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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01
BURTON
Mrs. A. Hunt.)

49, e''''f
w. w. Akchurst has just fin
ished harvesting his raspberry
crop which was pronounced by
the shippers the best on the is
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Bcall sent beaut-
iful hot house roses to the man
under whose auspices the sup
per was given Friday evening t.
raise funds for the Orthopedic
hospital in Seattle. After TIL
supper the roses We're given toI
the young ladies who were wait
resses at the different tables.
Ninety one camp fire girls
from Camp Sealth passed thru
Burton, Monday night for tn 2 as
sembly grounds where they spent
the night. Early Tuesday morn
ing they were seen filing by twos
along the beach for the home
camp.
Pastor Rev. Y. S. Fretz is ex-
pected back this week from his
eastern trip and vacation and
will occupy the pulpit Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. A large
congregation should greet him,
and there will be special singing,
A. B. Odion is moving his fam
lily into the Bibbin's house at
Quartermaster. The Taylor pro
perty has been leased to Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb Latham Of Seattle
who will move in as soon as va
cant.
Mr.. Peter Smith and his fam
lily and Miss Holshorf and Mr..
Alex Smith and cousin, Miss Mai
IN of California, drove over the
South end ferry Tuesday for an
outing and picnic lunch at Point
Defiance Park which was much
enjoyed.
The Burton Library Committee
are planning food sale all day
Saturday. August 9th, at the Ii
brary room.
7. A number of ladies attended
J, the demonstration of the use OF
i aluminium ware given by Mr.. o.
G. Torrance Of Seattle, at the
thome of Mrs. C. G. Williams, on
Thursday afternoon. An appe-
tizing meal was prepared and
served as the demonstrator eX-
planned the different uses of the
ware.
i Miss Mabel Pontt of Chicago,
/, a former school mate of Mrs. A.
B. Odion, was here over the week
end, the guest of Mrs. Odion and
her sister Mrs. G. G. Williams.
The Y. NJ. c. A. camp of boys
who have been on the island the
past six weeks in the berry fields
: broke camp Thursday, having
finished the last picking of Lo-
gans for Mr.. Frank Enochs We'd.
nesday. Mr.. Enochs reports the
crop better than at first antici
: pated.
; A good number of the students
and teachers of former Vashor
College are looking forward to :
! reunion on the campus Sunday
, August 3, and from this gather
ing may materialize something o.
benefit to the whole community
later on.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01

Don't get mad at the Grocery
man; he has only dun unto you
as others dun unto him.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01

well in Montana because of his
election to the senate but that is
n mistake. He was elected be
cause the man who was running
against him was unpopular vita
the bulk of his own party and al
so because he did not stand in
with the interests Carl Riddicll,
Whceler's opponent was a dry
land farmer and small bore law
yer and politician. lie was em-
barrasod with debt and domestic
trouble and in addition had the
powerful mining interests of the
state against him as he was sup
posed to favor legislation to help
the farmers as opposed to the
miners. Thus, in order to beat
liddictl at any cost, the interests
combined with the reds and vot-
ed for Wheeler, believing if it
came to "a showdown they could
make a tool of him while they
could not use Rlddick. While
Walsh and Wheeler worked to-
Igcthar on The investigation re
ferred to, Walsh has always been
opposed to Wheeler and the red
Iradicalism for which he stands.
Every citizen in Montana knows
this.
Socialism and Communism
dor one runs into the other) are
founded ON the theory that men
ilt given an even start and a
square deal Wlil ne unselilSh ana
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01
BURTON BAPTIST CHURCH

Bible school, 10 to IL a. m.
Church services, IL to II
Young peoples meeting Z 80
to $50 p. m.
Leader: Miss Opal Akehurst.
Special Music will be provided.
The Original "Primus" Oil
Stove on sale at the FERRY INN
Vashon Heights. 31t9p
Sometimes a girl gets the idea
that she's little dear when she
is only a little bare.
The normal driver thinks he is
0carful just because he toots when
he is getting ready to run over
Somebody.
The heighth of the summer
bathing season is here. Freckled
beauties on shore and speckled
beauties in the water. For which
does father go fishing.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01

