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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
REED DENIES THAT
HE OPPOSED CLARK
IN 1912 CONVENTION
Reiterates Charge Of $IO,-
OOO,OOO,O0O Loan to
Allies by McAdoo.

Bowling Green, Mo-, March =
United States Senator James A. Reed,
candidate for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination, now campaigning
IN Missouri, in an address here last
hight denied charges that he had OPP
posed the late Champ Clark for the
Presidential nomination in 1912.
Senator Reed declared that he had
nominated Clark in the national con-
vention and fought for him in Mis-
souri,, as well as in other states and
charged that "many of the same
crowd" that opposed Clark at that
time are now opposing him. He assert
ed that Clark would have been elected
if "party wreckers" had not placed
the Missouri delegation in doubt and
named Breckenridge Long. Frank Far
ris, Ewing Mitchell, Charles Hay. all
Missouri Democrats opposed to Reed
as my chief opponents who bolted
two years ago and boosted of taking
10000 votes from me-"
Stating that his opponent William
g. Mc.Adoo had invited a contest by
entering Missouri. Senator Reed said :
IL want to see if | can't end it right
here in Missouri"
Reed reiterated charge which he
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

nue.. and the woman. Amelia Herrera
who lives in the vicinity Of the rock
quarry, were going TO their work AZ
the Paul Laundry in an automobile
driven by Roman. when a car driven
by Henry Fry, 225 West Craig. col.
lided with them.
Both cars turned completely over.
the one driven by Roman pinning him
and his companion to the ground.
Fry was caught underneath his own
car. Passing pedestrians lifted the
automobiles and released them.
Roman suffered slight injuries while
the driver Of the other car .escar.d
unscathed. q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

been transferred" from the Italian
concession at Tientsin to the old Man
chu arsenal. fourteen miles west of
feklng,. where they were being dis
tributed among the various Chilli par
ty generals. the Italian legation today
Semi-officially admitted the sale of
21Oo tons of arms and munitions TO
the Chinese government and at the
same time challenged the other powers
TO expostulate ON the sale. The Ital
lans have adopted the policy that ''let
the nation without sin in this con-
neetlon throw the first stone"
The legation officials attribute ex-
posure of the arms sale TO disgruntled
fascistl elements in Tientsin, alleg-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
LILLY OUT ON BOND
Man Who Tried ITO Break Wall
Street" Accused OF Stock Theft.

New York. March III. Frank
Lilly, the man who tried to break
Wall street" several years ago, was
freed on $1,000 bail yesterday. He
is charged with theft of $4,000 stock
from a client of his brokerage firm
in 1919.
Lilly, former professor of psyche
logy in the University of Chicago.
was acquitted in 1919 of serious
charges when his brokerage house
failed for S1,000,000.
When Lilly learned last week, while
in Texas, that n new indictment had
been returned. he came here volun-
tarily for arraignment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
MARINE AND SAILOR
VICTIMS OF POISON
LIQUOR IN NEW YORK
Commandant Places I'm.
Qualified Ban on Third
Naval District.

New York. March "A report
that one marine and one sailor had
died from alcoholic poisoning yester-
day circulated simultaneously with
the issuance by Rear Admiral Charles
l.. Plunkett, commandant of the third
naval district, Of orders clanping an
unqualified ban on the district, con-
tiguous TO the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
and causing more than 1000 sailors
on 30 days leave TO depart hurriedly
from the Navy Y. NJ. c. A., which
is in the forbidden area.
Rear Admiral Plunkett said he
had not heard of the reported deaths
and declared his orders were issued
because too much drinking was go
ing on"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

ing that because these we're unable
to share in the profits they have
sought to interfere with the deal. The
purchasers agreed to make the final
payments on the SJ,500,O00 transac.
ton March II. The fear is now en-.
tertained by the sellers that the pub.
lefty given the deal will furnish the
Chinese with an excuse for delaying
the final payment even though the
arms are already in possession of the
purchasers.
The munitions sold were approx
mately seven years old and a con-
siderable quantity. particularly ammu-
milton. is no good, owing TO the mois.
ture absorbed during the transporta-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
PINNED UNDER CARS
Occupants of Two Automobiles Caught
Beneath Wreckage.

