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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Vessels in Port at Seattle

asitth Cove Terminal Pier tt-strs fyo
MANU-. President Mckinley,
Pier it-htr philoCtstsa
Pier itn-Ms HorEaa.
Pier ib-u. 4, g. o. Anohomish-
Pier T-Htr ClarrmonL
ipsr sur Admiral waiaan.
risr s-atr Alaska
Pier str Katrina Lncksnhaeh
Pier u-Hlr Emma Alexander.
u. 3. shipping Beard NoorinEs-atfs
Hrarport naksrufield. city % spokane,
West tson. West uamho. West kaasr.
West cadron. cuprum.
King a wiuKu-Ms Aurtl.
stacy STREET T~ruinsi-Htr Pennsylvania.
Associated Oh Co.-Btr w. n Porter
puthir'a=- Power urhr RUBY.
spokane street TrfminAla8chr benjamin.
y. Packard
East waterway Deck 4 Warehouse co
Str Edward Lurkrnhaeh
Todd Dry pucks-Htra Orcus. pAtfsrasa.
Border King. Hanna Nielsen.
prummund LEhtrraEo Ca.=Htr Ipswich.
Amra Terminal Cp,-aiFa Hiyo Mara.
OtasEo.
West Seattle Training HiAtioa-EaEia 81.
stlmron'a Niil-Atss August, Cadiopsak
Btimsuu'n Mlii=Htr AtEuat
Winaiou Marine Railway tEaFis Iarbaf1
-Achrs alndanao. Vancouver. Annls
". Campbell. EiiA A. Meteor and Al.
umna. hargss Coauitiam city. Hsnfy
Willard
Stream nsttisrhtp fleet
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iron PIPE IN.
new "HIGH"
Little Uncertainty as New
Days Trade Opens
WALL >rRlzrr JOURNAL. efNAN-
GAL FftgNfI.NN

NhW YORK. Aug SIN the
satlN dcalinsa on tho stock exchange
ttAtlN trace ~ the uncertainty in
come q thu leading issu :. which
santurct Them iu tho groater part
- lhc ,rcNious session. was ia evil
United States Cast Iron Pipe con.
NeAed ita sharp advance. rcachiuE
= further record high AL to6H. while
American WaterWurka reached a
new htgh az ll4 steel baldwin.
An and other industrial leaders
were steady around thr previous
closing levels. .
oprning prices included Tntnn
t'Ae!tc. lAtA. off =. n q O.. 6g. up
= Marine, pfd- a. OF -: BALDWIN.
A-tA. up = Texas Company. slWs
southern Pacific $50. Erie. gas.
Mp = Mack TruCka loia off A.
Nrw iorN Central 100. up =: CEN
cral Electric, -suA. up ~ Nerth
american .ha Sinclair, .lkA, up ~
PAM American n. SEA nir n Penn
sNlvauia. tAia; r.. q Rubber. 26. OFF
4 American Can. l3tA, of ~: Cast
Iron Pipe ietA up I a Corn Prod
uuets, 4aA, up p; United states steel.
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eiseo. 81 p. ms ctr Ysliowstsns Tor
San frarcisrn, 81 D IA
RAYMOND sailed. AUG. sp=air paiut
Arena Tor tna AuErlor az noon.
SAN fNANCtHrp. Avs, ~ Arrived
air H. a, Alexander from Seattle. az
a. m.1 ctr Diana Dollar from Boston, at
a. IA, ctr Mount Clinton from Seattle.
AZ z a. ma ctr Admiral prwey from
Loa Angeles, az =. ms Aug. so=Bfr
Clauuraa from Seattle. az noon. sailed
AUS, sb.=atr Airirh Tor Antwerp. AZ
p M. su Monticello FOR baltimore, az
2 .. ma. str ubi1au Tor Philadelphia, ht
3, MAJ or Point fobos, ~ >. m str
John g. kirkpatrick foF seattle, 80
p n- August si-Ms California Tor 30
attic. az 115 ma
los ANGELES. Aug 20 -Hailsd str
Admiral ilaE1 f1r Portland ctr rrlir
rauasis for baltimore. August la=Hr
tssbeo Tor Seattle. str Admiral Dewey
Tor Seattle. ctr Lena t.uckcnaarh Tor
Mobile. Arrived August la-str Admit
tai Dewey. from seattle. str Ia FianrHiia
from uaiboa, Sailed. Aus. ly.=Mn uues
nos Aires foT Seattle.
SAN DIEGO. AUS i5-Arrivsd-atr
Jacob tuekcutaeh Nom Mobile Aug 81
str FvliH TausuiE from Seattle Sailed,
Aus, ia.-Bu Santa cseliiA Tor Halti-
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Weather Bureau Repor,