Ira H. Case, of Magnolia Beach
representative of this 10th dis
trict in the state legislature. was
in Nashon, "Wednesday afternoon
for short time. He is beginning
his campaign for reelection and
will be going over the district
pretty steady now until election
day. Mr.. Case has been living
on the island Is years and dur
ing that time has worked stead
lily and consistently for the pub
lie good. At this time he has one
big, worthwhile project in mind
and that is the completion of our
paved road. This is a proposition
that requires outside help and
Mr.. Case feels sure that, with the
sentiment already favorable, Sc
cured in the last legislature, he
can bring the Island another step
toward the desired goal the COM
ing term. If the matter appears
10 the voters as it does to the
writer, they will return Represen
tative Case to Olympia with a
bigger vote than last time.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01

The first thing a poultrym-n
does is to go out and buy a hen
nery-then he buys a henry.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET Coolidge and Dawes
The PATRIOTS PLEDGE

Il pledge allegiance to my
Flag and to the Republic for
which it stands. One Nation,
Indivisible, with Liberty and
Justice for all.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-01

See vashon Island for that home in the West,
Evening star., 1924-04-26
AGRICULTURE BILL
PASSED IN HOUSE
f57, 100000 Voted for Conduct Of
Department-Free Seed Ma
neuver Beaten.

After an attempt at the last min
ate to amend the agricultural appro-
priation bill so as to provide $360,00o
.or free distribution of seeds by MEM
bers of Congress had failed, the de-
partmental supply measure, carrying
$4,000, 900, was passed by the House
Thursday and sent to the Senate.
Representative Aswell, Democrat,
Louisiana, sought to revive the prac-
tice of seed distribution, which was
discontinued several years ago, but
his amendment to provide necessary
funds was rejected by roll call vote
of 207 to Ill.
A futile attempte also was MADE
lust before passage OF the OIL 70
eliminate an amendment which would
make $4,000 available for the manu-
'acture and distribution of black leg
vaccine. The amount remained in
tho bill by vote of 175 to 1856.
AS sent to the Senate, the measure
carried an amendment, adopted by a
vote of rs to %, which would in
crease the powers of the Secretary
of Agriculture under the packers
and stockyards act.
OF the bills total, which is $685., 900
less than requested by the budget
bureau and a decrease of $211, 900 as
compared with last year, 100000 is
for eradication of the boil weevil
and other insects affecting southern
crops.
Evening star., 1924-04-26
RUSSIANS QUIT WORK
10 DAYS FOR EASTER
Extra Time Allowed to Recover
After Observation-Disclosures
Are Crowded.

BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright, 1924.
MOSCOW, April 26.-Work through
out Russia practically ceased today
as a result of the Russian Easter
celebration, which began Thursday
night, according to the old calendar.
and will not be resumed until Monday
week. The Easter celebrations will
be followed by the May day holiday.
which, in turn. will be succeeded by
i day of rest to recover from the
fatigue of the celebrations.
In order to avoid starting work
again at the fag end of next week,
the workers have been given the
right to extend the holiday over the
week end Most of the workers in
tend to avail themselves of this privi-
lege.
The scenes in the Moscow churches
furnish an extraordinary light on the
idea that religion is an expiring force
here. The writer, when he attempted
Evening star., 1924-04-26

drink from bottles marked pare
goric" and "carbolic acid" other
agents found quantities of forged
Evening star., 1924-04-26

internal revenue stamps which were
used to paste over the tops of bottles
after the liquor had been adu1terated.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

It was charged that in many places
proprietors and clerks were busy
selling liquor over the counter by the
Evening star., 1924-04-26
DRUG STORES RAIDED.
SO Arrested-Vast Rum Supply
Seized In New York.

