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Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
ALRPLANE FLIGHT WELL
COVERED In SEWARD

The airplane flight was well COW
cred in Seward by J. P. Harmon for
the Associated Press, the Gateway for
the Star and Times of Seattle; the
News Miner and Anchorage Times,
and r. J. Grover special writer. Sat
urday's story Of the air flight was
cabled the Times and News-Miner by
the Gateway.
Seward received much favorable
publicity during the flight. the do
ings Of the day going over the whole
world.
To Mr.. Harmon the thanks of the
Gateway is due for considerable as
sistance in detail work. Thru his eff
forts we believe Seward received a
better write-up than most other
Alaskan towns.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
ADM. EVANS LEAVES
FOR SEWARD TODAY

The Admiral Evans left this morn
ing from Seattle, with 1877 passengers
aboard including a crew for Alitak.
Seward passengers were:
VIM. Scaife and wife, Thomas Ros-
tad and wife, NJ. Y. Beersford B. B.
Beckman, E. E. Valentine, S. w. Doug
las, M. K. Harvey, S. S. Ranbotham,
Victor Widing, J. H. Watson, S. J. and
Elma Jackson, J. J. Allen, M. H. Fra
ger, 7. NJ. Courray, NJ. Durham, N.
Steel, Mary MORRISON, D. Carter, C.
B. Frank, E. G Valentine, H. Rasmus-
sen, E. Jensen, James Madison, W. F.
Scott, w. F Carr, A. r. Walter and
II storage.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
PIONEER DAIRYMEN
LEAVES FOR PORTLAND

Stephen AdeIman, pioneer dairy
man and member of the city council
returned Saturday from a weeks trip
to the Interior, and will leave today
for Portland, Oregon to reside Mr..
Adelman has been in the dairy bust
ness in Seward for many years, work
ing up a fine business, and earning
the honored distinction OF running
the most sanitary dairy in Alaska.
He has made a most efficient mem
Der of the city council, and the Gate
way is sorry to have him leave.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
SEWARD SCHOOL TEAM
WINS RIFLE MATCH

The Seward School rifle team de
feated the Sitka school rifle team in
the competitive shoot held recently.
The Seward team composed Of Will
lis Perry Joe Estes and Willis Cor
son, making 26S points out of pos
sible 800, and tn eSitka team 267.
The Seward team has been chal-
lenged by the Lakeview team, con
sisting of Andy Simons, Harry and
Buster Revelle, the shoot to be held
in the near future.
Winchester targets will be used
and the distance is so feet offhana.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
Captain 0smund Entertalns
Army Flyers at Chignik

The army flyers were royalty en-
tertained at Chignik by Capt. and
Mrs. James Osmund. Capt. Osmund
is manager of the Columbia River
Packers cannery at Chignik, and has
been an Alaskan for a quarter of
century.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FUNERAL THOS. KEATLEY
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral of Thomas Keatley,
who died Saturday nigEr Of compli
Gated stomach trouble, was held this
afternoon lntrrmcnt taking place in
the local cemetery. A number Of
friends OF jte deceased attended the
burial services. A fund of $40 was
subscribed by friends and acqpain-
tances for the purpose of providing a
burial lot and for taking care of the
same.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
OPENING OF NEW GROCERY
STORE LARGELY ATTENDED

Several hundred ladies attended the
opening of The Flowers Grocery, on
Adams and Third yesterday. Tea and
cake were served, and the visitors
were lavishly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Flower.
Mr.. Flower stated this morning that
his trade was greatly exceeding his
expectations, as several large orders
had been received from points along
the railroad.
The opening of the wee" store
gives Seward four groceries, Flowers,
Dryder's, McMullen's and Brown &
Hawkins.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
CORY WILL RETURN TO
SEWARD THIS AFTERNOON

Tie destroyer Cory will return to
Seward this afternoon for more fuel
oil after which it is reported the
vessel will leave for the westward to
remain with the flyers until they
reach Japan.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
Gateway Crowded With
Work from Interior

