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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25

International Broom and
Whisk Makers Union.
Will R. Boyer, Secretary Treasurer.
853 King Place, Chicago, Ill.
The Following Manufacturers and
Jobbers Handle Prison-made
BrOOms
Merkle Broom Co, Paris, Ill.
Western Grocery Co., Dubuque,
Iowa; branches in Iowa, Minnesota
and Missouri.
Scudder-Gale Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Paxton & Gallagher, Omaha, Neb.
Adams Gro. Co., Chillicothe, Mo.
Hirst-Schrack Gro Co., Sedalia, Mo.
Central Broom Co., Jefferson City,
Mo.
Kirkholder & Rausch, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bursley & Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Samuel Cupples & Co., ST. Louis
and Chicago.
Imperial Mdse Co., Perry, Ohio.
Kresge Stores, whisk brooms.
Woolworth Stores, whisk brooms.
Prison Labor Contractors
Ripple Brothers, Baltimore, Nd.
Louisville Broom Co., Louisville, KY
Frankfort Broom Co., Frankfort,
KY.
Bardel Broom Mfg. Co., Moundsville,
w. Va.
Demand Union Label BrOoms as
guarantee that they were made by
free labor under sanitary conditions.
Subscribe for The Press.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
WAGE WAR
On Union While Gouging
The Public

Wheeling, w. Va.-With long rec
ord of union-smashing, injunctions,
gun men and thugs, the Wheeling
steel corporation announces that last
years profits total $5,251, ,430.
This indicates what profits are pos
sible in the steel industry were work.
ers permitted to live their own lives.
This corporation has spent money
without stint to defeat the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron, Steel and
Tin Workers. 1t has maintained a
corps of spies, private army and an
expensive battery Of attorneys. It's
strikebreakers have been given free
board and they are paid higher wage
than the unionists ask. The corpora
ton has also set aside funds for in
terest, for taxes, for depreciation and
for the exhaustion of minerals. De-
spite these expenditures, the corpora
tons surplus last year, is $5,251 ,430
The plants Of the corporation are
in the vicinity of Wheeling. For
months it has attempted to operate or
the anti-union plan and Wheeling has
become an underwood city because Of
the imported strikebreakers.
The Wheeling chamber of commerce
stands behind the steel barons. Loca
business men have ignored the many
robberies, assaults and hold-ups tina
have been the rule since the thug.
were imported.
The steel workers present thei
usual solidarity, as do the wives AM
children of these unionists.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
Reflections Of q
Bachelor Girl
pY NELEM ROWLAND

vTYHNN bachelors fear Of design
w ing women becomes a feverish
apprehension, he rushes blindly In and
takes wife as countsr-irritant.
This is the time Of year, when his
majesty, Satan, hearkens to the vows
with a cynical smile, and begins clear
ing space for a new stock Of paving
stones to his little old Home Town.
OF course, a man can love two wom-
en- whole lot longer than he can love
lust one Look at Solomon, who
loved a thousand women. And nobody
ever heard of his getting tired Of any
Of theml
There are now 100000 more wom-
en- than men In the world, according
to statistics. No wonder Adam Is hav-
ing such a lot Of trouble, trying to
keep his RIB" in Its place!
1t takes a bride just about six weeks
to get over rushing to telephone all
the hospitals every time her husband
is half an hour late, and to discover
that there are other things besides
sudden death which will keep him
away from her.
Marriage is the point at which girl
stops wondering about the state OF
mans heart and begins worrying
about the state of his stomach.
A Widows fascination lies entirely
In the fact that she Is so much easier
to understand, to talk to, to please,
and to fool-in short, In these days Of
rapid-fire love-making. she Is the most
popular labor-saving device known to
bachelors
BY the time man has succeeded
in inducing a woman to wear brogans,
straight hair, her own complexion
and sensible" clothes, he begins to
wonder what on earth ever made him
think he loved her.
Never try to blow up an old fame
by piling on more fuel. You merely
succeed In smothering out the las1
spark.
Copyright by Helen Rowland.)
-O-
A 'Iive wire" Is not appreciated L
he makes you jump.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
SHAM PATRIOTS
Would Hide Fact that Orien-
tails Man Many u. S.
Ships
discovery" Surprises Prob
ers-Old Stuff to Trades
UniOnistS

