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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11

prisoner, for quarter OF n milo
ahead, to stnrboard. roao tho lofty,
massive single round tower OF tho
fort, whilst q couple OF cables length
astcrn. and TO larboard, rode the ak
mcn'of'war that composed tho ia.
maica squadron.
Abeam with tho Arnbolla, across
the harbor, were tho flat.fronted
white buildings OF that imposing city
TINT came down to tho very wntor's
edge, Behind those tho red roofs
rose like terraces, marking the gentle
! slope upon which tho city was built,
dominated here by turret, thore by
spire. and behind these again n
range OF green hills with for ultimate
background n Sky that WAS like a
dome OF polished stcel.
on n cane day.bed that had been
set for him on tho quarterback. shell.
tered from tho dazzling, blistering
sunshine by nm lmproviscd awning OF
brown sailcloth, lounged Peter Blood,
a calf.bound. woll.thumbed copy or
lioraee's odes neglected In his hands.
From Immediately below him came
the swish OF mops and the gurglo OF
water In the aouppera. for II was still
early morning, ana under the dircc,
tions OF Haytou. tho bo'sun. the
swpbbera were At work In the waist
aud forecastlo. Despite the heat and
tho stagnant air. ono OF the toilers
found breath to croalS ribnld buc.
cRneering ditty:
For we laid her board and board.
And we put her TO the sword,
And we sank her In the deep blue sea.
SO it's holgh'ho. and heave.a.hol
Who'll sail for tho Main with mc7'
Blood fetched sigh. and tho ghost
OF smile played over his keen. lean,
sun.tanned face. Then tho black
brows came together above the vivid
blue eyes. and thought swiftly closed
tho door upon his immediate sur.
roundings.
Things had not sped ut all we'll
with him IN the past fortnight since
his acceptance OF the kings commits.
sion. There had been trouble with
Bishop from the moment OF landing.
AS Blood and Lord Julian had step.
ped ashore together. they had been
met by man who took no pains 20
dissemble his chagrin at tho turn OF
events and hls determination TO
change II. lie awaited them on the
mole. supported by a group OF Of
ticcrs.
You arc Lord Julian Wade. un.
| deratand." was his truculent greet.
ing. For Blood at tho moment he
had nothing beyond malignant
glance.
Lord Julian bowed. II take II
have the honor to address Colonel
Bishop deputy governor OF jamaica. .
II was almost as II his lordship were
giving tho colonel lesson In deport.
ment. The colonel accepted II. and
belatedly bowed. removing his broad
hat, Then no plunged on.
You have granted. am told. the
kings commission 10 this man" His
very tone betrayed the bitterness OF
his rancor. Your motives wcro no
doubt worthy your gratitude TO
him for delivering you from tho
spanihrds. But the thing itself IL un.
thlnkable. my lord. The commission
must DO Cancelled
Il don't think ! understand. said
Lord Julian dIstnntIy.
ITO DO sure you don't, or you'd
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BLOOD
By Rgael Sabatini
. RAFAEL aARhTINi
AppCr NEA SlpNcr,we i

