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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
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an area of 100000 square feet.
The blast was unusual III many
respects and attracted great mum
bers of spectators to thG sccne.
Millions of pounds OF black powder
and dynamite are used annually III
the country for mining and quarry
ing, for road building, harbor
deepening and othc. purposes; in
feet. manufacturing ana other act
lvities could moi, go on as at pres
ent without them. The great
blast at Lakeside needed, however,
quantities of explosives such as are
rarely brought together for use IN
tie open air. !
Work for the shot began months
in advance and consisted in con
stlncting six tunnels varying in
depth from 10 feet to $50 feet
and having crosscuts at the ends
end centers varying in length from
60 feet to 80 feet. The tunnels
asgregated 41Go feet in length
They were loaded I with 3Gi.2O0I
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
VITAL RECORDS

ERRADA-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Rawl Errada, girl. El Centre, May
6, 1924.
CHAMBLESS-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Chamblcss, girl. Ell Cen
tro, May !, 1924. Name, Betty
Jean.
TIBBETE- Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Tibbets, boy. FL Centre, April
II, 1924. Name, Charlie Martin.
POLNA-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ap.
polovina Polna, girl. Ell Centre
May 3, 1924.
SIGRlST-To Mir. and Mrs. Fred
Sigrst, girl. FL Centre, April 2S
1921. Name, Linda Dorothy.
NOGALES-To Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fredo S. Nogales, girl. Near FL
Centre, April %, 1924. Name, Ali
Ella.
LEWIS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Lewis, boy. El Centre, April 20
1924. Name John.
LEWIS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Lewis, boy. FL Centre; April 20
1924. Name, William.
DEATHS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berdusu
20 died at Heber,- May -, 1924
Age one year, one month.
WILLIAMSBURG Elaine vii
liams died in El Centre May 10
1924. Age 3 years.
HOWARD-Charlcs Howard died
near FL Centre April 10, 1924. Age
40 years.
FERRIER-Lester Albert Perricl
died in FL Centre April Z, 1924
Age 40 years.
ARIURA- -Fusima .Ariura died in
FL Centre, May 6, 1924. Age 2S years
BURCHEii-Jacob Burcher died
near FL Centre May 5, 1924. Age
II wears.
ARNOLD-Earnest Gotlib Arnold
died near FL Centro May >, 1924,
Age one month.
WARREN-Henry Warren died
near Ell Cehtro April 26, 1924. Age
GO years.
LEWIS-Martha Lewis died in FL
Centre April 80, 1924. Age Is years.
NABA-Minerial Naba died near
III Centre May /, 1924. Age 80
years.
SALARYIANO-Sara Salaryiano
died near El Centre May l, 1924.
Age one year.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

That road building in the United
States this year will far optdis-
,aroo 1923 construction is indi-
Gated by the vast amount of work
new under way. The open winter
4G&nlod contractors to do consid2-
ra5,e inter vori. especially in the
cast &nd south and to begin mach
,@rlier this spring. Consequently
b lie season is mere advanced than
s. thi5 time last year. With q
,.t5a foil and winter 192A- road
III! 1inr will smash al records.
According to the U. s. Bureau of
.,3ads the niicA~e Of surfaced
:. gllways il th;3 country is nCw
gc'l over A00,099 miles, CT which
5000 miles were constructed jr
.922 ed 10000 miles in 1928. 1t
, confidently predicted that the
2acecnt season Will see close tc
50,C00 g-3ile3 OF surfaced highways
ADDED to the "c,.atry's network Of
~o,.j ..oaus. This system row en-
traces 2,&192&G miles Of highways,
q L IOIU. VI IiIS '4UO,tVO IlilCS VI
improved roads 175,C00 miles are
Gravel, 100000 are macadam, 25,-
09J are concrete, 10000 are brick,
store f'ock and NJ sccllaneous types
and GG.0C0 miles are sheet asphalt
aspha!t;c concrete and other as-
phalt,c tynes.
Drc to recognition OF their
sl4ocf-absorbing propensities under
heavy traffic as well as their re-
sistance 10 moisture and tempera-
ture changes, there has been tre-
rendous increase the past six
years in asphalt highways. Last
year 100000 square yards Of
asphalt pavement were construc-
ted, al increase of 20,000,00C
square yarGs over 1922, and SUI,
ficient to construct 9,660 miles Of
roadway is feet wide or TO- replace
al TIC paved streets in the cities
q New York, Chicago, Detroit
Sar francisco and New Orleans
'rhc aspkar; pavements laid in 1925
- wo,1ld nravide three road,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
SEELEY
Hy Press staff Correspondent