The Gateway job department is
nearly swamped with work from In
terror points having over 100000 i'm
pressions ready for the presses and
the 1924 calendar and the Collegian
to print for the Agricultural College.
The Gateway also secured the job of
printing $4,000 folders for the An
chorage Chamber of Commerce, which
will be a two-color job, on rich, heavy
paper.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
BEN EiELSON DOES NOT
VISIT SEWARD AS PLANNED

Ben Eielson, the Fairbanks aviator
who planned to visit Seward to see
the world flyers, stopped when he
arrived at Anchorage and did not
come through to Seward as planned.
Mr.. Eielson receives $500 a mile
for carrying the mail between Fair
banks and McGrath. This amounts
to over $3.50 a trip. The government
furnishes the planes and spare parts
and Eielson pays for the gas and
oil, the hangar and the mechanic.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
SEWARD SHIVERINC
FROM COLD WAVE

Seward shivered last night when
icy blasts from the north swept down
on the unprotected city. The mer
curry dropped rapidly and many home
owners suffered frozen water pipes
The mercury was reported 26 be-
low at interior points Yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26

Joe Badger, the wideawake propri-
etor Of our leading hostelry, the Van
Glider Hotel, is installing thermom-
eters in every room for the conve-
nience Of his guests. These thermom-
eters are of the very latest make and
quite attractive in appearance, being
circular in shape and of polished
brass. One special feature Of these
new thermometers being that they
never register below seventy degrees
thus the guests Of the hotel can al
ways be comfortably warm, by just
looking at them, despite the temper
ature and the fact that the furnace
has gone out-Cont.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
TOM KEATLEY PASSES
AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT

Thomas Keatley, a well known
sewardite, died suddenly Saturday
night of acute Indigestion, following
a prolonged spell of illness. Mr.
Keatley had been in Alaska about 20
years, being in Dawson during the
gold rush. Deceased was born in
Liverpool England, about forty years
ago, and has an aged mother living
in Liverpool.
Mr.. Keatley had been Seward for
some time and had many friends
here. He will be inferred in the To-
cal cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
During his residence in Seward Mr..
Keatley followed longshoring.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
WORK STARTS ON ExCAVATING
FOR TECkLENBURG BUILDING

Excavating started today on the
basement for the Tecklenburg build
ing, a crew of men breaking ground
at o'clock. The old building on
the lot was bought by T. w. Haw-
kins, who will move it onto lot on
the alley near the Van Glider hotel
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
PROTEST AGAINST USE DOGS
TO DRAW CARTS AND WAGONS

BERLIN, April 25-Protest meet
ings against the custom of using dogs
to haul carts and wagons have been
held here and in other towns where
there are organizations for preventing
cruelty to animals.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
MANY BOATS IN PORT
DURING PAST WEEK

Seward lad a large number of
boats in port the past week, among
wnith were the Admiral Watson,
the Oduna the Redondo, the Starr.
H. Nabesra. the C,cry. the Hull.
the Northwestern, the Admiral Peary
and a half dozen fishing boats.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
PERMIT GRANTED FOR
TECKLENBURG BUILDING

City Clerk Whittlesey today grant
ed Charles Tecklenburg permit to
excavate for building so feet by 70
feet on the corner of Fourth and
Adams street. Work will be started
as soon as the present cold spell is
over
The building will be a two story
concrete structure, with storerooms
on the first floor.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
Father Has Not Seen
Daughter for rs Years

Miss Marion Flower, daughter Of
John H. Flower will arrive on the
Alameda from Los Gatos, Calf. Miss
Flower, who is a professional nurse,
has not seen her father for 26 years.
She will remain here this summer.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
STANDARD OIL NEWS

The U. S. destroyer Cory which
was in port Wednesday, took on 1850
barrels of fuel oil.
The Orient, a halibut boat was in
port Wednesday, and took on 1900 gal
Ions of OIL
The Panama, Gladstone and Gray
ling, Ketchikan boat, took on 1000,
1000 and $50 gallons respectively.
W. E. Moultray, general manager,
will arrive on Saturdays boat from the
states.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
JOHN NASH WILL BE
OUT HOSPITAL SOON

