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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10
North New Portland.

North New Portland.
During our school term father
worked at Greenyilie and we made
the most of three months instruction
and doubtless profited by the stern
discipline of those times. If we
missed in our lessons we stayed un-
til we knew them-altho it might be
dark. If we misbehaved. our hands
were bent back and the ferule was
laid on hard; and if we squealed, we
only got a worse dose of the same
medicine. The teachers were wo-
men and they boarded around after
the custom of those days.
I'VE were not without our sports,
even in that wilderness. and winter
WAS our delight. l remember one
day in November when the ice had
begun TO form on the lake and was
black enough to hold a bear or a
horse, as the saying went, that we
children ventured on it with our sleds
and Skates. Probable we Travelled
away from shore too far, for the
wind came up and broke all the ice
along the shore for a long distance
and we had to walk miles III round
about way to reach home. Mother
was walking the floor her face as
white as a sheet. She broke down
with this cutlery To father.
you've got to take me away.
can't stand it
81 don't remember how old I was
then, but we moved back to Bling
ham, when | was Il years old and |
imagine mother was glad enough to
be rid of bears and wilderness and
to come back to civilization.
My fathers home at Moosehead
was a little log-cabin. Only curtains
separated the boys from the girls in
the upper open chamber under the
caves, hut mother never permitted
any of us girls to show our heads
until the boys were dressed and
down stairs.
II recall the first stove that came
into that pioneer home. 1t stood ON
three legs and there were two doors.
one on each end. and TWO tunnels,
with an elevated oven where mother
was glad to cook her pies and beans,
instead of at the fireplace.
"In those days fishing was great.
| have seen what was called lake
trout which weighed 10 and even %
pounds apiece Deer were plenty.
bears frequently seen and ! myself
once killed a moose, I learned 10
swim in Moosehead and have kept
up the practice in later years, hay
ing had turn at it at Narragansett
as late as two years ago when | was
II years old.
when left Bingham, said she,
Ill was to live in the family of Lu-
Their Pierce at Scion, where | was
educated along with his daughter.
At sixteen | married stephen Clark
of Bingham, but he was killed in the
civil war, leaving me with one daugh-
ter. Then | married George Perkins
by whom | had seven children and
we made our home in Maine and in
Rhode Island. Later, came my mar
riage to Mr. Dawley my home now
being in Providence. r. I.
but | have never visited Moose
head since | was p years old and |
often wonder how that region now
appears in contrast with my child
hood recollections of it,"
Mrs. Dawley is sister of Mrs. HUI
da Caryille of North New Portland
and has ten grandchildren and ten
great grandchildren. She is in
good health and active.
Iudepeudeut- Repurter 500 a wear
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

Maine is noted for its wonderful
borts in the Big Woods section,
my of which have already been
ID of in these columns, but one OF
IRE than passing interest is the
|dge Pond resort.
In the heart of the Rangeley Lakes
zion, secluded and quiet yet easy
reach and Offering varied attrac-
ms, is situated the individual bun
lows and main camp known as
*dge Pond Camps, located on Dodge
nd, which is equi-distant between
keley Village and Oquossoc Sta
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10
lodge POND CAMPS IN THE HEART OF
THE RANGELEY SECTION
AIRED Attractions With Mountains, Streams
Lakes and Inviting Trails Thru the Forests

In the depths of the woods Won
derful plant life grows in abundance,
while overhead in the treetops melo-
dies of exquisite sweetness swell
from the threats of woodland song
sters.
The meals are prepared by cook
of unusual ability, the table being
supplied with fresh eggs, milk, cream
and poultry raised within the 500 acre
reservation owned by the manage
ment.
One feature highly appreciated by
all our guests and friends is the gar
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

