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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
Battleships for Sale CHEAP
Uncle Sam Puts Vessels on Auction Block and VIII
Take Cash in Easy Payments

whereby the city will ren<Jve dirt on
the lot upon which the new ass6ciq-
ton b.lildIng will be erected to filI
in the crossing of Navarro street
over the old bed of the San Anton1D
river. Mr.. Watts states that sav-
ing of at least $500 to the Y. NJ
{. \. will result by not having 70
do this work of excavation, and at
the same time the city will neitber'
have to purchase the dirt nor have it.
hauled.
The completed plans Of the archi~
tects for the new building will be in
the hands of contractors BIZ Noycm-
Der /, according to Mr.. Watts. He
hopes the contract can be let about
the first Of December. but that wilt
depend upon the submission of bidr
by the contractors.
Three plans will be submitted -
contractors, Mr.. Watts stated. Onp.
will be the original plan, which
called for Jog dormitory rooms and
one gymnasium 45xIj. A revised
plan calls for a main gymnasiun
50xS0 feet, an auxiliary gymnasiuin
21x4J, two handb~ll courts and 100
rooms in the dormitory. The othert
revised plan provides for 133 roomss
and gymnasium 50xS0 feet with
out the handball courts and auxiliary
gymnasium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
"a PASSENGER CARS
WILL BE USED ON NEW
BUS LINE TO AUSTIN
Company Considers Giving
Service to Corpus Christi
and Laredo.

A new bus line which promises to
revolutionize interurban transporta-
ton in Southwest Texas will be IN
augurated between San Antonio and
Austin within Il short time if plans
made public Saturday night are car
ried out. Il. Ii. Ridseway, state sena-
tor and formerly city attorney, adj
mitted that he was in Austin Satur-
day negotiating with the blue sky
division of the Secretary OF States
Department for a permit for the sale
of stock in company which contem-
plates the inauz uration of the new
line.
Senator Ridgeway said he was
merely acting as attorney III secur-
ing the permit and that he has been
assured that 1t will be granted. 1t
will provide for the incorporation of
the concern with an initial capitaliZa-
ton of 100000. The capital probably
will be increased as the business
grows. The concern is being promoted,
Senator Ridgeway said, by San An
tonic men.
A new type of bus is TO be used on
the line. Senator Ridgeway SAID. II
10 NdIdDAN VI NdA ms HaSsNhfNio
and will make the speed of an ordin-
airy automobile. Senator Ridgeway
said he returned from Austin in one
Saturday and declared that it rode
like a Pullman" These busses he
said. cost about $4,000 each ana 1t is
planned to put four into service be-
tween San Antonio and Austin. The
schedule maintained will be the same
as is now made by automobiles, Mr..
Ridgeway said.
The company will be known as the
white Goose Motor Line" Although
the first busses will be put into ser
vice between San Antonio ana AUS
tin. SeEa. or Ridgeway said. it is plan
ned 20 inausurate service between San
Antonio and Laredo and San Antonio
and Corpus Christi.
I'm my opinion" Senator Ridge
way said, 1.-THE new line is going to
reyolutionizc interurban travel for |
have seen nothing that will compare
with the busses which this company is
going to use. They are as fast az an
automobile and at the same time are
safe. r great factor in motor travel.
| believe this enterprise is destined
to be one of the biggest things in the
staten
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07

He had drawn $500 from a bank
Just before he disappeared. He was
overworked perhaps, but appeared
well and happy. Offers of n reward
for finding him. unce&ing police
effort and prayers offered by the
suburban Methodist Church at Will
mette. of which he was member,
have been alike unavailing.
Father Nraniak, IS, drove his car
TO st. Louis on mission for his
parish at Virden. The car was
found on the roadside a few days
later, but he himself has never been
seen.
Plot Is Seen
Were the men, strangers 10 each
other. carried away by a single banl
Of kidnappers: Was the motive sim
pie robbery or personal malice? Or
was it morbid desire for psyche
logical experiment or flaming class
hatred? Those are among the ques-
tons asked by the searchers.
Neither had enemies in his own
community that we can discover
says Judge Burke. Each was re-
spected and widely known. No mo-
tive for voluntary disappearance has
been found. 1t seems most probable
that some unforeseen evil overlook
each. With that established, the dis
appearances appear as more than
simple simultaneous occurrences
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
ATWATER COLLECTION
WILL BE SHOWN DAILY
AT MAIN HIGH SCHOOL
Display of Natural History
Objects Will Be Made
Monday.