sloah ISLAND. Avg. ss-s :. m.
~. 'g ,.' riainE SLOWLY. cloudy. sind
MIlsa 90 hour tgFht for.
porte tvs Catherine A t,sgtr.. -.
actors material Tor n-strt.-ft.,,
,stahl. struck toek SUNDAY near Dsstr,,-.
80 iaiana sunk Yesterday noar INA.
'ii'a' no further particulars
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San Francisco Produce
Thursday's Quotation,

Thursdays Quotatlons
Buttsr-EEiras. tih. prime firstH. t0T
firutt nominal
EEE.- Extras. gsHi sItra puilsts %.
underlined pallets. -.
Cheese california flats. fancy. :eR.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aus sI.-cash wbrat-Ne.
red, tisge No. 2 red. tt15A. 30 3
vrd, ti.a0A ul1aAs No. hard, tig1A
gigsh No hard. tisTA ulsph.
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Local Markets
nAIHY Projects
lrlnsa Fad nhInnrrs
DAIRY FRODCCIa
Prices fsid Mhoirsais Dealers
POULTRY AND MATS
Price, Isald shippers

Durls-ilyr, ola. Per lb....... IL
Young, 1884 10. ........... "a
nreiiFrs r-ibat. tb. ............ .g1g -
tapons live Ia. per lb....... 80
fnHCg, d ,. ....s...s....... "a
Hens lave. Z ihH ana up.... ,1gg 20
Medium. live. . 20 iba..... rs
LlEht. live, 20 ~ lba....... -
hefse Live trHFasss.sssssss.. fltu 10
tahry, dressed .s,as...s.t... 10
belgian iinres-tIFs .......... 10
-! 'aaNa ssrFsrHrHHsrssfsHsss. ~
iurkrSs Fancy q. p, ypunE. ... $50 ,ae
heostsfs Old. live. Per Ib...... IL
Hogs Choice. light ,.......... .igu ~
Choice heavy. itBrsb6 his. 900 ~
veal Fancy milk. t0rla0 lba., lao Is
Heavy, medium Cuaiity.srss. .oIg -
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FRUITS
Priess faid Wholesale Dealers

Appiss Ssv. green. boE,...... $50 90
Cal GraNeuntuinB ,r.....s...1t0u2.1
Local. early varieties ......-I-2agg.o0
hananas Per ~ s.,.sss.t.. ESQ .0fA
BintkisrTirs crate ...ssr.ss.-l.ap l4s
Cherries ~. srfrarssr.ssss-.s 100 20
Cornauuts doE ..........I.utgl 80
Crabapplss box ........i2LJl.J 20
Dates Camel gtrpkE, b9H,s... 100
Excelsior, sf-ukE. .-s....... 100
urumedarg. 1tspkE s.sas-+.. G7E
TEs-cHl. black. rratc..rss... $50
Gmpra. D wash. t.ih. BASKET. 500 20
Grape irult-Cai. ...........r12tga
Honey Comb. per case .......G2Ggt.g6
Strained. pr %. ............ .l18 ~
IIuekisbsrries ...s........ 40
Irmoua -fancy ss.-srHss.ss..sbrten 500
choice ,t-+ss...sss...sss.-- pu 800
iogAnbrTrirs Crate s...t.sss4slszs9 . DO
Oranges Per bon ....s.......s1.t98 o 60
Peaches iior .s....ss..s..... -EogI.sg
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Liverpool Grain
ILL.,. nn.aaII.

open High Low Close
Oct. ia "a itsiSd iia "a ilHlNd
Dee lie lis sd liz 1iHl&d
Mar. iiuiHd ilatHd lts lis Nd
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LIVE STOCK

ilseslpt. Friday a. m. iss esttisl 900
shospi 200 hoEs.
Quotations At Union siockyards
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FRIDAY
a. "A -.

irst inW Tide
a. m "a n
ttrst nigh Iiar
a. m NRft
seoond low Tian
O. m Ea f
,scead iliEh Tide
o. m ca "a.
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Alaska Vessels
Arrivals and Dennrt,,re.

