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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Receivers From
Poison Tablets
Mary Lewis and Margaret Grace
Reed Will be Sent to
Richmond

Mary Lewis, sixteen years old,
who swallowed bichloride Of mer-
curry tablets in the detention room
at police headquarters early Sat-
urday afternoon has recovered
from the effects of her experience,
it was stated today, and she is still
at the Alexandria Hospital.
Both she and Margaret Grace
Reed, the latter sixteen years of
age, are to be taken either Tues
day or Wednesday to Richmond,
Va. Mrs. Howard stated this
morning that the girls will be plac-
ed in a home yet to be determined
upon. The Reed girl may be plac-
ed in one institution and the Lewis
girl in another.
With reference to the taking
of poison by the Lewis girl the
Reed girl stated today to repre-
sentative of The Gazette that they
obtained the poison intending to
use it after they arrived in Rich
mond in the event they were sent
to the Bon Air Home. The Reed
girl expressed aversion to being
sent to the institution known as
the Bon Air Home.
According to the girl, she says
she is now ready and willing to GO
to a home and she appeared bright
and cheerful this morning. The
Lewis girl also appears bright af-
ter her attempt at self destruction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Women Guests;
Kiwanis Hosts
Luncheon to Women Voters Feat
ure of COnventiOn-Dr. Bar
rett to Preside

The Kiwanis Club of Alexandria
will be hosts TO the delegates to
the State Convention of the Vir-
ginia League of Women Voters, at
their luncheon in the Westminster
Building, on Thursday, January
25th, The Chairman and vice chair
man of the local committee on ar
rangements, Mrs. Morris L. Hor-
ner and Mrs. c. William Wattles,
with Mrs. William j. Morton
President Of the local branch, will
be the guests of the Kiwanians
also.
Thursday morning and after
noon session will be devoted to the
business of the Convention and the
session in the evening will be "Na-
tional Night" DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett, a vice president Of the
State League, will preside at this
meeting. DR.. Barrett is figure
of national Importance and her
presence at the Convention will be
an inspiration to those workers foi
good government. DR.. Barrett is
National President of the Ameri-
can Legion. Auxiliary, Honorary
President for life of the National
Council of Women, Honorary
President of the Nationa
Council of Women and
President of the lnternationa
President of the Needlework Guile
of America, in addition to her Ma
tional Presidency of the Florence
Crittenton Mission. Through hel
affiliation with these organizations
DR.. Barrett is in close touch with
the activities of women in this
and other countries and it is par
ticularly fitting that she shOulC
preside at the National Night OF
the Convention.
Speakers for the evening will bC
Miss Belle Sherwin, Of Ohio, vice
president of the National League
and head of the National Depart
ment for Efficient Education anC
Training in Citizenship, and Miss
Marion Parkhurst, Congressional
Secretary of the National League
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Man Held in Chicago Fills
Description of Gang
Leader
ANOTHER is DEAD
Authorities Think Other Gangsters
Will be Caught in Few Days
Stole 100000 From Govern
ment Car in Denver

Chicago, Jan. 15-Capture of
the Bandit gang who escaped with
100000 from a government au-
tomobile in front of the Denver
mint last month was believed near
today.
One man whom the police be-
lieved, was the leader of the band
its, was under arrest here and The
dead body Of another member of
the gang was found in Denver.
The man arrested here gave the
name of Daniel Culhane. He was
grilled throughout the night bat
denied any knowledge Of the rob
berry.
Police declared his description
tallies exactly with that of Albert
It. Hollywood, alleged leader OF
the gang.
/ Shortly after Culhane's arrest
Denver police discovered u frozen
bullet riddled body in an automO-
bile in a garage in the Capitol
Hill District of Denver. Authori
ties declared the man had been
dead for several weeks.
A 30-SO rifle was in the ma
chine.
Marks on the dead mans cloth
ing indicated he came from Chi
cago.
Culhane's arrest followed a tir
from Kansas City that he had call
ed over long distance to an under
world character there and that du,
ing the conversation the Denver
mint robbery was mentioned.
Culhane was also beliveed t
have led the bandits who raideC
the Citizens Bank of Springfield
Mo. shot down a policeman anC
bank employe and escaped will
( $4,000. The suspect also denie'
participation in this robbery anC
asserted he had not been out o
1 Chicago for three years.
He was arrested in his room a
the Washington Hotel. An auto
matte pistol was found under hi
inflow and sewed in his vest wer
several moneS wrappers. He re
fused to explain these. Culhan
declared he was 4 member OF
million dollar gambling syndicat
here. He carried little money.
i Denver police asserted the DIS
coverv of the slain bandits bod
resulted from a tip from Chicago
Authorities here denied they ha'
communicated with the Denver po
lice. IL
1--WE are sure we nave the leade
Of the Denver gang in custody
Chief of Detectives Michael Hugh
es declared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Boost Williams
For Head of I. 2. A

