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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

MARY POTTER, who will appear
wi in Washington today. is an
American girl who~brings American
art with her in the fullest sense.
Miss Potter is considered one of
the foremost contraltus of the young
er set in America. She halls from
Virginia, has studied entirely in
America. and her instructor and
Hcach, also an American, predicts for
her a brilliant operate career.
Jessie Masters will be the artist at
the musical and reception TO be given
Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock by
Albert W. Harmed. in his studios at
1921 X street, in honor of the recent
ly elected potentate of Almas Tenn
pie and Mrs. II. f. Carey.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg Will have in
formal studio receptions every SUM-
day in her studio in the Art Center
after o'clock. There will be visiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
By HALLETT ABEND.

LOS ANGELES, February 1.-B. p.
Schulberg, producer of Preferred Pic
lures, has purchased the Hollywood
Studios, on Santa Monica boulevard,
and will move all his producing units
there from the old Selig Studio. on
Mission road. The real estate value
of the deal alone was 100000 and
the buildings. laboratories. lighting
equipment and stages will bring the
total turnover to at least Sl,0O0.U00.
The Hollywood Studios have hereto
fore been maintained for rental to
independent producers and can ac-
commodate ten working units. The
, rental policy will be continued with
such space as Schulberg productions
do not require.
Mr.. Schulberg has left to conclude
arrangements in New York for eight
cen books and plays which he will
already on hand will be completed
before the end of June for the next
half-year releasing contracts and
other directors will be engaged
Harold Lioyds company. which now
leases space at United Studios, will
remain there.
Hoot Gihsun's next release. made
IS The Cocopah Kid" has been re-
named and will be released us Ride
for Your Life
Jack HoNie's "The Phantom Rider
has been changed TO THE Phantom
Horseman."
Denison Cliff. Fox Company ,lirec-
tor, who has been making pictures
In England for more than three
years, will come to Hollywood next
month to make pictures for Fox for
two years. His last success was the
film version of 4. s. NJ. Hutchinson S
This Freedom" made with an Eng
lish cast.
Virginia valli star of. Henley
Lady of Quality" and of Vidor's
wild Oranges will play opposite
Thomas Meighan. in write Your
Own Ticket
Baron Hubert Eland Won Herwarth
Bittentield, at one time an actor un-
der Max Reinhardt. in Berlin. has
come to Hollywood and gone into
motion picture work. He is now APP
nearing in True as Steel under
Rupert Hughes. His screen name is
Hubert Eland.
Universal TO Rebuild.
earle Laemmle, president of Uni
verSal, is here after IL three mont h
stay in New York and announces that
. the stage recently destroyed by fire
:at a loss of S2JO,000 will be replaced
Sat once by a new tireproof stage.
which he says will he twice as large
as any Of the present worlds largest
stages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
The Army Band; Tues
day.

A concert by the Army Band Con-
cert Orchestra will be presented at
the post gymnasium. Washington
barracks, Tuesday evening at
o'clock. Capt. P. w. Lewis is COM
handing officer and W. j. Stannard
is band leader Of this organization.
The program will include a march.
"Gen. Lejeune" (Branson): overture,
Morning, Noon and Night In Vienna
(Suppe); selection, you're In Love"
(Friml): fox trots, mo. No, Nora"
(Fiorito- Erdman) and "Just One More
Kiss" (Ryan-Rose); violin solo, Der
ceuse," from 'Jocelyn'' (GodarD. per-
formed by Technical Sergt. w. Kru,-
shinskD: waltz, LES Roses" (Metra) ;
march, 1.-THE Volunteers" (Sousa),
and 'The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
Alexander Slot, Thurs.
day.

Alexander Siloti, Russian pianist,
will be presented by the T. Arthur
Smith Unc.) Concert Bureau at the
National Theater Thursday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock.
Silotrs program will include: Pre-
lude from the suite for cello, E fat
major. and organ prelude. G. minor;
prelude from the We'll Tempered
Clavichord," D minor (Bachl; varta-
lions, "Ah, vous dirai-je maman," c
major (MozarD: variations, Opus 10,
+ major (Tschaikowsky): "Barca-
rolle," OPP. ~, F sharp major" and
"Goolenki." Russian cradle song, A
major Liadoff); "Poeme." Opus 80.
f sharp maJor and "Sonate-Fan-
taisie," No. 2, Ct sharp minor (Scria-
bine); "Jeux d'eaux la villa d'Este,"
F. sharp major" "Sursum Corda," z
"Rhapsodie." No. 10 (Liszt).
Information concerning this recital
may be obtained from the T. Arthur
Smith Unc) Concert Bureau, 1906 G
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
Mexican Operetta to Be
Sung.