~ AUS, gi=aaiied= A.
'''-' ''0ser', southbouna. az p. IA
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
AtO. -
ltrut Low tide
Egs a. m rs a.
mr.. iiiEh ride
~ tsP m 80 q
second low Tide
aa Dr. m &c q
second nigh Tide
n ne p m aA O.
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Seattle Wheat
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Ihursdaf1s Quotaiiuns
suEnr-FIrm- Raw. t1t1t refined
steady; granuiatrd. if,s1BGte.
Coffee. RE. lSh 40. Z saatea
AK.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
Baptist Aid Met
With Mrs. T. J. Hawkins.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist
church held their regular monthly
meeting at the home Of Mrs. T. J.
Hawkins Thursday. April 3.
After devotionals . short busi-
ness session was held and arrange
ments made for the serving Of the
Business Mems Luncheon on Mon
day at which time the Aid served
sixty. The remainder OF the after
noon was devoted to getting their
mission box ready to send away and
q: the close refreshments were
served In which Mrs. Hawkins was
assisted by her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Collar.
Those present were: Mrs. q. 8.
Asay. Mrs. Perry. Mrs. z. e. Chand-
Ter. Mrs. Harry Hawkins. Mrs.
Frank Ulrey. Miss Ida Ulrey. Mrs.
Abner Farrow, Mrs. Lester Haw-
kins. Mrs. Frank Collar and Mrs.
r. J. Hawkins.
ssss sss
Mrs. A. r. Hubbard will be
hostess to the Ladies' Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church
at her home Thursday. April II.
1880 p. m.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miracle were
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
8. Woods At their country home
over the week end last week and
the week before.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11

The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will hold their regular month
ly session at the home Of Mrs. A.
R. Hubbard. Thursday. April II.
1880 p. m.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
April II to April Is.
WED. THURs.-APRIL 1916
THE VIRcINIAN"

when You Call Ne That-smile"
For twenty years the supreme ro-
nance of the West. Seen in thou
sand theatres. read and loved BY
millions. Now, at last. filmed with
the perfect cast. with all the gran
deur Of the West! Scene upon scene
Of adventure and conflict. suspense.
laughter and tears.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
Solitaire
K'!K

ON sALS IN Txss8
OAas. nsosAvsv.
oaooaDy Naskse.
oesW.Wee1 O..
uasy u 1AWains.
Oea1es Nm. O.. Opsass.
Dso Nssts Aess. o.. M Nsvtn
a. =. We>n MN. o.. n, Ne,se.
". Q. lewis 0aksv. Dsj Nes>a
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
Senior Party
Held At Neeley Home.

HCtu ~ sNCCtNy
Mrs. W. r. Wilson. Mrs. Geo.
Assay and Mrs. J. 8. Nseley were
hostess to thirty-three members Of
the senior class At . pretty eve
ming party Thursday. April 3.
The house was prettily decorated
In the class colors. lavender and
yellow and each senior was given
an American Beauty rose. the class
flower. As . favor. Progressive
games made for = jolly evening At
the close of which the hostesses
served . delicious two-course lunch
con.
- sssss
Christian Aid Meets
With Mrs. Ernest Lentfee.
Mrs. Ernest Lentfer and Mrs. Earl
Stephens entertained the Christian
Ladies' Aid at the home Of Mrs.
Lentfer. Thursday. April ,. Twenty
six members were present for the
session. Business Of the society oc-
cupied the earlier afternoon and
following this = pleasant social hour
WAS enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Members present included: Mes
danes Beaver. Brown. Bramer. II.
l.. Clark. Williams, Wood. Thayer.
Whitley. Munsell. Neeley. WILEY.
Sam Spencer. Geo. Wright. Virgins.
Dabney. Decker. DIETRICH. Geiser.
w. H. Goff. HaGsard. Hancock.
Lindenmeyer. Lundquist. Kniseiy.
Miller and Mrs. Russell.
sss sss0
Alamosa Missionary la
Ent-stained by Rapaists.
The Missionary Society Of the
Baptist church entertained ~ Ala.
mosa Missionary Society 70 snch.
con and gave . very interssti1 : mis-.
sionary program ThursaaeSA April
10. Rev. Ed. 8. NeKinns4 Ala
mosa was also . guest.
Mrs. Jesse MONTGOMERY val
hostess on this occasion and lunch
con was served at 1880 to about
forty. After luncheon = short de-
votionai service Was followed BY q
business meeting and the program
followed.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Oliphant who are
living at La lara and wko spent
six years A. missionaries In Japan
were present. Mr.. Oliphant gave 4
very Interesting talk on his mis-
sionary work In the Orient. Mrs
WIN 0on then favored with q
pretty vocal solo, and Mrs. Oiiphan,
followed with 4 description Of more
Of the mission work and life and
customs In Japan.
After Mrs. Oliphaht's talk Mrs
Jesse Montgomery and Miss Lois
Wright gave two duet numbers
which proved 4 very pleasant part
Of the program.
- .
The Dorcas Society of the u. T.
church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Nina r. Manecke. Thursday
afternoon. April ~. Mrs. Maxfisid
will be program leader. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Towne and
Mrs. Harriet johnson.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
FRIDAY-APRIL 10
JOHN GILBERT -.
IN
'TRUxTON KING"