One woman and two men were pin
ned under two automobiles follow
ing a collision at Camden and Rich
mond streets at { 80 o'clock Friday
morning. The woman. Amelia Her.
rera was painfully but not seriously
injured. The three were released from
underneath the cars by pedestrians.
Felix Roman, 1900-block Jones ave-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

Beautiful silk stockings, 4
of finest pure thread silk, I
full fashioned, in nude, grey, :
all the shades of beige, =
from sunset, sun-burst and
natural, to airedale and Sa-
hara, as well as black, fawn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

ton overseas five years ago and stor.
age in warehouses close to the sea Mt
Shanhaikuan and later near the river
at Tientsin. They represent the sur
plus war material Italy had on hand
when the armistice was signed and
which she is anxious to dispose of as
quickly as possible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
Endorse SiIzer as Candidate.

George $. Silzer Of New Jersey, became
the candidate of the Democratic organi-
alton for the Presidential nomination
of his party when he was unanimously
endorsed by the state committee yes
terday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
The New Corsets Are Supple!

imposble!be we'll
straight the effect the uncorseted
look!
movement Yet the support is present
New from 1.9S
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

$1.35 silk and CLOS
hosiery in black, brown
and the most desirable
spring colors in hosiery
scanned up the back.
1926 and $3.50 ,
all silk stockings, I
with double silk gar
ter tops. Full fashion,
ed in medium weight.
brown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
ITALY IS DEFIANT
Challenges Powers to ExpostuIate OF
Arms Sale TO Chinese.
Ry CIIEEORn E0N

BY CLIFFORD FOX.
Special Cable to The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1924.
Pe.ting. March s.-Following re-
ports that Italian arms have recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Army Polo
N en- Lose
to BOiSe

VANCOUVER. Wash. May IA
v Boise's polo four today held the
Northwest championship a. a result
OF the defeat administered to the
seventh Infantry team OF Vancouver
Barracks Sunday.
The lnfantrymen were on the de-
fensve most OF the time and found
themselves az the short end OF n 10
to 3 score when the match was coli
cluded.
Boise exceued the army team In
every department except horscman.
ship. In a wonderful display u
teamwork the Panhandle champions
rushed the bamboo time ana again
down the field between them for 100
yards or more.
The Boise ponies we're FAR superior
10 tho Vancouver mounts and from
tho start IL appeared the Vancouver
team had little chance 10 win.
Results OF the tournamen, were a.
/ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
LARRY SNYDER PROVES TO
BE ALL AROUND ATHLETE

or -hn i-pyard hurdle event
Snyder IL also a star football play.
er. lie won his letter a. halnbark
last fall Along with HoEe WORK.
man. he var one o. the bright lights
Of an otherwise mediocre nrErogs.
ton. he looms as one Of the most
promising candidate for next fairs
eleven
Snyder O. 20 yean of age. To = a
veteran or the world war having
seen active service overseas. lie b.
married. and hls little daughter f.
one of his tinunchtft admirers. A.
cverY opportunity the wee Miss sny.
der a on hand 10 cheer her lllustrl.
Gus daddy along
Ohio State expects much Or It's
stellar captain this season. n looks
90 him 90 give tho buckeyes better
than their usual ranking in the CON.
ing Itg Ten outdoor meet in June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
WILLS WILL EIGHT

NEW YORK, May H.. Harry
wills will fight hartley Madden
on either May "a or 2s. at tho
ouoensborough stadium. It was an.
nouneed here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

the incident as being a dem
onstration of feeling from
only a small part Of a very
large number Of French peo-
pie.
II the Preach Olympic COMMITTEES
officially apologize FOR the hiss
ing OF the American flag and issr,
Ing Of tho star spangled Banner
the American committee may forgst
the whole Incident and accept Il a.
something that might have been
parionahle under the circumstances,
II Il expected that they will
Having accomplished their chief
purpose In winning the champion.
ship and after completely yindi
eating themselves against tho
charges that they werc rough.
necks' and bad players. the Amcu
can players probably viii feel salts
fled 20 accept the demonstration
only as poor sportsmanship and
not as an overt act OF war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
is
BEATEN IN
MATCH RACE