Washington.-Few newspapers re-
ferred to great discovery" by the
shipping probers. The committee,
according to few lines in a local
paper, brought out evidence that sew
eral ships the board sold to the Dollar
Steamship Company have been orien-
| talized.
The members of the committee were
shocked, and one congressman said
this would be "bad" in the event of a
war with far east country.
The discovery" is old stuff to or
ganized labor, which has repeatedly
called attention to this employment of
Japanese, Lascars, Chinese and Hin
dus.
Vessels owned by the United States
government, and operated by private
interests, also employ Orientals. In
the current issue Of Seamen's Jour-
nal. published in San Francisco, is a
photo reproduction of reception the
Chinese crew Of the steamship Presi-
dent Lincoln gave the retiring capain.
The operators Of this government
owned vessel permitted huge banner
to be hung along the side of the ship:
"Chinese crew of the S. S. President
Lincoln"
While the house committee has just
discovered that Captain Dollar is en-
ploying Orientals, the Seamen's Jour-
nal says:
"There is no secret about Captain
Dollars employment of Chinese, but
the daily press, with a few noted ex-
ceptions, has carefully censored the
news relating to the shameful dis
criminaion against American seamen.
Gwen so reputable a publication as
the Atlantic Monthly is used by prop
agandists to create the impression
that American ships are manned by
high-priced American crews, when, as
matter of fact, only the cheapest
Orientals are employed"
The Seamen's Journal says that a
conspiracy of silence, fostered by
American newspapers, "has kept the
American people in blissful ignorance
of the fact that American ships in
the foreign trade are already manned
by Chinese, Filipinos and other cheap
Asiatics."
The Dollar Steamship Company
which congressman now whisper en-
ploys Orientals, is controlled by Cap
tain Dollar. He is leader of the Pa
cifc coast 100 per centers. He is SC
patriotic that he will only employ
'sfree and independent labor" To be
sure, these are not tainted with union
ism, he selects Orientals.
When the world war started the
captains ships were flying the British
flag. Stories of German submarine
on the west coast brought the British
flag down, and this 100 per center
raised the Stars and Stripes, which
was neutral at that time.
Dollar has always employed Orien-
tails, and the house committees dis
covery only emphasizes the censor
ship over this fact and the hypocrisy
Of union-baiting ship owners who en-
ploy Orientals, while pleading for an
American merchant marine.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25

which was attended by $50 delegates
from 13 eastern colleges. Mr.. Jones
explained that the present output of
industrial concerns, if properly sys-
tematized with due regard to the
workmen, would be produced in half
the time it now takes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
PREDICT FOUR-HOUR
DAY

New York.-The four hour day in
the near future was predicted by
Arthur B. Jones at "human engi-
conference in this city,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
POLISHERS RAISE WAGES

Kokomo, Ind.-Metal polishers en-
ployed by the Globe Stove Company,
have secured a 10 per cent wage in
crease
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25

Wife-How can keep from walk
ing In my sIeep7
Hubby-Taks carfars to bed with
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25

state bank tax, the oleomargarine tax
and other legislation whose purpose
was similar to the child labor tax.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
zes Hamilton Service Company
Brighter Home Coupon

THE HAMILTON SERVICE COMPANY
Hamilton Ohio.
Gentlemen: !
Without the slightest obligation my part please ,
let have the details of your Housewiring Plan and
your offer of Free Floor Lamp.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
This Outlet Means Convenience