SEATTLE, Apr 25.-John Nash, Of
Seward, who remaining foot was am
putated at the Columbus sanitarium
is doing fine and will be able to be
out in three weeks
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
STARR GOES TO NUsnAGAk

The next trip of the steamship
Starr will be to Nushagak. the first
Of he season. TIL vessel will take
lag" oa: go OF freight az. several
hu !.ed sacks OF mail which has
Accumulated here.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
REDONDO IN PORT

The steamship Redondo returned to
port this morning and will leave on
her next trip westward following the
arrival of the Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
MRS. THODAY DELEGATE

Mrs A. H. Thoday has been elected
delegate by the local Rebekah lodge,
and will attend the convention at
Bellingham, Wash.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FREIeHTERs BRING BIG cARGoEs

The freighter Oduna in port Sat
urday brought $50 tons of freight and
the Nabesna about 70 tons.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
MANY BOATS In PORT

The halibut schooners Orient, Notd,
American and Grayling are in port
today with fish.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26

meeting was adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
j. .HANON, Sec.
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dovata, ktera ma ma listu "a
fezd cd z do IS. Je nebezpec-
ma a dluzno SIC il chranit. Ma
listech obecne skumpy je od
8 do Fl zafezd. Skumpy jsou
znamenitou okrasou pro kraji-
ny americk6 a zvlaste ma pod
zim. RIzni Sc rlnoho cd smut
nych evropskych stromn ma
podzim.
Treba Sc zminit O javoro-
vych stromech, iichz je neko-
lik a vyrabi sc 2 mich syrob.
Je jeSt6 billy oresak americky,
jenz patfi do odrudy stromi
ofechovych a ma podobne plo
dy, je myln6 men6n "a obec-
ny orechovy strom. Drivi toho-
to stromu je tvrde a vyrabi Sc
z neho nabytek. President An
drew Jackson, jenz zvitezil v
bitve v Ne Orleans proti An
glicandm roce 1915, byl pro
svou houzevnatcst Evan "Old
Hickory"
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RoxSifeni tovxren ma fey

Rozsifeni tovxren ma fey v
Strakonicich. Akciove tovarny
ma fey We Strakonicich budou
v blizke dobe rozsirovati svoje
podniky, zvlast6 o vyrobu tkal
covskou. Cd velkostatku NAL
tezskych ,rytira zakoupily po-
zemky a rybnik, poblize tova-
rem Sc nalezajici, ktery bude
zasypan a ma takto ziskanem
miste budou vystaveny move
dilny. Dosavadni sadky ma ry-
by, um(stene v rybnice, budou
pfelozeny do zamecke zahra-
dy. Cd Blatskeho rybnika bu-
de vedena do tovarny zelez-
nicni kolej. Projekty byly jiz
komisioneln6 prozkoumany.
Take Sc proslycha, ze stra-
konicka zbrojovka bude letos
rozsifena. Projektovane rozH-
reni fezaren nasvedcuje, ze
Sc temto podnikdm dobre darf.
UspSch Smetanovv "Proda-
ne nevssty" v Madrids. Sobot-
mi premiera "Prodane neve-
sty". iez nasledkem ochurave-
nj Mafakova musela byti o diva
dnv odlozena. m6la skvelv pri-
beh. Madridske obecenstvo. jez
$ napetim o6ekavalo cesky en-
semble. kterv predchazela z
Rarcelony tax skvela pov9st.
pfiialo nase umelce nadsen9.
Vsichni soliste $ reziserem a
dirigentem v cele byli nadse-
ne vyvolavani, a okazale W.
znamenavani. Vsechna dalsi
pfedstavenf ceskych oper isou
jiz pfedem vyprodana. Nasi u
melci timto novSm tispechem
jen potvrdili skvelou povest ri
skanou dsp9chv barcelonskymi
a dplne 81 podmanili span9lske
Obecenstvo.
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HChil ipl.
Mluvic o "znamych" svych,
Berta myslila pfi tom ma Ste
pana Loriota, ktery il respra-
vedlive podezrival, ktery po-
kladal il "a vinnu q ktery il
dosud jeste pohrdal.
Mrak preletl cilko jeff a 81
"a zaleskla sc mezi brvami je-
jimi.
Vterina jen vsak a kazda
stopa mocneho pohnuti jejiho
opet zmizela.
v male chvili octli Sc oba
pred vezenim vy$etfovanch,
pred Conciergerie.
Rene Moulin zam9fil Primo
k zalarnfkovi i tazal sc po ia
nu ctvrtkovi, po v9zni, ktery
sem byl vcera vecer ze zalafe
Saint-Pelagie dopraven.
Zach, Jan Ctvrtek?w opa-
koval' zalarnik. "P9kny to pt&-
eek. Byl sem dopraven ovsem
jen proto, aby pan vezehsky
reditel mohl 8 MIN zav6sti Wy.
setfovani, proc pred osmi dny
po pfelfceni zdstal opilym ia
ko snop lezeti, tax ze 8 t9zl
mohli no dopraviti do kobky
zalarni. Nu, ale nemyslim, ze
by mel dalsf opletanf 2 toho
dostal jen dhtku, tax ze brzy
ma nj nezapomene. Ia to snad
MATTEL kantyny a dozorce pfi!
dou o sva mfsta."
"A kde jest nynf Jan ctvr
tek?" tazal Sc Rene Moulir
live.
"Byl uz pred dv9ma hodina'
mi odtud ma svobodu propus
t9n!"
"Dfky, pane!'
(Pokracov&ni.)
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NEKTERE AMERICKE STRO|
MY.
F.. l.. I. s..