seized In Now Y0fK.
NEW YORK, April 2s. A picked
detachment OF seventy-fve dry
agents. acting under orders from
Prohibition Commissioner Roy Hayaes,
swooped down on eighteen drug
stores yesterday, made thirty-eight
arrests and confiscated q vast guam
tity of liquor, most Of which they be-
lieved to be dangerously adulterated.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

to enter one great church, found it
crowded to the doors with standing
congregation. Two-thirds of the vast
congregation were men. In the con-
gregation one high soviet officer in
uniform was recognized.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21
La Com. Hipica....
Continuation de la Ia. pag)

dad del senior Jose Miro Sauri= hasta
tanto Sc termine la investigation que
Sc practica por Ell Eepartamento de
Justicia.
Fue acuerdo suspender hasta tanto
Sc practique una investigation, ell cas-
tigo de dos semanas de suspension i'm
puesto al jockey Carlos Limardo.
Eisplso Ia Comisi6n que antes de
acep arse defnitivamente la inscription
de un caballo nacido en- Ell pals, debe-
"a ser inspeccionado ,por la comisi6n
Hipica .Insular, para 10 cual Sc avisa-
ra con anticipation al duedo, senalan-
dosele la hora y sitio donde debe llevar
Sc Ell caballo al fin indicado.
Sc resolvi6 recomendar al Coronel de
la Policia Insular que envie a La Co.
mission los nombres de las personas que
resulten convictas de alteration de Ia
paz promotores de motines dentro de
los hip6dromos de Puerto Rico, para no.
tificar a las Corporaciones explotadoras
de los mismos cue no permitan la en-
trada de esos individuos de acuerd ,
con 10 dispuesto por la Comision Hipi-
ca en- 23 de septiembre de 1928.
Sc acuerda facultar al Jurado para
que todos los dias de earreras asigne las
c2setas que deben ocupar los JueceS de
Pista.
Sc enmendaron los articulos 81 y
38 quedando redactados en- la forma ST.
guiente:-
'tArticplo 81. En- ninguna carrera to-
mara parte mas de un caballo de una
misma cuadra, asi como tampoco, min
guna persona, establo sociedad podra
inscribir mas de un caballo en- una mis-
ma carrera".
"Articulo 38. La infraccion al ar
ticulo anterior .aparejara la elmina-
cion de los caballos asi inscritos ade-
mas la suspension de los mismos por
cuatro dias de carreras consecutivos. y
Para evitar protestas apelaciones,
la Comisi6n acyerda recomendar al Ju-
rado, que antes de imponer castigo al
guno olga los infractores 81 fuere
necesario practique una investigation
de los hechos denunciados que lie ha-
yam sido reportados.
Enterada la Comisi0n de varias que
Jas publicadas en- algunos periodicos
de la ,ocalidad contra las actuaciones
del Juez de Salidas seflor Jaime Todd,
fue acuerdo nombrar en- comision a los
seiiores Richardson y Rivera zayas pa
re- qre practique una investigation e
infornel oportunamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

El Departamento que mas Sc signi-
fco fue el de la Poicis. El servicio
de trafico, asi como todos los demas,
fueron desempenados por los mucha-
chos. La verdadera policia Sc mantenia
oportuna distancia de los nuevos
guardias por 81 necesitaban de su ayu-
da.
En- nuestra vista al Quartet General,
nos enteramos que ell Coronel Lewis
hahia sido sustitufdo por ell joven He
riot Stark, de 10 afios. En- la oficina
contigua su despacho estaba su Sc
cretario Particular, de II amos, los
miembros de Ia nueva Comision de La
Policia cue estaba punto de ESTRE-
NARSE en- la primera reunion.
Ell Jefe del Distrito, Sr. Blanco. fue
sustituido por ell joven Antonio Y.
Cosme, de 18 amos. Hablando con Ell
nos informo que Ell crden en- toda la
SAuuau cAd SOAnPACIO, 4uO h"SA" NSS
tacado 18, 10 y 10 guardias para San
Juan, Santurce Pta. de TERRA, res
pectivamente, asi como la suficiente OIL
cialidad para ell commando de la fuerza.
Hasta las P. M. duro la actuacion
Official de la simpatica muchitanga, no
faltando quienes, al aplaudir tan her
moso acto, hayan dicho socarronamen-
tie que los muchachos 10 saben hacer
mejor que los hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