THE opere,ta "Papita," by Augustas
C. Knight. vii! be produced l.
the Merry nelpers Club i.. OF era :,
Wednesday at the First Reformed
Church, 18th and Monroe streets
northwest. at sis pm.
The entire production is under TIE
supervision OF Carl L. Apple. Til"
leading role, Pepita McAi". ..
maid, will be sung by Ruth Ma
Hansford. The contraIto. I'elif
will be Mary S. Apple; tenor, Garlic.
an outlaw, Carl +. Apple: bass,
Pedro, an innkeeper, Albert R"s
Lord. Other principals are: Hem"
Hepworth, an American millionaire,
Howard a. Bucfheit. bass; Jan". Hop
worth's sister. Carolyn |. Burke, So
prano; Wilson. Hepworth's valct
Walter r. Huff. baritone: Romero. !
smuggler. Samuel l. snyder. has
The musical director is Guy c. Wi
liams and the pianist Mrs. Ma
Tango kieny. There will be Il chorus
of twenty-five village maids and mer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
Navy Band Thursday.

a concert will be given Thursday
at S:15 pm. at the United States Ma
rine Institute, Sth and 1 streets
southeast. by the United States Navy
Band Orchestra. Charles Benter d.
rector. The program will include a
march,. 'Rakoczy" (Czermak) - over
ture, "Euryanthe" won Weber,
dance, "Witches" (MacDowelD: grand
scenes from the opera Romeo ct
Juliette" (Gounod); ballet. 'tRusse"
(IIuiginD: valse de concert. "Wedding
Of the Winds" (HalD; excerpts from
.d dne Do Rnai e. raiI1, Inarcn,
finale, 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
There will be no concert Thursday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
CONCERTS

Felix Samond,
a Hotel Hamilton at II am. tomorrow. ~
United States Orchestra, Marine
Walter recital Central High School,
Sis pm Monday.
Washington Choral Society to sing Paul" Mendeohs ora
torio in Central High School at Sis
United Army orchestra gymnasium
Washington barracks Tuesday at pm.
vonst. PoTs Theate 40 Wednesday,
National
day.
United United
Institute 9th and streets southeast, 8:l5 Thursday
Horace Awyne pianist and recital
4:30 pm. Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

School. Charles Wengerd will conduct.
quartet of well known singers
will present the solo parts. Mrs.
Ethel HoltzcIaw Gawler will sing the
soprano part: Mrs. Flora McGill
Keefer will sing the mezzo-contralto
part: John L. Wilbourn Of Baltimore,
who appeared before the Washington
public when the society gave Handers
Messiah" is tha tenor, and Charles
Trowbridge Tittman will sing the
bass solos.
piano and Harvey Murray at the
organ.
The society is composed of volun-
teer singers. A small admission fee
is charged for this performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
Marine Band, Tomorrow

A concert by the United States Ma
rine Band Orchestra William H. San
telmann. leader. and Taylor Branson,
second leader. will be given at pm.
tomorrow at the marine barracks.
The program will be: March,. ''Una-
versal Freedom" (Blankenberg) /;
overture, "Mignon" (Themas): rev.
erie, "Extase" .(Ganne): grand scenes
from ia Gioconda" (PuccinD; intsr-
mez1o, "a Ball Scene (Nicode) :
Alteration" CBorowaky); suite de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
Horace Alwyne Recital
Friday.

