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The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
Tibetan Women Smeo,
e Their Faces VIII ,

Tibetan women are not pa,,,..,
prepossessing, but this is In soms
ure due to the practice Of sn.
their faces with clutch. nowads,.
the object Of securing protectis. !.
the high winds that blow on n.
etan plateau. The origin Of the "
was, however. quite different
About 200 years ago, in ths
of the sixth Dalai Lama, thar p,.,'
advisers were greatly shockes
alarmed by his amorous proue,s.I
Being a high tncarnate lama. he n
have ignored the existence Of ~
His habit was, however to % h
Lhasa City at night, dallylns xIn
pretty girls he met on his wav
To put stop to this. the Coma
issued orders that every woman n
disfigure herself by smearlng red y
on her face, and thereby render h.
repulsive TO the young Dalai h,
Whether this ruse was success
not known, but the practice hn !,
tinued down to the present da,
The headdresses OF the won.
the Weather families are usual,
cred with large seed pearls and
sometimes worth as much as sem
Every Tibetan woman wesp
pended round her neck by a strr|
pearls a "gow." or charm boz
This varies In siZe from that ,
matchbox to the dimensions OF (.
sized book. according 10 the eIr
stances of the wearer. II is v
coated with gold leaf and studded
precious stones.
These charm boxes are handedI =
from mother to daughter and, tOrd
with the headdress, represent he I
ings OF the family TO which the VI
belongs Continental edition q d
don Mall.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

In 1909 the first clock known Y
world was placed In the tower
Eustorgio. in Milan. In 1874
was installed In the palaces aI
mobiles ar Padua. This was a
OF mechanism indeed. for. besics|
dicating the hours. II shoTe
course Of the sun, the revolune
the planets. the various phases
moon. the months and the fetes 4
year.
In 1870 an alarm clock made y
pearance. The chroniclers have
on record that this clock soun1
bell at a stated hour. and az thsi
time little wax candle was
automatically. How this was t7
are not told. but II must not h
looked that until about a hss
years ago we had no means Of y
ing light other than the tinder 7
Detroit News.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

7 EW YORK.-The man who
nj came close to being the most
4 Y tear-pulling hero OF the war
who only missed such heroism
by the distance that separated Segun-
da. Colo, from Chateau-Thierry, could,
tf he had any legs, be said 10 have
taken to his heels suddenly and van
tshed.
Daniel Edwards, only service man TO
win both the ID. s. G. and the Congress
slonal medal, and a member of the
vocational committee Of the United
States veterans bureau, Lexington
avenue and Forty-sixth street, made
public the record Of Reeder Deason,
"1egless veteran Of no wars"
For two years, says Edwards, Dea-
son palmed Off his leglessness on the
Come Back club-a veterans organi-
cation composed chiefly of Columbia
university students, posing as a
manned soldier, when, Edwards as
serts, he never was In the army or
navy in the war.
Deason, who In 1922 and 1923 was
one of the managers on the board Of
directors and operator of the canteen
at Camp Bluefelds, near Blauyelt, ~.
Y, where the Come Back club has had
the use of the old state rifle range as
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
Need Sleep for Memod

insufficient sleep causes impahI
Of memory, according TO recsa
searches on the subject Of sle
Professors Engelen. Frerichs and
gandt Of Berlin, Germany. The
ory becomes unreliable even
shortage of sleep has occurred fa
a short time. Eight hours Is the
age needed fo- sleep, but brain
ers sometimes require more. ,
duced period Of slumber may ~
ly made mp for by increased me
a short period Of deep, undls
sleep having the same effed
longer and lighter one.
The investigators also conciuo.,
brain workers need a month y
every year and that even Longer
tions do not cause a lessenins y
quired abilities, but rather an
sification of them.-Kansas ClV
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