Julian Y. Williams, pror lnent
locally and nationally in the
Travellers Protective Association
was nominated Saturday night oy
the local post for national presi-
dent of the order and the dele
gates from Alexandria who VIII
attend the national convention Of
the organization will be instruct
ed TO use their efforts to land for
Mr.. Williams the national preSl-
)dency of that organization with
which she has been identified with
Ifor many years past. Indications
thus far are that MIR. Williams
will land the Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Negro ESCAPES
From Road Gang
Waller Johnson Was Serving FIVE
Years For Killing Elmer
Ferris Colored

Walter johnson, colored' sentehc :
cod bv the corporation court Oh
this city to serve a term OF flye Nv
Years in the penitentiary for the
fatal shooting Of Elmer Ferris
co!ored. escaped from the state
convict road force at Washington
Virginia Yesterday according 70
word received bv the police from
Sergt. B. F. Vaughan Of Camp
No. %. The police think that
Johnson may come 70 his old
home here and they are looking
out for him.
On June 6. 1922, johnson enter
ed a plea of guilty to the shoot
ing. On October 2S, 1921, he IA
tally wounded two men, Cnarley
and Elmer Ferris. colored, broth
ers. A jury in The corporation
court acquitted him Of the charge
of fatally shooting Charles Ferris
and he subsequently pleaded gull
tv 70 manslaughter on the charge
Of the shooting Of Elmer Ferris. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
CITY MAY FINANCE ROAD

Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 15.-The
Chamber of Commerce Saturday
presented to the City Council the
problem of the city issuing $780,
600 worth Of 1-2 per cent,
short-term bonds to anticipate
the State in financing the building
Of the Natural Bridge Highway,
between Natural Bridge and Dan
Vile, this year. The Council de-
ferred action until Monday after
noon at an adjourned meeting.
Figuring on the State taking
years to complete the road with
out city aid. it is estimated that
the city would have to pay about
$4,000 in interest before the
State could repay the loan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Tablet Presentation

All is in readiness for the for
nal presentation of the tablet to
the memory of the late P. Nc
Knight Baldwin which will take
place at the Alexandria Hospital
at 5:l5 o'clock this afternoon. The
exercises will be held in the
nurseS home. The program here
tofore published in The Gazette
will be carried out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
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Dog Admitted
Into Court

!. When it comes to dis
: tinction, "B pae" the an
:. Gus little d. carried on a
: leash by If Anna c.
!. Smythe takes The prize, ior
!. already "Bobl enjoy he
: distinction of i ing appear-
: ed in three cot 8, these be
:. ing the Police CouI the
: the Corporation Court ~ sis
: city, and the D;s.r.c -vurt
: of Appeals in Washington.
:. "Bobbie" is an unusually
!. well-behaved dog and the
!. judges, despite their strict
:. rules, have always allowed
: his presence in their courts.
!. In every case "Bobbie" has
: lived up to court etiquette
:. and never once has he mis-
!. behaved or acted in any man.
:. ner whatsoever that would
!. cause his owner the least bit
: of embarrassment.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15