Horace Alwyne. young English
pianist and conductor, who is at pres
ent connectea WIN re ,, music depart
la lecture-recital on the program Of
music to be offered by. the Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra in the con-
cert February IL. at Rauscher's next
Friday afternoon at 1870.
The recital by. Mr., A1wyne is I'M
der the auspices of the Bryn Mawr
Club of Washington and is to raise
the funds necessary to present a $500
scholarship to the, college to any
Washington girl who has had her
preparation fitting her for entrance
there, In the District Of Columbia. At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
THOSE who remember the original

THOSE who remember the original
production of. Eugene O'Neilps
play, ANNA Christie" with Pauline
Lord in the title role. may be inter-
ested in the screen version to be
shown at Crandalrs Metropolitan and
Ambassador Theaters Sunday. Febru-
airy 10. In this Thomas H. Ince film
version the title role Is played by
Blanche Sweet, with George Marion
in tho part which he created on the
stage. William Russell plays oppo-
site the star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

ballet, "Gitanilla" (Lacome); ma
rines' hymn, 1.-THE Halls Of Monte
yuma" and 1.-THE Star Spangled Ban
ner"
There will be no concert at the
marine barracks Wednesday night on
account of the United States Marine
Band being detailed for other official
engagements.
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st. Paul to Be Sung
Tuesday.

Tuesday evening Mendelssohn's or
atorio. est Paul." will be sung BY
the Washington Choral Society in tho
auditorium Of the Central High
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The program for recital to be give,
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RENT RO0Ms-UNFURNIsHED.

oIs ST. Nw.-Unfurnshed rooms for
housekeeping: one large front room and
range and kitchen cabinet: rooms unusually
large: will remodel kitchen into breakfast
room and kitchen II desired: in attractive
we'll heated aud well kept home.
4 LADY with Groom apt downtown. wants
10 rent l room with use Of Kitchen or two 'n-
furnished rooms to ladies'; reasonable. Phone
Potomac sS0-J.
1921 COTTMBIA RID, AFT. 32-Pleasaut
front room. southern exposure; steam heat:
continuous hot water; electricity gas closet.
storage locker: may partly inrhisn 10 'su.
employed: $50. Meals in building ontiona'.l
42s NEWTON N.W.-S or large. unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeeping two
front. all communicating; eiertric,tS. s sas.
hot water; private family; newly paiersa'
with without garage E
l43s AMES PL. N.E.-Thrce Ink. rooms;
heat. gas. eler. Call after $50 pm. No
children. Reasonable. Sunday, from IL to- to, I.
80 ST N.W.-ond floor, 3 large rooms,
newly papered and painted semi-priyste
bath: ami; rental reasonable. -
40 ROCK GREEK CHURCH RD.-2 or
rooms. bath and perch: continuous hot water:
modern home; reasonable. o.
REST SECTION OF N.W.-Three rooms. kitch-
snette, private bath; in modern home; adults.
Columbia 31s7J.
i1os II AVE NV tfor coloredl-One
room. unfuruished, End floor and one room.
Furnished, 3rd floor; both front rooms %
1892 \. II. AVE. Nw.--Owner. 3 outside
rooms hack porch b.-w.h., electric lights,
sink and gas range; adults. Col. o011-J
sea IONGFELLOW N.W.-0ne. two or three
rooms: warm clean; second floor. Call eve
nings or sunday.
47J3 Sfh ST N.W.--ThIee rooms adjoining
ba tn. second floor; sink. gas range, hot.water
heat cleo. children Adams 3bso-W. "
1T02 p ST SE-3 large rooms and large
inclosed sleeping porch and bath; heat, eiee.
and gas. |
1924 4th ST. NE.-Two communicating rooms
adjoining BATH: porch, electricity. h.-w.h.; !;
very reasonable ----------------------
as01 KANSAS AVE t13th and Quincyb-Two
large front housekeeping rooms, a.m.t-; pri-
yate bath Columbia 2584-W.
FARRAGUT ST. NEAR GA. AyE.-Two front
rooms; Ink; fully equipped kitchen: new
home: h.-w.h. cleo. Phone Adams 3s21 9.
aIOO I3th ST. NE, Brookiand. ID. C.-Two
rooms. bath kltchenette; $40-J0. Mr.. M;lor,
1927 NV. IL
oI0 VA. AVE s.w.-Two communicating out
one-haJf block Smithsonian Park.
1924 4th ST NE communicating rooms,
adjoining bath. porch, electricity, h.-w.h. !;
very reasonable
i7I6 18th ST NW.-Rooms, hot-water heat,
electricity, contfn. hot water: for housekeep-
ing; reasonable.
I523 sth ST. N.W.-Three rooms on second
fioor. hot-water heat, gas, bath; $35 month
to responsible tenant.
1872 LONGFELIOw ST. N.W.-3 rooms for
Ink. with large porch; anil q
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RENT R0oMs-UNFURNIsHED.