DARs. May is-sir Gallahad III
Il defeated Pierre Wcrheimsrs
Eplnana today I'M a match race before
nearly 100000 people AZ the 81. cloud
race course.
The Freneh horse. which is 90 visit
the Uaited States later this year fog
series or match races. had been
made a heavy fayorito In the betuns
but Sir 0aliahad. winner 90 the I'm
colnshirr, proved the better ~ the
two under todaYs conditions. 10
which EpInard conceded him 10
pounds in the weights.
Sir Galhhad held a lead OF several
lengths until within 900 yards Of
the finish. when EpInard made his
drive and took tho lead hy half.
length The LAST so yards found
the two thorohrcas neck and neck.
but IL was Sir Gallahad's head which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

(foiuMbUs. May t5.-ln larry
~ Snyder ohio state university
boasts one Of the beet aliround aih.
lctes la the history " the institution.
And that's saying something oonsid
ering that Chich Harley. Pete sunoh.
comb. HOSE Workman and others
have worn the Buckeye ooloru AZ
sumo time or other
Snyder "a captain Of this seasons
track team Iia Il n junior. tsing
the only thlriyear man 20 YET lead
an Ohio state track squad, snyder
starts in several events, namely
High and low hurdles. hirh and
broad jumps and tho pole vault. Hes
above the average IN each OF them.
In the recent Ohio relays. snyder
won ne penthihlon event Ito beat
classy field 90 turn tho trick. too.
ne was also entered in tho annual
Penn games ana sparkled. carrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

biz league experience ana can be
watched 90 great udvsutaFe.
Don't qut on any play f. my pet
hit Of advice % on players. cntcherB
in particular. No play o. impossible
until you have actually failed 20
make D.
often grab foul files AMI throw
ont runners when there didn't seem
10 b. a chance In the world AZ the
start Or the play
Ana after All, nothing looks worso
than 10 lose a play that you could
have made II you went tho limit IN
your effort.
I refer particularly % ny balls
that drop safe within reaching dis
lance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
| DRIVERS WORK
FOR BIG RACE

INDIANAPOLIS May ls.--Driyers
OF cars entered for the 5oo'milc auto
races at tho indianapolis motor speed
way on Decoration day today were
going into tho straightAway OF the
training period.
Only few more days remain until
the qualification trials start and most
OF the drivers are behind with their
preliminary work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
TIMELY TIPS
TO
AMATEURS
SAYS WALLY SCHANG
Catcher New YOri Amsrieansl

THEiiE are 90 many upa hat ]
Il might pass out 20 the amateur
player that ! scarcely know where
10 aiart
Despite the fact that I have been
in the American league many ycars.
each season learn many thlnr.
about catching 10 which / had never
before giyen any thought
TO the amateur players fortunate
enough 10 zee major league games. 1
uEgtHi they watch carefully the
work N the STAN 81 The position they
play
Tie amateur who Eses only the
minors must look 20 tho staru Of
that class u hali for their tips Many
ri inc minor league players have had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
FFCIAL APOLOGY IS EXPECTED FROM FRENCH OLYMPIC BODY
MILE. LENGLEN
OUT OF MEET

PARIS. May i9- Mile suzanne
Lengisn. worlds tennis champion.
has Withdrawn her snirV Ia tho
French national championships be-
cause Of illness she hopes 10 be- IN
condition 70 play IN the Olympic
Eamss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
GIBBONS is IN
TOP CONDITION

MICHIGAN CITY May -
Georges Carpenter and Tommy Glib
bons today entered the scmi-flnal
work OF their training grind.
Gibbons. because he never gets out
OF condition. Is in top shape.
Nearly 100000 worth Of tickets
for the fight have been reserved. a..
cording to promoters. General sale
Of tickets opened today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
No Serious Break Likely
liter French Fans Jeer
,.,r;can Flag Kissed and National Emblem Jeered
!, Partial French Fans as Yankee Rugby Team
e.. Decisive Victory Over Own Men
BY HENRY l., FARRELL

,EE YoaK MAY lsnNo action will be taken by the
ss demonstration in Paris during the rugby cham
s;n match until report has been received by Amer
,-.5resentatves in Paris, It was said here Monday.
m @ the reports have been b %Sdo It MS Is not probable
srsn officials as there is disposition here TO regard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
YANK RUGBY
TEAM TAKES
FINAL TILT