Berlin, Jan. 15-French and
Lithuanian troops battled in the
heart of Memel for possession of
the city today.
The Lithuanians, entering the
city drove back handful of French
troops who had entrenched them
| selves before the gates, dispatches
said.
British and French warShipS
were reported Saturday enroute to
Memel to reinforce the French
troops. Memel is 4 neutral zone
under the League of Nations. IT
lis on the Prussian border and is
particularly desired by Lithuanla
whose regular troops are taking
advantage of the Ruhr situation to
attack. -,
The great plants of SHINES VIII
come within the new French line
if Bochum is encircled.
\ France today increased her
forces at Essen and extended the
new line Of occupation to include
5Hartiean and Gelsenkirchen. Last
might troops pushed northward &c
2Kupperdreh and Nieferwenigerm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
Alvin Waters Charged
With Contributing to
Delinquency of Girls
TO GRAND JURY
Charge of Violating oi Prohibition
Law in Connection With Same
Case to be Sifted iy aFand Jury
Appeal is N0tod

Alvin Waters, charged with con-
tributing to the delinquency of
Mary Lewis and Margaret Grace
Reed, girls of sixteen years OF
age. and also charged with violat-
ing the provisions of the state
prohibition law, was sentenced IN
the police court at 4:3O o'clock
Saturday afternoon TO serve o
term of so days in jail ard pay a
fine of 500 on the charge of con-
tributing 10 the delinquency OF
these girls, and on the charge OF
violating the provisions of the
prohibition law, was held for the
action of the grand jury.
Attorney Charles Henry Smit'
who represented the accused, '
ted that he would appeal the cas-
to the Corporation Court.
The persecution of the case WI
conducted by Commonwealth's A
torney William p. Woolls'
The bond of Waters was fixe
at $1,000, the sum of $500 beI
REQUIRED on each Of the charge!
In default of a bail bond he W.
remanded to Jail.
At the afternoon session
court which was opened shoit
after 9 o'clock, Clarence Long,
of the men also charged with CT
tributing to the delinquency of t
girls, who was convicted Of
charge and sentence 10 sc
thirty days in jail and pay ID.
of 500, was the only wi
heard. The testimony Of
was substantially that ne
Waters last Tuesday nie W
on party in an aunmor e
longing to Waters. They fl.
went to Relee, Arlin r-11 count
where there is a dane al. linz
ing the hall close fey returne
! to this city. Waters h .dmitte
procured whiskey bcf5r the
started on the trip, a.though I
said he did not know where he ol
tanned it. Returning from Rele
they all went to the house {
colored people on Wilkes stree
and at this place the Reed gi
was taken i'll. Soon afterwal
she revived and they left the place
and inffectual efforts were made
at a rooming house and hotel to
obtain rooms for the girls, the Le-
wis girl being afraid to 90 to her
home he said. Long also told the
court he had been going to see
Miss Reed for the past six or
seven months. Regarding the
trip made to the house of the COL
ored people Long testifi ! that the
girls suggested that the party go
where there was m5ei, 50 they
could dance. Al the 'cuse of the
colored people drir He sa'i were
offered the memb IS Of the party
but none was taken as far as he
knew
The defense did rot put on al
witness.
Justice Duvall in summing
the case declared that Wate.
from the evidence adduced, fun
ished the whisfey and automo-
bill, and said that he felt thaf
from what he could see /; probai
was "hatched up" arrangeme-
The testimony presented befn
/ him he said, showed that Wat
was familiar with the house Il
visited, and it was at thii hou
the court said, a raid was m;
by the police some time ago { r
twelve one-half gallons Of In
was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
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Danish Prelate
For Preaching