Colder still and more distant than
ever grew his lordshlp's voice,
You're not very eivil. sir. ns l
have already noticed. My name is
Wndo-Lord Julian Waldo. am his
maJesty's envoy TO these bnrbarous
parts, and my Lord Sunderland's
near kinaman. Colonel Bishop has
been notified OF my coming"
The sudden change In Cnlvcrley's
manner at Lord Julinns mention OF
his namo showed that tho notifica.
ton had been received, and that no
had knowledge OF II.
II l believe that he has" said
Calvcrley. between doubt and aus.
pieion, That is; that no has been
notified OF the coming OF Lord Julian
Wade. But but aboard this
ship Z" The officer made gos,
ture OF helplessness, and. surrender.
Ing TO his bewilderment. fell abrupt.
~ silent.
u was coming out on the Royal
Mary %
That Is what We were advised"
but tho Royal Mary fell victim
10 a Spanish privateer. and | might
never have arrived Rt all but for the
sallantry OF Captain Blood. who res.
eued mo"
Light broke upon the darkness of
Calverloy's mind. IL see. | under,
stand"
II win take leave TO doub, IT.
His lordship's tone ahatcd nothing OF
its asperity. But that can walt. II
Captain Blood win show you his com.
mission. perhaps that viii sot all
doubts at rest. and we may proceed.
| shall DO glad 10 reach Port Royal. .
I Captain Blood thrust parchment
under calverloy's bullying eyes. The
officer scanned It. particularly the
seals and signature. lie stepped
back. n bafflcd, impotent man. lie
bowed helplessly.
Il must return TO Colonel Bishop
for my orders" he informed them.
AT that moment lane was opened
in the ranks OF the men, and thru
this came Miss Bishop followed by
her octoroon woman. over his shout
der Captain Blood observed her APP
I preach,
Perhaps, since Colonel Bishop Is
with you. you will convey his niece
to him. Miss Bishop was aboard this
Royal Mary also, and rescued her
together with his lordshlp. she will
be able 10 acqualnt her uncle with
the details OF that and OF the present
state OF affairs
Swept thus from surprise 70 sur
prise. vapinin CalverIey could do nc
more than bow again.
AS for me. said Lord Julian. with
intent 20 make Miss Bishops de
parture free from all interference OF
the part OF the buccaneers. Il shall
remain aboard the Arabelia until vi
reach Port Royal My compliment,
10 Colonel Bishop. Say that loob
forward TO making his acquaintance
there"
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never hn' done Il. Tho fellows bub'
BLEED YOU. Why, he's first a rebel,
then an escaped slave, and lastly II
bloody pirate, I've been hunting him
thls year past"
II assure you. air. that | was fully
informed OF all, l do not grant tho
kings commission lightly"
Don't you, by Cod And what olso
do you call this7 But an his
majosty'- deputy governor OF Jamhl'
On, I'll take leave 10 correct your nils
take In my own way"
"Ahl And what way may that be7''
There's a gallows waiting for this
rascal hero In Port Royal"
Blood would have interviewed nj
that. but Lord Julian forcstnlled him.
II see, sir. that you do not yet
quite npprohond tho circumstances.
II It's II mistake 10 grant Captain
Blood u commission. tho mistake IN
not mino, am acting upon the In
structions OF my Lord Sunderland;
and with full knowledge Of all the
facts. HIS lordship expressly designat'
ed Captain Blood for this commission
II Captain Blood could be persuaded
to accept H."
Colonel Bishops mouth fell open
In surprise and dlsmay,
Expressly"
His lordshlp waited moment for
n reply. Mono coming from the
speeohless deputy governor, he asked
n question: would you still venture
to describe tho matter as a mistake.
sir2 And dare you take the risk OF
correcting ~"
Il -. had not dreamed -
Il understand. sir. Lot mo present
Captain Blood"
Perforco Bishop must put on the
best face no could command But
that Il was no more than n mask for
HIS fury and his venom was plain to
all.
From that unpromising beginning
matters had not improved. rather
had they grown worse.
Blood'a thoughts wero upon this
and other things as he lounged there
on tho dRy.bed He had been n
fortnight In Port Royal. his ship vlr,
tually unit now In tho Jamaica
squadron. And when the news OF /,
reached Tortuga and the buccaneers
who awaited his return, the name OF
Captain Blood. which had stood SO
high among tho Brethren OF the
Coast, would become byword. O
thing OF eIccratlon. and before al
was done his life might pay forfeit
for what would be accounted q
trcneherous detection, And for what
had no placed himself in this posi-
tionf For tho sake OF a girl who
avoided him 80 persiatently and In
tentlonally that he must assume thai
she Btiil regarded him with aversion
| He had scarcely been vouchsafed q
/ glimpse OF her In all this fortnight
altho with tina, In view for his malr
object no had daily haunted hci
unclo's residence. md daily bravet
tho unmarked hostility and bafflct
raneor In which Colonel Bishop hclt
/ him Nor WAS that the worst OF II
He was allowed plainly TO pcrcciy,
that II was the graceful. clegan
young trincr from ST. James. LORE
Julian, TO whom her every momcn
was devoted And what chance hat
| he. desperate adyenturer with 1
record OF outlawry. against such {
rival as TINT. man OF parts, more
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be smokes a pipe thaes hick and lono