DARts. May H. The American
Olympic Rugby team was an sasy
winner over the French team. ~ 90
10. Ia the finals FOR the worlds title
here yesterday.
The game vas married by the poor
srortsmanshlp o. the French crowd.
which showed utter lack of respect
70 the visiting players
only two French players, Lnsserrv
ana nehoteguy. were OF any calibcr
az all.
The Americans showed their good
sportsmanShip by accepting an iuNi.
iatlon 90 attend a banquet following
the game. given By the French
Rugby association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

caught tho judges eye AZ they
flashed past the winning post,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

: - scr knocked Cole out Of tn.
= ~ seventh Inning and scored
= '.as ihAi beat ths Tigers. 70 &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

s'psis HOWL run HTTTERs
~, s-e'e -s.sss f.f-....s...-.. /
4, ~ ssaailadsishia. ! ............. L
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FOR RENT-ST0REs


| ATTRACTIVE CORNER RUILDING, tn AND
o Sts. NV. occupied as grocery for years
with two separate apartments ANA baths.
newly decorated immediate possession. AppIy
A. &, RORIS, 1919 CrltteUdeu 81. u.w.t or
phone Adams a14
17o5 DE SALES ST. NV. OPPOSITE NEW
shop. Phone Main 2l27. dels'
| VERY DESIRABLE STORE. NORTHWEST
corner of l4th and Randolph sts. NV. suit-
able for many lines: reasonable rental. Phone
/ Main So. BARTLETT- PRATT REALTY
COMPANY. lo02 st. NV.
422 FIFTH ST. NW-STITARLE FOR ANY
business or Office: opposite Court House: $40
mo. J. Il. STEIN 4s2 la. ave.
FOR EENT-STuRE. 14l4 IIth ST. NV
1nRly AanIRy RANRAdL 2aI;L aloo u; HAGNER CO. 1927
$40 14th ST.-oTR OTHER TENANTS ARE
all doing Il good business iU this block
FRANK +. ALTEMCS. 2Ti4 14th -.
CHEVY CHASE, MD., BROUKyILLE ROAD
etc. W. F. EVANS. 1908 Penna. ave. NV. :
So \ MONIH FOR = STORE, 2ux.u. IN
one OF .,eor&etown hu>ics' blocks. on VI -.
CHANGE. 49, La ave. NV. Main 1850.
1243 2uth 81. N.W.-STuKE. SUITABLE
for any kind of business: electricity and ga>
good location. Call Franklin 1888.
SOME CHOICE STORES ~ VERY DESIE-
PERCY II. RUSSELL co. Poe 18th =. NV.
COR 18Th NV. AND WYOAIINti. OVER
store: prominent display windows. for beauty
parlor corsets. modiste. millinery. dentist:
heated reasonable 132 Bond bldg, Q To
1890. Phone Main G226.
FOR RENT STORE, ON + 81. NEAR ntn
NV. S4T5 per month.
STONE < FAIRFAN 1at2 New YORK ave. u.v.
ginia ave Sc; 81. EAST WASHINGTON
REALTY CO. 71e sth st ne.
1918 9th N.W.-STORE FOR ANY BUSINESS.
one month free: reasonable; heated -
Bond bldg, 10 1880. Phone Main 622G.
t4o2 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Store and l rm. cleo, heat furnished 500
Td3 PARK ROAD NV.
NJ Is6l. DAviD F. RARRY. 1907 II 81. Nv.
400 X STREET-CORNER STORE. 24yGu:
heat and janitor service furnished. Loug
lease; attractive rental; consult our property
management department fo- terms.
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY NJ;
1O5 ST NV. = STOREROOM NTH
JAMES + SHEA,
Gi3 IouiSiaua ave NV.
s2S E st.IStore room and ) rms and bath.
4I5S georgia avr.-Store room 2ux42s #.
Including large cellar and double brick
720 4th st. NV .....................,- SO
ALi.Ay :. WALKER < co.. I$e,.
s13 11th 81. NV Main @ta@
1905 f4th S'r
BTiLnINii y FEET M ARuTr - FEET
DEEP: MonERN IMPROVEMENTS; FIRST
FLOOR RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 MO
CORNER STORE
14th AND RANDOLPH.
FRONT AND SIDE SHOW WINDOW
ROOM, 2Ox60: RENT ................ S75 Mo,
1523 18th ST
RECENTLY RFNCHFT Ell. 80 EInr1'-
LARGE SHOW WINDOW: BUILDING 2Ox6O
FEET DEEP ..................-...-S SiT5 80.
I02S y. CAPITOL. ST
STORE NTH / LARGE LIVING ROOMS
BATH; NEWLY DECORATED THROUGH
OUT: ELECTRICITY. GAS .......... 500 MO.
MCkEEVER & GOSS.
REALTORS
14l5 X ST. NV MAIN 4752
Continued on Next PaSe.D
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1901 o ST. NV.
. ROOMS AND BATH.
l.. W. GRO0MES, 1915 p ST