SEELEY, May 15,-E. Andrews
arrived from Phoenix, Arizona, and
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Massey.
j. +. Gallaher and family have
returned from Coachella, where
they motored over the weekend to
visit friends and relatives. Lew
GallaheL their son, who is stu
dent atF Berkeley, met them there
and accompanied them home for his
summer vacation.
Mrs. S. Il, Robinson stepped on
a sharp piece of glass running it into
her foot. The cut was so deep and
painfal that Mrs. Robinson was un-
able to report at the local exchange.
Mrs. J. ID. johnson, who has been
I'LL left for the coast to stay with
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Just See What
Nah Jongg
Has Done
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Ry United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, May Is.
Nah Jongg may be the sal
walton of the Orient; the means
of keeping peace on the Paci-
fic; and a life saver to starving
thousands.
That's the idea, at least of
Mrs. Joseph Babcock, who is
responsible for Babcock's S Nah
Jongg rules and largely respon-
sible for introduction of the
game into America.
Its introduction into the
United States,'' she said while
here today enroute back to the
Orient, ''has done much to
bring about a more sympathetic
understanding between Oriental
and Occidental.
1.-THE American demand for
Nah Jongg sets has doomed
business in China. Whole COM
munities which once saw hund-
reds of their people die annu-
ally from starvation are now
prosperous-with everyone busy
making Nah Jongg sets. -
In Los Angeles, man was arrcs
ii for sOankiur his wife. BuStlt
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Anita Baldwin
Wins $4,000 Suit
By United Press ceased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May ia YER
diet denying Edwin II. Moore $
claim for $4,000 against Mrs. Ami
tn Baldwin, daughter of r.. !.
"Lucky' Baldwin, was returned
late yesterday by jury in Judge
Leslie II. Hewitt's court.
Judge Hewitt told the jury that
as long as there was no written
agreement between Moore and Mrs.
Baldwin, verbal contract was not
sufficient under the law as be saw
it.
Moore in his suit claimed Mrs.
Baldwin promised him the additio-
nal money, over and above his sal
ary, if he settled Il controversy
over one of her ranches. The dis
pute was handled satisfactorily,
Moore claimed.
During the trial Mrs. Baldwin
appeared in court each day wear
ing Il different gown. At one ses-
sion she was adorned with Jewels
worth at least $4,000 court spec
tat6rs declared. Her fortune is cs-
timated at $15,000,000.
Moore, her former manager, is a
world war veteran, having served
overseas as major.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Officers Doubt
They Have Real
Badge Bandit
By United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, May s15.--
Although larry S. Dunlap of Placer
vile is being held i'll the city Jail
on a murder charge sworn to by
Miss Florence Prizes, officials were
skeptical, doubling that the man IS
Harry j. Dunlap, the badge bandit,
to whom hundreds of crimes have
been attributed.
Dunlap was returned here last
night by detectives after Miss Prizes
had identified him as the alleged
murderer of Harry +. Brown.
E. l. Grey, a neighbor of Dun
laps in Placerville, was here today
offering to go Dunlap's bail. His
offer was refused. t.' Hst'.s '"''r
LOS ANGELES,' May l5-Sheriff
". l. Traeger, of Los Angeles coun-
ty, was in Sacramento today, seek
ing to establish the identity of the
Harry Dunlap held there as the fam
Gus Fbadge bandit wanted for
many Southern California crimes.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Sundays Arrive
In Minneapolis