The drama Of an American who
saved . throne. II you want to
laugh see 1.-THE Truxton King"-N
you want excitement see it-if you
like entertainment don't miss It.
Also Our Gang Comedy
''BOY6 10 BOARD"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
IRIS THEATRE PROGRAM

MONDAY AND TUESDAY-APRH IL AND IS
1.-THE MAN LIFE PASSED BY"
(Gven by the Camp Fire Grs)
regular fellow" life handed some
ife love and laughter didn't him completely you'll
find Victor Scherzingers drama struggle
against entangling circumstances
CONE AND HELP THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS
Adults 40 cents. Children 20
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
Mrs. Necley Hostess
At Farewell Reception.

At Farewell Reception.
Complimentary to her sister. Mrs.
s. H. Davis of LaPlata. Mo-. who
has spent the winter here but will
return to her home next week, Mrs.
James Neeley entertained = num-
Der Of friends at . pretty afternoon
reception. Wednesday. April ..
The honored guest was presented
with 4 beautiful fruit bowl. candle
sticks and candles by her friends.
After . pleasant time at kensinG-
ton circle the party was served to
a splendid two course luncheon.
Mrs. Neeley's guests we're: Mes
danes Beaver. Dabney. J. c. Gil
breath. 8. r. Spencer. Click Haig-
Ter. W. r. Spencer. N. W. Clark.
Laura Matthias. VIII Goff. John
Welty. w. r. Wilson, Arthur
Graves. Mrs. b. Mexican. Mrs.
Ralph Stitt. Mrs. A. r. Spencer.
Mrs. w. H. Munsell, and Mrs. T. ].
Hawkins.
- 80
Aktatci Camp Ffre
Girls Held Meeting.
The Aktatci group. Camp Fire
Girls. met at the home Of Miss Mar
ian Sims Friday evening and held
a business meeting and election Of
Officers. After the meeting games
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Members present were: Helen
Marie Farren. Helen Hummel. lola
Koch. Elizabeth Linderholm. Cath
crime Mcclure, Verna Mccormick.
Jackie Wallace. Laura Francis Ward
| and the two guardians. Miss Sims
and Mrs. Donald Shakespeare.
ses 90
West End Club Met
With Mrx. c. Corlctt.
Mrs. Claude Corlett was hostess
to the West End Social Club at her
home Wednesday afternoon, April
.. A Jolly afternoon was spent
playing bridge and At the close the
hostsss served . dainty luncheon.
The club prize was awarded to Mrs.
II. J. IEo while Mrs Eldon Graves
won the guest prise.
Guests Of the club on this occas-
lon were: Mrs. Geo. Station. Mrs.
Mark Watrous. Mrs. Harry stroup
OF Aiamosa. Mrs. Lester Hawkins,
Mrs. Eldon Graves. Mrs. Ralph
Curtis and Miss Louise Fogle.
Members OF the club who eaJoy.
ed the afternoon were: Mrs. Abnsr
Farrow, Mrs. Roscoe Taylor. Mrs.
II. J. IEo. Mrs. Otis Rowiette. Mrs.
J. C. Munday. Mrs. Robert Mac
Arthur. Mrs. NJ. T. Hancock. Mrs.
Herbert Martin and Mrs. Coriett.
. . .
Woa~n's Mblr Glass
Guests of Mrs. Covert.
The Womcn's Bible class OF the
Presbyterian church met with Mrs.
W. A. Covert on the afternoon Of
Wednesday. April >. A short de-
votional service proceeded the bust
ness session and = pleasant social
hour followed nj the close OF which
the hostess served u dainty lunch
con.
go 800
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
. . . . . .
W. e. r. u. Meeting
~ Mr.. FApvrr's.