The Electric Outlet or "Floor Plug"
: !: !: :; ~
represents all the many convenences of =
electricity brought to point. Your-N = N
Lamp, Vacuum Cleaner, Percoator, AbkII1 =
Toaster any of the electric appl- >k\%A1 I
that you will eventually have can \ LW
be operated from this outlet 1t is
Electricity-always ready and waiting to serve.
This Outlet is included in the present Housewring
Offer, but for very nominal sum similar Outlets can
be put in the Kitchen for your Electric Iron in the
Bedroom for the Boudoir Lamp, the Electric Curer,
Hair Dryer or Sewing Machine.
The cost of these Outlets, when with the Of
the wiring, is very small
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25
$4.88 Per Month
And Here Is What You Get---

If your house is on our present lines, we will
wire your home, hang fixtures in your Living
Room, Dining Room, two Bedrooms, Kitchen,
Bathroom and Basement; conceal all wiring in
the living apartments do this all so quick
ly and quietly, without muss or dirt, that you
will scarcely realize that the workmen have
been in your home.
The fixtures supplied are all Of the latest design
and are completely equipped with Mazda bulbs.
They are on display at the Electric Shop, 32O
High Street.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-04-25

For short time only, we will wire your home
for light in the most thorough and complete
manner, deliver this beautiful Floor Lamp
which is free-turn on the current and let you
have Electricity on Thirty-Day Free Trial.
Then, after whole month, if you want to con-
tinue to enjoy the conveniences of Electricity,
the small total cost will be spread over period
of 18 payable with your bill for Elec-
trio Service, at the rate of
Evening star., 1924-01-06
Stop Worrying About High
Rentals!

Stop Worrying About High
Rentals!
Here is the very opportunity to secure the
s, m and 1. ans f. Il aad
Pay for It while you are living in it. Your
monthly PAYMENTS; far less than rent; are
TMis LIT equity
THE PARKWOOD,
1T4e X Street NV
Clan large mems :.s :.s Ots a Prize:
month: Excellent suite for physieian.
DUMBARTON COURTS,
1857 s1st Street NV
Lovely 4-room, reception hall and bath apt.
sass Win center cent? sili ans s0nd.oSD Ppes Pn
only. .Sea6o. Cash payment and $3.50 per
THE AVONDALE,
1874 P Street NV.
attractive 5-room and bath apt Price,
$3.50 Cash payment and only $es7o Per
'nVH Very attractive Groom and bath apt. Price,
$4,000. Cash payment and s1o4.So Per
nd 'ss. ;:s.,,ss tssst 81: Fs T & Cash
ment and $14883 per month.
'e CAVANAUGH COURTS,
1924 17th Street NV.
Very desirable Broom and bath apt. Price.
RUTLAND COURTS,
172o 18th Street NV.
Groom and bath apt. Price. $500. Cash
broom and bath apt. Price, $500. Cash
payment and 20 per month.
The cooperative ownership plan has not
been ch.nEed since Its original introduetion
Ask Any Cooperative Owner.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
Pauline Walters, Realtress,
14so Irving St. NV. Phone Col. sss4.
On 18th Near Taylor.
New, attractive. semi-iet. unusual size and
arrangement; private entrances; fine view;
Near 18th and Col. Road.
3nd-feer apt, r. 4 b.; heat and bo,
W1ter; SIS.
Near 18th and Park Road.
, . rooms and bath. porch; $50; hAataA
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COSvALESCENTS. tired, elderly people, who
would appreciate comfortable home with all
modern conveniences; electric lights: plenty Of
heat and sunshine; fresh eggs. pure milk,
cream: good food: best OF care; 3 minutes to
car and steam train. For terms and par
ticulars address Glen View. Forest Glen. Md.
Woodsde lin. ..
PRIVATE HOME for invalids aged persons:
nurse IN attendance; ~ miles from Washing
ton; bus line; bright, comfortable rooms;
wholesome food: abundance milk, cream, eggs
$40 up. Address Box 23S-S, Star office.
THAINED NURSE will board and care for
convalescent elderly patients, chronic cases
and bed patients; open all year; physician on
call: S1o per wk. up. Maple Wood Farm, Silver
Spring, Nd. Phone Sandy Spring 39-F-21.
iap2Os
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,

BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE-FCRNiSH
ed apartment equipped for housekeeping. MUST
be in good neishborhood. State full particu-
lars. Address Box 2e0T, Star office.
W0FAMILY FLAT. NE. OR N.W.-Dl-
rect from owner. Address Box 2IG-T, star
office.
WANTED OR ; ROOMS UNFURNIsHED;
,. OR ROOMS. FTRNISIED; CLEAN,
comfortable: best care given; not over 40.
ADDRESS Box 316-T. Star office.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, UNFUR-
hisbed, at $50 so; rooms, kitchen ana
pain at $50; In apartment house, NV. section
ADDRESS Box S16-T. Star Office.
WASTED-FUkSIsHE APT. ROOMS
kitchen and bath; reasonable; apt. house. Ad-
dress Box 293-T Star ofhce. |
BACHELOR WANTS ONE ROOM AND BATH;
Star Office.
TWO OR MORE ROOMS, K1TCHENETTE,
bath, unfurnlshed; elec. lights; state parttcu-
lars and price, Address Box 222-T, Star ONCE.
WANTED -BY ADULT COUPLE, OR 8
room furnished apartment, In good location.
Phone Room 7l2, burlington Hotel.
WANTED FOR CLIENT = UNFURNIsBED
apt. Of 3 or rooms, preferably with porch,
IN noTthwesti not too far out. Main s9Il.
WANTED BY COUPLE. JAN. II. WELL
Furnished modern apartment, three, four or hve
rooms. with Kitchen and private bath. in good
neighborhood. northwest northeast. Must
he reasonable; Write fully. Address Box
284-T. Star Office.
APARTMENT WANTED = UNFURNIsHED.
Box Hat. Star office. 70
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, KITCHENETTE,
bath, unfurnished: adults; state terms Ad-
dress Box sat. Star ONCE. Ss
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

APARTMENTS-FURNISHED
F0NTANET COURTS, 14th AND FAIRM0NT
sta.-Three rooms. bath, attractively fur
nished, all-nigbt telephone and elevator serv-
70 sEATON PI4 N.W.-8 II. AND B.; ELEU.;
furnace heat; furnished.
v. d. RYON CO., INC. 1923 st. NJ. $3.50.
l823 MONROE ST. NV ROOMS, kITCH-
enette, bath and porch; southern expossre;
adults. Col. s149.
MT. PLEASANT SECTIOS--1 ROOM, DINING
room and kitchen combined, and bath; attrac-
lively furn. GEO. w. LINKINs. ITO K st.
wAETED--A GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE
keeping apt. with other girls; reasonable.
Apt. 656 the Chastleton.
NICELY FURNISHED BROOM AND BATH
apt, 11th and Girard SITS. NV. Rant, SIS;
in well located modern apt. house. 500 Phil
kos bldg.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued,

4 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. LARGE RECEPTION
s.mi teason1ple. Col. 1855. 705.--------
FRONT APARTMENT OF ROOMS. KlTCH-
en- and bath; continuous hot water; modern.
Adults. $3.50. Inquire 1921 Ga. ave.
5000 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-8 ROOMS
and bath, $50. -
1886 Kenyon st. p.w.-3 rms. and bath, f60.
1885 Kenyon st. nw-2 rms. and bath, S4S.
j. c. WELDON 4 CO.,
Lincoln Az Ill Il S.E
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BACHELOR, coliagebred. southern. references
wants large unfurnisllad room. NV. with oc
near bath: electric lights. Address Box 303T,
Star office.
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MASS AVE. PARK---Tw0 beautifully fur
nished rooms and board. private bath IL pre-
ferred: good wholesome cooking: $40. Cleve-
land 2S26
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Young LADY of culture desires single room:
warm: refined home: boarding house: Nj.
Pleasant line. Address Box 2S2-T. Star Office.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

wOODS1DE. MD.-Attractive rooms and
sleeping porch; half block of car: 80 min to
city; all city conveniences; private home and
home cooking. Call Woodside 43W.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

SINGLE ROOM, by Young man in Office;
warm. comfortable, we'll fIrf,ishrd for living
and study; good NV. section. walking dis
stance: private. congsnial home. no other
roomers; references exchanged. Address Nox
9l-T. star office u.
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Elevator Service.