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, May Is
Billy Sunday and "Ma " Sunday
arrived from Memphis in their spe-
cial ear early today and were taken
direct to the Kahler hotel by DIR.
W. }, Mayo, a close friend Of the
famous evangelist. Sunday is suf-
fering from kidney trouble.
Mrs. Sunday, injured by an auto
mobile truck recently, was taken
from the ear in Il stretcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Bay City Couple
Wed In Famed
Lighthouse
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, May Is.
Ole Olson and his wife were
all ready for light housekeeping
today.
Yesterday afternoon they
journeyed to the Mile Rock
Lighthouse at the entrance to
San Francisco Bay, climbed the
Jacobs Ladder to the Light
house deck; and there were mar
ried by a justice of the peace
who had accompanied them.
Yes, they are actors on
vaudeville circuit,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
TEN YEARS AGO
NAV Is. 1914

Ndy 10, IOII
j. C. Penn, c. c. Asbcll, j. d.
DeBrell, and r. II. Clark returned
from a trip to western Texas, New
Orleans, Memphis and Chicago in
connection with the American Wax
company, in which there are numer-
Gus local stockholders.
Mrs. }. G. Coleman left today for
San Diego, where she will spend
the summer months.
Percie Russell of Los Angeles ar
rived here on business today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
Mo- L. 1AlS

Wilbur Richardson of San Fran
cisco arrived here today and is
looking for Il location here.
Mrs. NJ. =. Yoder left today for
Long Beach, where she will spend
the summer months with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Burger.
Rev. G.. c. Baxter left for Red
lands after spendin g afew days
here
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

NEW YORK, May 15.--James A.
Foley, son in law of the late Char
les F. Murphy, is the new chief
of Tammany Hall.
The surrogate finally acceded to
the demand of the organization
that he accept the mantle of the
fallen leader late yesterday ;nd as
sumcs his duties at once. His re
signaton from his surrogatcship is
expected today.
Foley was virtually drafted Tam
many leaders admitted, and only
accepted the leadership after Al
fred z. Smith had visited him per
sonally and asked him to accept.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

pounds OF geiatin dynamite and 4
low grade high explosive which
may. be said to rank between blast
ing powder ana dynamite. Twenty
five men We're engaged for forty
days in. properly placing the pow
der. The blast WAS exploded by
means of y direct current electrical
circuit supplied by a special dyna
n, n &c .. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
Biggest Blast Shakes Down Mountain
TO Make Railroad Ballast Material

THE worlds LARGEST blast for
commercial purposes was re-
Gently set off at Lakeside, near
ogden, Utah, where the Southern
Facific Company demolished a
small mountain to. obtain material
to raise the Nils that are approach-
es to the Great Salt Lake trestles.
The mountan was 2T5 feet high
with face Of approximately 1000
feet in length When the explos-
ives were detonated, the mountain
was lifted UP. shattered. into, mill
lions of fragments and spread over
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
FOLEY ACCEPTS
AS NEW CHIEF
OF TAM MANY

by United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, May 15.-Sur-
J. rogate James A. Foley this af-
ternoon reversed his decision
and positively declined to &C
cept the leadership Of Tam
many Hall.
The action was entirely un-
expected and came after pre-
vious announcement at the
Wigwam on Fourteenth street
that Foley had accepted.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

Near Grand Rapids, Mich, a wo.
man kicked out a train window,
Lucky for her she was inside the
train at the time,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

Tho cost Of the blast including
material and labor was nearly
100000. As a result of the sue
ccssful use CT the explosives soma
100000 cubic yards Of rock were
torn from the mountain, which, It
is stated. will be adequate to take
care of the companys needs as
that point for work planned tSk2
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

Women who know how to raise
children are kept too busy to tell.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

In Los Angeles, Il man was arrest
cd for spanking his wife. Bustles
had their advantages.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

APT. ROOMS, FRONT, FOR l.. Hin,
heated; S31 30 Pa. ave. NV. near 24th ST
Apply 282 Bond Building. Main 622G. bet .
Evening star., 1924-10-16
CADILLAC
TYPE 50
PHAETON