las riendas en- manos Gel Sr. C1onzalez
Ginorio volvio por sus fueros para po-
rerlas en- las del joven Alberto Beltran.
Este procedio, inmediatamente. Sc
leccionar su ''GabinetitO" sin fijarse
mucho en- la Ley Municipal, porque,
segln dijo, no tenia I'm ejemplar de
ella al alcance.
La Asamblea Municipal tambien fue
REORGANIzADA; IGNoRANDoSE a
que partido pertenecia Is minoria, pues
los que la constituyeron NEGARoNSE
a hacer declaraciones politicas. El Pre-
sidente, adulto, de la Asamblea. Sr. Ia
mirsz Santibanez, explico a los nuevos
asambleistas la manera en- que trabaJa
d.cho ORGANISING, Y la mission que CO.
rr spondia a cada bando en- ell seno
del mismo. Ell nuevo Presidente de IA
Asamblea 10 fue ell joven Lorenzo
Ig esias. de II afios, los asambleistas
mucha chos de su misma edad mas o
menos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21
70 .crei siempre.....
Continuation de La Ira. plana)


"a nj con Santiago Iglesias nj con
ninguno de los miembros de la Fedora
ci6n Libre y del Partido Socialistas.
Sc induce los Tribunales, Sc amena-
"a a los funcionarios piblicos y Sc hace
todo 10 que es necesario Illegal y de
manera insolente para que actnen jue-
ces funcionarios de acuerdo con las
conveniencias de los jefes politicos in
teresados.
Esta es nuestra situacion Y de ella
nos damos cuenta en- la presente lucha
electoral en- donde han de ponerse en-
ejeoucion todos los medios por abomi-
nab.es que ellos sean para pulverizar-
nos. Ell future nos dira 10 que ocurra.
Recordamos que los Kaisers y los Cza-
res han caido pesar de sus poderes
omnipotentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21
MADRES

Cuidado con los sfntomas de las lombri-
ces. Estos parasites son los grandes de-
strutores de la vida de los nifos. 81
listed cree que los suyos tienen lombrices,
actde con rapidez. Dele al nino una dosis
o dos de la Whites Cream Vernifuge.
Los parasitos no pueden resistir al suso de
este remedio probado por ell tempo; las
lombrices son arroiadas del .sistema y ell
rosado color de la salud vueIve a aesplender
en- las meiillas del nifo. De ventaSen las
farmacias y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

dcdLO.
-
Alredor de la mesa del secretario
Van Deusen Sc agrupo la tropa para
recoger sus nombramientos. Ell Captain
fue leyendo: Jorge Audrey, para Co.
bernador; Angel Ginorio, Comisionado
de Agriculture; Rafael Font, Interior;
Jose Paniagua, Sandal; Teofilo NAL
donado, Educacion; Angel Diaz Garcia
Secretario Executive; Eulogio de Riera,
Tesorero; Luis Traviese, Attorney
General. y Arturo Idrach, Auditor.
Constituido ell Gabinete, Mr.. Van
Deusen pronunci6 breves palabras para
ilustrar a los j6venes .funcionarios en-
los asuntos de Gobierno, diciendoles
que fuesen los respectivos departa-
mentos tomar possession de sus car
gos.
Para ganar tempo, porque los mu-
chachos no estuvieran muy al corrien-
tie de la materia, ALI mismo procedie-
ron a nombrar los assistants re-
cayendo tan importantes puestos de con
fisn7a en- los siguientes jovenes: Jose
r. Julia .Secretario del Gobernador:
Joaquin Santos, ''Asss. Atty. Gen. F.;
Alberto Amy, sub-Tesorero; (fadios,
Fano!. J; Luis Matos, assistant
Auditor; Esteban Verges sub de San1-
dad; John Domenech sub del Interior;
Antonio Calder6n, sub de Agricultu-
ra; Roberto Boyd, de instruction; Girls
tobal Real Jr., sub-Secretario Executive
Y Julio Vizcarrondo, sub-Secretario del
Dpto. de Instruction.
Hechos todos los nombramientos la
tropa Sc prso en- marcia tomar pose
sion de sus cargos.
POGO despues Ell gobernador Audrey
mostro deseos de reunir su Gabinete
para someterleI una solicitud de la isIa
de Culebras pidiendo su absolute sobe-
rama, pero la reunion no pudo, nevarse
efecto debido a que todos los MEM
bros del Gabinete Sc encontraban muy
atareados despachando los asuntos que
hallaron sobre la mesa, anunciando
La 'polici' que iban segu1r a sus
subalternos.
La toma de possession de los dlstintos
cargos revistio un gran interes. Algu-
nos quedaban tan holgados en- las pol
tronas ministeriales que fue necesar!o
decretar un "reajuste" de sillas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-21