Near Rock Creek Park
Modern hreproot construction.
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LATIN AMERICAN young man. with good
references. wishes and board in private
family, near downtown. Please give the
rates. Address Box 13s-T. star Office. -
REAL HOME-Front room by lady. with re-
fined musical family interested in young peo-
pie, near 18th and Harvard; references
changed. Address Box 115-T. star office.
WANTED Room and breakfast with private
family in northwest section; convenient ga
rage. State full particulars. Address Rox
3I9-T. Star office
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|APARTMENTs-oUr OF TOWN.

219 VIRGINIA. AVE, LYON PARK. VA
Near cars; two rooms and ktche enptte, fur
nished or unfurpished. very reasonable; ami.
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SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires one or two
rooms. with private bath. private house. NV.
section. Address Box 159T. Star Office.
WILL. young desiring To share his
room with another address Box, 1I9-T. star
prH
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Ready after February /.
Open for inspection.
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Rental Agents,
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
Real Estate Brokers,
73S 10th ST. NV.
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ROOM In we'll appointed house, near 18th and
Columbia rd.. by lady in office; reasonable.
Columbia 42Il.
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TABLE BOARD.

1o16 VERMONT AyE--(hicken dinner twice
week: hot breads. homemade desserts de-
Iicions salads; individual tables; SO month.
franklin ol13
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THE COLONIAL.

18th AND NJ SITS. N.w.--20O ROOMS.
Desirable double and single rooms in our
up-to-date American plan hotel Al rooms
have running hot and cold water and tele-
phones; showers and tub hath accessible TO all
rooms; parlors aud spacious dining room
main hoor: dining room supplied with products
from our Virginia farms fresh daily. Reason
able rates. o.
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WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD

wANTED--By lady. government worker: a
quiet back room. rear bath; electricity. Adj
dress Rox 1857. Star office. CO
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GENTLEMAN and wife; large south or east
nom In NV; permanent. Address Box 306T,
n nffine
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BY Young COUPLE. one room, kitchcnette
aud bath, reasonable, at once Address Rox
o36-T Star office
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FURNISHED ROOM by young man; must have
a.mi.; Dupont Circle vicinity preferred; pos
session Jan. 18th Address Box 74-T. Star
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EISCINESS GIRL wants room with young
ptople; references exchanged; state price.
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YOUNG COUPLE desire h.k. rooms. fur
Rished. by 18th: must lie reasonable. in quiet
locality. Address Roy 20I 7. Star office.
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LADY desires clean, modern room, with
laundry privileges Address Box 2O3-T, Star
Office.
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THOMAS CIRCLE
j. rooms and . baths: modern: heat AMI
light; suitable boarding house
TLYER & RUTHERFORD NC
Main 80 10ls Vermont Ave. NV.
LAMONT ST. NEAR 10TH
u rooms and 2 baths.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
IL rooms and 2 baths.

