................
Students OF District 80
Clown Dance ......... Eighth Grade Girls
At twelve o'clock dinner was served
by the Parent Teacher Assoc alton in
the dining room.
In the afternoon an exciting baseball
game between Athena ana Milton
high schools was played. The hard
fought game ended with 90 score in
Milton's favor.
At s Up. m. the evening program
was given in the auditorium. The
plays were amusing and well given.
One of the most comicAl being the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
and 800. etc.

( Mr.. Browncll promises to provide
new equipment and to so situate the
office that the patrons can get their
mail at all hours on Sunday instead
of one hour only as at present. The
new equipment will consist of lock
boxes thus doing away with the old
fashioned call boxes now used which
caused the patrons to wait in line to
be served.
Mr. Brownell will lSreceite straight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
ThcS IIolrid Things

Up-North Parson. looking at alliga-
tors, ohibious?"
Negro Keeper; Eyes, dey am
feebious as hell; dey just as soon cat A
preacher as look at him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

Pip to Mauro.' The program fol-
lows:
Sp. M Entrance OF the Queen
Play -...-- 'At-the Movies
CAST.
I The Man in the Aisle Lee Baniste-
Mr.. Griggs---.......................Lorain Shick
Mrs. Griggs. Kathryn McIntNre
Clarice "a movie fam ..................
--....-------.-....-.-.......... Blanche johnson
Nell cher cousin from up-state) ..
.-.-...-.-.---.....-.............. Sadie Pambrun
Piano sole -..-.......... -. Genevieve Rogers
Play .. ..T'rin 90 Nranro..
CAST.
Ticket Agent ................ .Dorvan phi,lins
Mrs. Buttermilk ...............s'. Ruth H:tt
johnnie ther SOM lanes Hodgen
Song .-s.;.-.-.--..---............ Sadie Pambrun
Dance
Petty Eager and Mariorie DougI.s
Play ................."A Trick of the Trade.
CAST.
The GIRL Savannah Smith
me Man .----.....-.-.............W Welton Read
song
beryi Hodgen. Ronald Kretzer.
Mr.. Hadley and Mr.. Basler
i'aN py Parent-Teacher Association
.''.'.'..... who Wins The Bet %
CAST.
Inc burglar .---.--.......Mrs. c. II. Smith
Iaroara "a bride Of two weeks) ......
.''',.,..-.@'.--.......-.----.,..Mrs. C. NJ. Eager
''oo 'her husoand) ,......--.-,-.-.............
a., ''',.--.,.--''--.. Mrs Ralph McEwen
mr. ana Mrs, VIII McCorkle and
eni,ureh' warner and Loretta, of Reed
sn.y Gnu Ii'lwiey mountain, were in Athena
'".uruay'
=, v. Lucas OF Weston, was visitor
:" n'"eiia thursday.
mr, ana AIRS. r. b. Radtke were Wis.,
''ors a' milton Saturday evening.
Nnaries Russell of Condor, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Nrs
",il Russell.
mis 'ohh Hyatt of Weston. who
mas been visiting in Athena returped
" ner nome Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proudfit visit
eo III fehdieton Wednesday.
roy Hyatt of Weston was in Athena
Wednesday.
Ihe ladies of the Civic Club are pre.
pnrihs Tor their annual silver ten
mhich is to be given next Tuesday at
'ne ~ OF P.-odd Fellows hall.
M ana Mrs. Lee Dennis and chill
uren OF Reed and Hawley mountain
spent Friday In Athena with roo,t,,.aa
Mrs, J. 7. Lieuallen Jr.. of Adams
''s,ueo IN Athena Friday.
inc iirst few days Of last week were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

We Looked II UpIn Our History Book
For those who can't remember just
what General Grant said on that
memorable day during the Civil War,
we quote; NO other terms than an
unconditional and immediate surrend-
er can be accepted, propose to move
Immediately on your works"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01
His Father Is A Fin and She Is
Member of the Citrus Family

We notice in the Seattle papers that
Eugene Fish and Anita Lennon have
wed We can't imagine a better suited
pair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