Expect to ind Each sleeping room
pas running hot and cold water with
bath connected, fine beds, dressers,
Fardrobes, and other furniture add
|hg unusual comforts.
! The office, with large rock fire.
lace, is in the main camp, as is,
pso, the dining room, with it's green
ained furniture and white linen,
hrmonizing with the painting of ma
re as viewed from the window.
Five minutes walk from the camps,
er as beautiful trail as only ma
re can supply. is Round Pond, one
PIE in diameter. From the outlet
Dodge Pond, at about the same
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

via Worcester (State of Maine Elk
press and Rumford.
At Oquossoc station a passenger
truck meets every train and connects
with the motor boat at the outlet of
Dodge Pond (three and one-half
miles, which will take you to the
head of Dodge Pond 1.-TWO miles,
where the camps are situated.
BY AUTO
Follow routes as laid out in Blue
or Green Automobile Book to Range
ley village; follow State Road to-
ward Oquossoc; watch for sign,
Dodge Pond Camps" at the turn of
the road; drive right to camp.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

The fishing in Lang Pond should
not disappoint any angler worthy of
the name. The trout scale to 2h to
pounds, they come to the fly readily
and there are a lot of them.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

Here he and cant just hear him "Cmon
Pne? We taking
disastrous for him than merely being
a
aure lover and whose alert such
stream the
trespassng
IN Big Woods
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

lon, and 1000 feet above sea level.
There are at present five bunga-
bws, built on the same plan, but
nth two, three and four sleeping
poms, accommodating when filled,
bout twenty-five guests. These are
lot the rough camps which are often
1sualized by yacationists when con-
kmplating trip into the woods of
5aine, but neat little bungalows with
such as you would not
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10
Scale cards for Sale

We carry in stock cards for use by
sCalers aud others in timber or board
measurements. These are 3is in wide
by Si4 inches long. They are mum
hered on the left from l 10 - and
are otherwise in the standard form
which has been made use Of for years
in the Kennebec Valley. Sent post
nHid as follows.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

den. Here we raise every kind OF
vegetable with which to supply the
tables.
The water which supplies Dodge
Pond Camps is of very excellent
quality, and comes from neyer-fail-
ing spring on the hillside.
HOW TO GET THERE BY RAIL
Boston via Rumford and Oquossoc
New York to Oquossoc via Boston
and Rumford, New York to OquossoC
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

Recent reports from Rowe Ponds
are that there are only a few inches
of ice there.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

distance, are the waters of Range
Fey Lake. Boats are supplied OH
these bodies of water, for the guests
PVho wish to explore or fish.
Other trails lead through the balmy
woods to various points of interest,
where the eyes feast upon the beau
lies of nature and the wonders she
has wrought. Mountains, streams,
lakes Viewed from the nearby hill
fops). and unbroken lines of forest
stretch away to the northward.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

Independent-Repo $500 a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES

UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES PERMIT US TO
OFFER A VERY PRETTY AND PRETENTIOUS
DETACHED BRICK HOME ON ONE OF THE
PRINCIPAL THOROUGHFARES IN CHEVY
CHASI, D. c., FOR $6,5OO.
On lot with frontage of o5 feet and running from one
street another Garage House large recep-
ton hall beautiful paneled living with open fireplace
with French door leading to side porch dining and
kitchen On the second floor there bedrooms and
heated and pastered sleeping porch Large over en-
tire house. You will find slate roof oak foos hot-water
heat instantaneous heater Metal weather strips screens
throughout This is of the best values we have ever
offered. Vacant.
Phone our Mr.. Lewis for particulars inspect $40
Reno rd
McKEEVER & GOSS,
l4l5 K ST. Main 4752
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SALE FARMS