Ho turns n fiery red.
He eats great chunks
or coal or wood.
He's certainly well fed.
He's very smart
For he can cook
a meal to suit the king.
Can roast duck,
or bake a cake,
And never spoil a thing.
He smokes a pipe
That's thick and long,
And stretches to tho wall.
But drops his ashes
In pan.
And makes no dirt at all.
IT he's not fed
Eie catches cold
And he has an awful chill.
Then matches are
His medicine,
And save a doctor bill.
His habits are
AZ steady as
i sailors beacon light:
Yet II you are
Not watching him
He'll 70 right out OF night
Hes loads of friends,
There's not n house.
From nobleman 10 peasant,
Where he's not welcome,
For my dcars.
He's useful. strong and pleasant"
I'll bet you I know what 10 H."
whispered Old King Cole TO Nick.
II knew the answer the minute she
said his pipe stretched to the wall.
There Ia only one person who has
a pipe that's longer than mine and
that is"
II know what II is shouted tho
Baker Man. 81 knew Il tho minute
you said that II could bake a cake.
IT'S a."
iIo hApFE' balu ANduGJs WIN
had gotten tired Of so much talk
Ing.
"RlFhtr' cried the Riddle Lady.
And the prize today is party.
SIT down. everybody. The stove has
everything ready except tho Ice
cream"
TO he Continued
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Continued From Yesterday

This deputy proved TO DO an officer
named CalVerley, vigorous, self
sufficient fellow, comparatively fresh
from England. whose manner mado
1t clear that no came fully instructed
by Colonel Bishop upon tho matter
OF how To handle the pirates,
His air, as he stepped into the
waist OF tho Arabclla, was naughty.
truoulent, and disduinful,
Blood, the kings commission now
In his pocket, and Lord Julian stand
ing beside him. waited TO receive him.
and Captain CalNerley was u little
taken ahack az finding himself con.
fronted by two men so very different,
~ outwardly from anything that he
had expected Hut he lost none OF
his naughty polse, and scarcely
deignod a glance at the swarm OF
fierce. half.naked fellows lounging in
a semieircle 20 form background.
: "Good.day 70 you sir. Blood hailed
i'm pleasantly II have the honor to
Islvo you welcome aboard the Arahcl
Ia, My name Is Blood Captain
Blood. at your service, You may
have heard Of me"
Captain Calverley stared hard, The
airy manners OF this rcdonbtable buc,
cancer was hardly what he had look
cd for In desperate fellow, compel
led 20 lgnominious surrender, 4 thin,
sour smile broke on tho officers
naughty lips.
you'll ruffle II 20 the gailows. nc
doubt" he said contemptuoualy. II
suppose that Is after the fashion OF
your kind. Meanwhile it's your sur
render require. my man, not your
impudence."
Captain Blood appeared surprised
palned. He turned In appeal TO Lord
Julian.
~ We hear that now9 And did
We ever hear the llke9 But what did
I tell We? Ye see, tho young gentle
mans under a miaprchcnsion entire
". Perhaps tin save broken bones
II your lordship explains just whc
and what / am.
Lord Julian advanced step and
bowed perfunctorily and rather dis
painfully TO that very disdainful but
now dumblounded officer. Pitt, whc
watched the scene from the quarter
deck rail. tells us that his lordshlT
was as grave as parson at a hang
Ing. But suspect this gravity fol
a mask under which Lord Julian wa,
secretly amused.
Il have the honor 20 inform you
.sir." he said stifrly. that Captain
Blood holds a commission In tht
yxings service under the seal OF my
Lord Sunderland. his majesty's secrc
tary OF state"
Captain Calverley's face empur
pied: his eyes bulged- The buccanecri
in the background chuckled nnt
crowed and swore among thcmselvc.
In their relish OF this comedy. Fol
a long moment Caiverley stared In 81
lence at his lordshlp. observing tht
costly elegance OF his dress. his al
of calm assurance. and his cold. fas
tldlous speech. oil OF which savore'
distinctly OF the great world 10 which
he belonged.
and who the dsvil may you be7'
he exploded az last.
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and bags--bags for morning, after.
noon and evening-for teas and dams.
ants. for the matinee and for the
opera. Nearly all the fashionable
couturiers have their own particular
models that are az distinctive as their
frockA and sometimes almost MS ex.
penAiye.
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MAKE way for tho Riddle LadyT'
called Humpty Dumpty. she's com.
ing TO ask another riddle"
Nancy and Nick ran to open the
door OF her coach. and out she
stepped while all the Riddle Land
people crowded round 10 hear. This
was the riddle she asked:
who sits In room
And never moves,
But Kisses, roar8 and sputtsrs.
He has four legs,
Yet not an arm,
And dozen doors and shutters
sHe's black as coal
4 4 nd yet at times.
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ehe annual
\ Is being
n old cast
y ask your
theirs ana
Quarters at
] furnlga,ed
nld be In
proceeds
y with our
rs or guar
the sale ii
t.s2os and
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over, an he was bound 10 ndmlt7