GEORGIA AVE. NEAR WALTER REED
D rooms and bath. ST. -
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Apartments of ., and rooms. with bath.
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RY EMPLOYED young woman, room with
hoard, within walking distance; state price.
Address BOY 305-T. Star Office
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FURNISHED ROOM or share an apartment
with congenial gentleman. Address Box l9i.T,
Star office. 8s
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Adams ais. -
lln VERMONT AVE. NW.-Another pIace
10 dine where dinners are first class and price
moderate CO
a022 10Th ST. N.W-Opposite the portner.
excellent table: prompt service. North 5718
1889 GIRARD-Dinneis, 50c: hot bread
chicken: private home.
1888 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.-Table board;
home cooking. 6s
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18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD.
8 rooms and bath,
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NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.

rner Connecticut Avenue and Tilden Street
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$50 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.--Good home cook
ing. rates reasonable; orders taken for rolls,
pies, cakes. salads.
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ONE OR TWO ROOMS and bath for house
keeping; employed couple: state particulars.
Address In, Isl Il Star nfI.n
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1925 LANIER PL., APT SWELL FUR
nished 3 rooms. kitchenette and bath. mod
ern. all outside rooms, overlooking Rock Creek
Park. Reasonable to right parties: reference.
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RENT RoOMs-SUBURBAN.

OR 4 UNFCRNIsHED R0OAlS-Rcnt rea-
sonabe. ~ Green st, Auacostia. Phone
Lincoln 7lS1-J.
COUPLE for large. bright room in modern
home, Just beyond District line: refined sur
roundinGs and excellent table. CIeve. 2253J.s
COLUMBIA PIKE, yA.--Five rooms and la tn;
electric light, pipelsss furnace: four acres ga
rage, outbuilding: partly furnished; sT5 month.
Address BOX 226r. Star office.
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CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO at breakfast and
dinner: plenty very best hOme-cooked food
1914 II st. NV. Franklin 1866.
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l4th AND TAYLOR SITS. N.W.--In private
apartment; can accommodate two. Phone
Adams 3I5 -
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170O LAMONT ST N.W.-Large warm room.
continuous hot water; delicious meals: refined
loca ton. -
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FGUBIiE front room and board for two, S35
each: NV. Address Box 23s-T. Star office. .
BUSINESS WOMAN desires single room with
hoard; walking distance downtown. Address
Box 83-T Star office
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FOUR ADULTS: TWO ROOMS, board: walk
ing distance city post office: state price. Ad-
dress RoN 266-T Star office.
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APT. ). BRISTOL, 1879 ST H.W.-s
rooms, reception hail. breakfast alcove and
bath. $50: TO party buying furniture: call
after II am. today, pm. weekdays.
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ieIo RIGGS PLACE: TEN ROOMS. TWO
baths: hot-water heat: kitchen on hrst MOOR
sleeping porch: 500. 80
J John T. KNOTT. elS st.
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ROOM AND BOARD, ny young man: private
family; reasonable. Address Box PAT, star
ONCE. Sc
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
TO 8 RMS, UNFURN., FOR L YEAR OR
longer: answer by letter: must be reasonable.
Mr. MAYHUGH. Franklin Square Hotel. ss
MODERN 8 OR 0 ROOM HOUSE OR APART.
ment for occupancy January %; five adults in
family: give location and price in reply. Ad-
dress Box 1877, Star office
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-15
ORGANIZES SCOUT
 TROOP AT BERRY
Carl Collins Is Scout Master .,s And Leader

BERRY, Ala, Feb. 14.-(Special.) Under the supervisor of E. R. Sapp, scoutmaster of the Black Warrior dis trict, Scout troop has been formed here with Carl Collins as scoutmaster and leader MT. Collins has secured scout suits for the members. Meetings are held once each week, so as to give a clear vision of scout doom to the boys.
 Parole Sought Petitions are being circulated here to free J.. K. Brashier who was sen- tenced in the Fayette county court to serve three years for the murder of Cullen Strickland in May, 1929.
 Moves To Birmingham
 J. F. Scofield, former principal of Berry High school who was injured by freight train here last May, and later awarded $5,000 in the Clanton circuit court, has purchased property in Birmingham, and has moved his family to that place where he is en- gagged in business.
 Child Dies
 Funeral services for Sudie Fields, three-year old daughter of George Fields, farmer living near this place, were conducted Tuesday evening.