So ACRES PRODUCTIVE LAND, ALL IN
cultivation > houses and other buildings:
vineyard; IL miles from Treasury; COW. to
state road, trolley. schools and B. & o. X. Il.
$4,000. l. l. MILLER. 81 Albee Bldg. 2s'
Mr.. MD. UNIV, % A; A. FRUIT, 3 A
berries, grapes, etc; lovely Z T., b.. fur.-ht.
home: priced low. $500 cash, $40 mo. NJ. 1414,
Mr.. WALDORF, MD. on PIX: 100 A, a
wood, r, b., fur.-ht. house; Il mi. r. r. /;
500 cash, $40 mo-, or trade city home. North
6l92. Main 14l3.
FREE FARM CATALOG.
details and photos of splendid bargains just
listed. Poultry, fruit, truck & dairy farms;
best sections of New Jersey. Little cash
needed; easy terms arranged. Write for
FREE COPY. AMERICAN FARM AGENCY,
l3l9-h. y. Land Title Bldg, Phila., Pa.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
30 acres near Brookville, small house, fine
orchard. level, good soil. splendid for truck
chickens; s., 500; half cash
IFS acres Jamestown; long frontage
state pike; 1l-r. house: good timber, streams
barns and buildings; SS6 per acre; about 81, 0OO
cash, balance easy terms: best farm bargain
this county for years.
200 acres near Jamestown: fertile soil, fine
timber, well watered: brick house. recently
burned, can be rebuilt little money; $50 per
acre; small cash, balance easy terms; fine for
stock dairy.
100 acres near olney: level. beautiful farm;
fronts good roads; good residence and build
jngs; 500 per acre; terms
10 acres, beautiful woods, fronting state
pike 500 feet; fine for roadside inn resi-
dence; near Gaithersburg: 81 700 part cash;
enough timber build fine house and buildings
II. W. McGINNIsS, Box 8, Gaithersburg, Md.
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oUT-OF-T0WN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-BUNGALOW, SIX ROOMS, TWO
sleeping porches, front porch. garage chicken
house, three acres: all modern improvements:
Arcola heater; small cash payment, easy terms;
LOO feet elevation, overlooking Doudoun Val
ley, 90 miles from Washington. Address BOX
g54-J. Star office
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(COntinued.l

CLEVELAND PARK.
Macomb Street-$13 ESQ.
We have Just had a very material
reduction in the price of this desir-
able home, and we recommend your
immediate inspection. 1t is well situ-
ated on Macomb st., close to Con-
distance from the John Eaton School.
Two stories and attic; beautifully
arranged rooms, modern bath, electric
lights and other features. With q
small expenditure for redecorating and :
some minor repairs this property could
be made into an exceptionally hne
home. Agreeable terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
Realtors.
NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
azl2 Aye St Nv GEanklin 0e0s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Near New Hampshire Ave. & N st. NV.
You get income from q separate
apartment in this 10-room and 2-bath home.
ate disposal. Owner leaving country. Act
now IL you want a bargain. Tics
McKEEvER & GOSS,
1415 & st. NV. Realtors. Main 4752.
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in
North Cleveland Park,
A New Group of Kite
HOMES
You'll want one of these dandy new Homes
the moment you see them. They are as pretty
aud desirable as you could imagine. Every
one Of them is an architectural gem-every
one Of them Is completely
Detached.
Surrounded by ample lawn which is in
and growing. You'll find the interiors COM
pletely equipped whit every modern house
keeping aid and comfort. The planning and
no excess space to complcate your home:
makng-everything is compactly arranged
Homes a ree exactly RIGHT in every
Only the best of selected materials went into
their construction. as careful inspection of
make your choice today; You won't find nicer
Homes. and you can't improve upon the loca-
residential section in Washington.
3oth and Window Streets.
Sample Home 4315 39th St.
"To see is to buy"
Prices and terms that are
most interesting.
Inspection may be made any day
Our Mr. r. e. Hamilton is in charge OF
the Park once, at 1901 seth st. II you
wish to make a special appointment, phone
him at Cleveland 1890.
If motoring, come out Conn. ave, turn
west into ALTERNATE ST., turning again
into 3sth st.--or take Wis. ave. cars to
just beyond tho National Cathedral at
Window st. It's only step from there.
HARRY A. KITE,
(Incorporated)
1914 K St. Phone Main 4846.
Colored Folks
Buy Here
You won't find any nicer Homes, and Ger,
tainly you can't improve upon this location, at
73O-74O Fairmont Street NV.
We have put the most modern and up-to date
equipment into these Homes-they are Of a
comfortable and convenient size-they are ar
ranged in a practical manner to eliminate to
a large extent the amount of housework nee,
essary. Tastefully and carefully finished
throug hout. These Homes represent the ut
most in Home value-see them today with
out fail.
floors; front and back porches; tastefully I'm
lshed throughout.
Prices are unusually attractive and terms
may be arranged to suit. Our representative
is In attendance every day and evening, in
'''' B. B. PINN,
Owners Representative,
~ Kenyon St. Phi. Col. 5817.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
West of 18th St.-$13,750.
Out-of town owner has just listed
this most attractive detached home at
this ridiculousiy low figure for quick
sale. 1t Is desirably located between
14th and 18th sts in a square entirely
developed with detached properties.
The house is very practical and spa
cious In its arrangement; has seven
rooms. reception hall. 4 bedrooms.
| tiled bath, several built-in features
and Is modern throughout Beautiful
lot, with garage to match house.
real bargain. See this at once.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
Realtors.
NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
14l2 Eye st. NM. franklin s5oa.
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WANTED-LOTS.