Continued.
3l3 14th ST. s.E.-In quiet home. nice
,IyhnhniunIcating u rooms. TO adults: second floor;
1915 IRVING N.w.-3 rooms: ss5. so: or
cluded go @'o ~
Io2 KENNEDY ST rooms, bath, porch,
q, Col. 1671-w.
2i3o FLAGLER PL. NV large rooms
rsssona,n; rnu xi,Ghen; Lh.k; bath, heat, gas, sink:
la1s MASS. AVE. Nw-very attractive.
reasort ole.
223 list ST, N.E.-Three rooms and kItcnen;
neat, electric light and gas furnished; newly
popered and painted; $40 90
a,nd, dUii NJ Sr-Large. newly decorated rooms:
electricity: Ink. permitted SO
1927 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-Three rooms tor
Ink; sink; ami. Adams 1898 -
3o2 MARYLAND AVE. Sw-Lh-k- rooms.
neat and gas, running water.
5o3 sT. s.W.-2 unfurnIshed rooms for
rent: adults.
a2s, a2s Y0U 5 ST. N.w.-Two or three rooms:
S23 QUINCY ST. N.w.-Two rooms: garage
7l2 OTIS PL. NV. "a very large rooms.
BACK porch. semi-private bath: ami; Lh.k.
l493 g ST s:E;-3 unfurnlshed rooms: heat
POS g ST N.W.-3 large rooms bath; gas
and heat.
4s ST. N.W.-3 rooms and porch, heat and
gas: newly papered; $40.
FOR COLORED. 100 st. NV large rooms
Ihos d. Walsh. So II NV.
lSI2 SHEPHERD ST.-Two large connecting
rooms: porch: lh.k.; adults.
1913 PA: AVE. SE.-Three rooms and bath;
reasonable.
3309 PROSPECT AVE. Nw-3 rooms, heat,
gas; $32 West 1901.
as ST NE-3 house keeping rooms hath.
gas and heat: reasonable.
THE CIIFFB0URNE. APT. II = Beautiful
rooms. Kitchen, bath: reasonable Col $3.50.
1035 9TH ST NE large communicating
rooms. bath: Ink: reasonable
9i6 9th ST N.w.-one room and use Of
kitchen: heat and gas.
% QUINCY PI. N.W.-3 rooms, bath, porch:
electricity: Lh.k.
s07 4th ST S.E.-3 nice. large. sunny rooms
and bath reasonable.
e49 A ST. N.B.-2 unfurnished rooms for
In. K: heat. gas range. electricity.
AZ AZ e.. ST, NV unfurnished rooms; heat
rooms. kitchenette and bath
1928 11th ST. N.W.-3 rooms and private
oath; hot-water heat: electricity.
800 MD. AVE. S.E.-one room and kitchen
cite: also two separate rooms. Sc
10 FLORIDA AVE NE-Two unfurnisied
rooms, heat and gas: reasonable. 6'
i41s NE-Two unfurnshed rooms for light
housekeeping; reasonable. Gs
31e III N.E.-ThTee rooms; Ink; heat and
gas s30 ss
45s MI. AVE. S.w.-3 rooms. heat, gas.
Ink: adults.
Is 2nd ST. N.E.-Two rooms. kitchenette: near
capitol and Library; h.-w.h. C.
1922 3rd ST. NV. (cooredl-TwO uufur-
nished rooms. h.-w. heat g.
ln35 "th ST. Me- large communicating
rooms bath: Ink: reasonable.
1133 18th ST. NV tor cooredl-3 rooms
for rent. So es
314 ST Ne" 0r 3 large rooms witt
heat. gas and brth: Ink. a.
1911 LAWRENCE N.E.-2 unfurnishpd rooms:
h.-w.h. and sle'. lights: Ink: reasonable 80
90 G ST. N.W.-3 rooms. ktcrenette: heat.
gas S31.5o ss
2+o5 18th ST. N.W.-Two second -doOr iron
rooms; Ink. g.
1888 1Tth N.w.--Room with kitchenette: 81:
gle room: trGnsients 6S
oG5 12th ST. S.E.-Tfree rooms In privat,
family: Use OF bath: $50. T%
sol Itll ST. S.W.-Two rooms and hath. Sc
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3510 NEW HAMPSHIRE AYE.--Largp. attrh"-
tive front room: ami: suitable for two
three: gentlemen preferred. Col. 54si-J. 20
1910 COLUMBIA ROAD-Twn large. clean
roorns singiy or sIIite with bath; splendid
Col
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1TI3 q ST. %w-Comfortably furnished
room: garage: wholesome. well served meals
suitahle for couple or two gentlemen.
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1895 21st near Dupont Circe-Nicely fur
nished rooms; excellent home cooking; rea-
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194S CALVERT N.W.-Private family: large.
second floor front: nicely furnished: near hsth
tptaphora
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1911 KENYON ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
room, electricity, telephone. hct-water heat;
excellent board. -
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GIRLS CLrB has vacancies for two or three
girls: music. drawing room. large outside
bedrooms; excellent southern cook: maid and
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ROOMS AND BOARD

