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The Washington times., 1924-02-14
V1'ef'wly'e1.'S.!;:t1j V1'f' ". ST Film Rele1l.seS
on LOcuI Screens

; PALACE-Revealing a thrilling
fire scene and offering cast that
includes such screen players as
JacQueline Logan, Antonio Mo-
reno, Walter HERS, Robert Nc
Kim, Charles Ogle, Luke Co.'S
grove, Warren Rogers and others,
"Flaming Barriers" the latest
production from the. studios OF
George MeIford, will be presented
at Loew's Palace Theater next
week.
In this production Miss Logan
assumes the role Of the beautiful
daughter Of a small town inventor,
whose efforts to market his in
Vention Of a fast fire truck are
blocked by the town magnate,
who wishes to gain control Of the
invention. Hiring q supposed ef.
ficiency expert to supervise the
inventors shop, the latter proves
to be the hitherto worthless son
Of an efficiency engineer, who
proceeds to doublecross his en-
ployer by falling in love with the
inventors daughter. 1t Is with
the help Of this young man that
the girl manages to give her
fathers invention q spectacular
and successful tryout when the
region is swept by a forest fire.
COLUMBIA--Loew's Columbia
Theater for the week beginning
next Sunday afternoon will pre-
sent William DeMille's latest pro-
duction, Don't Call It Love-" a
delicate and charming bit Of high,
romantic comedy.
Don't Call 1t Love" is q
cinema adaptation Of the novel by
Julian Street that thousands read
as Rita Coventry" 1t has been
brought to the SsReen by the man
who produced the screen versions
of Grumpy" "Only 49," 1.-THE
Marriage Maker" and other strik.
ing examples Of photoplay artistry.
The cast includes Nita Naldi,
Jack Holt, Agnes Ayres, Theodore
Kosloff, Rod La Rogue, Robert
Edeson, Julia Faye and others.
Miss Naldi assumes the title role
Of the play, Rita. Coventry. a
famous priIna donna OF great
beauty, and seductive power, who
promptly sweeps a rich young
New York bachelor out Of the
doldrums Of q desultory courtship
Of girl Of his own set set into a
tempestuous, reckless affair.
RIALTO-A bill of exceptional
promise is announced for Moore's
Ratio for the week beginning
Sunday.
With a distinguished cast made
up Of Marie Provost, Florence
Vidor, Monte Blue, Adolphe Men
jou, Harry Meyers and Creighton
Hale, ''The Marriage Circle" Err
nest Lubtisch production, has al
ready created a furore in other
cities where it has played. It is a
witty, brilliant offering, dealing
with a mixup in modern matri.
mony.
The story gives a peep behind
the portieres Of married life, and
recounts the daring adventure Of
young married woman bored
with her own husband and bent on
stealing the husband Of her best
friend.
AS the concert feature for the
week the Rialto presents william
Robyn' lyric tenor, probably better
known to radio fans who listen in
on "Roxy's" Sunday night con-
certs, as "'Wee Willy" Robyn.
Robyn is the second member Of
Roxy's Gang to appear at the
Rialto, and If the reception accord
ed him by both movie and radio
fans is anything like that given
Miss Gladys Rice, both I'VE Willy"
and the theater patrons have a
treat in store for them.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14
Too Prymieres Booked
for NeNt W1eek