ROOMS AND BATH.
L W. GROoMEs. 1915 ST.
! 1454 SPRING ROAD
CLoSEb POI T0RGHES HE'S BrfLTiI II r ot GhRAGE Nit
GOOD CONDITION. Sl15 MO.
/ CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL: 2-CAR GARAGE
RRCkl HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR.
"''' AIS GEORGIA AVE.
| SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH, FINE con
DITIoN: 4 BARGAIN; IMMEDIATE occU-
...: 500 7tn ST. Nv ~
rI6I 8 ROOMS ms AH ASD BATH IN GOOD coNDI-
ROOMS AND BATH, IN EXCELLENT
ROOMS AND RATH, COOP CONDITION;
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL. $50 MO.
Elm ST. Chez CHASE SII,,1 MD. ,.,,nr
GOOD CONDITION. Sl1o NO.
Rooms ATD BATH a H. DETAGREP ,,A6 IEd IN
McKEEvEA 4 GoSS,
1915 X ST. NV, MAIN 1852
NEAR SHERIDAN sII CIRcLE1s y. ROOMS, 2
" STORY & co,
Frank. 400.
BLAIR, MD., NEAR SILVER SPRING
Ideal bungalow, six rooms, bath, ami; open
fireplace: 2-car garage; $40.
PENDLETON-ORAR,
l116 14th st. NV.
FIR. 6515.
COLORED
T67 Gresham Place.
First floor, rooms and bath, furnace heat,
good condition. rent SJa.
EUGENE II. TAGGART,
1918 81. NV. Main $500.
JAN. 1-43O7 30th ST. N.w.-8 ROOMS, :
'a' ALAN I. WALKER & CO.. INC.
s18 18TH ST. NV. Main 269o.
FOR RENT-921 O STREET N.W.-I2 ROOMS
and hath; newly pSapered and painted through
Main 2ssO 2o4 McGnl Bldg
FOR RENT-BY
cAYwGoD RR0s; & GARRETT. INC.
S1J y. ]. ave. NV, 10 RS. and D.. $50 90
III Ord st. Sc, 10 RS. and b........... 5000
262s 11th st. NV. 8 RS. and b........ $500
-oi0 -n' St. FuRN1sHED H:R Gf;6 H0rsES -''o'
1892 Iqsomar St NV 10 RS. and $50 90 90 90
il2l Monroe ST. Sroi;Ts;''''''.'''.' SToRES $500
el3 18th st. NV. with rs............ .slOO. 90
iS7o ifS7 III ST. s, ne with 2'r;'''' 20 500 90
29O8 Georgia ave-, with RS. and b.. 5000
So' NeM Xp4RTMESTs fRTH I%S = TYFrRyiisHED 1910
1870 II st. ne, 7 RS. and b........... $500
14lO 9th st. NV. rs. and h.......... 5000
80 NJ st. ssiTMRrRRAN siM SnP PRoPERTiY; 9ppFi; 40'"
Gist ave. Blair. Md. rs. and b.. $50 90
GARAGES.
rear Sli ! 81. NV. St.'t'b
Rear 500 9th st. ne................... 1880
Rear 81 i st. ne. ............. $50
Rear 1850 Bladensburg road. ........... 900
CAYWoOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
9l5 New York ave. NV.
Realtors. gs
32O 3rd ST. NE.
rooms and bath, fur. heat..........s $40. 90
2627 EVERETT ST. NE.
6 rooms and bath, fur heat........s $50 90
Will Place These Houses in
Good Shape.
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD.
3I9 Bond Building. Main 1898 7s
Evening star., 1924-12-07
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSEs

WANTED-TO RENT HOUSE. ~ ROOMS OR
more detached or semi-detachcd, in first COM
mercial HyHttsviH- 80. %
TO ROOM TNFTRNISHED HOUSE /;
northwest section: modern. garage preferred
Telephone North 2N52
Evening star., 1924-12-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEAR LINCOLN PARK| LARGE, LIGHT
rooms, heat. janitor service: reasonable; adults
only Phone Lincoln 1767-W sc
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ATTRACTIVE CORNER BUILDING, tn AND
o sts. NV. occupied as grocery for years
with two separate apartments ANA baths.
newly decorated. immediate possession. Apply
A. c, H0RYS. 1919 Critteudru ST. NV, Or
nhcnp Adams q13
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WANTED.

