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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-23

!DEVA
ELECTS OFFICERS.

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AT the twelfth annual reunion of
The Devault family, which was
held in the park near opeksh;
Sunday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. H L: Harris;
vice-president. Ira G. Devault;
secretary and treasurer. c. W.
Harris The next reunion viii be
held in the same park the third
Sunday in next August.
called to order by the retiring
president w. E. Devault, and at
ter a short program adjourned for
dinner, reassem bling again at
O'Clock. The afternoon program
consisted Of speeches, Rotations
readings and two songs by the
Harris quartet. Music was furn-
ished by the Mt. Harmony choir
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8By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! Cooking Authority FOR NEAs
Service and Columbia
University.
This recipe gives an oppor-i
tunity to use stale cake. Any
cake except mo1asses or spice
cake may be used, as we'll as
any kind of preserved orsdr1ed
fruits, as raisins or currants-
pint milk
2 whole eggs or yolks
eggs
4 teaspoon salt
Tablespoon salt
tablespoon ge1atine soak.
in n cup cold water
" cup sugar
cup fruit
Stale cake
teaspoon vanilla
Make a custard using milk,
eggs. sugar and salt. Add
gelatine soaked in the cold
water. Have ready mold OF
bread pan and in 1t pour
enough of the custard to cover
the bottom.
Place the mold in ice and
when mixture sets cover with
a part of the fruit and pieces
4 of cake. Add some more of
the custard and again allow 1t
to set before putting another
layer Of fruit and cake.
Repeat until all the material
has been used. Let stand in a
cold place until the mold is
firm enough to turn out. It
may be served with whipped
cream or some preserved fruit,
or Just as it Is.
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himself. That would not be fair
to Leona-he must first break
with her Hewould begina letter
the words would not write
emselves-he'd begin another
still another and then go out in
despair.
Then one evening he hurried
home from party determined to
speak to 10 at on ce.-~He knew the
entire family would be out and 10
had some work to finish in the
library. Softly he let himself in
and tipIoed down the hall to sur
prise 10. But before he pushed
the portieres aside he stopped and
listened-Jo was talking to some
body. To Gleason the butler.
Edgar sighed with relief.
very strange thing happened
to Edgar as he listened to the
conversation between his mothers
secretary and the butler; he felt
himself aging about fifty years
and at the same time he felt a new
kind of youth surging through his
body. 1t was not what 10 said.
nor what Gleason said2it was the
tone of both; in fact. Edgar did
not grasp what they were talking
about for quite a while-then he
realized that they We're discussing
Leona and himself.
They spoke in that easy. con
genial manner which clearly evin-
ces that two persons understand
each other. II it were not love at
least it was very happy basis for
love.
Edgar tiptoed away, out OF the
house. with an Understandable feel
ing Of having escaped a great
calamity He thought of Leona
and mentally fell upon his knees
worshIppinsLa solemn vow in his
heart that all through their mar
ried life he would atone for the
folly of his thoughts by loving de-
votion.
And if 10 loved him. we'll. it
was not deep nor sacred love
that prevented her discussing him
with the butler. AS for Gleason.
Edgar felt like consratulating the
man. he was a fine fellow. the
kind who does not stay butling
very long. but rides to success in
the automobile business or some
frst-class seashore hotA
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.F|VEsPERSONS FINED
BY MAYOR CONAvAY