NATIONAL-Next Sunday night
at the National Theater Charles
Dillingham; will present a new
comedy with music called Zone
Kiss" It is an English version of
a great Partisan success called
Eta Bouche" and was written by
Clara Hummer, whose comedies,
Good Gracious Annabeale" and
"A Successful Calamity" still are
remembered as successes.
The cast includes Louise Groody,
Oscar Shaw, John e. Hazard,
Ada Lewis, John Price James and
Dagmar Oakland, list of names
that reads like Who's Who Of
musical comedy. Fred G. Latham
made the production and Julian
Alfred arranged the musical num-
bers and dances.
In each essential of production,
costumes, principals and subprin-
cipals, the play is characteristic Of
Mr.. Dillingham's productions.
POLIS'-"The Blarney Stone,"
a new comedy with Walter Scan
Ian, the young Irish actor-singer,
in the stellar role will be next
weeks attraction at Polls Theater,
beginning Monday.
It has been the policy Of Mr..
Cats, his manager, to provide
Mr.. Scanlan with new play
each year and in presenting his
star in "The Blarney Stone" Mr..
Cats believes the public will see
him at his best. The play, writ
tn especially for Mr.. Scanlan by
Edward e. Rose is a dainty love
story with the scenes laid in a
small village in the county linn
erick, ireland. The hero OF the
story, Brien O'Linn, is q young
musician and composer, d char
acter that gives Mr.. Seaman an
opportunity OF introducing
number Of fine songs.
Among the songs that MIR.
Scanlan will introduce In the play
are, "A Bit o. Pink and White"
Kitty" 1.-THE Minstrei's Prayer"
when You Kissed the Blarney
Stone," "A Shamrock Filtration
and "The Top o. the Mornin'."
PRESIDENT-Because Of insist.
ent public demand the sensational
play, "Simon Called Peter" at the
President by the Washington
uSdtOT IuAAOp 4hNs3 WAL hO wa
tinued for the coming week.
"Simon Called Peter" presented
by Leonard Wood, jr., In con.
junction with William A. Brady,
proved a revelation to Washing
ton theater-goers last week. 1t
depicts the life Of minister,
self.satisfied with his endeaVcrs,
who suddenly decides TO go to
France as a chaplain While with
the army circumstances alter his
views, he likes his experience,
but finally decides to return to tho
church.
Noel Tearle, brought here by
Mr.. Brady for the title role;
Peggy Coudray, June Webster and
Robert Harrigan are all splendidly
cast.
GAYETY-Danny Murphy will
be the featured comedian with
large company Of burlesque
favorites in Temptations of
1928" at the Gayety next week.
This attraction will be presented in
the popular revue form, each scene
being independent Of the other.
Danny Murphy will be assisted
by Charles Pagan, and the large
cast includes Walter Pearson, Car.
rie Allen, Mabel White and Geor-
gia Emmett, together with a chO-
rus of eighteen. The members
OF the cast in addition to their
character roles, offer individual
specialties.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14
"MiSterS" COMING.

A contract involving $25O,000
was signed last Saturday between
A. L. Jones and Morris Green,
and Edward Gallagher and Al
Shean, known in the theater as
Gallagher and Shean. More
money is involved in this con-
tract than any other theatrical
contract in recent years and
makes Gallagher and Shean among
the highest priced stars in the
world.
Under the terms Of the con-
tract, Gallagher and Shean go
Immediately under the manage.
ment Of Jones and Green, and
will appear in the fourth annual
production of the Greenwich
Village Follies" which Is due at
Polls soon.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14

"Camel's Back" by Somerset
Vaughan, in London now, is called
a finely acted piece. The piece
was well received and seems to
have a reasonable chance.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14

pany who srtike his fancy will
also be ticketed by the Cunard
line for that English production.
In addition tc his interest in
"Simon Called Peter" Cochran
expects to have Ziegfeld sign on
the dotted line for the presenta-
ton of the road "Follies" in
England. Also, to make his
overseas trip busy one, he
has opened negotiations for the
presen aFion of rodeo at the
Worlds Fair in London in July
and August.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14

~HosE TeNpTATIeN.NtSGS1'W
eNlN PNovETN oF NO AVAIL
AOAINSf vAE LlNSENlEo
eAkNNAS OF PEGGY GoUORM
The Washington times., 1924-02-14

Keeping tab on the where
abouts Of old show friends, as
all like to do, discloses the fol-
lowing forwarding addresses Of
shows Washington has heard,
seen and applauded, more or less.
In New York-William Hodge
in For All of U.s." seventeenth
week I'm the Next Room"
mystery play, eleventh week, and
may finish the season; kid
Boots" with Eddie Cantor and
Mary Eaton, getting better each
week and playing to capacity;
Mister Pitt" third week and not
doing so well; Outward Bound"
fifth week and almost reaching
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RENT HOUSES-UkFURNIsHED
~l---7777I7777-77 -77-77I77l7777
FOR GDJ,pRED