Five.passenger sport touring: new paint
new Goodyear cord tires. and several very
family: conditioned guaranteed; 4 nsed car
in exchange will ba considered and very at
tractive terms to responsible party. Can he
seen between apd O'Clock at 425 X St.
NV. Ask to see Mrs.. Hampton's car
Evening star., 1924-10-16

COY. ROOMS, k1TCHESETTE, BATH
apartment, a.mi., near dOWnto towE. Earag,.
optional: rent reasonable. X. +. MILOR, In
vestment bdg.. llih and SIS. n W M sn,
Evening star., 1924-10-16

FOR RENT-ll2le BATES ST NV: FOUR
rooms and bath; this is good concrete St.
et"een lst and md and = and z SITS. NV.
Special bargain. 81. 30
II. X. HOWENSTEIS co 1911 II ST NV
Evening star., 1924-10-16

ChLOkED--s,2O SHERMAN AVE-. \ W
rooms and bath, with hot-warer heat $50
Ter month. W. AZ. BRAswELL. Main 5454.
lnsnranct kldg.. !N7 la.h s.,
Evening star., 1924-10-16

FOUR LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. MOD
cor. 9th and l.: cheapest apartment in town
at $50, including gas. Open for inspection.
" X; ROBINSON, G53 Munspy Building.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

l'll y. CAPITOL Sr.--ENIIkE SECOND
moor, tIo rooms, kitchrnette. bath and sleep
pOrch h
Evening star., 1924-10-16

NEWLY PAPEBED AND PAINTED. Mn
room. kitchenetts and bath mt reasonable
l6O6 l4th ST. w North 1912
Evening star., 1924-10-16

rooms, kitchenette, hath spacious porch
windows. front side, rear. s75$ including gas,
Evening star., 1924-10-16

APT ON Ord FLOOR, = ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath and kitchenette: most exclusive neighhor-
mood Tor couple only; space for auto. in gar.
II needed. 1i2O Madison 81. NV. Ph. 4. 16S2.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

l2th AND ii ST. N.E.-8 LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms and bath. over store; rooqns In btxt
condition COMMERCIAL REALTY co,
llS 81 Fr Gl29 1as
Evening star., 1924-10-16

ENTIRE End FLOOR. VERY LARGE OUT
SIDE rooms. Kitchen and bath: continuous hot
water, electricity, gas. li40 St NV lgs
Evening star., 1924-10-16

AVoNDALE, 1874 p ST. NV.
Fireproof, elevator, square and a half from
Dupont Circle
3 rooms. kitchen and hath. $50
rooms. kitchen and hath. $1lO
FILLMORE 1910 Bfltmore st. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath .............. $50
CAvANAUGH. 1926 18th st. NV.
Fireproof, switchboard. 80
rooms ooi KIT stcSsn Ssne and bath .ss5 10 So
Apt -i@2. z rooms. kitchen and bath. $50
MOSTCi-iIR. 1881 Belmont st. NV.
Apt. ~. 3 rms. kit. rec. h.. b. & porch, SO
NETHERLANns. 1850 Columbia I'd
rms. Kit. bath aud reception hall. S12O
PARKWooD 1916 X ST. NV.
Fireproof elevators, switchboard.
) very large rms. kit. bath and rec. hall.
rFTWoRTH GARDENS,
124 and $50 Webster st.
3 rooms. kitchen and hath ............S 80
rooms. kitchen and bath ............. S6S. so
RUTLAND. l725 18th St NV.
Firrproof. elevators. switchboard
large rms, kit. h. and rec. h.. $50 and SO
exceptionally large closets ............$90
REEToN. 27l4 Quarry rd. nv
Comparatively new W. BLDG = ,s,, g. from colum-
I rn. kit. bkfst alcove with Pullman
set. dressing rm.. with Murphy bed aud
tath ...... ...-......... s.s5
1Sos VI st. NV.
} rms. bath and porch ............... So. so
ALLAN E. wALKER & co: NC;
s13 18th st NV. Main 2890.
1877 p STREET N.w.-THREE ROOMS,
KITCHEN AND BATH: SCREENED BACK
PORCH: REASONABLE.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
Evening star., 1924-10-16
H. B. -LEARY, Jr.,
1321-1323 14th St.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1907 18th ST. NV.
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS.