EADVILLE, PA.-Who Is the
MI oldest judge now in active
Nv l. service? And has any other
'. Judge than John Joseph Hen
derson of Meadville, Crawford county,
Pa, ever been returned to his office by
a public election after his eightieth
birthday? Meadville thinks he holds
both records.
Judge Henderson is beginning his
third term as a Superior court Judge,
20 which he was reelected by the un-
precedented plurality of more than
6S3,0O0, which shows what the cleo
torate think of his abilities at eighty.
He was born in Pittsburgh, the son
of Rev. William C. Henderson, a
Methodist clergyman, and came with
his parents to Meadville at the age of
eleven. He was graduated from Alle-
gheny college before he was eighteen.
He entered the One Hundred Fiftieth
Pennsylvania volunteers, of the Buck
tail Brigade" being in the fighting at
Fredericksburg, Charlottesville, Get
tysburg and the battles in the Wilder
ness. Later, young Henderson was de.
tailed to Washington for special work
in the Office Of the provost marshal.
He saw the assassination of President
Lincoln. When he was thirty years
old he was district attorney of Craw-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
His Son Injured,
Father Gets $4,000

New York.-A verdict for $751;
600 was given to Thomas Clarke
of 275 West One Hundred Forty
fourth street recently by the ap-
pellate division of the Supreme
court, which upheld the lower
court in granting this sum for In
juries to the plaintiffs nine-year-
old son. Thomas. Jr. The boy
was struck by an Eighth avenue
surface car on May 20. 1920, and
both legs amputated.
At previous trial the child
won $12,500 for his injuries,
making the total damages as
sessed against the railroad COM
pany $27,50o.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
Probably Would

When a man gives a motor J
fale of woe. the cop mercy
"Tell II to the Judge" !.
But when a pretty girl gives ~ y.
a dazzling smile. he doesn't ao'"
to try that on the judge. y
He knows II would probably "
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
Like the Weather.

Don't git disappointed" said Uncle
Eben, IF de chillun dom 20 on bein'
good after Christmas like deg was jes'
befo'. It's only natural. De waathers
likely to be jes' de same way"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
An .Oblisins Dentia

"whatf Fifteen million mar
extract a toothl have TO W"
hour to earn thatw
"If you like I win spend an ~
extracting the tooth T-Mess''
Blaetter, Munich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22
Placing the Blame

Y.een but Nervous Amateur I,
cid chap. what shall I do II NV
me to sing7 .,ul
Candid Friend Dol why ~
course It'll be their own ih"
Humorist (London).
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

Mrs w. @. Malone. age eighty-sev-
en-, of Atlanta. Ga, who went to BED
sick when she learned that she was
to inherit one third Of S10.0OO,OOO AT
once from an estate which is accrued
from property at Twenty-third street
and Broadway, New York city, former
ly owned by Bishop Caleb Key. Mrs.
Malone, who has lived on limited
means all her life, will build home
in Florida, send all her grandchildren
to college and give 20 of her good
friends 5000 apiece.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

There are many dirty roads to be
crossed in life. hut with little pa.
fence you will always be able to nnd
: -Iean crossing.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-22

EADVILLE, PA.-Who is the
MI oldest judge now in active
Nv l. service? And has any other
Evening star., 1924-08-27
WANTED-M0NEY

81 900 ess TWO OR THREE YEARS on RESI-
dence worth 81, 900, now carrying only So. 900
drst trust. Pay bonus. Address Box 1s5-w,
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-08-27

1910 MASS. AVE.-STUDIO IN REAR SEC
'ond floor; high ceiling; unusually large room
running water and electricity; suitable alst
for business: rent reasonable.
Evening star., 1924-08-27

APARTMENT 1920 43rd ST. NV: ONLY $50
New T.. bath and screened sleeping porch
built refrigerator. stationary wash tubs
W. S. MINNIX. 14l6 + NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
VERY DESIRABLE
APARTMENTS