"a person should not take off
his clothes when he goes visiting
ten dollars and costs. = said
Mayor w. w. Conway in police
court this morning, after he had
listened to Glenwood Martin, col
ored. make brilliant effort to de-
fend himself on a charge of loiter-
ing.
Martin was arrested at the Cain
house, in Pennsylvania avenue bJ
city officers. He explained the
suspicious circumstances by stat
ing that eShad INTERVIEWED to set
tie a fight and had taken off ms
shirt for fear that the girl he was
with might tear it. Both Martin
and Nettie Ross. lso colored, We're
fined $50 each for lettering.
Three men were arrested by city
officers yesterdway on charges ST
unkenness and disorderly con-
duct. Frank Tnornburg and VIII
liam Smith were arrested near the
O'Donnsl mine JUST above the East
Side. They confessed to charges
of being intoxicated and We're
fined SIS each. They were arrested
at an Old shanty where two or
three hundred EN- PITY cans Of can
ned heat were found.
Jack Wilson was arrested again
yesterday by city Officers on a
charge of being drunk and disor-
Derby. His arrest was made upon
complaint of an East Side resident
who SAID she had been annoyed oy
him After promising to stay awa2
from the house in question. Wilson
was released by Mayor w W.
| ConawaN
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Nancy and Nick rented house
on the Milky Way and set about
furnishing il. ,..
AS they had been changed intp
Chimes children they decided to
have Chinese furniture.
So they went to China. and by
maving the splinter off the Fairy
Queens wand and saying some
magic they got all the furniture
they wanted-Chinese lanterns,
and Chinese cushions to sit on,
and funny Chinese stools. and
mating, and rice-bowls and chop
sticks, and everything.
NOW said, Nancy, when
Flap-Doodle comes along We'll
invite him in. He'll never know
us in the world and we can get
back the Fairy Queens wand he
stole
Everything went well. The
Twins hustled as fast as they
could. and in a jiffy their little
pagoda house looked as if they'd
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GO ON WITH THE STORY

They drove in happy silence for
while. Then, with the persist
ence of nudge, the thought flew
back at Connie of what Fred had
said of SELLING yourself as part
OF any selling game.
"Of course, dear her voice was
low, as one thinking aloud, you
wouldn't even think of mixing bust
ness into our-our home.
Fred was too absorbed in study
ing the way Gypsy took a stiffish
slope to catch the note OF incred-
ulity in Comics question. Comics
remark came vaguely. more than
an academic hypothesis than a de-
finite protest.
We'll, Darlingest. don't exact
" plan to park a Gypsy In our l1T-
ingroom and sell from that. But;
he went on more seriously, lis there
any reason if run across a good
prospect who is at the same time
decent human being. why |
shouldn't drag him or her or it to
my castle and introduce them to
my Wife,?
"Mm-no. Only after a hard
days work, imagine you'd want
to forget business and just relax
at home" Connie ventured, voicing
another of her cherished concep
tons OF married life. a
Fred gave shout of pride
Want to forget Gypsy! Not
much ] don't. Because you aud
Gyp are going to be mighty good
pals. you know Let me show
You how little she is jealous OF
you.
Fixing the VIII eel with a little
trick he knew, he took both hands
off it and Rugged Connie into
sudden breathlessness. With q
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:-:lNEWS:-:
Mothers. Meeting

An interesting mothers meet
ing was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Ira Aiken in
East Park avenue. An election Of
officers was held. Tie officers for
the year are: President, Mrs. C..
E. Swisher (acting); vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Halle Cunnin CHAM;
secre tary, Mrs. c. E. Harden IRE
elected); treasurer. Mrs. o. G.
Phillips, (re-elected). The follow
ing delegates were named to at
tend the county convention at
Mannington: Mrs. Millie Jones.
Mrs. P l.. Merrifield, Mrs Ida
Sharp. Mrs. Halle Cunningham,
Mrs. Ira Aiken, Mrs. Florence
Gray. Mrs Sarah Flowers. Mrs.
Grace Beatty, Mrs. Grace John
ston. Mrs. DC. Prunty andz-Mrs.
Anna Swearengen a piano duet
by Miss Martha Ftum and Miss
Neva Prunty was we'll given and
much enjoyed. A social hour fol-
lowed. and refreshments We're
served by the hostess.
To visit> Son
Mrs. C.. C. White of Merchant
street will go to Cumberland Fri
day to visit her son. Norman G.
White and family over the week
end. Mr.. White who has been jul
dcial court reporter at umber-
land for several years has re
signed his position and will leave
September for New York City to
work as writer for the Ameri-
can MAGAZINE. He Will also take
a course in mechanical writing in
connection with his work on the
magazine Some of Mr.. Whites
articles have already appeared in
the magazine and have been most
favorably commented on.
Here This Week.
Robert Toothman. who has
been with a party of friends on
an extensive trip in the West has
returned here and is spending this
week with his parents. N.Y. and
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.oh look at the Maybe rent IT