FOX tOLbRED.
Six rooms, brick, no bath, water In kitchen
no cash payment required. $3.50 per month
covers all interest and principal payments.
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
lll6 Vermont Ave. NV. Main a4o7.
FOR COLoRED.
TWO family house, brick. ! rooms and bath
IN each hat: for sale, not for REM. hut no cash
payment required: SIS per month covers all
interest and principal payments.
JOHN II. WRIGHT,
ZIG Vermont Ave. NV. Main ai0I.
l2l3 FATRNIuNT ST Nv. $ ROOMS. BATH,
h"i water heat electricity, garage: running
"aicr in two bedrooms; roomers will stay II
desired Fin" opportunity u secure hice
homo al low rent
2"lo Alien st. n. w.-Practical,r new. 6.r""m
colonial brick: hot wa ter hear, electricity,
garage: newly paperrd aud painted
~ Bryant st. n.w.-9 rooms, bath. hot
watrr heat garage 500
Corner 18th and Irving siS nes rooms,
hnth. electricity, partly furnished. Only $40.
3626 Davis 81. NV, Mass. Ave Park-De-
rage. Reasonable.
l2l2 Floral ST. n.w.-Detached, rooms,
eleDtricity, garage.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
14os l. NV. MAIN 4ss4
go 23rd ST. N.w.-s RMS. AND BATH. s4j
a,n. n Il. I. n.w.--6 rooms and bath. $40.
24uS ii ST n.w.-G rooms. water, S35.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD RFAITOR
I3 10Th 81. NV Main 5sos.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNISuEn HOUSE
located IN northeast section, near Capitol and
Library, containing S large rooms and bat h..
h-w.h., cicc. light. Rent, so per month.
Immediate possession.
BOSS y PHELPS,
lilT X ST y w
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!.ishcd 7-room house; large yard: porches
"lec.. h.-w.h.; lease; adults only; references.
IlnSS & PHELPS. LII h ST. nv IL
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12-APARTMENT BUILDING-NEw. MOD
erp- on the Heights west of 18th st. Annual
rentals over SO 300: priced right on terms or
take residence up to $4,000 in part payment.
MASS. AVE HGTS-Highest point;. over
loot. frontage; beautiful modern residence.
priced to sell on your terms; trade ior equity
in small apartment or rent reasonapie.
VICINITY 14th AND KENNEDY sTs.-At,
tractive modern Broom residence; center-hall
plan. 3 baths. Trade $2O,oo0 equity In part
payment for apartment up to Soo'o".
KENILwoRTH y. C-5-room modern
house. lot about 50x20o. clear. Trade at mar
ket value for residence. to II rooms, pref
erably on the Heights and give trust for diff
ference.
Mr.. PENN. II. r.. IN MD.-About 20 min
utes ride from Union station; 1S acres; gooh
improvements, clear. Priced peiow st'W",
assume trust.
CLOSE TO LING. pK-s-room brick, cleo.
gain for quick buyer on your terms or take
clear ground. alley houses. second trust note,
etc, III part payment, or rent reduced
MT. RAINIER, MD-Rhode Island ave.
large lot: Groom modern bungalow; less than
cost; $3.50 cash, balance easy; trade or rent.
Mr.. wAsHrNGToN-ALEX. BLvD.-5-room
modern house, large lot, no reasonable oner
refused, easy terms. trade or rent,
Mr. SEAT PLEASANT. MD.--Over half an
acre corner lot. high elevation, exceptionally
well built S-room house, porches garage, etc.
Ideal home for government employe or sol
dier; good for chicken raising, etc. Terms to
suit, trade rent low.
WE SPECIALIZE IN ExCHANGEs-state
what you have and what you wish. We have
many properties in and outside the District.
Also coIored houses, two-family fats, farms,
acreage tracts, lots, etc.
\. +. RYON CO.. INC.
MAIN 4o31. 1928 ST.
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II lUC WANT \ HOME AND GOOD IN
,"nis. this lo-room, furnished house
condition; available Immediately. Col
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and screened porch. completely furnished;
reasonable rent. Columbia 22Io. HoWEN
STEIN BROS. S0l5 18th 81. NV.
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNISHED
CONTINUED.
441S GEORGIA AN T.. NV

1863 CALIFORNIA ST Ii ROOMS 3 BATHS.
sleeping rorChes; garage; everything mod
crn. Phone Adams GIGS. lh'
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED-MONEY