The Atwater collection, purchased
last spring by public subscription, will
be open to the pubic Monday after.
noon. October s. in the rooms set aside
for their display in the Main Avenue
High School. The collection will be
shown Monday from ] 80 to 80 ana
will remain omen during those hours
every school day of the year. Miss
Ellen ID. Schulz and Miss Lillian
James, teachers of natur. sciences in
the Main Avenue High School. will
halternate as hostesses and guides in
explaining the interesting features of
the collection.
The collection is very large one
of its kind. and as there are only two
rooms available in the Main avenue
school for its display many specimens
have never been unpacked. 1t is
planned TO Change the exhibit from
time to time so that every specimen
may be shown. Mr.. Atwater cafe
from Houston to unpack and arrange
the display. and not the least inter
esting feature of the exhibition is its
perfect arrangement .cGreful classified
ton and clear labelling.
The sum of $4,000 was paid for the
collection and while it is worth far
more than that, that sum may be
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
OFFER PRIZE FOR ESSAY
Richey and Casey Also Have Ten Fire
Prevention Commandments.

In order to stimulate interest in
Sire prevention week." the insurance
firm of Ricbey and Casey Saturday an
nourced an offer of a $40 gold piece
for the best essay on fire prevention.
Any boy or girl under 81 gears of
age is eligible to compete in the con-
test. Incidentally this firm pays high
tribute to Fire and Police ''ommis-
sioncr Phil Wright and Fire Chief
]. G. Sarran. giving credit TO them
for San Antonio's excellent fire
record.
The following "ten commandments
are advanced by the firm as a sure
means of cutting down fire losses:
/: Equin homes and business hous-
es with fire extinguishers. Stop the
fire the first few minutes, its easy
then.
,: Today instruct every man. wo-
man and child in your family and
place of busirHss what TO do in case
Of fire. locate the nearest alarm
box. If telephone is available. it is
the quickest way just ask for fire
department and tell them where the
fire $
8: Keep cellars, attics and store
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
A FEW MORE "DONT'S. !,

This is the time of the year when
every fish and game writer, every To-
cal paper and every outdoor maga-
zine in the land comes TO the tore
with a full crop of "Don'ts" addressed
to the hunter. They're all afraid we
might hurt ourselves. Here are a
few homegrown ones the other fei-
lows might overlook:
Farmers do not wear" white hand
kerchiefs. Hustle around to the five
and ten and buy q few blue or red
bandannas. A nifty bandanna mas
saved many a stiff order to move.
A red shirt and a red cap might
make you look like a member of the
Northwest mounted police but you II
never be mistaken for a buck deer.
When you 20 hunting with a fellow
you are Just teaching the game" fig
ure your days shoot as lost, and for
get 1t. Stay behind. Emulate the
wise ruffled grouse. Keep a tree he
tween your tail feathers and the
friend.
A % rifle will kill man. 1t sell
dom fails. Twenty-twos and small
woods can well afford to get a d.
vorce.
A rattle-brained deer hunter can
miss buck in his front door, but
when he shoots at a rustic in the
bushes he never misses.
Field glasses, compasses, skinning
knive and camp axes weigh something.
totaled IN. Where you are hunting
deer, bear and moose with a guide
who furnishes outfit. you might bet
fer make nm TINT extra weight with
a dozen cans of sardines.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07