1871 FAIRMONT ST Nw-large. most d.
s!rabie front room southern exposure: dress
ing room and private bath attached: hot-watt.
heat, continuous hot water: with board: snf
able for married couple or two more ladies
Phone Col 3l01.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK I'M and Conn a ve
bridge. In beautifully appointed home. RI
fined surroundings: excellent meals: attrac-
lively furnished or unfinished double ANA
single rooms with private and semi-privato
bath 36ao Conn ave my
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1924 KENYON ST. N.W.-Two large. bright.
well kept double rooms. with or without board.
4
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LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOM: two lsrge
closets and alcove: fine table board. ioI l;Sh
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14lS 21st fnear Dupont Circlel-Two cnmmu-
Mica ting rooms and bath suitable for -four gen
tlemen ladies: beautiful dining room: ev-
cellent table: reasonable. Phone Potomac 1924.
THE RANCR0FT-SingIe and double rooms
with and without private bath; excellent
meals, Main $500
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DOWNTOWN SECTION = First-ciass accom-
moda tions. with meals: private BATH: refer
enres desired Franklin SS1ls. a
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NEAR DI-PONT-Bright. comfortable rooms.
southern cxposuir: attractive home: splendid
meals North 1908
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1en5 y ST-Two double and one single room:
good meals: breakfast early IL desired; tran
l..A...
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1879 CONNECTICUT AyE.-0np touble room
with two meals S45 each; share room with
y,unr lady SIT 20 Phone Franklin 1904
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lI2 SOUTH CLIFTON TERRACE-Lady hav-
ing desirable apartment. would like cvup" or
ypunp indies
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IaIo N.W.-SingIe and double rooms hot
water heat; electric lights: home table: So
nor nonth each Potomac go.
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1889 GIRARD-Nicely furnished. twin beds.
h-w.h., unlimited phone. excellent meals
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e 2sI4 18th ST. S.W.-YGung man to share
5. warm outside room; good meals: very low
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le I0a MD. AVE. N.E.-Desirablr. well fur
n. nished. cleo; excellent table; near Capitol:
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~ kENNEDY ST rooms, bath, porch,
eew H. n, electricity. gas range. Call until
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| oIfIh DIo IfIh ST. S.E.-In quiet home, . nice
,Iynh,hunIcating rooms. TO adults; second floor;
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2l30 FLAGLER PL. NV large rooms
, aastn rna knitchen; lh.k.; bath, heat, gas, sink:
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ZIG IRVING Nw.-3 rooms: s35 80; or 4
ai,. ahu 5ack porch, $50: heat. gas and elec. In
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oJ3 ST N.W.-Unfurnished rooms for
house keeping: one large front room and
Kitchen large closet, electric Light. new gas
range and kitchen cabinet: rooms unusually
large: will remodel kitchen into breakfast
room and kitchen If desired: in attractive,
we'll hpa ted aud well kept home.
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~ LIST ST. N.E.-Three rooms and kitcnen
popered and painted $40. 60
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Is ARCADIA Ga5 Mass. ave. n.w.-Steam heat.
:; electricity; good table; private, homeiike;
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) AVE. S.W.-Three rooms FOR
mi. Adams 4233. 70
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h1 LAND AVE. S.W.-L.hk. rooms.
"a gas, running water.
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POS ST. N.W.-3 large rooms, bath; gas
a nd han
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4S ST. S.W.--3 rooms and porch, heat and
gas: newly papered; $40
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FOR SALE-AUT0M0BILES
C0ntlnHed.
STUDEBAKER..
Home of Good Values.
14tfl at r St.

