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METAL MARKET
NEW YORK. July 14s-Copper. steady :;
electxolytic. spot and nearby. 1859; futures.
I'm 012sxc
TN. firm; spot and nearby. s4o.2S; flu
lures. ${ssS7.
Iron steady: No northern. Sia.~)eI
2I.0o> No. northern. Sla.00@ 90; No >
southern. <fs.a0@ 1890.
xeAdy. steady: spot. $500.
Zinc. STEADY East st. Louis. spot, S5.sj;
<n(ufeez a.. &Es7Sso0.
6u{iuons. tros. ksz5.
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$50 WEEK-Wanted, women, girls. Learn
gown making at home. Sample lessons
free. Franklin Institute, Dept M, 90,
Rochester, \. =.
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TOLEDO QUOTATIONS

TOLEDO, July 14.--Cloverseed. S11.75:
october, $l292R; December $12.45,
Alsike, cash, $10.65; August, S11.S0
Timothy seed, S3.75: September 81 az.
October, $500.
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FRUIT TREE a l. NJ e N-IrOfitabie
pleasant, permanent work Good side line
for farmers, teachers and others. Concord
Nurseries, Dept. 20. Concord. Ga.
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WANTED-Ladies TO embroider linens for us at
home during their leisure moments. Write al
once-"FASHION EMBROIDERiES." 1873
Lima Ohin.
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KANSAS CRY aUoTArIoNs

KANSAS CITY, July 14.-Wheat No .
hard, $1.l1@l.31 No. 2 red, $I176n1 49,
S1.Os. ~ i'iAeu'
Oats No. white. e1@62.
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NEW YoRR CoFrFE MARKrr

NEW YORK, July 14.-Brazilian politi-
cal news led to heavy buying movement
IN the coffee futures market today which
forced prices % points higher. September
selling at 1885 and December selling at
l420. II was feared that il the reyolu-
ton In Sac Paulo should last much longer
there would be scarcity of coffee in
consuming countries
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

EARN money at home during spare time paint
ing lamp shades, pillow tops for u.s. NO can
vassing. Easy and interesting work. Experl-
snce unnecessary. Nleart Company. 225S. Ft.
Wayne, Indiana.
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ALL nien, women, boys. glrls, IL 10 10, WILL
ing TO accept government positions, $iiI
$3.50. travelling or stationary, write Ar'
Cement, 164 st. Louis, Mo-. Immediately.
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ASSISTANT OPERATIVES WANTED-Ex-
perience unnecessary. Good pay--travel.
Write Globe Secret Bureau, YOs Sunnyslope'
Kansas CITY. Mo,
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COTTON

NEW YORK, July IA. - Cotton
market opened barely steady today
at q decline of to II points in re-
sponse to disappointing Llve1pooi
cables and reports of good weather
in the south. except sections CT the
eastern belt. Renewed covering of
July checked the decline right after
the call, however. and that tosition
sold up to 30.15, net advance Ct II
points, new high ground for the
present movement. This started o,ty-
ing of later deliveries and the gen
eral market was firmer toward the
end of the first half hour. October
selling at 25.40, or IA points net
higher. Offerings were comparative
ly light after the opening decIne'
selling on the talk of improving crcp
prospects in the southwest being
checked by nervousness over contlh-
ued showers in the Carolinas ara
Georgia.
A sensationally rapid break in the
price of July at New Orleans at
tributed to sales of few hundred
bales, had an unsettling effect on
the market here in the early after
noon. July sold off to 29.9Oc and Oc-
tober to 25.15c, or 4 to IL points net
lower. The market soon steadied on
renewed offering, however, and at 2
o'clock was comparatively quiet,
within a point or two of Saturdays
closing figures.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, S1.30c steady
LAST Prev.
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Classified Advertisements
wANTED HEIP-MAI,E

GET a. S. government life jobs. Men,
women, is up. 500 to $3.50 month. Steady
work. Paid vacation. Short hours: Com
mon education usually sufficient. Pull I'M
necessary List positions obtainable and
specimen examination questions, free. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. n,
rs Rochester, n. Y.
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MEDICAL,
SORES