oAuy S'lou SIvSCI " IuOuul-
nych stromech, jez rostou ma
zapadnim pobrezi Spojenych
Statd. N6ktere Mich mali
kmeny tax mohutne, re miize
auto projeti velice snadno skr-
ze tunel, ktery byl ucinen We
kmeni. Tent, strom nalezi me
ri stromy jehliCnate a jmenu-
JIG sc Sequoia, podle objevite-
lie Cherokee alfabety. Jsou dvo
il druhy techto stromG a to
Red Wood a Big Trees. Big
Trees jsou nalezany Siarra
Nevade v Kalifornii a dorotou
do vyse zpravidla 275 stop a
kmen miva v. prhmeru ma 20
stop u zem6. Stava Sc, re do
rosie do vyse $50 stop a prii-
mar kmene byva az 35 stop.
Dfivi je mekke a bile a ma
vzduchu tmavi. Uziva Sc no z
vetsi casti ma prkna pro ohra-
dy, pro sindele a ma stavby.
Tento strom neni vlastne
charakteristicky strom americ
KY. Zvlaste atraktiNni je anne
ricky jilm. Je to nejkrasnejsi
strom ma sv9t6. Rosie We for
me delikatni vasy do vyse 100
az 120 stop primer kmene
byva od 6 do II stop v prI.
meru. Strom tento rosie do w
Sc 20 az 80 stop primo a tepr.
We v teto vysi sc zacfnaii two
fit vetve rozkladaji Sc. Ne.
kdy zacnou Sc rozkladat vet
We liz We vySi 30 az 40 stop a
zacinaji tvofit malebnou koru
nu. Koruna byva obdivuhod.
ne pravidelna a je v rozloze
kolikrat az 150, ale zpravidla
100 stop. Jilm je povazovan
)aksi "a okrasu a .je vysazo-
van v severnich statech pro je-
no stin okrasu.
Jiny strom We Spojenych Sta
tech, ktery nabyl popularity,
je topol billy. Kdyz Sc mluv1
o topolech, Evropane 81 vzdyc.
KIP pfedstaviji topoly podle sill
nice v rovne care, ale vic roz.
lozite. jakoby ohraniceni ces.
ty. Americke topoly jsou v ko.
rune Stroke, a daft vice stinu
Jiny strom je drin obecny, je.
hoz kvety jsou malebne a ci.
nj krajinu velice malebnou. j
ny strom .ie tax zvany bobko.
w ten atejne 'slouzi k okra.
Sc krajin. Kvety bobkovehc
stromu rozkladaji Sc skoro ma
jeden palec v prdmeru v kv6t
nu anebo v cervnu.
! Kdo 81 vsima v Americe strc
md tedy nejdfive mu padne dc
ocf skumpa obecna. Rosie ,
palisadach po strane reky Hud
sonu naproti mestu New Yor
ku. JAou take z valn6 cast
6ovisky, ale nektere p9kn9 de
rostou. Maji p6kn9 paine po
dobne listy, ale strom sam nen
nijak ke zvlastnimu uzitku.-
Jsou Tide, kteri ami neznaj
;. jmeno tohoto stromu a cizinc
musei Sc spokojit $ vysvetle
MIN, ze je to vrba. v pravdl
vsak neni to strom vrbovy.
Naproti tomu je skumpa je
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deti Jiriho. Kdybych sla k ne
mu, nebyla bych prijata. Jest
nutno, ably Sc on ke mne do
stavil. Zde dokazu mu, jak re-
tez, ktery mas poji, jest pew
ny. Zde budu mu diktovati vI-