lived in it or5years and years
Just as they. expected, after
awhile Flap-Doodle, the purple
fairy who flew with his ears. got
tired of monkeyins around the
Moon and left.
"I'1l Just travel along the Milky
Way said he to himself.
He. tapped his big ears, which
stuck out like sails, and away he
flew lazily, singin his fayorlte song
flew lazily, singing his fayotlte
song of .'tra diddy up dun, doodle
UNI day as he went.
He laughed and chuckled every
little While when ne thought Of all
the mischief he had done.
81 fixed those nebby Twins ali
rlght,''S he giggled. Turned one
into a baby-doil and the other into
wooden soldier Wonder where
they are now! Oh. look at the
little house over there! Maybe
can rent it,
(To Be ContinuetD
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Lau,1chi,lg flies fd,1iage Ship
BytzoE BEoKLEf
REe1N HERE TopAY.

Could they Tive happily forever
after?'F' III .
CONNIE DALE was sure tnas
morning, as she left the church
on the arm of her young husband,
FRED, that they could.
7 Now starting ont OF their honey
moon. camping trip before Fred
took over his new position as sales
man for the Gypsy Motor Company
in New York, Connie begins to
wonder.
Did she or the Gypsy automo bile
occupy the center of Fred's being
Was the home to bs an annex to
the salesroom? The uncomfortable
thought persists In her brain.
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Mrs. D. w. Toothman. IN Reeves
Returned Home.
: T. NJ. Nuzum of Indianapolis.
Ind, and j. Nett Nuzum OF Ell
wood. Ind, who We're here for
the Nuzum family reunion, left
this morning for home They were
accompanied as far as Cleveland,
Ohio. by Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Car
penter and son, who will visit Mrs.
Carpenters sister, Mrs. B. F. OFT,
in that city.
T. NJ. Nuzum. j. Nett Nuzum
and r. f. Nuzum Of Coolv1lle;
Ohio. were guests at dinner OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Carpenter IN
Marion street Sunday evening
Personals.
Miss Lizzie Little of CoifaN
spent Monday with Mrs = VI.
CARPENTER in Marion street
Mr.. and Mrs Harrick Nuzum OF
New Mexico are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Gantz OF Gordon
street.
sig,nund Holverstott Of Graf. :
ton was weekend guest OF
Harry Ratcliff in Wilson street
Mrs. j. c. Buckley, who has
been patient at Cook Hospital
for several days, returned to her
home in Market street Tuesday,
Mrs. Alice Cotter of Vermont
avenue has returned from Char
lesion. where she visited her
daughter. Mrs. Harry Pitzer-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Vincent OF
TAYLOR County are spending this
week with relatives here.
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MorEp BOG RAPHER DIES

NOTED BOG RAPHER DIES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. %
Mrs. Jane Elliot Snow. lecturer
student and biographer, is dead
She died at the home OF her daugh-
ter in Lakewood yesterday at the
age of So.
Among her best known books is
one entitled "Women of Tennessee
and another, The Life of William
Mckinley
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Hero This Week.

Robert Toothman. who has
been with party of friends on
an extensive trip in the West has
returned here and is spending this
week with his parents, MY and
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bend neatly of her own accord.
See that" Fred laughed. kiss
ing his wife and Sresuming the
wheel. The car that leaves YOU
free! Recommended for lovers.
Honest, Con, that isn't bad line
to pull.
Connie was very fond OF their
Gypsy in particular. and all
7Gypsys in general. And Connie
loved Fred's enthusiasm for the
car. It was the stuff of which sue
cess is made-this concentration
of thought. dreams and all ones
waking consciousness on one
thing. and that thing a mans life
work.
But when at dusk they came
out full into the face of a gorge
GUS sunset straight from Paradise
surely promise of the beauty
ahead of them at which Connie
Evening star., 1922-12-06
APARTMENTS TO LET.
El-DNISNIEn