Healed by ANTI-FLAMMA-a soothbg
antiseptic Poultice. Draws out poisoas,
stops itching around sores and heals whileI
you work. Write today, describing CASE
ana get FREE SAMPLE. Bayles Dis
trbuting Co.. 1920 Grand Ave-. Kansas
CITY Mo.
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t;Er OUR FREE SAMPLE CASE-Toilet
articles, perfumes and speclalties. Won
lerfuliy profitable. La Derms Co.. Dept
RJ st. Louis, Mo-
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INSURE your cotton against the boil wcev
Attractive prices calcium arsenate IN
busting machinery. Southern Supply &c
Newman Ga.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

CORN HARVESTER cuts and piles on harvest
er for windows Man and horse cuts an
shocks equal Corn Binder Sold in every state
Only $25 with bundle tying attachment. Test
monials and catalog FREE showing picture
Harvester. Process Harvester Co.. Salna. Kansas
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GRAIN

NEW YORK (Mondav,. July IA
Extreme weakness in Brazil issues
/ was again the feature of trading in
/ bonds today. New lows for all the
! obligations, both of the federal gov
! eminent and of the state aid NUM-
cipal governments were recorded.
Only the IL per cent coffee secured
! loan, the recurity for which does not
rest upon conditions in Brazil, resist
| ed the slump. Before noon Brazil
i rs had dropped four points, while
| the state of Sac Paulo SIS were down
, IL points at the extreme low. and
Brazil SIS nearly three points.
There was remarkably little SYM
! pathetic reaction in other foreign
! bonds. Even the Bolivia SIS were
! comparatively unaffected and it was
! in Bolivia that minor disturbances
had been reported. OF the European
| bonds, the JugO-Slav SIS recovered
after the weakness of last week.
French issues were steady.
The general domestic bond market
was dull and a trifle heavy, although
| not at all weak In view of the mon
| ey situation, it is difficult to see how
any substantial reaction can be eX
pected. U. S. government loans were
| little higher and there was buying
! by banks. although private individ-
uals were supposed to believe that
the yield was no longer attractive.
The high grade rails and industrials
were quietly firm.
Among the more speculative is
sues Erie bonds were prominent. es.
pecially the convertible As and the
general As. Missouri Pacific refund
ing 6's and SIS of 1865 as well as the
general As were we'll taken after the
slight reaction of last week. The
block of 81, 1922 900 SIS of 1865 offered
To-Day represented holdings of an es-
tate and were sold to other private
buyers. st. Louis-San Francisco ad.
lustments and incomes were active
and higher, and the same was true
of Seaboard Air Line adjustments.
Today's new issues included s41.
OOO,00O Houston Lighting and Power
SIS of 1858 to yield Sc per cent ST.
OOO, 900 City of Wichita Falls. Texas
. LIS, due serially 1925 to 1850 to
yield from to 4.85 per cent.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Inc Following were the ruling prices in
eiiS eAChdHSe To-Day:
Prev.
Open. High. Low Close. Close.
WHEAT
July ....1 .2oh 123H 1 1874 2sn 1879
Sept 81. 1912 / .231a 1.19h / .2sA 49,
Dec. ....l.22A 126 1.22A 1.25A Ply
July ~ .os1l 10 los 10 o7k
Sept. ...1.d% 1.O5% 1.01S .o4M / .Oo%
Zee. So S7As s55s s7ls s5M
July ~. So 5eA 54& 55h s4m
Sept. 461a 47Aa 4eA AK 4saS
Dec. 4sh 1875 4sA 1911 4s
July >. s5M s5h s2n S s,n
Sept, s2% s41a s23s s41h s1sl
Dec. so7a s7h s5% s715 SAX
! LARD
July =. 11.75 1902 1.75 1900 :, y
Sept. IL 80 1911 11.8o 1217 ! az
| oct. =. 1905 1892 1877 IL. 80 1892
RIBS "
sept. 1910 TO- so 10. so ia. 40
ger. 1910 1910 10. 80 10. 70
/ BELLIES Wv
July ...... 1920 1920 10. 90 10 70
Sept. 1902 11.O2 10. 02 11.27 - 10
OCT. 1I.45 Ills 11.45
| RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
wboat Today.
Wneat .-..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % cars
o on ..................... rs cars
IJoos '''t.'s's............ 81 cars
...... 49,. 10000 head
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AGENTS-SeIl one dozen cans Madame
PompadCurs Hair Dressing al 2jc can D.,
keep half the money, send US haf. 1ru-
Mil Co. Augusta Ga
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WANTEIl-AGENTS