over. as he wns bound TO admit7
You conceive the bitterness OF HIS
soul. lie heheld himself TO be as the
dhg in the fable that had dropped
the substance TO snatch at IA delusiye
shadow.
He sought comfort in line on the
open page before him:
'leyius III patlentla qulcquid
corrIgero est ncfas."
sough, Il, but hardly found It.
A boat that had approached un,
noticed from the shore came scrap.
ing and humping against the great
red huh OF the Arabclla, and rnucous
voice sent up n haillng shout. From
the ships bclfry two ailvery notes
rang clear and sharp. and a moment
or two later the bo'aun's whistle
shrilled a long wall.
Continued Tomorrow
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A Batel. cid
pay Dccen.l
[speciai invi.
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by MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-when the
Parisienne has decided on her gown.
her hat and her shoes, her thoughts
next travel 10 the handbag she viii
carry.
And this. you must know. Is no
Idle confederation. for there are bags
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CHAPTER XIII
HoStiIitlfs

In the great harbor OF Port Royal
spacious enough to have given moor.
lngs 10 all tho ships OF oil tho navie.
OF tho world. the ArabeiIa rode al
anchor Almost shs had tho air OF a
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CLUB STATES
BIG SESSION
lad nm lmproYomenl

Tho Sunset Hin Improvement
club viii meet in regular session NJ
8 o'clock Tuesday night, December
llth In the Webster school, w. 9th
ut. and 30th ave. NJ. w,
w. -. Barkhuff, commissioner
Of streets, viii speak on n subject
Of His own choosing.
George II. Russell water sIperin'
tendent and chairman Of the board
OF public works. will tell about the
Seattle water system. Ills tab;
viii be illustrated.
All residents OF Sunset iill and
friends are invited 10 attnd.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

THE MADRID. 1900 18th st. Apt. 4-BrGht
! furnished front room; private family; lady;
tnln lhnthn
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617 GRESHAM PL. S.w.-Front room. .
ladies or employed couple; home privileges
50 per week each lie
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

The Star requires from
advertisers IN this column
references and a detailed
statement of their PROPOSITION.
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"a ST. NE. near North Capitol and Rhode
Island ave- or rooms. furnished; adults:
] =. b. k: electricity. Call North 1Ra4-L LIZ
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued
ESSEX SEDAN

Fine condition in every particular: excellent
tires. Accept Dodge Essex touring in part
payment. Part cash. balance monthly. Seaton
Garage, As Seaton St ne.
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FOR SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1872; motor. size "A;
In frst-class condition. with speedometer,
tandem and other extras. Apply W. A. Clarke,
1104 st. ne. Phone Line. 5029J. IL
INDIAN CHIEF "a, 1923 model; fully equip
ped; cut out. speedometer: gone 500 miles :;
can be bought on reasonable terms Phone
Col. 1000. Apt. 879. bet. o and IL morning,
and evenings. liz
TWIN CYLINDER, perfect condition; extra
seat and tire: will sell to first reasonable Of
fer bort Auto Agency, 1912 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
CanftuuaA