APARTMENTS ~ LEI.
E't-pNISvJFO
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 17.7 CHURCH ST..
End foGr, two rooms tchenr:te , til. ei"c ::
nicely furnished: newly rapered: couple only.
TWO OR THREE FRONT ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath; hOt-water heat: electricity. 3116
18th st. NV. corner of 18th and kiibousne
place.
1876 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-THREE LARGE.
bright rooms. second floor: nicely furnished !:
for light housekeeping: electricity: gas: bath:
overlooking new park and city. Adams 234n.
4 ROOMS AND BATH: BEST NV. SECTION:
will transfer apartment to party bny ns fulni,
ture; price, s.. 200. which is one-half original
cost Phone Adams 1879. TO-
WILLARD CoTRTS-2 ROOMS AND BATH.
Gail North 3s27.
TWO ROOMS: RUNNING WATER: SEMI
private bath; heat. light; Ink: s35 month.
800 11th st. NV.
ooO6 sT.-COZY APT. ONE LARGE ROOM.
water hent: adnlts
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH IN MODERN
bnilding; all outside rooms: new furniture,
paper and paint. Near Central High School.
800 Cleveland 1888.
II 4th ST SE.-4 ROOMS AND BATH, sos
JOS A. HERBERT ( SONS 81! F.. Cap st.
APT. 307. TUDOR HALI-To PARTY BUY
ing furniture ($cJol. one room. kitchenette.
bath. dress ng room. s.
200 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Two apartments Of
one large room, kitchenette and bath each;
electricity: private entrrnee:
3214 10th sT.-3 ATTRACTIVE. MODERN
rooms overlooking Rock Creek Park; house
keeping.
FURNIsHED-TWO ROOMS. kITCHENETTE,
bath; new. modern apt bldg: turn apt. to
party buying small amount Of furniture: rents
for $45; furniture. s95: no objection to chill
dren. Address BGx 161.C. Star office: g.
SOME FREE RENT
$sS to 800 per month: rented by the week.
~kf - ban 1VlA 4IN <.,r
including piano. silver. linens dishes. etc.
Apply ONCE, TO 14th st. NV, room 200.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
FOR RENr-wAREHoUsEs.

WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE Oh
rent: p 900 feet door space: electric el.,ater.
1910 lexington Place ne. opposite B. 4 O.
Main .HN
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WANTED-M0NEY.

5000 SECOND TRUST NOTE FOB SALE,
well secured on apt house, payable monthly;
liberal d;srount. wtits for details to Box
2Al-C. Star of6sas y
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TABLE BOARD.

2OO3 COLUMBIA Ep.-Delicious home cooked
meals North i2I9 10s
1915 QUE ST. E.W.---.Ali de,.cacies of the
season. unusual table. g.
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FOR SALE-STORES
MT. PLEASANT.

Near ark KQ.
Modern. frst-class store, with apartment
above, suitable for q neighborhood shoe store,
millinery. ladies' or mems wear, delicatessen
and dining room. stationery and books etc
Immediate possession. Price and terms are
right. Phone OWNER. Main Sa3; evenings,
Columbia 1912 No agents.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WE WANT MORE EAST WASHINGTON
i",ses ~ r. Mt: many desirable app ..ctns
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
Lincoln 1853. 10 Sth St. NE.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. JAN. 1-M0DERS
CIR. h0Cse. 10y rcspOns Bile adults: reasonable
rent. Address B"x 2l7-c. Star Office.
UNFCRHISHED HOUSE TO RENT IN NV
section. not over $3.50. Call Main 630*
WM. BROWS. 1s
Evening star., 1922-12-06

STORE & ; APARTMENTS
Pa. Ave. Near 24th.
A 40ce net income on an Investment Of
5000: owner must sell; can be bought at
bargain: easy terms.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1886 y. Y. AVE. MAIN Se3.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
WANTED-DESK SPACE.