W0ODROW WILSON'S LIFE, by JOSE
Plus DANIELS, going like hot cakes.
Send for free outfit Book written here.
JENKINS BIBLE CO., Washington, j. {.
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TEACHER-Let me tell you how to get
first grade license. Il. S. Holden. Ellija4
Georgia. Fl
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GRAIN MARKET oprNroNs


Clement, Curtis & CO. : The worlds sit
uation continues firm,
Bartlett, Frazier & Co..: There is every
prospect Of higher prices for wheat. Advise
caution against undue bullshness ia new
corn crop.
Lamson Bros: Canadian conditions will
De ths big factor in wheat, dnubt the i'd
Visibility of buying eoru IN bulge
stem. Aistrin y &C.: Advancing markets.
are anticipated.
Hulburd, Warren 4 Ia: Wheat snculi be
bought on every little weakness.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, July 14.-Flour: Dali but
Pork-Dull; mess sos. 2s@ 1926.
1850. ssSs' "
Sugar-Raw, quiet; centrifugal, 96-test.
o.09c:S refined, quiet; granuiated 6.7066. 90c.
CoIiee-Rio No. z. on spot, 157sc. No. 4
Santos, 1917 @20Ac.
Tallow-Firm; specials. 7ss@715c.
aaay-rirmer; No. l, sl.5o@1.60; No. ).
Dressed Poultry-Dun; turkeys, 20@4M.:
chickens, So@ 4Sc; fowls, 16Q3Oe; ducks.
&c: Long Island PIE
Live Poultry-Dull; geese, 1o0lO1 >;
ducks lS@2sc; fowls, 1926; turkeys, "a
9 SUc; ROSTERS. lie asked.
Cheese Dull; state milk, common to spe-
cials, l4926c. skins. common to specials
"A i&; low grades. 1910
enthusiastically; receipts, $3.50 tubs:
creamery, extra, 3SAc; creamery special
market. Al 4 Gs1&c; Danish, 4sG4Shc; Ar
| gentine, S7Gf39c.
Eggs-Dull; receipts, 1923 cases; near.
py white fancy, 400 42c: nearby state
whites, 271a soc: fresh firsts, 26h m32.:
Pacific coast extras. S1Q39c; western
whites. 271s @39c.
NEW yoRR CoFTTr xapvrm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FRUIT TREES for sale. Agents wanteh
Concord Nurseries Dept. ~. Concord. Ga
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PATENTS

PRINCIPAL three teacher village sci
salary, $50 800. School, 80. JourSN
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We START YOU WITHOUT DOLLAR Soaps.
Extracts Perfumes. Toilet Goods. Expert
nee unnecessary. Carnatiou Co.. Dept $40. St
OUiR.
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DEMOCRATIC CHANCES
BEST SINCE 1916 IF
WEST LIKES DAVIS

Continued from Page y
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INVENTORS should write for our gulaa
hook. "Tfow to Get Your Patent" Tells
terms and methods. Send sketch for onr
oninion OF patentable nature. Randolph n
CO. Dept. co. Washington. ID. q.
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POULTRY
PERSONAL

HIGH blood pressure may be easily, mex
pensiyely overcome, without drugs. SEM
address DR. e. Stokes Mohawk Fla
Evening star., 1924-12-11

AutO-Car.
ton dump body, hoist and cab. Solid tires
Evening star., 1924-12-11
ROOMS AND BOARD
(COntfnuea.D