Chicago, Oct. S.-Six months and
more have dragged by since the al
most simultaneous disappearances OF
the Rev. Father John Vraniak OF
Virden, ILL.,, and of Lewis L. Larson
of Chicago.
The search by tireless friends Of
the two men has followed virtually
every conceivable theory, from sui
eide to abduction and murder. The
result so far has been merely q
deepening of the mystery.
Double Mystery.
I'VE should center our inquiry
upon why Larson and Father Vran-
lax happened to disappear so nearly
together" urges Judge Joseph Burke
of the Municipal Court {: Chicago
friend of the missing priest
brother. and himself actively as
sociated in the search.
Larson was last seen on March
in Chicago and Father Vraniak on
March , in st. Louis. Whenever an
unidentified body has been found in
either vicinity since then. the first
questions have been. rs it LARSON
rs it Father Vraniak?"
No Reason Found
Larson was As, prosperous real
estate agent and former secretary
of the Chicago Board Of Education
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
TO SOLICIT GROCERS
Retail Merchants Committee to Carry
on Fund Drive.

Eight committees composed of men,
bers of the retail grocers' and
butchers division of the Retail Mer-
chants Association will begin Tues
day morning to solicit subscriptions
from grocery stores which have not
yet contributed TO the San Antonio
winter advertising fund, according TO
Adolf Grasso. secretary of the Retail
Merchants Association.
The city has been divided into eight
sections. and one section will be as
signed to each committee. Monday
night representatives of the grocers
Original Restaurant for the purpose
of planning the work. Comparatively
few of the retail grocers and butchers
have been asked TO contribute TO the
advertising fund un to the present
time, Mr.. Grnsso said. The committees
will call upon approximately $50
firms.
The MONDAY luncheons for workers
will be discontinued in order that ms
much time as possible be put into the
actual work of soliciting subscriptions.
according 20 announcement of the
Greater San Antonio Publicity Com
mittee. A special committee COM
posed Of =. Il. Clege. l.. ]. Hart.
Ambrose Byrne. Charles Graebner.
Sam c. Bell and r. o. Huff will call
upon firms that are owned by out
of-town people.
About 30 workers were ENGAGED in
raising the fund Ii t week. The COM
mittee expects to have 20 nsw work
ers Monday morning. There remain
hundreds of prospects who have not
yet been seen. Several large sub
scriptions are expected during the CON-
ing week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
PLAN FOR MEET
Fraternal Insurance League Will En-
terrain Congress Here.

At the meeting of the San Antonio
Fraternal Insurance League held Sat
urday night at 211 Moore building,
the part that San Antonio will take
in the program of the Texas Fratern-
al Congress to be held at the st.
Anthony Hotel. November 20 and 81
was announced as follows: Invoca-
ton. Rev. Arthur J. Moore, pastor
of Travis PART Methodist church adj
dress of welcome on behalf of the
city of San Antonio. City Attorney
Joseph Ryan; welcome on behalf of
the fraternalists. Judge J. +. Carl,
and welcome on behalf of women
fraternalists. Mrs. Nina NJ. Dowdy.
Captains of all degree teams which
will take part in the drill review. TO
meet at the st. Anthony Hotel, Mon
day evening. October 10. The next
meeting of the league will be held at
the usual place, Saturday evening,
October 90.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
OIL In MERRIWETHER
lannon's No. Maggie Moore Alsj
Expected i'm Shortly.

Luling, Tex, Oct. 6.-The No. 4
Merriwether of the Magnolia Petro-
leum Company was reported Satur-
day night to be making some oil, how
ever, it is not yet completed. This
well is in the producing area.
The No. 1 Maggie Moore OF the
Jarmon Oil Company, located about
one mile southwest of the producing
area and which has been attracting
considerable interest of late, was drill
ing in Saturday. The well has made
some oil at times and it is expected
that it will be completed bef,re Mon
day. Production in this weyy would
mean an extension of the Luling field
TO the southwest. 1t is located little
more than five miles from Luling and
two miles east of Prairie Lea.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
BY l.. c. OWEN.