Keep our wooded hills free from
forest fires.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

beryl Hodgen. Ronald Kretzer.
Mr.. Hadley and Mr.. Basler.
ray by Parent-Teacher Association
.'.'''''... who Wins The Bet ?''
CAST.
t"e bursiar ----.--......Mrs. c. H. Smith
tarbara Ga bride of two weeks)
.-'-,...-.-.--.-.-..-.-.----.....Mrs. C. NJ. Eager
Bob Cher husband) ............
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

Little Match--careless hand--forest
fire--denuded land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

Forest fires curse touches every
purse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-01

The young lady next door says she
thinks a bootlegger must get awfully
low in his mind because his spirits are
always down in his boots.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
sHowcAsES AMP STORE EIXTuREs; SAN; N
SeF4i SefSS kSsS SH e coMFasz sos Low 81,
UPHoLsrERING SUPPLIES.
TAPESTRIES. vELoURs. CREToSNEs.
s:ii' GraoLsTEH7 SUPPLY STORE. sis
WALL PAPER-A car load. direct from fac
tory to you: middlemen's profit saved to Gus
toner. Room lots. $2: oatmeal paper, lhc
i.s % sG e per o'ssf 81 r. I'as:
Building Materials from our
immense wrecking operations
from Army Camps, Government
War Offices and surplus sales
s sS
Ing. Lumber Of all kinds. sash, doors. window
frames complete, wall board. roofing hath.
basins. radiators. pipe. kitchen sinks. electric
fixtures for your house.
Screen Your Porch Now.
iron in IA Tsx 3nehss
Price, rs cents.
For Your Garden.
Shovel soc: pick. soc; rake. SOC. Combi-
nation all three, so.
Government Lanterns, ooc.
For Your Kitchen.
New Gas Heater. Pittsburgh Lion" $3.50.
Wall Board, Reclaimed, I1ac #.
We have plenty of 2 by 4s.
SIDNEY L. HECHINGER co.
9Th and C SITS, 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
southwest Camp Meigs.
Statesmen at Both Ofhces.
Evening star., 1922-07-05

s35O-Grocery and s. rooms; rent 80.
sJOO-Grocery and confectionery. sent $is'
ss5O-Grocery and rooms; rent $4o
s65O-Grocery and rooms; rent $50.
Ss5o-Notion and confect. and rooms; rent
S37; good business; near ID. G. line
s1 aoO-Grccery and meat business; rent SSO
So OOo-Grocery and rooms: rent $50.
81 5OO-Grocery and rooms; rent $32.
81 1Oo-Grocery and beautiful 8room house; I;
good business; owner retiring.
sSsp-Confect. and rooms: rent $50.
S9OO-Delicatessen: good business: rent $4o
81 csO-Confect. and rooms; rent $2l.
81 45o-Confect. and fount.; rms; rent cheap.
s., ,JOO-Confect. and bakery and 10 rooms,
furnished: income from rooms more
than pays the rent; big bargain.
$S5o-Cigar and news stand in office bldg;
good business: cheap rent: make oher.
S900-Lunchroom; good section; make oner.
81 .5OO-Lunchroom and 8 fur. rms; good
trade; transient ST.: splendid bargain.
$Too-Near-beer and lunch; rent S75.
SS00-Near-beer and lunch rent $50.
81 ,sOO-Near-beer and lunch rooms: rent $45.
S550-Garage, capacity 20 cars and repair
shop; good business: big bargain.
&JO0-Barber shop. chairs: good business:
rent $25; one of best bargains In town.
4450-Tailor shop; good bus; rent cheap.
$6So-Tailor shop: good bus; rent $50.
$23O-Rooming house; IA rooms: rent $50.
&S50-Rooming house; IL rooms: rent $50.
SS75-Roomng house, rooms: rent S45
81 l5o-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent $50.
Room. hse.. II rms: rent cheap; hest
sec. in town; good income: make offer.
r. NJ. CURTIS. Cos 9th St. NV.
MAIN sO43 OPEN UNTIL PM
Evening star., 1922-07-05
FOR RENT-GARAGES.
CnntfumAA