Ii svou jako jindy a on mne
uposlechne! - Ia ctrnact dni
poradam zde slavnost j bude
jednim re zvanych hostG mych
aniz by mel tuseni, ze pani
Dick-Thornova jest byvalou
milenkou jeho Claudif, dokud
sam mne nespatri! Nebojim Sc,
re by pozvani menu nevyho-
vel. Zvedavost bude u neho
pfilis mocna. A chci videti u
sebe tez onoho muze, jejz pri-
jail "a syna sveho, onoho jim
dficha 2 La Tour-Vaudien a
onoho obhajce, o nemz celia
Pariz mluvi. Nam zvlastni "a
ran mladeho muze to-
l.o, velke zam6ry, jez Sc u
skutecni. ia budu rozhodova-
ii mad budoucnosti, nebot', d.
ky minulosti, mann k tomu do
sti sill a zbrani. Zavet' jeho
bratra zavrazdeneho prede-
vsim! Uziju il, kdyz bude
nutno, treba il zneuziju!"
Claudio Sc usmala a odesla
do toaletni komnaty, kan pfi-
sla dcera jeff, aby il blaho-
pfala.
"Miluj mne, zlate dite," pra
villa, objavsi dcerusku svou.
"Vzdyt' i ia nemiluii nikoho
We ,.svete mimo tebe! Myslfm
ra'tebe neustale, ma tvou bu-
doucnost, ma TIVE stesti, a bu-
des st'astna, musis byti! -
Matka tva ii ruci "a to, re
budes st'astnou a bohatou!"
TX.
"Byl jste j Wy jedn'm z vra-
hI tsch?"
Rene Moulin ubytoval Sc po
SVEN propusteni re zalare zno
WI We dffv6jsim bytu SVEN ma
napl6sti Royale, k velike RADIO
sti domOvnice, jez stala Sc o.
petne posluhovackou jeho.
Rene netazal Sc nikdy do
mOvnice po osudu silene, bu-
dlici prvnim poschodi, ne
Zdalt' Sc mu okamzik k tomu
vhodny. Ocekaval predevsim
rGzna d1lezita vysv6tleni cd
Jana Ctvrtka. Domovnice pax
sama, pamatujic ma pfisny po-
kyn policejniho agenta, chra-
Mia Sc promluviti i jen slivko
jedine o Esterce. Rene netusil
tedy, Re silena byla dopravena
do nektereho dstavu choromy-
slnych.
Rene Berta s netrpelivosti
ocekaval, az bude Jan Ctvr-
tex ma svobodu propusten.
Kdyz pax konecne osm dni
trestu jeho minulo, odebrali Sc
oba osm hodin rano, kdy vez
move trest 81 odbyvsi Sc propou
st6ji, pred zalar Sainte-Pela-
gle.
cekali netrpeliv6, az konec-
ne vrata zalare Sc otevrela a
2 Mich vysli tfi veznove, prave
ma svobodu propusteni.
Jan ctvrtek nebyl mezi nj
mi.
Znepokojen tazal Sc Rene
po nem jednoho 2 propust9.
nych. zvedel k ustrnuti sve.
mu, ze stary zlosyn vecer pred
tim dopraven byl nazpet dc
v9zeni pro vysetfovance, iva.
neho Courciergerie.
"Do Couciergerie? Jest "a.
pleten snad do noveho zloci.
nu?" - Il
"Dale ja mic nevim!"
Rene j Berta rozhodli sc i
hned kvapiti primo do zalaft
zmfneneho a prepati Sc tam
proc Jan Ctvrtek znovu tan
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IA CEST OTCOVU.
- r o M A N /. /.
Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin. !