Copyright. by the San Antonio Light.
San Francisco. Oct. 6.-"Wanta
buy a battle ship?'
You can, and on the installment
plan, too.
A little down and the balance on
easy payments scattered over the next
three years.
Not only that, but you can play with
it while you pay.
Uncle Sam is offering three choice
battleships at the Mare Island Navy
yard, all at greatly reduced prices.
If the ones here don't suit-are too
small, or anything like that-there are
81 Others to pick from at various Other
navy yards all to be disposed of in &C.
cordance with the terms of the Wash
ington disarmaments pact.
Maybe you have always wanted a
battle-ship, or was it battle cruiser, all
your own?
Now is your chance.
They will be sold with the port holes
thrown in--no extra charge.
The three at Mare Island would look
lovely under a glass dome in the parlor.
They are only STA feet long. and
have displacement C., but 1920
tons.
Just the thing for the man who owns
a small home.
According to the terms of sale.
they must not be used for purposes
of warfare-a stipulation which makes
them quite useless for settling neigh
borhood or family quarrels.
But they can be broken up and sold.
Think what wonderful opportunity
this is to acquire healtfhul exercise in
your spare moments.
For more facts about how you can
acquire battleship on the INSTALL
ment plan you can either visit the
navy yard here or write to Washing,
ton. Room zoos, Navy Department.
They'll send you catalog show
ing the latest styles in fall and winter
dreadnaughts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
BoLsheuism Has No Substitute
for Money System ofRussia

ommend this. Russia would gain by
it. for the money markets of the world
would probably then reopen to her.
What wiz become of the poor ruble
1t is now of scarcely any value. Its
denominations will probably be still
further lowered. and il will then be
useful as small change. Meanwhile
business is being done on the basis
of the chervonetz. The immediate re.
suit is to make everything very dear,
but experience has proved that tenn
porary cheapness due to low currency
is the most expensive luxury in which
any people or government can in.
dulge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
Japan Exempts ON Import Duty.

Building materials and the necessi-
ties of life have been exempted from
import duty in Japan by an imperial
ordinance until March 81, 1924. ac-
cording to information received at
the office of Hubert A. Loeffler, d.
vision freight agent of the Southern
Pacific. from George +. Guedry, for
eign freight agent. The import duty
on automobiles and accessories and
motive machinery will be reduced to
one-half of the regular rate during
the same period. This step was taken
by the japanese government 10 help
relieve the hardshiDs caused by the
earthquake that destroyed the capt.
tai.
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taken for standard of measurement.
Miss Schulz says that since i. has be-
come the property of the city a num-
Der of other similar. though much
smaller and less complete groups of
objects interesting to the student of
natural history have been added, until
she considers the collection has about
doubled in value. She believes that
similar gifts will be added from time
20 time. until the collection will prac-
tically double in value from year to
year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
BOTH SAVE MONEY
City TO Have Dirt From Y Site t.
Fill In Channel.

An agreement of mutual advantage
has been made between Mayor John
w. Tobin for the city and Secretary
X. y. Wc..s for the Y. NJ. c. A.,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
Commissioned i'm Reserves.

Washington. ID. C., Oct. G.-Charles
Harold Campbell, 1876 Dwyer avenue,
San Antonio, has accepted a commits
sion as second lieutenant, officers re-
serve corps.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07

hagy X McCo!lum Undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
l04. Lady assistant IL all hours
(Adv.)
Evening star., 1923-10-20
WANTED-AUTOMOBILEs

IKULkS-One and two tons. 8. J. SIabler.
40 X st. NV. 24s
WE PAY DASH for any light open or closed
cars. AT 81. NV. 21"
] SELL AUTOMOBILES by AUCTION every
Saturday and "wednesday, IL noon. A quick
and satisfactory method. No sale. 10 charge
Oars listed before Thursday advertised free.
Weschler." 920 Pa. ave. NV Main 1882.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

40 81 NV. -3-room fiat unfnynished =
fo0r: reasonable 2ia
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AND BOARD.

WANTED-By refined young lady. quiet to5in
with board, in private family PROTESTANT / 81
vicinity of 14th and Park road; reasonab..
Address Box 90-T. Star office. "t@
YOUNG LADY, employed, wishes room :, i
board with private family: north of Eve =
between 18th and 18th NV. Address II. &
1877, Star office %.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

4l6 NJ ST. N.W.-3 rooms, Ist floor; sink. sru
Evening star., 1923-10-20
FOR, sALE-AUTOM0BILES.