SPACE FOR TWO CARS. SO EACH: ELEC-
tric lights, water.
1925 Vermont Ave. Sc
BRICK garage room for four cars. near 14th
md Clifton: reasonable. The Joseph Shapiro
Co. 914 n. Y. ave.
DALY'S PUBLIC GARAGE-CARS STORED.
$40 up. Day and night servicA 1115 18th st.
NV. Phones North Al and 233 To-
BRICK, I OR CARS. BROWNS COURT
Sc, bet A and B, 9th and 7th. 662 st.
Sc. Col. 247s-J. s.
GARAGES FOR RENT $3.50 PER MONTH.
Northumherland apartments. Call North $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

following business have recommended to The
necessary be The Star will attention
Evening star., 1922-07-05
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.
WANT LADY TO SHARE COOL. ATTRAC-
tive housekeeping apartment: unlimited phone !;
monthly expense, $500 Girard near 18th.
Adams 1902
ol4O H ST. N.w.-T0 RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
apt completely furnished; rooms, bath.
porch; for summer: s45.
8 LARGE BRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS:
new house: elegantly furnished: complete Tor
housekeeping Apply 30 9TH st. ne Lincoln
30OJ.
TWO LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS WITH BATH;
couple preferred: Ink: call after pm.
Phone Col 9O5I. Address 1858 Columbia I'd
NV. y
f27 18th ST. NW.@CONvENIENT DOWN
town: exceptionally well furnished apt. in
Guiding victrola; losely cool rooms: newly
painted. elec., large closets: reasonable.
CHANCE OF LIFETIME
10 share s-room furnished apt with couple:
ffty-ffty on rent and gas; no highbrows
Apt. 2. Ills 25th NV. Sc
THREEROOM APARTMENT, $3.50; MUST
buy furniture: no children. Apply evenings,
Apt. IL. 1880 Euclid at. NV.
l112 BUCHANAN N.w.-oNE LARGE ROOM,
Kitchen. sink. bath electricity: gar.xe: phone
Available July 10. Phone Col. S947-W.
NEAR DUPoNT~CIRChE' on Q sT-CoR-
ner apartment. 3 rooms. $4J per month. in
s-ud ng gas and electricity. LOUIS r. SHOE
MINER, lt07 New York ave. R.w. Nsin
$685.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
COUNTRY BOARD

IDLEwILDE on THE BAY Fine bathing
beach. fishing and grabbing: new dancing pa
vilion; electric lights. Phone West River ol7-
F-2o Idlewilde, Shady Side. Nd. jy20s
CHILDREN
From to II years can get board at Elmwood
Farm: school convenient Mrs. e. GARTRELL.
Brookeville, Md. Ph- 20-F-4. Sandy Spring. s.
Evening star., 1922-07-05

oABINHTs. OFFICE AND FACTORY CHAIRs.
TYPDwRITERS, CLOCK. CHECK PROTECT.
OR, ELECTRlC FAN. DESK TRAYS. THREE
sEvENFO0T SAFES. TWO SMALL SArF9:
CONCERN GOING OUT or BUSINESS. Ap.
PLY AT 332 C 81. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
FOR RENT-R0OMS.
rNRvTR EVanku, RlSsIMS

III II ST. N.W.-Two large, unfurnished.
rooms, second floor: quiet
juIfs onIy Call 4 IN
Evening star., 1922-07-05

FLORIDA AVE, NEAR c6NN. .tvE.-Exs
c.rsive apartment of rooms. batih balcony;
.irst door; moderate rentai. LOUIS p. 0H01p
MAKER, 1407 New York ave. nv. y. S14es
Evening star., 1922-07-05

NCedi 1di dSSS.
ST. DOWN-$1o A MONTH.
$Ioo UP.
Own your own metal hreproof
garage and pay for it less than
rent. Why own a car and walk
half way home? Just the same
as gift. Buy from a reliable
firm and eliminate trouble, ex-
pense and worry: Immediate
construction.
!. IRON-CLAD GARAGE co.
oaI 18th ST. NV. Main $50.