New building, located at 646
Irving st. NV, just east of
Georgia ave-, containing three
rooms, hot-water heat, electric
light and porch. All outside
rooms. Immediate possession.
Rental from $3.50 to $3.50
per month. =
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main $500. l41z K St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
RENT HoUSES-UNFURNISHED
1924 CALVERT s

1876 CALVERT ST. NV.
Near 18th and Columbia road; IL rooms, 3
baths garage for two cars; will paper and
paint; reasonable rent. Apply Mr. KAHN,
817 7th st. NV.
so. OF LINCOLN PARK-9 r. d B. BRICK;
cleo; double brick garage: $3.50
Mr.. T.. Cap. & 18th ST r. & b.; garage:
3 extra lots d0.50
Before renting apartments. flats. homes in
the city and suburbs our list Owners
having vacant property see for results.
n. Z. RYON CO., INC.
MAIN $500 1423 ST
Evening star., 1924-08-27
sALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY

DOWNTOWN. NEW STORE: SUITABLE
for chain store any small business; apart
ment above; price under S1l 600. UNION
REALTY CORP, 1416 g St NV. Main SAB.
1436 IRVING ST NW.-JUSr WEST OF
18th, bet. Columbia road and Park road:
first commercial lot 5ox210: suitable for big
binding ODpratou. OWNER premises .s}s
Evening star., 1924-08-27
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
1921 st. ne. No. l. T.. b.. garage,
10 4th ST. ne, 2nd A.. r. b..... 30. 90
l:9 B st. Sc, No. 2, r., b., eIec. ..... 5000
l2s u ST. Sc, No 3. r. b............. b. 81. so
52s Pa. ave. Sc, rear 2nd H., r, b.. $3.50
23sls 18th st. Sc, r. b.. furnace .$47. 30
ODDS DECATUR PLACE NV. = SECOND
foor . rooms and bath. also studio: excellent
neig ghborhOod: apartment in good condit ;
rent, $50: immediate possession.
1910 MASS. AVE. N.W.-FIRSTFLOOR REAR
apartment 3 rooms and bath: light. heat and
gas furnished; vacant; rent, $50.
1910 MASS. AvE.-STUDIO IN REAR. SEC
ond floor; high ceiling; unusually large room:
running water and electricity; suitable also
Tor business: rent reasonable.
FEDERAL REALTY & IMPROVEMENT co.
1883 Pa. ave. NV Main 871S.
IT., K. reception hall and bath. 49,. s57. 50
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. ..............s6 s67. so
rooms kitchen 1 and bath. Bat porch. $40. 90
New building.
rooms. kitchen and bath. th.............s s75. 90
f00 THE pRf EVERETr % sHeP aia7 sRH ST HsS NV
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. th..............s7 SIS. 90
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. .$65. 90
room, dining alcove. kitchen and bal b. $50. 90
PIG kALoRAMA ROAD. oo
1913 DE SALES ST NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. SS5. 90
rooms, kitchen and bat ath..............$J $J5 90
17l5 L ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and baf bafh...--......... $40. 90
r, K. and b.. Murphy bed, breakfast r, $50. 90
1920 CAL. ST. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. h............ $72. so
rooms. kitchen and bath..............S ba b. .S6J. 90
2ll7 G ST. NV.
1921 BELMONT ST. NV.
i room, dining alrove, kitchen and bath :$47. 80
NEAR 18th AND q SITS. NV.
r. and b.. large clothes press, uon-hk .$45 90
r, r. and bath: tenant to take care of
fires; exc. of laund tubs and I'D $75 90
1107 1lth ST. NV.
l room. dining alcove, kitchen and bath. $47 so
370i MACOMB ST.
rooms, Kitchen and bath
144S GIRARD ST. NV.
j room, dining acove, kitchen and ba h. SAT so
740 9th ST NV.
rooms. kitchenette and bath S15 90
rooms, kitchenette and bath. ......... sI5 90
l room, kitchenette and ba h. ........ $40 90
Geo. w. Linkins. 17l9 K St.
APARTMENT 1920 43rd ST NV: ONLY $50
New T.. bath and screened sleeping porch
ouiltin refrigerator. stationary wash tubs.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