OSED OANS.
1928 Dodge Bros. sedan. 5000
1928 Dodge Bros. coupe. $50
1921 Dodge Bros. sedan. 600
1921 Dodge Bros. coupe. 500
1924 Dodge Bros. coupe. 1000
1924 Dodge Bros. touring. $50
1928 Dodge Bros. touring. 800
1922 Dodge Bros. touring. 400
1922 Dodge Bros. roads. 400
1921 Dodge Bros. touring. 325
1920 Dodge Bros. roads. $50
1923 Liberty touring..... $50
1923 Durant touring..... 500
1922 Durant touring. -. $50
1922 Durant roadster ..... 325
1924 Star touring. 500. 375
1923 Chevrolet sedan -. 500
1922 Chevrolet coupe -. $50
1928 Ford touring. 49,. ESQ
1922 Ford sedan. -. 800
1922 Ford coupe. ........ 225
1920 Ford coupe. e......... us
A Remarkable Stock of
+ Used Cars.
{ EVERY CAR
in Good Condition.
WE INVITE
4, COMPARISON.
1907 14th ST. NV.
Main 666O.
Open Evenings to 10 Pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

ATTRACTIVE SECOND-FLOOR APT. JUST
Ike new; ) rooms, large Kitchen and bath:
exclusive section away from traffic: electricity,
gas, heat: must be seen 10 appreciate 3349
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

bRiGHTWOOD PARK. PARTY WHO WOULD
.aAe care oi furniture and renting, can have
90 or rooms. ami, for SO. MANDELL,
1So Pa NV
Evening star., 1924-10-16

LII IRVING ST. N.W.-AIRY, ) ROOMS
and bath, southern and northern exposures
price reasonable: maid service IL desired. 16s
Evening star., 1924-10-16
ROOMS AND BOARD


2l5 f. CAPITO1I--Laree. comfortable room.
steam heat. electricity, wholesome food busi-
ness men and women. "
1914 PARK RD.-Large front room for per
sons in we'll heated home; excellent meals.
l40G MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.W.-Desir-
abe single and double room, electric light;
excellent meals: reasonable.
l445 CLIFTON ST-Second floor. large, light,
sunny rooms nicely furnished; ami; excel
lent meals. Adams 5s17.
.754 QUE ST, Dupont CrrIe-Laree rooms.
well furnished; exceptionally good board:
meals day: reasonable rates. u.
214o ST. NV. Apt. 3-Ioung lady TO
share room apt. with rehped young widow;
would like boa rderi. reasonable.
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVA NV. fright
nisbed: for two: private family: modern home.
1921 18th N.W.---Two large rooms, suitable
for two; running water: well furnished and
heated: excellent meals. aot0. Is
lIoi VERMONT AVE. NV. = Large room
with private bath. 2nd-foor front: also room
suitable for 2 special rate TO students. l1'
1851 MT. PLEASANT ST.-2 rooms, 2nd floor,
a MI; excellent hoard. Col. 9iaO. $40 for
person. SO each for people, room and board.
I2Ds FAIRM0NT ST. N.w-Room with board
with refined Jewish family. IL
1885 10th y W.-haut.ful ond front room ;
ami: frst-class table.
3O7 18th ST s.E.-Room with board for one
or two; Sl, per month. IL
1872 MASS, AvE.-vacsncy for young man;
excellent table.
1854 FAIRMONT ST-Onp room, end floor;
electricity. Col. J49l. Ami
1851 CALIFORNIA ST. = Beautiful. sunny
front room all conxeniences: bono cooking.
1ll5 EUCLID ST.-2 single rooms front with
board. for men. Adams 173. 1S'
g. MASS. AVE. N.W.--Room and lpsrd.
$3.50. 80 weekly: modern; quiet l6'
1921 wv. Apt No. l--For gentlemen. 17'
THE FAIRNONT,
18th and Fairmort Sts.-Dcsirablc double
and single rooms: excellent meals; telephone
in every room: rates reasonable .1s
Evening star., 1924-10-16