lo23 Durant sport (gray). $3.50
l923 Durant sport (blue). $50
Io23 Studebaker Big Six
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4 LADY with broom apt. downtown. wants
~ rent l room with use of Kitchen or two un-
furnished rooms to ladies'; reasonable. Phone
Pnrnmac NE0L U.
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i. i:iIs MASS AVE. N.w.-Tery attractive.
a. iar.t Erst floor, front room; walking dfstanc
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e 1924 10Th Nw-Wsrm, comfortable rooms:
. all convenences; excellent table board; very
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q. s.w.-2 unfurnIshed rooms for
Ills. 10
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| 7l2 OTIS PL. Nw-3 very large rooms.
| back porch. semi-private bath; ami: Ink.
l4o5 g ST s.E.-3 unfurnIshed rooms: heat
and light; $32 80
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as X ST. NE.-3 housekeeping rooms, bath,
gas and heat: reasonable
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WANTED-GARAGES,

nofBLE METAL GARAGE FOR SALE
cheap. Can be moved by sections Cost over
$500 A bargain for quick sale. Address Rox
1Il-T. Star office 20
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1879 SHEPHERD ST.-Two large connecting
rooms: porch Ink; adults.
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Z desired.
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23O7 18th ST. NW.-Three furnished rooms
on second floor near hath; electricity, steam
80. hra.LFast and dinner
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-07-31
DAIRY COWS SELL
AT $5F AVERAGE
HERE ON FRIDAY

An average OF s54 a head was
secured at the dairy COW sale OF
w. X. Hurst held at Davis Bros
barn here Friday afternoon. Nun
yon & Hopkins were the auction
GERS.
Ten head OF COWS were offered
and all were sold. Considering
the quality OF the stock. all OF them
being grade Jerseys that were
milking. Much encouragement Is
seen in the prices paid. from the
standpoint OF judging sale values
and prospects for the season.
The first COW up brought SOS
and topped the sale. IL was a good
hye-year-ld. Another COW of the
same description brought SIS,
another $50 and another sS4.
This is the FIRST sale OF farm
stock that has been held here since
spring. II attracted only com
paratiyely SMALL number OF buy
ers. this being SUN a busy time OF
the year.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-07-31
Project Boys Enjoy
Annual Junket

william Kerr. state supervisor Of
vocational education and smith-Hu-
ghes work was here yesterday 10
take part In the annual excursion Of
the project" boys OF the Filler Rur-
al high school. which was under the
supervision OF George n. Tucker. In
structor.
All the projects OF the is boys
taking Smith Hughes work here was
inspected and oral reports given.
There were 30 persons on the jun
kct. travelling IN sin automobiles. A
picnic dinner was enjoyed by the
excursionlsts AZ the fair grounds at
a lon. and Mr. Kerr spoke following
the meal.
According 20 Mr.. Tucker. projects
are being carried IN by HIS students
ia beans. potatoes. corn. chickens.
swine. raspberries and barley.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-07-31
SUPREME COURT
OF IDAHO RULES
ON BOND ISSUE
American Falls District Matters VIII
BE Presented 10 Chicago Aftor-
neys for Final Opinion

A s2.700.000 bond issue for the
American Falls reservoir project has
reviewed final approval OF the Idaho
supreme court and will be submitted
10 bond attorneys In Chicago for a
nal opinion before IL is placed on
sale. This was the decision OF the
directors nj a special meeting held
Monday J. II. Boutwell,. prominent
lawyer and attorney for the reservoir
district. was selected to make the trip
to Chicago.
The bonds. which we're voted In
1928. will cover the cost of partici-
patton I'm the construction OF the
American Falls reservoir and pur-
chase OF water right to the water
held in the dam.
Plans for the dam will be examined
Thursday by the president of the
company. X. E. Sheppard OF Jerome.
who has left for Denver. where he
will meet with engineers and design
ers OF the mammoth engineering pro-
ject.