bidniku," tazala Sc Rene-a.
innate dplnou dIveru? A : ne
no chcete uciniti naseho spo-
jence?"
Zach, slecno," odtusil Re-
ne, "nemdzeme byti vybsrac-
nj ami pfi volb6 spojenca, ami
pri volb9 prostfedkd pri SVEN
patranf. Nesmime tedy pohrda
ii temi, jez nahoda nam vstfic
uvadf. Rozhodn9te Sc ostatne
= jest jeSte Gas. Jestlize srd-
ce vase hnutf 81 jiste styky S
vselikou chatrou, jestlize me-
chcete ami nohou zavaditi O
kal jistych mist, jimiz budete
musiti profit, jestlize desite Sc
straslivych cest, jimiz budete
musit Sc dati, nechte mne sa-
ma jednati. Chcete-li vSak Wy
trvati, pomn6te, ze budete mu-
sit usedati po boku bfdnika to-
no, re, budete musit stisknouti
ruku, jiz vam poda, a naslou-
chati hrubym jeho slovim, je-
ho zlocinnym zam9rim. Bo-
Jim Sc, re to bude mad vase ST.
ly! ia, ia nebudu vahati pred
nicim, ponevadz jsem 81 pffsa-
hal, re dospeji cile sveho "a
kazdou cenu a re vratim op9t
cest jmenu, jez jest jmenem
vasfm. Avsak pochopuji, ze L.
kol takovy, takove cesty jsou
prilis tezke pro mladou divku
re BRINE to mohlo by sc sta
ii pro nj nesnesitelne. Protoz
opakuji vam. Jest Cas-, byste
Sc jest6 obratila pred cestou
touto, ma niz byste snad skle-
sla premozena."
"Nikoli, pane Rene, budu
silna a statecna!" odvetila Ber
ia rozhodn6. "Prominte mi, ze
" prvni chvili podlehla jsem
bezdecnemu pocitu hnusu. Ne
odloucim sc cd vas ma t9chto
cestach straslivych! Kan pij-
dete w, pijdu i ia! budu vas
'sledovati krokem pevnym ma
vsech cestach vasich! Bychom
dokonali svate dilo sve, jez
mame pred sebou, nesmime sc
d6siti niceho! Dovedu vzdoro-
vati pohrdani i treba vsech
svych znamych! NauGi se mne
znovu ctiti, az, treba cestami
takovymi, ocistim pamatku OF
ce sveho cd skvrny, jez ma
nem lpi."
Mluvic o "znamych" svych,
Berta myslila pfi tom ma Ste
pana Loriota, ktery il respra-
vedlive podezrival, ktery po-
kladal il "a vinnu q kterJ il
dosud jeste pohrdal.
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GOOD
USED CARS