tSOmV1o0G0sp
OWNER: walking distance downtown; front.
single. double: remodeled: home privileges;
parl0r: ami. Franklin 101s9.
1914 PARK RD.-Desirable single and dou-
Bile rooms, in well heated home; excellent
meals.
1857 ST. NW.-Front room, girls OF
couple, private home; board il desired Fr.
1l04 VERMONT AVE Nw.-Large front
room semf-private bath; excellent meals; rate
moderate.
l7lo PEA ST. NV communicitinE rooms.
excellent table: reasonable. Il.
sl4 A 81. N.E.-Desirable room. near bath,
ami. one or two: fine home cooking; rea
sonable. Lincoln o7i5.
board: furnished or unfurnished home cock
ing. IL
iI24 18th N.W-Warm, comfortable rooms;
'essssdinsiy ss;s. good meals; very reasonable
oLDs TOURING CAR; cheap. 65s 18th ne,
After II. u.
1911 X ST NW.--Double and single rooms,
with board II desired. 13'
1897 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Single room and
board; refined home. ~.
I38. KENYON-second- floor front room. with
board for couple: one single room.
1909 PARK ROAD-Double or single room.
best ocation. good service. S37 SO up month
17o2 MASS AVE.-Vscancy for one. front
room: good table home environment.
1921 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.w.-Tran-
sients, private home. Phone Franklin 1872.
1928 o N.W.-Room, nice home, all conven-
fences; excellent table. North 573SJ.
10Th sT-yacancies for ladies': refined, home.
like: splendid table. North $50.
1343 GIRARD ST.-Niceiy furnished. front.
south rooDl; all convenience: good table y.
1885 l8tit-Attractive home; warm, pleasant
rooms: splendid table.
1896 18th N.w.-Beautful second front: also
parlor: excellent table.
1928 18th ST N.w.-several rooms; furnished
unfurnished: with board: home cooking. IL
LARGE FRONT. next bath: home privileges
M tonrenisl couI.fa Col S,Oi5-J 1as
1914 18th ST. N.W.-LarEe second noor front;
two three; two meals daily. $40. lS.
WANTED-RO0MS.
YOUNG MAN desires clean. comfortable room.
refined private family; northwest: reasonable.
Address Box 324-E. Star of1ce.
GENTLEMAN desires front, furnished room In
private family located near business district.
II. A. c., Room 404. Victor Bldg.
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RENT R0OMS-FVRNISHED

1+o5 n. CAP sT-Comfortable reom in nice
home: gentleman.
42l G N.W.--Lsrge front. with Kitchen. gas
range: electricity. water.
3rd & 4. CAP, Calumet Apt s-Cozy.
bright. comfortable: ami
1917 l. ST. N.W.-Southern exposure: warm;
reasonable: permanent or transient. Ia
1242 18th N.w.--Room, s18 month; h.-wh.,
electricity. 13s
saS c sT. Me- beautiful End -noor house
keeping rooms: very Reasonable. l2e
1!o6 NJ ST N.W.-Second floor single room,
adjoining bath. 15'
1924 II N.W.-Desrable room. next path +,
electricity: privileges: reasonable.
1870 VERMONT AvE.-Doube aud single
attractive rooms. elect. steam. phone. 13'
room: $25 per month. Adams 23Ie.
1882 CALVERT ST.-Furnshed rooms, with
or without board: reasonable.
1ts5 NEWTON ST. NV, Apt. s-Neatly fur
nished room.
9is EYE ST NW-Hall rooms. Ist and ard
floors: large room. 2nd floor. l3'
IS NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-2 large Ink.
rooms. Ind floor.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV, APT. I7-Desir-
able room and kitchen.
1914 9th N.w.--Two large front rooms. second
floor: housekeeping: s35.
SHARE COZY APT. with congeniai lady :
reference. Address Box 800 Z, Star Office. 12'
1899 18th ST. NW-Desirab.e double room
breakfast; refined: reasonable. IA
sos NEW JERSEY AVE. Nw.-rwo front
rooms, furnished for Ink. lie
1865 EUCLID. APT. 5l-Pieasant room; all
necessary comforts: evenings.
CoPLEY COURTS. APT. 3lLLarge corner
room communicating bath: ladies. IL
2l3 ST. NE furnished rooms: l.h.k. ::
next bath. Lincoln 9G91. ~
LARGE FRONT ROOM in apt. s25. Adams
52I7. IL
1852 PARK RD.-Brlght. we'll heated house
keeping: chi!dren no objection: reasonable IL
1862 HARVARD N.w.-Rooms. with or With
1880 VERMONT AYE.-Basement, with kitch-
en- privileges: large front room.
8 GRANT PLACE-Front room and Kitchen
h. VIII. electricity: price right.
21I+ CONN, AvE.-Reom and bath; private
family. Cali after pm. Potomac 1885. IA
1908 N STREET-Besutifui. warm. double
room: twin beds: electricity. IA
cs07 ONTARIO RID. NW.-Large room with
porch. adjoining bath. l3e
I107 I7th N.W.-Twin beds; clean. warm. 2nd
front. Call after :. 13s
q 18th ST SEE rooms. cooking in base
ment: for two: rent reasonable. IL
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. (1s28 Cal
vertl-Well furnished front room.
si6 ST. NW.-Nicely furnished large and
small rooms: downtown: Ieasonable. IL
1925 ST.. Apt. 1-single and double rooms
for gentlemen. IL
7l6 h ST. $. .w.-Elec.. gas. next to bath. H.
6s7 A ST. N.E.-One large room. IS week.
1923 | ST. NV.
Warm. newly furnished. Ami. Phons. Ca
rage. Near White House and depts. Refined
atmosphere. Transients accommodated.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
tContinueA.l
CLEARANCE SALE
GUARANTEED USED CARS