Money Loaned ON Automobiles
Appl! 1923 I. ST. NV. Mr.. Herman.
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lT3D 2 T.-CUMFURT>BIE HOME, WELL
furnished, 10 rooms, two baths, etc. Frank
fu
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

ONE ROOM. RATH, WITH OR WITHOUT
kifchcnette: would take rooms IN apart
Iucnt. any one wishing 10 rent room with
privilege Of hath and telephone: must h"
located northwest section. Address Box -.
N,Gill bldg 14s
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SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-SE4R NAVY YARD. 3-STORY
brick, large store and kitchen ground floor.
=. and b. on upper floors: present tenant
doing n good grocery business: possession and
easy terms. agents. Phono Main s9S.
Evenings Adams 1852
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FOR RENT-STORES

1lO5 PA. AVE. S.E.--lsx3O FEET. STEAM
heat, electric light. 502 llth Sc, asx25 feet,
steam heat. elrc.; for clean businesses.
VERY DESIRABLE STORE. 40. 1906 X ST
II. W; rent reasonable. PERCY ii. RUSSELL
co. a2G 18th st.
A START IN BUSINESS! TWO MONTHS
free rent. Corner Of 3ith and Prospect ave.
het w"en VI and sts. store suitable for
any business, with n reasonable rent Of SO
per month. viii give lease If desired.
GA ST. NV Store anl rooms and
bath. SIj
35il 1tth st. NV Good sized store. $50.
1905 Eye ST. NV. Main 1437.
34fo 1ith ST. \ FINE LOCATION For ANY
business.
FRANK +. NTEMrS. "74t 1tth s..
"Ii y. y. AVE. W.
Store aud rms. 500.
io6 18th ST. NV.
Large store. suitable for pool room or res
taurant. ais" rms. and h.. cleo, h.-w.t..
large yard opening in alley. Reduced rent.
1896 X ST. NV.
Store and rm.. cleo. So.
N 1901. DAVID +. EAREY. 1907 II 81. NV.
TAILOR OR BARBER.
703 Park I'd Modern store, $50
NJ 1901. DAVID +. BARRY, 1907 II -. NV.
ai4 NEW YORK MODERN STORE
and rooms; heated: transfer corner; very
reasonable rent. Apply OWNER. FIR. s2Id.
55ll I4th STORE IN APARTMENT
house. $40 per month: heat furnished
I. F. BRETNINGER & SONS.
700 CoIorsd" Rfz. Main a1i0.
1905 9th ST. Ne store rooms ED bath
h.-w.h. exceptionally good location for any
business.
1905 X st. NV extra large rooms. Can
be used for any business office.
COMMERCIAL REALTY co,
1905 ST. NV. Franklin 6l2a.
10
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14i0 Eye st. NV. Main |i37
MOST DESIRABLE 7-EOOM HOUSE. FAR
tially furnished: ami; porches overlooking
Meridian Park; 500 per month. 1876 Bel
mont st. NV. Fr. $780, RALEIGH SHERMAN.
TO TWO CAR LINES A
splendidly arranged Groom honse: hot-water
heat electricity: rent reduced to ST7.5o. I'm
mediate possession.
Main So 924 1+th ST. NV.
172g NORTH CAPITOL ST. ROOMS AND
ba tn large pantry, hot-water heat, electricity
Rent, $40.
93i oond st n.w.--s r and bath. $50 so
GEO. ". LINhINS, lIl3 ST.
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RENT-BUsINESS PROPERTY

store and dwelling. leased fn- > yes-s st
So 400. At the price offered this Is mn pyrnp
fional Investment. Phone Main $685. l4s
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SALE FARMS