En- Ell Dpto. de Policia en- Ell o.
den municipal pas6 otro tanto. Don Re-
ia que hace varios dias hahia dejado
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Un actO de entusiasmo
Continuation de la la. pagina)

tario Executive, el Secretario del Dpto.
de instruction, los assistants de
los Comisionados. Hasta ell Gobernador
Sc dirigian las miradas de algeria de
los jovenes, y solo una obstinacion-
la ''lata'' terrible de un compafero
nuestro-izaba entire ell grupo juvenL
su ftnebre sombra Y su inocente des-
acato.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

CABIN JOHN PARK.
Six rooms, bath, sleeping
porch, fireplace. h.-w.h., cleo,
porches; garage. Lot 1OOx25O.
Near F st. car. Terms, 81, 600
cash, balance $40 per mo.
]. LEO KOLB,
o23 New York Ave. Main 5O27.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

LARGE. MODERN 7-R0OM HOUSE, BATH,
electricity. city water, about acre of ground.
large garage; in nearby Md; good white neigh
borhood: immediate possession; $50 per month.
OWNER. Room 30S. 10 14th st. NV. n. 1877
14s
TWO APARTMENTS-TwO ROOMS. KITCH-
enette and bath each; hot-water heat, gas,
electricity; at Lyon Park station. These
apartments are being newly papered and put
in frst-class condition. Will rent together or
separately. This is the best rental PROPOSE
tion in this section.
Lyon Park Realty Corp,
Phone Clarendon 80 or 4s7.
FIvE-R00N APARTMENT. AT CHERRY
dale station; gas, electricity. running water;
large lot: good place for children. Price. $50
per month.
Lyon Park Realty Corp,
Phona CI.,endop e,o ~ 1s7
Evening star., 1924-06-12
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs

rNFUR. BOX HOUSE. NV. FINE CoNDI-
ton. about $50: would lease: perm. res. no
children. BEHLERT. Chatham Cts. Col. 1sOO .
TO ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished by adults: not over $50. Address
RoN 233 Y, Star Office. 13s
WANT pET. FUR. HOUSE. ABOUT RMS.
loo; 3 adults; for summer mos or longer: pos
June IS. Address box 1871, Star ONCE. 14s
Evening star., 1924-06-12
WOODBRIDGE AND
BROOKIAND.

WOODRlD(IE AND
BROOKLAND.
IL looking for a real home in this section,
have a large list Of new houses and bunga-
lows. both frame and brick, to select from.
See me before buying.
new brick houses. just completed, fine To-
cation, near cars. Terms.
new 7-room houses, sleeping porch; u "a.
of cars: hardwood trim: built-in refrigera tor
hot-water heat: ami. Terms.
Best 5-room bungalow, sleeping porch, in this
section; surrounded by oak trees. Party, leav-
ing city. will sacrifice monthly payments. $65,
7-room house, y acre ground; fruit. Price.
IS, 500. Choice lots.
M. o. BULL,
n. 6611-J. 2200 r. I. ave. ne.
1T ABSOLUTELY PAYS
to buy q Power-built modern home ut College
Park. Md. Adjacent to the University OF
Maryland, where real values predominate
Sold on reasonable terms by
ELM0RE POWER. Owner and Builder
Tel. Berwyn 111-w.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
SALE OR RENT-sUB. pRoP'Y,

4-RM. HOUSE, 1h ACRES: FRUIT; is MIN.
from cars. Take 18th, Pa. ave. car for Hat
field to Hunter, or Rosslyn to Hunter station
z. B. VAN EVERY, Alexandria. No. ..
Evening star., 1924-06-12
RENT-FARMS.