EC i. SPORT TOURING: snsppy look
ira car: can he bought cheap for cash. Frazier
Motor Co. 51S 10th st. NE. Paige and Jew
Evening star., 1923-10-20
RENT ROOMs-sUBURBAN

I1ZI sth A.N.--Ihree rooms bath; h.-w.h. :"
l2il u s. S.W.-Two rooms
Evening star., 1923-10-20

HOLMES AIR COOLED T-passenger touring
Tqo2 model: tirst-class condition throughout:
,,rn new cord tires on rear; one spare; org
fnally sold for 81 200: Will sacrifice for $500;
terms can be arranged: private owner. Phone
Main sJ3 during day; after pm. West 24Oj.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

II,-DSON COACH. 1928: condition ike new;
many extras: mileage 2.4@ only; bargain
far any one wanting = Few car broken IN:
S1.1J0; many other BARGAINS. Laihoert-huusoh
Evening star., 1923-10-20

rooms on third floor. single or en- suite; H..
VIII, electric lights. private bath; large
closets. Columbia GJ4S-J 2ls
Evening star., 1923-10-20

Al EYE ST NL-rhrce rooms, unfurni~n1,
l.h.k ! and h.: $50 2u#
Evening star., 1923-10-20

HUDSON SPEEpsTER. 1921; Rex winter top;
.ood condition. 5000: terms II desired. SAS
Evening star., 1923-10-20

HTpSON SPEEDSTER. model 100; painted
dark maroon; fine set Of cord tires Another
wonderful opportunity for som" one. as tie
pic, is very low; 500 cash; balance can be
nsid as little a. SaT. so per month Don't
Fan 10 see this car today. as it IS a real
bargain and will 60 mighty FAST Auto Tx
..t...t,r. ,,,nu
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r0GIA top, good condition. $500.

uT'PMOHILE ROADSTER, 1872 model: C good
ord tirr> bumpers. spcclsi top and otls"r
,.ytras: $500 cash or terms; many Other bar
gains lambert Hudson Motor Co., 633 Mass.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

1887 n S.E.-3 unfinished rooms, Ink,
h.-W.h.. electricity, gas. Line 2509 after Z
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36l2 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
rooms next 70 bath; electric and gas; reason.
able: blocks west of Georgia ave
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!Zl2 LAh0NT'-Cnfurnished entire third floor
floor rooms. Col 3Nig-J
Evening star., 1923-10-20

SINGLE Young MAN, la
student, desires room, northwest section. #
private family; pleas describe room. =
limit: references If desired. Address /.
2i4-T. Star Office @@e
TWO EMPLOYED LADIES desire two uuf.s,
nlsA"d bedrooms. privileges, Aay. 20. s.
dress Box ISL Stag office
SINGLE ROOM, furnished, preferably VI.
breakfast: young lady employed. Address J.,
160-r, star office. 21s
FURNISHED ROOM i8 vicinity Of 10th
X and W SIS. Address BOX LOST. Star on
Evening star., 1923-10-20
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.


DURANT DEMONSTRATORS
Slshtly Sill used Sell at big discount Ask
1917 Conn. Ave. Potomac 1878 20.
IT HURTS
when you learn that some live
wire plucked plum-that you
thought wouldn't ripen for a
week.
Don't wait for us to advertise
thenl-and
DON'T GET HURT.
1928 LEXINGTON.
1928 hriGK RoADs'rEE.
1921 MARMON.
1923 FORD TOURING.
STUDEBAKER,
Open Evenings and Sundays.
18th at r St. NV. Pot. 1851.
DEMONSTRATORS.
Lincoln Sedan.
Lincoln Touring.
Ford Touring car.
Two Ford SedanS.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY.
45l Pa. Ave. NV.
FREY MOTORS, INC.
1922 Paige Sport Touring, 1910.
1922 Enick Touring, like new, S17J.
1922 Hudson s'lpedster
1927 HupinUble Touring; new paint: SJ1J.
1921 Special Six Studebaker Touring.
1921 Dodge, $3.50.
1921 Buick Touring: new top; $3.50.
(3) 1923 ForIs. Coupe, Roadster, Touring
These have been put in first-class con.
ditiOn; new paint and tops.
1877 JOHNSON AVE. NV
Bet. 18th and 10Th. r aud !. y. 10I5s.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
Evening star., 1923-10-20
RENT RoOMs-FUR. G. UNFUR.