~ MR.. FAUvrr's.
The W. C. T. u. held their regu.
lar monthly meeting At the home Of
Mrs. fauver Wednesday afternoon.
April 8.
After the business session . very
interesting study hour was enjoyed
with Mrs. 8. ~. Dismukss - isaasr.
The study subject vas "Trsining Of
Children" Miss Lois Dismukes
gave an entertaining reading en-
titled. THE i0ist Ditch"
- . . -
The Quivers eluh will meet with
Miss Mary Buahingsr. Tuesday eve
nins. April Is. TIE stsAy subject
Of the evening VII b "Mssic."
- . 80
IAoesaay 1.sseAsso
Ose xsrpsisss Nh. aAsst.
TIE TAsrsAay LsaeAsos Cisb sse-
Drissd oss Of their nsnksrs. Mfa
~ oAevS o. wednesday vhsn The,
0ooeeo1s1 o. hsr bearing ksasisS.
~ arms and ail sorts Of 1aiaty
eatablss.
TAs cover dish isseAses Wa
served at o'clock go . D1sasast
social assssnoou ~ eosae -
sssdlswork. TAsss We tssa ~
II tAs ssfDsise Vere: Mn. Casl
oilbrsath. Mn. Ray Hesslee. Mn.
Henry cAapoAa. Mr.. Perez 0ssn.
Mn. Harvey DrovDen. MA Nv
Miisss q cestsv. Nh. HasTy oereuD
Of Alanosa, Mrs.. ouiaey Cog1elius.
Mr.. Nile W1lsoa. MFs. uaSi 6aSp-
sr. Mra n. oAest aA1 Aiss 1ary
DssAiAsss.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Centinued.

WE TAKE PLEASURE
in showing you through the
stock of used cars on our floor.
Every car listed below is worth
every dollar you pay.
Buick 1923 5-pass. 6-cyl. tour.
Buick 1922 5-pass. o-cyl. tour.
Dodge 1921 touring.
Dodge 1923 business coupe.
Dodge 1923 sedan.
Buick 1917 touring.
Ford 1920 sedan.
Ford 1928 touring.
Buick 1928 6-cvl. roadster.
Buick 1920 roadster.
EMERSON s. ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
FIR. $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
WANTED-Ro0Ms.

ACHELOR; government service; downtown,
vest Of 18th ST.: with without board: rea-
sonable. Address Box OIL. Star office. "a.
OUR inspection plan Is renting rooms every
day. List yours now. Washington Service
Bureau. District National Bank bldg.
TWO, tchenette, bath; adults: near down
town. Address Box 19-II. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
CHEVROLET.

liberal Terms.
See Mr.. Shockey.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
Pioneers of Chevrolets in d. C..
STUDEBAkER
offers the best selection Of
GOOD USED CARS at the
lowest prices to be found in the
city.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD

GENTLEMAN, 40. with responsible position
and literary inciinations, desires single room.
meals and garage where few other gentle
men and ladies Of similar tah'es are accom-
modated Address Box 325.H. Star office.
GENTLEMEN want room and board; break
fast, IL O'Clock: permanent; private family
preferred; home comforts. Address Boa 2s1-K
Star office I4s
BOARD AND SINGLE ROOM by gentleman;
private family preferred. Address Box 13-L.
Star office. 24s
WASTED-Two rooms, private bath and meals
In northwest section. Address Box BAL, Star
Office 24s
YOUNG MAN wishes board and room in pri-
yate famiiy. Please state prices. Address
Box ISL. Star office.
WANTED-Room and board: convenient TO
car lines; by elderly lady. Address Box
32o-k, Star office. 23s
LADY-Front room, ond floor: references.
Address Box 2S-L. Star office 24s
Evening star., 1924-02-23
RENT ROOMS-FURNIsHED.
nod

122S NEW JERSEY AVE. MA neatly fur
nished room in private home. next to bath,
$50 per week. For further information call
Frank 23E3-J
Evening star., 1924-02-23

We can prove II.
Buick Coupe. $500
Studebaker Special 6
Touring. $50
Oakland Coupe % (like
new $50
Studebaker Light 6 Tour
ing. .............. GU
Willys-Knight Touring. $50
Studebaker Special 6
Coupe. 1850.
Ford Coupe. 500
Maxwell Touring. ....... $50
Ford Tourings (2)....... 200
Durant Sport. rt............ 68O
Studebaker Big Six Tour
ing wv
Westcott Touring, 7-pass.
(looks like new. $50
Studebaker Special 6
Sedan: 1,1oo
Columbia E Touring (run
5000 miles) y........... 500
Ford Sedan. $50
Dodge Touring. .......... $50
Studebaker Touring. ..... so
Moon Sedan, '23. 800
We arrange terms to meet
xo,,r aoDro1-a1
Evening star., 1924-02-23
COUNTRY BOARD,