IN GOOD Office bldg. suitable for public
stenographer. Phone West 2696W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-APARTMENTS
OR FUKN. ROOMS AND KITCHEN
cite in apt. in northwest by Dec. II or Jan.
l: not over $50. Address Box 26S-r, Star
office.
JAN / TO APRIL /. IL BEST REsIpEN-
fial section. six seven furnished rooms and
bath for housekeeping. Address Box 272-C.
Star office. -
THREE ROOMS RITZ CHENETrE AND BATH.
unfurn:shed, by married couple with 3-year-
old child. State full particulars. Address
BOX 3O0-C. Star office.
MAN AND WIFE WOULD RENT SMALL
furnished apartment wou'd take two rooms
and bath. v-'th private family, in northwest
section. unit! April IL. State terms. Not
dress G. p. C.. room 5l31 Interior Dept. S.
SETTLED COUPLE WANT TWO TNFTR-
nished rooms and k;tchcnette: must he reas
able: stas price, location. Address Box Bill
C. Star office -
SETTLED COUPLE DESIRES A MODERN ..
2 or room h.k. apt, unfurnished. or viii
consider purrhasin some furniture of fur
nished ant. and taking over lease. In reply
state particulars Address BOX a0a-C. Star
Office. -
WANTED TWO ROOMS. nITcHENErTE
and bath. furnished. in apartment house.
northwest. from December until April. Ad-
dress Box 1854. Star Office. s.
WE AXE PLACING DESIRABLE TENANTS
in desirable apartments every day. Costs
nothing to get yours on our lists. Nominal
fee. il rented Big waiting list. APART.
MEST SEEKERS CLUB. All District Ma.
tional Bank b!dg- Msin 2ls3.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

BACHELOR wants furnished room with rri-
rate entrance: a mi res nab walking d =
tance Union station not over So Address
BOX 1906. Star Office -
YOUNG, REFINED COUPLE desire nicely
furni nisIed room. piano. Icy Janua.y LIST; mus
be nrst-class: with or without board. in NV
permanent. Address BOX 21st. Star Office. .s
TWO ROOMS. unfurn shed. kitchcnette and
bath: heat and gas included: state price. Ad
dress Box 113c. star Office CO
ROOM RY GENTLEMAN. convenient to car
line: Dupont circle to 38.h st; ami. use Of
phone. Address BOX 19i-C. Star office 6'
YOUNG LADY desires furnished room il pr;-
vate family: quiet: breakfast optional Ad-
dress Box 1866. Star office. Ss
" !NTFD-ROOMS WITH HOARD.
TWO ROOMS and board. 10y two ladies: north
west preferred Address Box 3U1-C. Star Office.
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pOWNTOWN.
9la 18TH ST. n.w.-Kert. SlVu.
Three very large rooms. reception hall and
Kitchen and bath: being thoroughly renovated
Il. i. SAUL CO.
Main aln0 l41o Eve ST.
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WANTED-GARAGEs.

0NE-CAR GARAGE. PREFERABLY WITH
email yard space for storage of building lam
fer: Georgetown or vicinity. Phone Wes,
"Sl9 -
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SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY
to secure future business house
and investment in Washington's
Sth avenue section," close to
Conn. ave. and L st. Store with
, apartments OF 9 rooms and
bath each. Price, S32.5oo.
WALTER A. BROWN,
I4oo H St. NV. Main 1863.
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1924 18th ST. NV.
1 ROOMS AND RATH, 5,

TIE MARINE.
18th and Eelmonr stS.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: day and night
elevator; switchboard. Rent so.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS


SUITABLE FOR REAL ESTATE BROKER
attorney; low rental; excellent location.
Joe e. Brown. Room b01. 1917 + NV los
LARGE ROOM SUITABLE FOR DANCING
cif sses or club use. living or business. s22
Conn. ave. NV. $
LOEw BLDG. Il1O r ST.-RoOM WITH
running water and elevator service. $25 mo.
SHANNON & LUCIIS.
vELATI BLDG. 9TH ASD STs.-LARGE
2nt hoor corner rooms; professional or law Of
SHANNON LrcHs: ~
1911 C si- NV A WILEY. 7Is Evan.
building
FOR REST-AN OFFICE SUITE CONSIST
ing Of three rooms. laboratory. bath and TO.
let. on ground floor entrance: suitable for
physician. dentist. etc .lectr city and heat
ing furnished; excellent condition. Price.
500 month. EUGENE II. TAGGART. Real
Estate. 1913 al. NV.
IfrjM a"+ ~ nFF.CE BUILDING. AT ,lOa
18th st w.: heat. light. running water. ele
vat.r ami tanitor service: Is by 20 IT.: 37h
monthly. Apply ianitor.
CoPLEI COCRTR-S ROOMS AND BATH:
ee.pecaiiy arranged for aoctor's Office. Can
100 9th N.w-LARGE. WELL hEATEr
VII: $40 Tor1EN Main 1925
DVSk ~f<GE
DESK SPACE WITH OFFICE SERVICES. IN.
'..rdih2 desk and chairs. SIS ZIP. BUILDERS
MANIFACTTRERS' EXCGANGE. 40 Eond
t'ldg. Ma !, s'2i. ank.:a a!cs
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900 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Two apartments Of
one large room. kitchenette and bath each:
electrcity. priyate entrrnce.
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Two rooms suitable for Light housekeep;ns;
heat, lish, and gas furnished Rent. $50.
wv ''''' II. F. SAUL CO..
Main olno 1872 Eye st. NV.
i4th ST. NEAR MONROE ROOMS AND
bath; elertr city. gas and ho'-Water heat
dition and IA modern in every respect: rea-
''''A''e LouiIs p. SHOEMAKER:
FEW DESIRABLE APARTMENTS OF
four and five rooms and bath in THE CHAs-
TIEToN. 18th ard streets NV; immediate
possess on. Anply resident manager:
200 9th ST. Sw-THHEE LARGE ROOMS,
entire first floor: all conveniences Cali Frank
lin $50 after 30. o.
LARGE APARTMENT. ROOMS. RATH:
h-w.h 81" month. 140t North CAPITOL st:
TAKoMA PARK. ND. , ROOMS. KITCHEN;
bath. porch. End floor detached h d,onse' private
MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO.
Main $50 ll0S 10th at. NV.
S35 MONTH: & ROOMS AND RATH. THIRD
floor: INV: elec. between leth al. ana 18th
NEWSOM. 1l10 II ne. Lincoln 20'1.
l4Is li1L ST. N.W.-0N CAR LINE: TWO
large rooms kitchen. porch: h.-w.h.; third
APARTMENT: THREE ROOMS. BATH
s'ectricity: hot-water heat gas range u 1857
Fa rmont NV. -
AT :7ol conn. AVE. OPPOSITE wARDMAN
rark-Ti,e two and three rooms. MRS. I: S
Mowbray. manager. Col. 1924.
FOR RENT. TAKOMA PARK-ATTRAC-
tive ant of large rooms, hail and bath
vel, heated: only one left; on 14th st. car
line H. l.. THORNTON. 1910 st: NV:
THREE LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath: hot water heat; electricity: gas
Apply aoa6 lAth st. NV.
NEAR CAPITOL LOUISE APT. NE
rooms md bath. all outside rooms. $50. D.
H. JOHNSON co. 1898 II st NV
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. NEW
apartment 1928 10th ST NV.
THE MARINE,
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR RENT.
Own yonr home in
Copley Courts. 1914 18th St NV.
Prices. a. $50 to $40. $50.
willard Courts. 1915 nth st. NV.
Prices 50. $50 to 1920
Moderate cash payment. balance less than
ASK any cooperative owner.
Information gladly furnished.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
l41O st. NV. Main s41s.
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I n r E E-S TO KY BRICK
building, 14I4 I4th street north
west. Lot 2ox13o to an alley.
Large store room with apart
ment above.
A. c. WILEY,
718 Evans Bldg. Main 4e48.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

1909 COLUMBIA KD. N.W.-Front room
electricity, continuous hot water; also room
mate for gentleman. Col. 1854. 7s
lEOS 18th ST. N.W.-Large, beautifully fur.
nished rooms: steam heat, electric lights: rea.
sOnahle 81
Evening star., 1922-12-06

FURNIsHED-TWo ROOMS kITCHENETTE,
bath; new. modern apt. bldg: turn apt. to
party buying small :mount .ne OF furniture: rents
dren Address Box 1R1.C. Star office. 6e
Evening star., 1922-12-06

DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, adjoining bath,
for gentleman or couple. In newly furnished
home, between car lines. Call Adams 1888.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

: ROOMS: CENTRAL DOWNTOWN IO
t!on' available sbont Dec. IL: rent. S1@s
month A. T. tNtMRE. Ile Eth 81 n ".
Evening star., 1922-12-06

oIaS WYOMING AVE-ELEGANT. MODERN
dwelling, ls rooms. = baths: 2-car garage:
nniformiy high-class ne;ghborhood: rent, $3.50
ner month, 10 desirable party: possession
January J. MOORE & HILL. Inc. lA22 II