J. Mexico City, Jan. ID
!. Omitted Press)-Monsignor
]. Ernesto Phillip, Italian
]. apostolic delegate to Mexico
!. has been given until tomor-
!. row to leave the country in
!. violation of the federal con-
!. stitution.
!. Although President Obre-
!. gon explained that the ex-
]. pulsion. is in line with Mexi-
;. can policy that foreigners
:. must observe the laws of
+ the country" the move was
I interpresent by many fas-
:. cisti leaders, exponents of
= catholicism, as the begin
!. ming OF religious war
!. fare" These charges are de-
: MED in government circles
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
pIrsH OF HERRING

Glasgow (By Mail to The United
press1@The largest shoals of her;
,.;rps in thirty years have appeared
IN sclwav Firth, south of here, at
Worvnort W and Workington, the fish
car,e close inshore. Scores of fish
er,nen waded in and scooped up
the souirming visitors with bare
hands. The kippered herring bus.
mess is booming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
]. Lawrence Perry
Taken to Allan

J. Lawrence Perry, recer
sentenced to serve term Of !
years in the federal penitenti;
at Atlanta. Ga. was taken to
institution yesterday afternoon
Dcpuy Marshal William Schoe
Perry was formerly empolyed
the Alexandria National B
and was charged with tie emi
element and misarprop.iaior
funds to thai institution. "
the case came into the I'm
States Court and a md IN
was returned agalns, him e
tered a plea Of gui ty AID
sentenced by Judge d. Lawn
Groner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
TO DECIDE DOLLAR DAY

The Retail Merchants Bureau
Of the chamber of commerce vii
hold a special meeting at o'oV
Gclock tomorrow afternoon at
which time they will decide wheth-
er or not a general dollar sale Will
he held, and if so date for same
will be decided upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
French and Lithuanians
Battle For Possession OF
Memel, a Neutral Town
British Rush Warships
To Aid At Prus-
sian City
ADVANCE LINES
Hungarian Troops Enter
Rumania-Balkan War
Seems Inevitable

New conflicts of arms after
! maths of the world war, broke out
in Europe today. Lithuaniams and
French fought in the streets of
Memel and troops were reported
mobilizing on the Rumanian for
der.
French troops are making a des-
Aperate attempt to hold Memel while
fallied warships are racing to the
rescue. The attackers, Seizing up
on the Ruhr situation to handicap
the allies in defending the Prussian
ybOrder city. drove the French
troops back from trenches outside
the city.
The Rumanian minister in Paris
disclosed that war clouds again
are lowering over the Balkans in
a report that bands Of Hungarian
troops have already entered his
country.
In the Ruhr, French troops mov-
ed forward to occupy additional ter
ritory, including bochum. A dis
patch from Berlin said that the
advance guard of the French have
entered that city. the Capitol of
! the great industrial interests Of
Hugo SHINES.
War in the Near East may be
Iadded 20 the turmoil. if the Lau-
same conference fails.
Greece is reported moving troops
to Thraee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
MISS LILLIAN COOPER WEBS

Fredericksburg, Va. Jan. Is.
Harry Boutchyard. Of Stafford
County, and Miss Lillian Cooper,
of this city, were married here
last night The bride is q daugh-
Ater of James Cooper of Stafford
3county, and the groom is son Of
{McDuff Butchyard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
WILD WILD WOMEN

New York: Robert Evans,
Yonkers. tried to keep 81 out of
his S44 weekly pay check. Police
whom he called to quiet Mrs.
Evans advised him to get a legal
separation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15

Vancouver, p. C.; c. P. Liner
Empress of Aisa, took $50 tons
of Canadian apples TO the Orient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-15
WEATHER

For this section-Fair and
colder today; tomorrow fair;
strong westerly winds
Evening star., 1923-04-23
sALE-INvEsTMENT PR0P'TY,

~ BRICK HOUSES, 4 ROOMS EACH. Ala
for $4,000: or will sell singIy, So 800 each.
rare bargain.
Store and 2s rooms. a corner building, near
3rd and Pa. ave. NV; room for two more
stores. Price, S23 510; cash $40. go.
Fscant-22 rooms and 2 baths suitable for
small hotel or rocminR house; also 4-car brick
garage; all for Sl4,5O0; cash, 50 so. souud
Investment
THE EXCHANGE"
4S6 Louisiana Ave. NV.
Moi,
Evening star., 1923-04-23
APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.
CAnfinuAd,