I12s RHODE ISLAND AVE NE-3-RooM
shu oath apartment: ma. ried couple pre.
ierred; no children. Call after 6 30 nm.
Evening star., 1924-10-16

~ s EMERSON ST. N.w.-ENTJRE SECOND
moor, very large rooms and kiIc,ren. tiie
@ al srreened-in porch; ami: references;
reasonable. must bp seen In
Evening star., 1924-10-16

s1.rl73l k-THREE ROOMS AND BATH,
a. nj nrst noor. w. T.. LOCKWOOD, 1910
Evening star., 1924-10-16

% T. CAPITO1I-Laree. comfortable room,
steam heat electricity, wholesome food; busi-
ness men and women
Evening star., 1924-10-16

Rutland courts,
1925 18th st. NV.
Two rooms and bath, s3.400. Cash payment
and only $37.3 per month.
Three rooms and bath. 81. 500. Cash pay
ment and only 5000 per month.
Cavanaugh Courts,
1924 18th st. NV.
Two rooms and bath, s., 900. Cash pay
ment and only 1882 per month.
Three rooms and bath. $1,000. Cash pay
ment and only s5A.3o per month.
The Avondale,
1884 ST. NV
Exceptional broom and bath apt, 81 500
Cash payment and only S79.62 per month.
Four rooms and bath. $3.50 Cash pay
ment and only $3.50 per month.
The monthly payment includes all operating
and maintenance charges and a very substan-
tisl curtail on principal.
Allan +. Walker & Co., Inc,
sl3 18th st. NV. Main 26so.
1744 COLUMBIA RD.-Two APARTMENTS
Of three large, bright rooms and bath ench:
newly ,papered and painted and elcctrically
fxtured; gas, electricity and heat iBciuGcd;
Y-sCHNIDER-kAY CO. INC.
,-., 2iZ T. inSes,ment w Bldg; r,.
THE PARkW0OD. 1T46 ST. N.w.-AN
apartment of q large rooms reception hall and
bat excellent exposure: $3.50:
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.: INC.
Sf3 18th st. NV. Main $3.50.
1880 NINTH ST. NV.
3 or large rooms, heat. gnx, eSae.
Adults only.
(Continned ON Next PaEa.l
Evening star., 1924-10-16
USED CARS.
VARIOUS MAKES.
REASONABLE TERMS.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
113s-1140 Conn Ave Frank 5000.
'-. MAXWELL
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
ANNUAL
USED CAR SALE
NOW GOING ON.

"a Maxwell coupe, +-pass. S745
'25 Maxwell sport touring. 695
% Maxwell Club coupe. sos
'23 Maxwell touring ..... 5S5
'o5 Maxwell touring ..... 595
'25 Maxwell Traveller
sedan ........ l,O45
"a Maxwell (dem.) tour
ing.
20 Chalmers roadster. 49,. 9+5
Dodge touring ....... 425
Dodge touring ....... 25O
Dodge touring ... 225
20 Chevrolet coupe. ..... AS
% Chevrolet sedan. $500. 5+5
% Chevrolet sedan. ..... 5o5
% Chevrolet touring. -. POS
% Overland sedan ..... 375
% Iewett touring ...... 675
'23 4-Door Ford sedan. -. 4o5
Ford sedan .......... POS
Ford sedan .... 245
'23 Star sedan. .......... 5o5
Maxwell touring ..... 100
Saxon touring. ....... 95
Reasonable Terms.
H. B. LEARI. Jr..
1928 14th St. NV.
Open Evenings.
Evening star., 1924-10-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Conttnued,l