HAVE CLIENT FOR Is TO so CITY LOTS:
good location for row houses; gas. water and
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-28

Splendid opportunity for a man with suffi-
Client cash to purchase 3-story, 10-room and
bath home, in frst-cass condition; convenient
to downtown. Address Box 1861, Star office.
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Mr.. WALDORF. MD, on PIX; 100 A, 4
wood, r, b., fur. hit. house; II mi. r. r. !;
$50 cash. $40 mo-, or trade city home. North
1882 Main l4I3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-28
Realtors,
14l5 K St. NV. Main 4752.

JUST so. OF PENN AVE. WEST OF cath
st.-oveS 400 50; TT, wide alley, only 45c
per it., worth double.
lots mr. intersection Of Conduit and Reser-
voir I'd snap at $3.50 each; terms to suit
trade for city equity.
lots on Whittier pl. nr. Ga. ave-, clear;
only $3.50; easy terms or trade for equity in
bouse in Petworth nearby Va.
n. Z. RYON CO., INC,
Main 459T. 1923 F St
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SALE Or RENT-HousEs

Q ST. NV, BET End AND 23rd-i3
spacious rooms, baths. attractive halls each
floor. Also smaller house ST.. bet. 18th
and goth, rooms baths. Splendid houses;
best locations. Same owner wishes 10 dis
pose OF one OF these houses. VIII accept n
BRYANT For address telephone hook
Evening star., 1924-08-03

COTTAGE AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH--
Built for owner last reur. 4 real bargain for
quick sale. Immediate po>s. given. Partly
furnished X desired. Eox 1872. Clarendon. Va
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
LOTS FOR SALE.
For lots at Chesapeake Beach. INQUIRE at
land office on Boardwalk. or BAUMAN 4
HE1SIMAN, 1904 st. NV. Washington
Phone Main $500 for particulars.
FOR SALE-FIyE BUILDING LOTS On EASY
terms West River Bay MOODY
PHIPPS. Shady Side. Md. g
BEAUTIFUL GROOM FURNISHED BUNGA.
low and double garage. on Chesapeake Bay.
AT its nearest point TO Wash. on state road
elec. Its, running water, fruit and shade trees
Large lot Address Poy 12l-M. Star Office.
Beautiful SALT WATER FRONT PLACE
situated on deep. water creek. facing PatHIent
River: beautiful view OF surrounding country .
acres: house of rooms in good candit ION
nice porches. running water in Kitchen. arte-
sian we'll, 900 n. deep: good outbuildings: ga
RACES TO accommodate ears: fine chicken
house 'newl: good place 10 raise chickens
and ducks: good fishing. grabbing. boatn.
natural oyster beds. cunning in season: good
roads: near steamboat wharf. Address q. J.
H0SHALi- California r. O, ST. MIry> 60.
Nd.
Evening star., 1924-08-03