''PERsONALLY INSPECTED" APARTMENTS
All prices all locations. Addresses free.
Mashington serr. Bn.. Dist. Nat Bank nldE.
APT. 81, 4 rms. & bath; 1459 N
NV; modern, Apt. 81, q rooms
and bath.
c. F. wARING & CO.
Frank 55I2 2l8 Bond. bldg.
Evening star., 1923-04-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued.
I1II- nIItElAAI A,rn - III

1895 POTOMAC ST. NV.
8 r.. kit, rec hall & b-........... $1,000 mo.
5-1s2s RIGGS PL NV.
1 r., kitchenette q b.............. b. $50 80 mo
4225 VA. AVE. Sc
r. & b.. h.-w.h. .h................s s25 so mo.
MOORE s. HILL, INC,
142O-22 III ST. V W.
Evening star., 1923-04-23
FOR SALE-L0TS

CHEVY CHASE LOTS FOR sALE-HAVING
moved to California, ! wish to dispose of my
holdings in Washington at q sacrifice. Write
for particulars GEORGE s. REEFS, Beverly
Hills. Calf.
LOIS. TAkOMA PARK, MARYLAND SIDE:
near car line: high eleyation: plenty OF
shade: easy terms. FEDERAL REALTY co.
145 Carroll ave. Col. alt9W 23s
FOUR LOTS ON BALTIMORE AND WASH
ington boulevard. five blocks from District
line. Excellent location for gas station "r
business. Reasonable. MIR. REED, Franklin
s9S.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. OVERLOOKING
18th st. and Rock Creek PARK. OWNER, Co.
lumbla 421S, after pm.
BUILDING LOT IN POTOMAC HGTS.. FAC
ing Conduit rd.: terms reasonable. See Z.
H. Sedgwick. No. Parker ave. Cherrydaie,
Va.
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT II AURORA
Hills. Va; 59xl50 IT.; water. sewerage, elec.
u. \. LYLES. 734 9Th st. Main 4OsJ. 3s
ON EASY PAYMENTS. AT X AND 18th SIS.
northeast Call Lincoia 1891. 2ss
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE. 6s FIT. FRONT
age on Pa. ave. Sc: wide alley; bargain
price. Mr.. PLANK. Main 1888. "a
65.34O so. FIT, AND ADJOINING PROP
erty; cheap: cash or terms: East Chevy ChiY&
u. =. Address Box 244-W, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-04-23
WANTED-OFFICES.
RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

CONTRACTOR wants Office space or shop il
NV. section. Address Box S1s-W. Star Office
Evening star., 1923-04-23
RENT-WAREH0USES.

APPROXIMATELY $500 50. FIT OF DESIR
able space, all on first floor, 20-ft. paved
driveway under cover. ESTATE OF SAMUEL
G. MCDOWELL, Frank Mcdowell. trustee,
lexington place and ST. ne, opp. B. & q.
fe 2ht yard. Phone North 255.
Evening star., 1923-04-23

SECTION OF 1850 50. FIT. FIREPRooF
space or first hoor our warehouse; separate
loading door to 30-ft. alley; especially suit
able fer merchandise storage and distributing
station. NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE s.
MONIN(S Co. l4aS L n Nurfh SS4I.
Evening star., 1923-04-23

oCT- -0F-T0WN INVESTOR W1NTS APART
ment house; must show good returns: can pa :
cash give full details in first letter. Ad
dress Box 41I., Star Office
Evening star., 1923-04-23
WANTED-GARAGES.