Observation-Disclosures.
ContinuedD
sof EMERSON ST. N.w-ENTJRE SECOND
h very large rooms and kitchen; tile
oath; screened-in porch; ami: references:
.easonaDie: must be seen to appreciate. 16'
s5sIl73i k.THREE ROOMS AND BATH,
{; "'' St nw nTst ho'r' W. r. LOCKWOOD. 1910
l22s RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-S-RooM
and bath apartment: ma. ried couple pre.
/ ierreo; no children. Call after $50 pm.
bRlGHTWooD PARK. PARTY WHO WOULD
]; ,so or ,d 4 rooms, ami. for $50. MASDELL,
ieo "a ave: NV.
l;sn,. lsdn AND M, ST. NE LARGE OUTSIDE
condItion. COMMERCIAL REALTY CO.
lom -. Fr Gl2a. 1as
l42a c0LtMbIA ROADS ATTKACTTIE
windows: front side, rear. s75S including gas.
cnLoKED,:ai30 SHERMAN AVE: Nv
sr month v. NJ iP nRAswEh. eSsEhleF Msfn hsa' 54ss
Insurance Rldc.. Ho7 l5h -.
adl m no n GAnlIgh Iosm. H,cSrne. SKN1EE tH 81 sErsD
| ing porch gas elec.. h.-w.h. =.
COY. Rooms, KITCHESETTE, BATH
l,tir, apar,mfnt. Ami, near downtowh; I:aragr
ys<tm~nt bldg 18th and % as. t. NV! w sn, at,,
APT. 8 ROOMS, 'FRONT.' FOR LH-k-,
heated; S37 80 Pa. ave NV near a4th St
Apply 32 Bond Building. Main 622g bet .
NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED. STN
room. kitchenette and bath apt: reasanab BILE
1905 IAN ST. NV North 1912
APT. ON 3rd FLOOR, ROOMS, PRIVATE
oath and kitchenette; most exclusive neighbor-
| ho"o; Tor couple only; space for auto. in gar.
| If needed. 1420 Madison ST. NV. Ph. 4. 16S2.
| FOUR LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. MOD
ern bldg: in best condition. 5l3 l. st. NV.
! cor. 9TH and l.: cheapest apartment in town
! az 500 incindias gas. Open for inspection.
y K ROBINSON, 653 Munspy Building.
| FOR RENT-ll2le BATES ST NV: FOUR
| rooms and bath; this is on good concrete St.
;rt~een a";s1 ,. ist and . md and and SITS. NV.
ii. Il. H0NENSTEIN co. 1911 II st. NV.
ENTIRE End FLOOR VERY LARGE OUT
SIDE rooms, Kitchen and bath: continuous hot
water. electricity, gas. lii0 y st. NV. l9'
1871 IRVING ST. Nw.-AIRY. 3 ROOMS
and bath, southern and northern exposures:
price reasonable; maid service If desired. 16'
| ATTRACTIVE sECoND-FLOOR APT. JUST
| NE new; rooms, large Kitchen and bath;
gas, heat: must be seen 10 appreciate. 3349
18th 81. NV
23ss 18th ST. Col. RD:1.Two DESIRABLE
rooms. bath. s55. Apply 5-s.
1909 11th ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS. X. B., SMALL
storage room, available October 10; Apartment
| No. 2; so per month 16s
| oAIIlOI fflLLr-lb 9fh ST. S.E.-1 BOOM,
kitchen, private bath. 2nd floor front private
| home; elec. 1t. and INV. h. furn.; 10 couple
| without children; prefer employed; $37.5 mo.
16s
| C0I.ORED.
Apart ment, COO G. 81. ne. 2nd floor: gas:
steam heat: 3 rooms and kitcheuette and bat h;
| a mi: back porch 2ls
| BRIGHTWO0D PARK 3 ROOMS, $50; 4
| rooms, $50: > rooms, Si5; ami
| MANDELI, 4s0 Pa. Ave.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH, AMI
| llUp eth ST. NE.
Adams 1854.
NEW APARTMENT OF 4 ROOMS AND
| bath st. Goth: rent reasonable.
| PERCY H RUSSELL CO.,
| a26 18th ST. NV.
174o ST NV
| room. kItchen and hath. mod bldg $50 ~
Evening star., 1924-10-16

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