More homes and apartments to rent in NV.
section. 10 supply our waiting list. PAULINE
WALTERS. ReatreSs. 1850 Irving ST.. CO.
lumha GtlS4
Evening star., 1924-12-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BEST VALUE on WASHINGTON HETGHTE,
broom ana bath apts In excellent condition /:
roomSi bath; small dining room and Kitchen
only $SS 3,r ger gEvT month I'm Immediate possession.
lnlS st. NV.
1917 14th ST. NV
rm'' b. gas slss &C. he heat furnished .seo
'' 14o8 14th insHto sTs NV. 800
I rn. s., b.; gas; eiec,; h;,w:h. $50
THE AMBASSADOR, 1850 18th ST.
rooms bath and pS porch .;........... 5000
' 2soi conn. AVE. "iI0''V
THE RIcARDor. Gr ss25 Ssss 10th ST. SOO'OO
{ rooms, bath and porch. ..............s .siI5. 90
. rooms. bath and porch. $4,000 to s14o.oo
1913 10th ST,
rooms. bath dressing rm sfSSo0 ECO to TO tiSS 90
Of THE c. cARfo' i415 sfRiSa PLACE ioa' %
~ THE iRoQUjoIs.. i4iio NJ ST. ST. ''O'O'
'00"'' anu O''9 aloe \ ST. ''O0O
' $500 conn. AVE. '''''' s'O'OO
. rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. S47. so
rooms, nan shS RECEIPT
rms bath bath, & 81 TeGegt hail ~ ss3 90 to ss7 80
'0' The n LHMoNT, 1921 LAMONT; ST. 'o''OO
rooms and bath. '...'.'.....'.'...... *S5.0 90
l447 OAK ST.
rooms and bath.................. $500
4IS X ST. NV.
rooms ana Oisai is25 NJ ST. NV. o0'O0
= r, RECEIPT. rm oSo & KIT IT, ~ sc'.oo to $1,000
rooms and bath. h.:.................... $40. 90
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. S6S. 90
. ''''"' 1 Is 70 QUE ST. NV. ~
rooms and bath. h...................... $30.5
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
al2 18th St. NV. Main GsSs.
THE AvONDALE.
1874 ST. NV.
Fireproof, elevator, square and a half from
rooms. kitchen and bath.
rooms, kitchen and hath.
THE BILTM0RE.
1910 BILTMORE ST NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath.
rooms bath and porch.
CAYANAUGH COURTS.
1928 18th ST NV.
FireproOf switchboard.
! room and bath.
room. kitchen and bath.
rooms kitchen. bath and entry hall.
MOSTCLAIR,
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Apt 44-4 rooms, large reception hall, bath
and porch
THE NETHERLANDS.
1880 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
FireproOf elevators. switchboard.
large rooms. kitchen, bsth and rec. hall.
THE PARkWOOD.
1746 X ST. NV.
FireproOf. elevators. switchboard.
very large rms, kitchen. bath and rec.
hall; excellent exposure.
PETWURTH GARDENS,
124 TO 1870 WEBSTER ST. NV.
3 rooms, Kitchen and bath
rooms, kitchen and hath.
RUTLAND COURTS.
1928 18th ST NV.
Fireproof. elevators. switchboard.
large rm.. large kitchen, bath and entry
hell. SIS and $50.
large rms. kit. bath and rec. hall. $40.
3 large rms, kit. bath and rec. hall; sew
eral exceptionally large closets.
1911 22nd ST. NV.
= rooms kitchen and bath.
THE REXTOS.
27l4 QUARRY RID. NV.
Comparatively new bldg. "A square from
Columbia rd.. just west Of 18th al.
rooms. kitchen and bat $6S. so.
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO.,
sI3 18th St NV. Main 26eO.