WANTED-BCILDING OR GARAGE NEAR
street In Sc: state price. MR.. HAMILTON,
S22 Seward square Sc. 26s
Evening star., 1923-04-23
RENT RO0MS--FURNIsHED
Continued.

keen,ng ICONS. aIectr.e fisbts gss. hath
overlooking park: or will rent large front room
sepNrate. feinnhnnn. H24e
Evening star., 1923-04-23
RENT HOUsEs-FURNIsHED.
Continued

CENTRAL Nv, DESIRABLE s-R00M. MOD
ern house, S1l5. v. 9222
AKGONNE TERRACE, I ROOMS AND BATH:
newly furnished; built-iD garage: immediate
possession
Evening star., 1923-04-23
RENT RO0Ms-SuRuRBAN

MT. RAINIER, ND.-Two furnished Ink
hrst noor. cleo, running water. sep gas
meter; $50 c. A. Fabritz. Campbell rrd
THREE LARGE, COOL handsomely furn.
rooms Ink, in strictly modern suburban
nome Ideally located Phone Falls Church 30.
Evening star., 1923-04-23
WANTED-INvEsTMENT PROP

" Louisiana Ave
Main 1893
Evening star., 1923-04-23

| CAyANAUGH COURTS. AFT. 21l-Large cor
ner room. four windows. sunlight: suitable Tor
couple or two girls. CAL Sunday or after
| Il u m 24s
Evening star., 1923-04-23

Sth AND UPSHCR STREETS, NEW BRICK
garages, rentals reduced TO 81 a month
/ SHANNON & LCCHS.
Evening star., 1923-04-23

GARAGD SPACE. CHEVY CHASE APART
ment. Chevy Chase Circle. $40 per mo. Call
Evening star., 1923-04-23
}ENT. R00Ms-UNFURNIsHED.
Contiuued

1870 PA. AVE. SE.--2 rooms, kftchenette,
unfnrnished. 2nd floor. with bath; southern
exposure: no children: reasonable. 23'
323 f ST. S.E.-Two large rooms, With heat
and bath, for light housekeeping. Apply on
premises. 23s
2024 PORTNER PLACE-Two rooms. semf-pri-
vate path; second 6oor; electricity and gas
OF Il ST. sK-2 large front rooms, heat.
oath and gas: light housekeeping. 24'
1914 ST. N,w-Two large 3rd -foor rooms,
gas included. $40 month.
504 NJ N.W.--Lfvfug BEDROOM kitchenette
eath, electricity. S36 month. 24s
l64 TENN. AVE. NE.-LArge front room;
gentlemen preferred. Phone Lincoln 2033 23'
~ l4th ST. N.E.--Two roomss gas, electric
and steam heat. 24s
1ni X ST. N.W-Two light housekeeping
rooms o3s
1h4s v. j. AVE. N.w.-Two unfurnished front
rooms, S2a, Fiat No 2
1871 ST. N.W.--t7nfnr, or 4 rooms sec
ond heof front: heat: light.
2'l2 BLADENSBURG ROADS rooms and
hath for Ink
1882 col. RID. N.w.-3 unfur. semi kitchen
ette: private hath. Phone Adams 271l.
3103 HOLMEAD PL. N.W-3 rooms; ami;
near l4rh and Park read
go l4is ST. NE.--Three bright and cheerful
rooms: for Light housekeeping.
Evening star., 1923-04-23
FOR pENT-GARAGES.

BRICK GARAGE-SPACE FOR ONE CAR
in Columbia court NV. Ss 80 per month
Key at GEO. W. LINkINS, 1Tl9 X st. NV
Evening star., 1923-04-23

REAR OF 1879 DE SALES sT.-BRICk GA.
rage, space for cars. grease trap. elec.
4&hrs and water; suitable for a repair shop.
Rear 629 II St, brick garage. suitable for
repair shop. $50.
Marion court NV. between 9th and 7th r
ana sis, brick gHraR, space for about 8
cars S2j.
GEO. W. LINKINS,
1Tl9 ST. Main soaS 90
Evening star., 1923-04-23

2525 14th ST. S.W.-Large. comfortable room
with every convenience. next hath. twin beds:
direct car and bus service: $l5 each for two.
or $2n for one party. Ehnne Col 2O3l.