1918 BUICK ROADSTER. $500.
1922 Dodge roadster.
S-cyl. Wiilys-Knight touring.
1h-ton truck. with 2ton body. Has been
thoroughly overhauled and repainted. Cheap.
Terms can be arranged any Of the above.
WHISTLE GARAGE,
rt
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued.
USED CARS WITH

SERVICE.
The cars offered below are in
excellent condition. Our guar
antee is contained in booklet of
service coupons, which will elm
mate expense of minor repairs
for quite a period of time.
ALL LATE MODELS.
Stephens demonstrator, 7-pass.
Stephens demonstration, 5 pass.
Hupmobile 5-pass. roadster.
Dixie Flyer 5-pass. touring.
Jackson sport, 5-pass.
Cadillac touring, 7-pass.
Ford truck, $1OO cash.
Terms to reliable people.
STEPHENS.
1127 14th St. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAY.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

C0w-Fine young Holstein. 81 gallons a day.
Phone Adams 79S. 13s
SEVERAL GOOD YOUNG FRESH cows,
tested. MUESoN BROS. II. l. Burke. Va.
BUFF ORPINGT0N HEN with Is chicks, 81.
b5Q4 7th NV
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CORNER STORE in apartment house: light
delicatessen, soda fountain. candy and cigars;
no similar stores in this section; low rent
AGENTS, take notice Address Box 105-C. Star
81. Ior
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ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once: must be
reasonable for cash Address Box 33i-C, star
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BUICK TOURINGS.

Two In good condition; good rubber: sell
for unpaid notes OF S325, sfO0 cash, balance
monthly. General Finance Co. See Mr..
Morgan l722 I, ST NV
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FOR SALE-Note and End trust good prop
arty and good pay: liberal discount; no bro
kcrs Address BOX 4O-C Star office
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RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

TWO adjoining front bedrooms, ami: wftni
Walking distance of d7wntown. Phone We.
S08-J lie
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itah'E. NRAt dining room iAi Kitchen, IN
large rooming house; in business district. Ad-
dress BOX 1870 Star office
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AUTO EXCHANGE
OF WASHINGTON, INC,
iii 18th ST. NV. Frank. 5I74

AUTO EXCHANGE
OF WASHINGTON, INC,
iii 18th ST. NV. Frank. 5I74.
If you are going to purchase
a good automobile, you want to
be fair to yourself, do you not?
If so, look over the stock of the
largest used car dealers in
Washington and see for yourself
the high quality of our stock.
1922 HUPMORILE ROADSTER
1922 sTEARNs. KNIGHT ROADSTER.
1922 BUICK T0TRING.
1922 DURANT TOURING.
1922 LOC0MOBILE ROADSTER.
1922 HUDSON SPEEDsTER.
1921 BUICK TOURING.
1921 NASH TOVRING.
1921 BUICK ROADSTER.
1921 sIIDEBAkER COUPE.
1921 STTDEBAkER TOURING
1921 CADILLAC TOURING. .
1921 TEMPLAR SPORT.
1921 PREMIER TOURING.
1921 AUBURN SEDAN.
1920 FRANKLIN t-PASS
1920 JORDAN I-rAsS. TOURING.
1920 DODGE ROADSTER.
1920 BUICK TOURING.
1910 CADILLAC ROADSTER
1910 CADILLAC COUPE.
1919 PACKARD TwINsIX TOURING.
1918 FRANKLIN TOURING.
1918 CADILLAC TOURING.
AND MANY OTHERS.
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAYS.
YOUR CONVENIENCE.
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GAS RANGE. 4 burners. oven and broiler:
also improved New Baltimore coal range. 30
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1881 NV. Apt 3-NIceIy furnished from
room; rent reasonable. Call or phone Wes
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S55o-RO0MING HOUSE, IL rms. baths.
S75O-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, $50.
Ss5o-Rooming house, L. rooms, rent, $40.
81 .200-Rooming house 13 rooms: rent. $50.
Near 9th and Mass a"e.: make ofer.
S3oo-Grocery and . rooms: rent. S25.
S9nO-Grocery and rooms; rent S!O.
s. "00-Grocery and rooms: rent So
S2OO-Confect. and rooms; rent, SO.
SJJ0-Confect. and rooms: rent. SiI.
81 1nO-Confect and Z rooms: rent. Sf5.
So InO-Confect. and delicatessen; Z rooms.
s6no-Cigar and newsstand: rent. SO.
ss5O-Cigar and news business: rooms;
rent $50; 4-year lease good trade;
S3OO-Tailoring business: central location:
Prosperity machine: great sacrifice
f5jo-Gas oil and accessory business; on
prominent st: rent only $50.
ssOa-Near- and lunch: 4 rooms.
sc.Ooo-Near beer and lunch: cheap rent.
r. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN s043. MAIN 'I'3'
21s Machinists' bldg, 9th & Mass ave. NV.
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WILIYS-KNIGHT