These cars have all been put
in good condition and are ready
to give service. Practically your
own terms and your car as part
payment.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
15l5 18th St. NV.
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1903 A ST. S.E.-Two nicely furnished rooms
and kitchen: private entrance; screened front
porch; ami; semi-bath: convenient TO cars.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Continued.

1743 18th ST. S.w.-LARGE sECoND-FLOOR
front room for two, with meals. s45 per
month each
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

MT. PLEASANT-Large. front room. private
family; home privileges; two gentlemen or
couple. Col, 1929 500
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1857 NEWTON ST. NV. MT. PLEASANT
Large. front room. private bath. southern ex
p0surp. als
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1220 EYE NV. APT. 2. REGINA-Comfort-
able front room, second floor; l or = gentle
men: hot water. 3Os
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725 10th N-w--COMPLErE FOR HOUSE
keeping. three second-foor rooms. connecting:
light, airy, cool, well furnished; gas range:
kitchen cabinet; one block from Commerce
bldg; StD per month. 30s
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lil2 CHAPLIN ST. NV. APT. 22-Furnished
room with private family: washing and iron
ing privilege: unlimited phone; breakfast; rea-
Sonabla.
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1850 CHURCH ST. (near Dupont Circle)-
Room for two, second floor; home cooking;
ucb
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R0cHAMBEAU, sos - THREE OR FIVE
rooms. private bath; reasonable for summer
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
COntfnned.

31aa 18th NV. MT. PLEAsANT-One large
front room. four windows, elec. lights: con.
tinuous hot water bath same floor. suitable
for one two gentlemen: private family. 3l'
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S16 X ST. NV. D0WNTOWN-Two excel
lent housekeeping front rooms: next to bath:
electricity; hot and cold running water; $50
monthly. Anply Ant. =. SECOND floor.
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DELIGHTFUL 1-ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath apt; good furniture; reasonably priced
See resident manager at the Bradford 18th
and X SITS
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1011 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE-5-ROoM
apartment attractiyely furnished, in private
detached home on lower floor; piano. sleeping
porch. garage; occupancy June l. Tel North
7S47-W -
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1876 18th ST. Sc, Lincoln Park-Room. newly
decorated. porch. elec. privilege OF Kitchen:
working couple. 3Os
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2o1s II ST. N.W.-FURNiSHED APARTMENT
two rooms, kitchen and bath; electricity: re.
duced rent. pos
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! FURNISHED-6 RMS. OUTSIDE K FRONT
overlooking lovely view: in apt house: excel
| lent service. Apply al, The Marlborough l.
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TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH FROM
June 10 to October; price, $50; NV sectioa.
'
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1900 COLUMBIA D.-ATTRACTIyE HoJ;sE.
heeplng apt; all outside rms. and bath: bright
clean. cool: suitable for 2. M chiIdran -
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FORDS.
FIFTEEN FORDS REPOSSEsSED RY LOCAL
: fiNANCE co. FOR UNPAID BALANCE AND
LESS. "
Two 1924 Coupes.
Two 1923 Sedans.
One 1924 Tudor.
Two 1923 Ton Trucks
Two 1920 Light Deliveries
Three 1920 Tourngs.
Seven sold
last Sunday and Monday.
Lincoln $40
Garage. 645 Md ave ne
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TO SHARE DOWNTOWN H.k. APARTMENT
with two or three girls. 1i10 NJ st. NV
Apt. 4O5. Tel franklin l2G. 2as
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1898 NEWTON ST. (Brookland) -Four we'll
furnished housekeeping rooms: screened
porches; two doors ear line: three adults only:
nosses $ on Imne lst: leferences. North hllH.
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l ROOM. RECEPTION HALL, KITCHEN
cite and bath; rent. 49,: turn over Ieaer 10
party buying furniture for S2na can aftnr
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l025 18th NV LARGE ROOM So.
small room, $1,000. Ladies only; first floor.
Cecil Apt. CaII after u m
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APT. OF ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, in apt. house. Rent, $50, available
July Is. T' ote
FURNISHED apt. Of rooms, kitchen and
path, In apt. house. Rent, ss5, available JuIy
1921. Z. s. SHREFE, 1929 Conn ave. (sole
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4-R00M, X. q Il. FIRST FLOOR APT.
$50 per month Phone North 11So-J- eos
KEW GARDENS APARTMENT. 27O0 Q ST
NV. Apt. 311-New furniture: rooms
kitchenette and bath. Will sell furniture
cheap and turn over lease will rent furnish:
ed; very reasonable. Call from 6 to pm
Phone Potomac 1897. ons
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JUNE l TO OCTOBER !, 4 ROOMS, BATH,
back porch: Of garage. Apply Apt. No 4