CHESAPEAKE BEACH

COTTAGES FOR SALE
Attractive cottages with plenty OF salt air
breezes. Prices are from 81 400 up. incIidi nc
lOt. Small cash payments and balance can be
paid monthly 1t is less expensive to own
your own cottage and have the entire year :
use Of it than il il to rent for few weeks
during the summer. Inquire st the land Office
on the boardwalk. Chesapeake Beach. or at
BACMAN 4 HEINZMAN. 1904 NV.
Wa shingtOn. u. c. Phone Main ZOO
Evening star., 1924-08-03
Changes in Stations of
Army and Nauy Officers
Of Interest to CapitaL
A RM v

Lieut.. Col William Taylor. at BaIti-
more, Md, and Lieut.. Col KYLE
tucker at Omaha. Nebr.. have been
ordered to this city for duty in ths
Lieut.. Col. II. G. Smith. Judge adyo
cate. in this city has been transferred
TO Baltimore.
Maj. c. W. Thomas, jr.. Infantry, in
s.pHctor generals department, has
been transferred from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans.. to this city; Col F. J.
Morrow, Infantry. from Fort Nc
Dowl. Calf, to the Presidio OF
San Francisco; Maj. l. NJ Wheeler.
10Th Infantry, from Fort Sam Houston.
Tex, to this city; Capt. J. V. Ware,
Infantry, from Pittsburgh, to Camp
Meade, Md, and Maj. w. L. Sheep.
Medical Corps, from Walter Reed
Hospital to Fort Bennine, Ga.
Cant. W. NJ Reading, Air Service
Officers Reserve Corps. this city, has
been assigned to training duty in the
Office of the chief of air service, War
Department.
NAVY.
Capt. Allen Buchanan, commanding
the Henderson, has been assigned to
duty in the office of naval operations,
Navy Department
Commander r. A. Theobald has
been transferred from the receiving
ship at San Francisco to the Naval
Academy; Lieut. Comdr: w. S. David
Spii ifoih coiiliiidhu VI the HicSoIiIi''h
to the Naval War College, Lieut..
Con,dr. r. r. Smith from the bu-
reau of navigation to naval opera
tions. Navy Department.; Lieut..
Comdr. w. n. Mcdonnell. Medi-
cal Corps. from Managua, Nicaragua,
to the navy yard. Puget Sound,
Wash; Lieut.. Comdr. d. II. Noble,
Medical Corps, from Hampton Roads
TO the Dobbin: Lieut.. Joseph Connolly.
Dental Corps, from navy yard, New
York, TO the naval medical school. this
city; Lieut.. T. +. OBrien. Construc-
tion CORPS. from control force TO the
Navy Department: Lieut.. F. 4. Richi-
son. Dental Corps, from Great Lakes.
H.. TO naval medical school. this city:
Lieut.. H. T.. Carlson from the naval
air station AnaCosia. u. G.. to the
naval air station. Pensa acola. and
Lieut.. r.. 4. F'oote from st. Thomas,
V. J., TO naval base. HAMPTON Roads.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
"NORTH HILL"

A colonial resort. rear EiUemont Shena n
doah River: valley. mountain and water seen
cry shaded lawns. drives fishing, boa ating.
swimming: baths and sewerage: NO Chi
dren. inyslds or tuberculosis taken, Room
with board SI5 and SIS per week. Booklet.
MAURICE r. CASTLEMA\. Berryvilp Va
THE HEIGHTS OPEN FOR SUMNER
guests: splendid home cooking: modern cor
veniences; rates reasonable. Apply Mrs. T. l.
SIMPSON. The Heights" Biuemont. Va
au7s
Evening star., 1924-08-03
SUMMER COTTAGES.

COLONIAL BEACH. yA-2-ROOM FIR
cottage: possession Aug. 4. Call after 80
40 Decatur 81. NV. -
SOUTH RIVER PARK. MD.
Bailey's beautiful cottage in the best
location on South River: must be sold: will
sacrifice. There will be some one on the
ground Saturday and sunday. August . and 3.
Phone North 730.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
SINGING BEACH.