96 ACRES, EXCEPTIONAL HOME FARM:
$500; 163 q, dairy farm, including 10 head
rows. s24. 900; lO3 a., dairy farm. bargain,
near Il. G., $40 900: 46 sc.. brick colonial,
very rare, oo,Go; Il ac. chicken and fruit,
bungalow, $1,000: 30" az. rolling upland, So
uT. Many farms M0ntg 60. X. Is. FAR
QUHAR, JR.. Sandy Spring. Md. lJ'
Ar AND NEAR FALLS CHrR RCI, SMALL
and large farms aud good homes: also is
acres fine subdivision In Falls Church at n
low price. Call Falls Church % J =. J. l..
FLAIIEETN.
WATER FRONT FARM.
100 acres on Chrsapeak" BAY, IN Prince
Frederick s""A"n about half wooded, balance
cleared good N,hac"p land or fine sit" for club
or shor" development; good roads good beach.
long water front. Price. SlGtn1. Terms can
be arraDgeI Address RoN 2Si W. star Office.
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New hg1Esia iaw: ; rooms and bath: cleo
pipeless furnace; largo front porch: iaundry
tubs: garage. $3.50 down ard SO Te- month
So :5.-l
Nearby Nd. just or the Ealto & wash
blvd, semi-hunSslow. large rooms and
bath; center hall; large pantry: elac, pipe
ll"ss fnrna'e: large ruphoards. garage; .srge
lot $500 down and balance. like rent
50 800.
Mt. Rainier. Md. Semi-buas saiow g rooms
and bath; furnace heat: gas: cleo: hard
wood floors: laundry tubs: garage: lat Inygoo
= reasonable down payment and balance
like Trur.
THE J W. HOLLOWAY Co
Real Estate-Mortgages-
lfll st. NV lin
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sALEsUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IIGIICLASs HRICK RESIDENCE. r. AND
hath: NV h.. concrete cellar, ele". gas lot
5DN1Jo; many hssrirg fruit trees. grapes. efr.
Ry car line anil Leo hichwar- mile from Key
bridge Small payment and easy terms. .''I
Park Ian" ave. Va. IN. Clarendon 2ns. la'
FOREST GLEN. Mp.--7-RupM HOUSE. HoI-
water heat. e1ac. lights. ciiv water. garage,
J., acre; $1,000 Il 4 EARBEE. Forest
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$500 CASH.

Cottage Cfy-Reautiful modern 5-r0orn and
bath bungalow. in excellent condition: brick
garage: fun concrete basement: large lot
highly improved. concrete street. Attrsc-
lively priced and should sell quickly.
G.. j.. LTkENS
Main Jh5I. 1919 VI St NV.
Evenings, HysttsvUle 65l.J
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Your chance to obtain 4
mighty nice home for a reason
able rental. Conveniently To-
Gated I-room and bath dwelling:
front and rear porchcs. Vacant.
$3.50 per month.
S01 NJ ST. ME.
Good northeast houses are
always in demand. This is cor
ner property; ! rooms and bath
tfour bedrooms(; built-in ga
rage. Nice condition. Vacant.
Sis month.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL.
25l9 18th ST. NV.
Six big rooms and bath; mod
ern. TWo-car garage. SlO5 per
month.
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+ | K T.

g very costly We insur" Your household
Goods business and residential property ut low
'atsS
W 1901 DAVID I. BARRY. 1907 II st. NV
>EAR CAR LINE AND RCS. ROOMS,
hath. amt: sleeping porc}. Price, Si2O;
thrce rcu:cd garages with revenue s2l.
FENpLETON O'BAR.
1I16 IAN ST. NV. Franklin 6Ji5.
FACING 18th ST-S1X ROOM AND RATH
f,rnished residence: rental. $3.50 per month.
!. LEO K0I.R.
933 New York ave.
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

TWELVE ROOMS AND THREE FAITHS;
hne condition Sl40 monthly. For full par
t!culars call MR. WELrE. Main 49,"
I.l 18th ST N.E.-STX ROOMS AND BATH;
reduced 10 Si5 month. lb'
1s6: WYOMING AVE. Nv BEAUTIFULLY
i"rated home. "5-ft. side lot, l. rooms. >
I aths, large lot. rear alley, new Kitchen new
Euud instantaneous hot-water heater. h. h:
house just remodeled ear linhS: fash
inuabIe section: suitable for a fraternity house,
iio mo private dwelling.
I'HtS SHREEE 1000 Conn ave n W
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PRoP'TY

NEAR Tth AND o SITS. N.W,-A VALUABLE
corner property occupied ~ delicatessen store
and dwelling and rented TO one tenant for
5000 per year under short lease. Price for
quick sale Ss 900: 81, ooo cash.
WM. +. BALLARD.
1o2l Eve ST \ W
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED - FARM, NOT OVER 90 ACRES,
Mont eomery County; good house and buildings:
nosscssion Tan or before. Write full par
iiculars. lowest cash price. /. VI. G.. Box 3.
GaitherSburg, Md.
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NNOOnRInGIE l. Z

WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
Buy now. Save $500 This is the time Of
New, i rooms, h,-v.h. close to cars:
ami. only $500: 500 cash, $50 mo
owner going West.
Wei built, ) rooms; ami; best location
broom bungalow to- ront
+. \. LINGER.
3l"9 oath ST. NE.
Han block south Il. / ave. Tai North 1927
ATTRACTIVE CALIF0RNIA BT TNGAL0W. :
rooms and hath. garage. front ana rear
r"fches. h.-v.H., Gas range. artistic electric
fixtures ard wall paper, open fireplace buiit-
in gahlu"i. hedge and garden ON lot. side
walks. "uly Gu" block cars: ~ mtns down
town: select nrighborh0nd Owner moving 10
50. tsr"liua Will sacrifice for So $50 with
small cash payment; hul. So T,er no Main
'i3& E-oHings. Franklin 1880. I5'
\ SNALif CASH PAYMENT Will. sT'y
ron a lnt II beautiful Colonial eikht- Va
r7"rIoakirc VS. shiGet"n. lust b.,ynnd Kpv
bridge: three block from Rosslrn terminal
Ispital Traction Company. Sewerage, water.
e.eciri"itr aud css: streets and sidewalks
We will finance and build your hons for you,
COLIN r. LIVINGSTONE.
Roam 90. 1917 + 81 NV
Phones VI 700 VI p56
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UNIPLETEIY

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED IloI SE. SIN
arg" rooms. tile bath. modern rouyeniences;
ment garage. 18th 81. Mt. Pleasant. 90
nnhia "rI1. 2o'
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%26 PA. AVE. sE-STORE AND aR. APT.
jauitnr service md heat furaished sTI per
month. JOS. 4. HERBERT s SONS, 5l5
East capitol St
ONE STORY RRI'h BLDG. ABOUT 41xlu0
f., suitable for laundry. storage. automobile
pair shop. paint shop. plumbing shop or light
manufacturing; located in rear ITO Morton -
NV, near Arcade Laundry: sltera tions to
suit tenant. Apply 10 Adam 4. Wescnler. 93O
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RENT HOUSEs-FURNIsHED

.'fo1 Nth ST. N.W.-NEW I ROOMS. BATH.
ami: CJmplNsIy furnished. Inquire At
lruss or ". l.. LOCKWOOD, ITO Il 81. NV
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IoI r ROOM RTNGALoW. COMPLETELY
furnished. suburban. blocks rar line: gas.
"."rtri,ity: immediate I'">>esSon; $40 per
'""nth. 'all y. \. NICHOLAS. North 293S
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RENT-SHOPS
RENT-FLOOR SPACE

LARGE FLOOR SPACE DOWNTOWN
Second floor Of the Strand Theater building
9th and II n. w, - 10y - feet and fronting on
two streets. giving plenty night. aud two rooms
If about similar dimensions on the third floor,
suitable for light manufacturing. office supply
rooms kindred lines; will give good lease at
moderate rental 10 desirable tenants.
TlIUS. u. WALSH.
SO HS.W VI T545 ~
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FOR SALE-ST0RES
RENT-STORhGE SPACE.

THREE FInoHS OVER 3".nm so IT.
niec.. elevator: central location; heat fur-
nished: viii Lease for Hight manufacturing
or storage. A\ACuSTTA FINA\tE cor
FoRATIoN. los Good uopc ri Sc. Line.
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25l3 ULIFFBoURNE PI NV. Il BLOCK
from 18th and Columbia rd.)--Complntely fur
uishel in mahogany, desirable home of 10
r"oms. baths ami: moderat" rent. Apply
agent, ". =. CHESLEI. 1917 New York ave.
Phone Main 3Tni
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MOODRIDCE
wANTED-sUBURBAN pRoP'TY

HOUSES. SMALL FARMS AND ACREAGE IN
Arlington or Fairfax County 70 sell Sne Mr.
McElroy. with WALTER O'HARA 1909 II
St NV. NJ. 2iJO.
WANT TO RUY SIN- ROOM HOUSE IN PET
worth or vicinity. 500 cash. $50 per month
Address Box 2IG- W Star office L.