TRAINED NURSE will board and care for
convalescent elderly patients. chronic cases
and bed patients; open all year: physician on
caIl; so min. drive. Maple Wood Farm. Silver
Spring, Md. Phone Sandy Spring 39-F-I.
mhl9s
Evening star., 1924-02-23

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-E1clusvP: private;
one room and hath w tn family Of two adults; I;
no other roomers; board and garage optional.
GleYe. 3l4s after 5 pm. Monday snd on.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
FOR SALE-GARAGES.
RENT RO0Ms-FURNIsHED

GALVANIZED GARAGE FOR SALE VERY
cheap. QUINN, rear 24is Massachusetts, ave.
NV. 24s
Evening star., 1924-02-23
FOR SALE-AUTOM0BILES.
Continued.
PEERLESS SEDAN.

r. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
1910 14th Street. North 5000.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

1881 COLUMBIA Rp.-Tw0-SToRY APT. N
residence: living room. dining room, reception
hall, kitchen. porch, garden; three large, light
bedrooms. bath: heat. hot-water and janitor
service furnished; most convenient uptown To-
cation in city. Columbia 2s3O-J after ). 24s
THREE COZILY FURNISHED ROOMS PRI-
vate bath; ami; $50. I'll Upshur st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
FOR RENT-GARAGES
(Outfnued.

FlREPROOF BRICK GARAGE IN ALLEY
between 18th and nth. U and V SITS. NV.
$40 per month. Mrs. L.. II. ROLLER, 2735
Conn. ave. Col. 1886
40-CLR GARAGE NN la RCE g:r0 /. R0oM
Evening star., 1924-02-23

SUS 18th ST. NV, APT. 3-Des rabie room,
two windows: electric light: next to bath
room. with continuous hot water; suitable for
one or two ladies': clean.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHEr.
Cn4ff., rod

Pleasant room gentleman; reference. 23s
MT. PLEASANT-Larce. four windows. next
70 hat 35e4
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Stearns-Knight Roadster.
LATE MODEL, LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE
NEW: OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR
HALF OF ORIGINAL COST.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
17.2 L ST. AT CONN. AVE.
PHONE FRANK. 7TOO. f,R. 8.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR

APARTMENT. 9 ROOMS FURNISHED OR
unfurnisbed. on 14th. Spring road NV.
ApDly 1863 Perry Pl. NV. call Col.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

lI2o ST. S.W.-I.arge room, second floor.
semi-priyate bath: for gentleman in business.
Beautiful home in exclusive section: references
reunired Erunkl ID
Evening star., 1924-02-23

APT. II. THE HOMESTEAD. 1918 1Ith ST.
nw.-4 rooms and bath; electric lights: steam
heat; hot water for domestic purposes. Ap-
ply at STONE & FAIRFAX, Inc, -o42 New
Evening star., 1924-02-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1865 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.-Large, double
front room. bay window. southern exposure,
second floor: newly and elegantly furnished
suitable for man and wife two ladies'; un-
excelled service and excellent table; o.
able; under management Of owner. Phone
pctor,ac o2gn
Evening star., 1924-02-23

LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS, kITCHENETTE.
private bath. porch. h.-w.h-. gas. continuous
INV, eiec., all included in rent of $50 except
elec.; short walk all govt. depts. 1917 G NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

ESSEN COACH,
Late model. Runs and looks like new. Man,
iA1tras. 4. ]. Stabler. 425 NV. S4s
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-12-19

or as broadly as is necessary, the re-
port stated.
One of the bureaus activities dur
ing the year was an intensive cam
paign for the adoption of rock dust
ing as preventative of disastrous
explosions in soft coal mines.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-12-19
TOLL is NEEDLESS

Washington.-Coal mine accidents
continue at a far too frequent rate,
DR.. H. Foster Balm, director of the
bureau of mines, declared in his an
nual report
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-12-19

The results of modern research
have demonstrated clearl ythe prin-
cipal couses and definite means of
minimizing such accidents, and the
recommendation of the bureau have
not been adopted in mines as rapidly
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24
Health Brings Beauty
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