7O2 NORTHUMBERLAND-4 LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen. private hall and bath; good closet
space; all outside rooms; an especially attrac-
tive apt Price, $10,500. UNION REALTY
CORPN., laid G ct. Main s4l5.
Evening star., 1924-08-27

DESIRABLE ONE ROOM AND BATH FRONT
apMartmenf; M available Sept. 1. The Southern,
1907 Nj st. NV. Apt. sol 2s
Evening star., 1924-08-27

farm within easy driving distance Of city; (;
give description and price in reply to save
time. Address Box SS-W. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
RENT-FARMS.
WANTED-FARMS,

WILL FURNISH TEAM AND MACHINERY
if desired. j. l.. CARRICO. Charlotte Hall
NJ
Evening star., 1924-08-27
WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE OR CORNER
store with apartments showing good return
State price, income and location. principals
only. Address Box l59 W. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
SALE-FARMS.

FARM OF 77l4 ACRES. ONE MILE FROM
Rockville; house, barn and land in
the highest state Of cultivation, watered 10y
springs and branch. We specialize in Mont
bargain. CISSEL & OFFUTT. INC, Rock
Vile. Md Phone Rockville. 100.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

RY EMPLOYED COUPLE ROOMS. BATH.
ktfchenetfe apartment: or sc. sect ion :.
September J. Furnished unfurnished: mus
be reasonable. Address Box 1SO-W. Star of
fee
YOUNG LADY VISITING CITY DESIRES TO
rent housekeeping apartment. furnished dur
ing Sept; must he reasonable. Address Rox
1S6W. Star office. oSs
NORTHWEST SECTION ONLY - THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath, furnished adults
references exchanged; not $50. 90. Ad-
dress Rox 1l3-W. Star office
TWO BEDROOMS, BATH AND KITCHEN
cite. furnished in private family in north
west section. by family. Address Box 149-W,
Star office oIs
ABOUT SEPTEMBER 15.-SMAII, TNFIR-
nished housekeeping apartment, in apartment
house only; desirable tenant: one person. not
over 500. Address Rox I4S-W. star office
wANTED-FIvE OR SIX ROOM FURNISHED
apartment: no children +. o. Box S36. Penn
sylvnnia Avenue Station. 29s
Evening star., 1924-08-27
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
FOR / MONTH, ABOUT SEPT. 14-FUR-
nished house or apartment in suburbs not
too far in. f. o. HULBURT. 1921 Mass.
ave NV 29s
WE HAVE A CONSTANT DEMAND FOR
houses for rent in all sections; there may be
on our waiting list client for just the house
yon have. why not consult our rental man
ager without deby?"
N. T.. RYON Co. INC, 1423 st. NJ. $3.50.
WASTED-FURNISHED HOUSE SEPT. II
FOR family of five school. within
muting distance of departments. Address
Box SIT Star Office. 81
A SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. MODERN.
with garage. with privilege of buying. Ad
dress BOX 179-W. Star Office.
FURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE; TO 9
rooms near Chevy Chas; reasonable rent:
Sept. IL to Jan. /. Address Box 57-W, Star
Office
Evening star., 1924-08-27
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW FIVE-ROOM AND BATH RCNtiALoW :
garage; $3.50; cash, $3.50; $50 per month n.
+. LOWE, GIace Church rd-. NoodsIde, Md.
29s
Evening star., 1924-08-27

EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING.
Unexpectedly vacated. limited number h:h-
apis. in large, modern apt. building; finest To-
cation In city; all tile baths. finest parquet
floors. large outside rooms; best exposure; s
rooms. kitchen, hall, bath, SIS; rooms. SO;
5 rooms $50. Call Main 5437 or Pot. 2274.
APARTMENT ONLY ONE
and one-half years old. All
apartments consist of living
room, dining room, reception
hall, kitchen and tiled bath.
Rent for $50 and $3.50. This
building is in excellent condi-
ton. Limited number of apart
ments available. Act quick.
KAY-SCHNIDER-KAY CO.,
INC,
Investment Bldg,
18th and K SITS. NV.
Franklin 5l3.
Evening star., 1924-08-27

NICELY FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR 3
ladies' or > gentlemen; reasonable. 219 .'rd
Evening star., 1924-08-27

1927 CONN. AVE. N.W.--THKEE ROOMS
ana bath: can accommodate six people; meals
if desired
Evening star., 1924-08-27


cHAs. Z. TRIRRY. 5le Dist. Nat. Rnk: bldg:
THE PRESIDENTIAL. 18th L SITS.
One of the handsomest downtown apartments
rooms. foyer. baths. porch. s22o0 90
THE JEFFERSON, 18th & NJ SITS.
Magnificent new apartment house.
. rooms and bath. S65. 90 to $75. 90
) rooms and ba tn. $50. 90 to s115.o 90
Also furnished apartments with or without
1901 MASS AVE.
High class S-story apartment house to be,
ready September 1.
rooms bath. ............. 90 to S62. 20
rooms rooms bath 30 ran 'SoUo 10 sx 90
All apartments have delightful porches.
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS,
2lst & c Sts
Overlooking, the Potomac. Convenient$to all
! room, bath; non housekeeping; $40.
/ room, breakfast kitchen and bath; S6o
MAYCROFT, 18th & Col Rd.
lines; every apartment in perfect condition !:
| newly decorated throughout.
8 rooms. rec. hall, bath. ....x.:.s75 to SIT. so
D rooms. rec hall. bath. 1926. 90 to $135 90
CONG RESSIONAL. LIST g. East Capitol SITS.
Overlooking grounds of Capitol and Cong.
= rooms and bath. non-housekeeping. . s4a 90
COLUMBIA, i4oi Girard st. . '''''
| zoos 18th ST.
4 rooms and bath. ......-... s75 90 to 500 90
| 1923 X St.
| rooms, bath. ............. $40 90 to $50 90
1859 21st ST.
| s rooms, bath. $40 90 to $40 90
| 1151 N. n. AVE.
! rooms bath. s45 90
1011 II ST.
rooms, bath. .. $40. 90
| 1905 F ST.
rooms, bath. $40 90
$50 N. T. AVE.
| rooms, bath. ...... ~..,. $50 90 and $40 oo
| 1915 18th ST.
| rooms, sleeping porch, bath. ..>..>~.. $50 90
| 1410 EYE ST.
| = .
| S26 14th ST.
| ko0ans' .SoOUU
| W. II. WEST COMPANY,
] 916 Is n, ST Main DATA
Evening star., 1924-08-27
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY

1900 TT on Penn RR. sTDING- -Ap.
Joining large frcproof warehouse: 80 IT, nn
sIdng. loJ IT on paved street: best small
NV Main $500 -
Evening star., 1924-08-27

WANTED COUPLE FOR ATTRACTIVE
!, rooms. bath. porch near Du-
nont circle with lady out all day. Fr 6ill-J
West l7I-W 20
Evening star., 1924-08-27

ool CLIFTON TERRACE. SOUTH FRONT
apt, balconies. large rooms, alcove
Kitchen and bath: we'll furnished; piano; per
inanent: only Nl95. North 2..:..e. -
Evening star., 1924-08-27

NEWLY PAPEhED AND PAINTED APART
1nent, 2i69 18th -. NV: heat, electricity.
hot water and gas for cooking; reasonable
Evening star., 1924-08-27