Beautiful beyond ina ginaton right nn
Chesapeake Bay: building lots. $500 10 $500:
new state road now finished under same
M cement y famous Felicity Cove -
4 w ANDREWS. RURAL. HOME.
Real Estate. Phone West River 2l1-F-ll
Shady Side Md I3s
Evening star., 1924-08-03

444 10th STREET S.W.
e large rooms and bath in per-
feet condition; good location.
Will sell cheap for quick sale.
Easy terms.
For Sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
900 New York Ave. NV.
Phone M. 5526.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
FOLLOW THE ORANGE SIGNS

tEDARHCRST on THE BAY
81 miles from the District line via tho An
apolis Pike CedarhuI>t i delightful re-
fined summer colony on Chesapeake Bay No
lots with less than soft frontage. and prices
range from 500 to 5000. with low pay
ments as - down. So per month no interest
to pay. Bring your lunch and hz thing suits
and enjoy day on salt water. See Mr.
CRISER on the property Sundays and hoIi-
days. Send for free plat and road map
BAUMAN & HEINZMA\. -
1904 II ST. NV. Phone Main $500
Evening star., 1924-08-03

Sl/ $50.
A very complete and attractive detached prop
eriy. loca ted just off 18th -. in u fully de
veloped square surrounded by beautiful homes
Very large living room. with attractive brick
open fireplace. four well proportoned bedrooms
and sleeping porch the second hoor, semi
fnishei attic, servants bath. Pittshurg heater
screens and weatherstrips. Lot 4Ox14O. with
splendid lawn, several youn: fruit trees Terms
arranged
Evening star., 1924-08-03

Miss Catherine Brooks Of New
Britain Conn. d Eassar graduate
and now q medical student at Cor
nell University, will soon sail for
Labrador, where she will do child
welfare work.
Evening star., 1924-08-03


HOUSES SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR DESIRABILITY
OF LOCATION. COMBINED WITH MODERATE
PRICES MD REASONABLE TERMS
Close to 10th and Webster-SSOOO
d ia he'd
Near 18th and Lanier Place--S15.UOO
brick h.rh
many oil f wide by
in
Near 4th and Randolpl-SS.35O
Rock Creek Church Rd.-SlO5OO
b-uh large
Near llth and Fairmunt-S.5CO
Near l4h and Newton NW.-SlO95O
h nhrttlss
ron; lot 20 ~ ~
Overlooking Massachusetts Ave. N.W-S1OOOO
by
ALLAN f. WALKER & GO. INC.
EsrATE
Sl5 18th NV. Main 26oO
Evening star., 1924-08-03

Wildwood's most modern hotel Capacity. 80
Running water. Private baths. Elevator. Or
chestra. Cuisine and service uneIcelled Golf
privileges. Booklet. Alex. McMurray, Owner
and Proprietor.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
HOTEL Lorraine

Ocean Ave. Isl hotel from beach. overlook
ing ocean. Central freproof: elevator; priv.
baths. Running water in all rooms. Bathing
from hotel. Coolest dining room in city; on
6th floor with ocean view. $3.50 up daily !;
snecial weekly. u. A. LEYRER
Evening star., 1924-08-03

W. H. WEST COMPANY.
West oi
0 t md bath Hawatrh heat BuIln Al
Corner House--5tl Mass. Ave NV
lard Hov
So2l Mckinley St
u>rms Splendid fixture
rrrd ana cas- terms
5000 Block of 10Th St NW.-Sl55U
an other
BROOkI.AND.
1900 Block Lawrence st. N.E-S9o5O
rsa an a - to alley sided
CLEVELAND PARK HOME.
S4CO Block Quebec St.-Sl55OO
d b Living length Q
W. H. WEST COMPANY.
W. l.. +. KING Pres f. g. PERRY Vice Pres
SIS 18th St NV
Main 64o4