1919. T-pass., S-cylinder: paint and general
condition excellent; new cord tires. Price,
$3.50. Will accept smaller car in part pay
ment; part cash. balance monthly. Seaton
Garage, 45 Seaton st ne
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1884 18th ST. S.W.-Attractiye large front
room in private home; modern convenienres
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ID 3rd ST. Ne. near Congressional Library.
L. K, third floor room and kitchenette: s.
weekly: back room. S.; references H.
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LIGHT LUNCH-DOiug good business: lease !;
o.hnr huSinass cause for selling. l2lI ID ST.
" " los
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LARGE front room in modern home; two
Jewish gentlemen preferred; board il desired.
Adams 405:. 1Is
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GOLD SEAL CARS

CADILLAC 4-PASSENGER. MODEL 50.
WILIS-ST. CLAIRE TOURING. 1922.
WILIS-ST. CLAIRE ROADSTER, 1922.
HUPM0BlIiE TOURING (demonstrator) 1922.
HUPM0BILE TOURING, 1921
HUPMOBILE SEDAN, 1921.
HUPMOBILE 2-PASSENGER COUPE, 1922.
MAXWELL COUPE, 1922.
DETROIT ELECTRIC COUPE.
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1916 YARNCM ST. N.W.-Hoom and sleep
18th st. bus; s25. Phone Col 6lS21-w I2s
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IN PRIVATE FAMILY; large room with pr D.,
yate laYatory; one or two persons, Adams
NDI.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

GAS RANGES. good as new; all styles; guar
anteed: less than half price; why pay more
new ranges, reduced prices. J. W. Williams.
GOO 9th NV Main 1856 lee
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SITTING ROOM and screened and glass sleci-
ing porch; next TO bath; private family; hot
wafer: near 14th ST cars. Adams oa67. IL
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12S MD. AVE. S.W.. Apt. Two largc
rooms; COOL private apt. men only; CONVEX
lent TO all depts. 12h
Evening star., 1923-06-11

1917 ST. S.W.-Well furnished room, rua
ming hot and cold water in room; semi privai
hath.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

The following cars are in
good condition, although they
do not carry the Certified Gold
Seal. They are guaranteed for
90 days to be free from mechan-
ical defects:
Evening star., 1923-06-11
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS

RHBY CARRIAGE, Lloyd reversible. ivory
finish reed: good condition: cost $50: sell
$40; baby walker, So Mrs. q. VI. Bender.
T11 II St NV franklin 1O64
ENBY CARTHAGE, So ice cream freezer,
watcr-power washer. Columbia l8Ol.
RARY CARRIAGE. stroller. high and nursery
chairs kitchen table. chairs desk. curtains.
etc: sacrifice. Lincoln 2137W. 1851 4 St ne.
RhRY CARRIAGE lullaby. camera. telegram.
vse ukuelr. medical battery; cheap. Col.
&HR0-J.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
HUDSON SEDAN
SIX-CYLINDER TOURING.

Latest type, perfect condition: smaller car
considered trade-in; part cash. balance
monthly. Seaton Garage. 4J SeatOn st. ne.