Sxs Ix@
10 ACRES RICHEST LAND On EARTH FOR
lois or house equity. J. V. O'HARE Gee
Southern bldg. o7s
WILL EXCHANGE 100 ACRES FIRST-CLASS
Ihnd mart payment on city property Owner
Sl1 10th St NV. WALLOS 10
WILL TRADE EQUITY OF ABOUT S5.OOn
III modern stmi-dptached brick house Of \
rooms and bath. 2car concrete garage near
18TH and Col. rd.. price S13. $50. for detached
CHeVy chase residence at about same price.
GIVE location and full particulars in first let
ter 10 owner. Address Box 147-W, Star office
WE REPRESENT a CLIENT OWNING
three detached houses who Will trade same
Tor equity in apartment house
Bnsiness Properties department
WILLIAM X. HARTCNG g.
COMPANY,
Real Estate
HOS 18th 81. wv. Main 81 81
Evening star., 1924-08-27

152 1lth ST. Sc.
3 r and b.. 3-stOry brick; cleo: newly pa
pered and painted; with or without 2-story
double brick garage; rent greatly reduced
for immediate occupancy
Is 10Th ST. S.E.
r. and b.: frame: cleo; three extra lots
garage; fruit and shade trees; good cond.
rent reasonable.
BARNES LANE NE
Four rooms; no improvements; frame: rent
Evening star., 1924-08-27

ACRES ON Il a o. II. r.; ln' ft: near
Pa ave. bridge X. F. BRADBURY,
Phone l.. 22tF9 2226 Pa. ave Sc 81
NO CASH REQUIRED; VACANT: LARGE.
strictly modern semi bungalow r. large rooms.
large bath, large porches cellar, garage: iot
40X145; well kept lawns; block {; st. cars,
Baltimore blvd: refined locality. s6.750: S75
monthly. OWNER. HvattSviIIe S:l-W. %
Evening star., 1924-08-27

RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR
647 MD. AVE. N.E.-FURNTsHED OR PART
ly fur, h.-w.h., cleo. kitchenette with sink
on 2nd floor: very desirable location.
1923 18th ST. N.W.-S ROOMS CORNER
HOME. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. MAIN
Evening star., 1924-08-27
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
Continued.

75S Hobart pl. n.w.-5 r. and b.; semi-de-
tached; furnace heat; good condition. rent,
$62. 80 mo-
103-A Benning rd. n.e-6 rooms; no improve
ments; two lots: fruit trees. etc.
n. T.. RYON CO, INC, 1923 st. M $500
Evening star., 1924-08-27
RENT H0USES-UNFURNISHE.

CoLoRED-lSo RHODE ISLAND AVE NV.
-6 r., b.. ami, $40.
NORRIS CAFRITZ CO. 1418 NV.
PERRY ST NE. 121S-6 ROOMS. SEMI-DET.
brick; modern improv.; yard for machine; Al
cond.: couv. to car: yard; vacant; open; rent
reasonable; good neighborhood. 17s
1924 ILL. AvE.-vACANT; 8 LARGE ROOMS,
tile bath, electricity. furnace heat; two ga
RACES, one rented: key at 1928; $72.5O. Col.
6513-J.
8 ROOMS. ELECTRICITY AND GAS, Gel
Lar; excellent condition; rent, $50 per month
Phone Lincoln STEW. 27s
BRAND-NEw, JUST FINISHED, &. & B. !;
sleeping porch; front and rear porches; garage
in cellar; large yard h-w.h.; hardwood dou-
BILE floors; gas, electricity and ami; conven-
lent to cars, bus. chain stores, movies, schools,
ETC.; immediate possession: $50 mo. to accept
able party. D. J. PARTICLE. agent. Col.
6oi KENNEDY ST-6 r. AND b., MODERN
brick, large lot: rent, SIS per month. See
owner ut 4519 wisconsin ave. nv. Il
GA. AVE. BXTENDED. WOODSIDB. Md; 5
minutes from car line; colonial house. 16
large rooms. baths. elec... good beating
plant, 5 open fire places. spacious porches. 9
acre lawn. scar garage: poultry house, 6h
acres; fruit trees, grapes. berries; ideal for q
large family or institution: reasonable rent
b reliable party. Phone Main SoS. or Adams
Evening star., 1924-08-27