PAsTURAGE FOR HORSES.
Large acreage OF bluegrass. Timothy and
clover sod. plenty OF running water and shade
on the old Georgetown pike miles beyond
bethesda. Apply Mr. WILLIAM A. BAKER.
Manager for Floyd f.. Davis. Beans Post
Office, Montgomery county. Nd, at sol 7th
st. s.w., Washington. d. c. Telephone Main
3s3
Evening star., 1924-06-12

40 3 ST. WINDOW BRICK.
rooms and bath. See this before buying anr
submit offer. Must be sold Bargain. MAR
Evening star., 1924-06-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS

IAN AND /. .:'W.-MOsT DEsiRABLE BUsI-
ness corner; Is rooms. stores. Offices, apts !;
ami; bargain. $500: part rented: Eill divide
Owner, RALEIGH SHERMAN, 1908 l. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

OFFICES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FOR
attorneys practiciny before interstate COM
merce commission or internal revenue. BRAD
LEY, BEALL & HOWARD INC. 1912 II ST.
NV Wilkins hildino
Evening star., 1924-06-12
RENT-DESK SPACE.

ATTORNEY DESIRES RESPONSIBLE PARTY
to share suite in Woodward bldg. Call AaiL
Evening star., 1924-06-12
SALE-FARMS.
Confirmed

| HAVE 72h-ACRE FARM IN THE DIS
trist on the Ridge rd. mel. well watered,
usSe hard no S. S 40 Of val
2l0o0. II. P. 0kIE. 1925 Conn. ave.
I ACRES GARDEN LAND NEAR CAR LINE,
40: fine lawn, shade, bearing fruit, all kinds
berries, garden planted; tenant house. 3
81 900 cash
acres nearby Md: 5-ronm house. not
modern; large poultry house. garage, bearing
fruit; bargain 81 900; $1,000 cash. No trade
above.
For suburban homes and country places
worth the money see me. l have them
ARTHUR NJ. C0NN0R.
Evenings, Cleve. 167W.
1e6 18th So; wv. Room 222. Ph. NJ. 7176.
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND. FRONTING ON
state road. southeast of the city. in Prince
Georges County. Nd. nine miles from District
line: land practically all cleared and very
productive: price. only 81 200: 500 cash and
easy monthly payments; no Improvements.
PRATHER G. ROBINSON,
5i4-51o-516 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave.
Main 40.
s7hs ACRES. Il MILES FROM WASHING
ton: acres %oaaI.nd bs1.ncs 70 in sish st.se
OF cultivation. Raised so bushels of corn to
the acre last season. young apple orchard.
Produced 500 bushels last season. land is
fenced with heavy woven wire and well wa.
tered. S-room house. with bath and finished
attic; hot air heat. Delco lights airpressure
watered. big basement. There are 10 out
growing crops and everything but house fur
provements for $4,000 The improvements
can't be replaced for the price asked. Terms.
II cash, balance to suit purchaser.
OWNER, r. s. wICKLINE,
r. 1. Vienna, Va. 15s
Evening star., 1924-06-12
WANTED-DESK SPACE.
FOR SALE-HnnSES-

BUILDER WOULD LIKE TO RENT DESK
space; state price. Address Box ASK. Star
office
Evening star., 1924-06-12

ETGHT ROOMS, BUNGALow-TYPE HOMES.
oeng ensnea gts t beat best
large lots easy terms: one-qusrter block of
Takoma car. on 18th ct. car line. Would
cept building lot as cash payment. 215-219
Underwood st. NV. between Blair rd. and
car line. Col. e472-W.
s45 MONTH, 500 CASH: 5R. AND r. :;
ami. Allegheny ave. Takema Park. Col.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
SALE OR RENT APARTMENTS.

THE LEAMINGTON. 2J03 18th ST. NV
i large rooms, kitchen. ba tn and porch. Price
ST.. $50: terms. Rent furnished un.urn shed
reasonable. Apply UNION REALTY CORPS.,
l410 G ST. Main Sij.