1850 BELMONT ST. NM rooms. private
bath; Ink; electricity; hot-water heat. Phone
Adams 4461. 2I"
26 FLORIDA AVE. NE.-Large front room
and good sized middle room in private home:
convenient 10 cars: reasonable. 2lS
COLoEED-LARGE FRONT ROOM; use Uf
kitchen. 49, Florida ave. NV.
go NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SEA rooms;
electricity ard gas: partly furnished. 2O'
e3 sEAToN PL. wv ROOMS: LHK
Evening star., 1923-10-20

,'IIs t-ioit, 'I' IN -. HW
i52s 9th 81. NM rooms aud sIcGpIr-
porch; a mi; for l.hk.; adults Col 1899
53G 1st ST. SE-2 or 2 rooms - III y
Evening star., 1923-10-20

III CARROLL ST. S.E.--8 rooms and bath far
ight housekeeping: half square from Library
Evening star., 1923-10-20

40 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID large
honsekeepIng rooms and bath. entire fpor
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HOTEL

Under new mana agement.
All rooms newly papered: electric lights and
steam heat; 81 week up and 81 up transents
Srd and Pa. nv 3fs
Evening star., 1923-10-20

IiOG " 81. NW.-T-urniShed room, second
no0r; refined home. zoe
LIB 18th ST. NV, Apt 2i-Very comfort
able for winter Il"
Evening star., 1923-10-20

52UV WARDFK ST, COR. kFNNON-Tu-
rooms, inclosed porch: housekeeping. 2fs
l6l7 CAROLINE ST. BET. T AND L STS
Two nice rooms go ~
Evening star., 1923-10-20
IN THE DOWNTOWN. SECTION Convenient
~. all rn,,ty i,d

u All government depfs.; newly furnished
rooms. in excellent condition; rent reasonable.
Percy II Russell Co, a26 18th St u.w-
III ST. N.W.-Iight housekeeping: ty0 ex-
ira large rooms. adjoining. second floor;
bay window in front room; both newly paper
ed; reasonable. 2Ds
Evening star., 1923-10-20

6SG IRVING 81. NW.-'TWo front TOJn.,
ib.k.; comfortable house; reasonable IL
l54 9Th s.W.-Three Ib.k; heat, gas .
sink; S2j. 2ls
Evening star., 1923-10-20
WANTED-RoOMs.

WHOLE HOUSE or i've rooms. modern ii
Laura X. Chamhlin. Ballston. Va ~
Evening star., 1923-10-20

1919 EYE ST N.E-Entire 2nd Hoor, 3 rocm~
nnfurnished: reasonable: Lh.s
5oG 1st ST. ,N.w.--Two uufurnishcd rooms far
Cnlgrnd
Evening star., 1923-10-20

34lW IIth st. N.W.-3 r1Oms ana nufH guHrf
nlent, heat and light. sac per month
Gl3 S.E.-S unfuruished rooms. light LJus,
keeping.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1905 AND 1913 MASSACHT TSETTS AVE. Nv
Clean, comfortable single and double rooms
twin beds. electric light, steam heat. Ihoua.
cont. hot water; walking distance % all depl.
Excellent meals Tca asouablc rates -
Evening star., 1923-10-20

}27 & ST. Sc. Two rooms, heat aud iich;
private; so per month 81
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si,S slS ST. ~ Nh large Ink. rooms. hea
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I9 md ST. N.W.-Three- room fiat heat Ea
SO. Apply $50 ia. ave. NV. cls
1888 ath N.W.-Iwo large rooms second floor
adults: Ink 2Is
Evening star., 1923-10-20

1873 CHAPLIN ST. W.-HUusekeepiug II d.
sired one or five: heat gas. elec. and phOBr
Evening star., 1923-10-20

1N2a LAMONT ST.-Reautifnl residential See
ttcn, EeaT cars and Rock Creek Park P55-
Eate. refined family. Nicely furnished warn
and light rooms. rear bath. with continuous
hot water; excellent meals 2s