1910 MASS. AVE. N.W.--FIRST-FLOOR REAF
apartment; rooms and bath; light. heat anG
gas furnished: vacant: rent, $50.
Evening star., 1924-08-27

222S DECATUR PLACE NV. S SECON
floor, > rooms and bath also studio; exceller
neighborhood. apartment in good condition
rent, $50: immediate possession.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
FOR SALE-LOTS,

S2fJ PURCHASING CERTIFICATE GOOD
Tor cash payment any lot in Good Hope
| Hills: big discount for cash $50 Kens on
, Sr. nv
Evening star., 1924-08-27

1921 st. ne, No. I. r, b.. garage,
elec. ec................... $50 On
III 4th st. ne, 2nd A.. r.. b........... 500
l39 IL st. Sc, No. 2 r.. b., elec. c....... 30 o.
l2s ID st. Sc, No. 3. 3 r. b............ b. 81 -
32S Pa. ave. Sc, rear 2nd H., 3 r. b.. % -
FLAT
Evening star., 1924-08-27

necticut ave, rooms, reception hall and
bath; also rooms, reception hall and bat h;
perfect condition: will furnish il desired
Rents range FROM $50 to s75 per month.
+: IL. DAVIS, Boom POS Continental Trust
Bldg. Main 1870
Evening star., 1924-08-27

1883 10Th ST. NV.
One room, kitchenette and bath; second hoo
front
Evening star., 1924-08-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BACHELORS. COUPLE. LADIES. SHADY
south front room, kitchen, bath. pantry. hall.
yard: very private: English basement: am. l..
S'3. Adams 132S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
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Vernon 3-Run Lead,
but Indians Win, ia


CAMMY CRANE kicked two
- grounders that paved the way for
three Vernon runs Ia the first innlng
Thursday. but the Seattle teamcame
from behind and eyened UP the series
By winning 10 T.
WheeIer Dell was In rare form
after that first inning. lie walked
three men IN the frat inning and
those walks coupled with Crnne's
boots handed the Tigers a three.run
lead Dell allowed only five hits lie
beat I'd Bryan. Vernon crack young
Highlander.
Seattle came back with three IN
the third inning by some heavy ar,
tiilery, Dell singled and 40 did
Brady Rohwer doubled far down
the right field fence and Dell scored.
Eidred flied 60 iefi and Brady was
over. Bowman hit dinky fly into
lsf, field that went for a triple when
Blakesley failed 20 make a shoes,ring
catch.
Rohwcr tripled TO center In the
fif,h Eldrod' nearly tore or Deals
left ear with drive. BaWman
singled and Eldrcd counted when an
attempted double play went flooey.
Warner throwing The ban away
Doubles by RED" Baldwin and
Brady and Rohwers boundsr over
first scored two more In the sixth
Vernon added another in the eighth
when Blaksaley's single 20, away
from Jim welsh and Hannah scored
him with a single.
Two games are on the books for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
HELEN WILLS
HOME AGAIN

DERKELEY. Cal. Aug ~
ID Little Poker Face" go: home
today and she's glad OF Il MlSs
Helen Wills found that the pomp
and display she did not want was
not thrust upon her and only a
few score people gathered at the
station 10 bid her welcome.
She showed the effects OF hard
work in the East and the long trip
only By slight paIlor
I'm feeling fine and I'm mighty
glad to be home again" was the
statement handed out verbally By
the queen Of tennis
Or. C. \. Wills. her father. met
Helen and her mother and with u
group Of the girl sorority sisters
as escort, escaped in the crowd and
wen, home to rest