DURAHT Touring.- 1928, thirty y-day guar
entee, fully equipped, paint, tires and up
holstering in excellent condition, motor per-
DURANT Sedan, 1924 tdemonstrator), new
car guarantee; paint tires and nph0lsteriag
perfect; equipped with bumper, motometer
and bar cap and spare tire; $07E.
DURANT Coupe 1923, equipped with: bump
er, motometer, spare tire, parking and stop
light. mirror and windshield wiper. Thirty
day guarantee: $3.50.
CHEVROLET Sedan. 1924. like new; tires,
upholstery, paint and mechanical condition
excellent; $3.50.
STAR Touring 1924, demonstrator; mechan-
icai condition perfect; carries thirty-day guar
antee; paint like new; car run little over
1000 miles; equipped with motometer, bumper
and parking light, $3.50
STAR Touring 1928; excellent mechanical
condition: good paint aud tires: $225.
FORD Touring, 1922; good tires; equipped
with lock steering wheel: parking light:
shock absorbers and runs fine: $3.50.
No Finance Charges.
Third Cash.
Year to Pay Balance.
See Mr.. Barnes.
Used Car Dept.
HARPER MOTOR co.
Distributors Durant and Star Cars.
Established 1912. Phone Franklin 4So1
1l2S-ll3O Conn. Ave. NV.
Between l. and M SITS.
Open Evenings Until $50 PM.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

RENT RO0MS-FURNISHED.
i7s8 COLUMBIA RD, The P1risian, Apt. B.
with two windows. close to bath, In newly
decorated apartment, for lady or gentleman.
Convenient to both Mt. Pleasant and 18th
street car lines. Ambassador Theater, cafes,
etc. close by. Reasonable.
WANTED-Qyiet, congenial couple or ladies
TO share large modern home with small family
of adults tempioyed); complete housekeeping
privileges: unlimited phone: $50 monthly. Ad
dress Box 2s2-E. Star ONCE.
1910 1ith ST. N.w.-Nice room for girls;
girl wants roommate: parlor. piano.. electric
:ty. Ei,9Ec: HE. and laundry privileges:
A.s-e...Ae. 81 lie, Notth sisI. II.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
FOR SALE-AUTo TRUCKS.

FORD TRUCK-Sman express body: cheap.
1924 Park rd. IL
DODGE OPEN DELIVERY; now being used
in general automobile work. 51s 10th st. ne.
Ford light delivery, in fine con-
dition.
Dodge 1923. screen delivery.
Stewart lton panel body truck.
Ford lton truck, with open ex-
press body.
Dodge panel body delivery.
Semmes Motor Company,
O13 G. St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

ALLANsE. WALKER q CO., INC.
S1as 18th St. M Main 26s0.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

INNTIUDIIN.
1-ton, body and top over all: starter elec-
tric light and pneumatic tires. Ecw.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
TRUCK BARGAINS.

international.
Ston dump body hoist and cab. Solid tires
Evening star., 1924-12-11
CARVEL HALL,
1915. K St.
New Building.
One Room, Kitchen, Bath.
$48.50.
L. w. GROoMES,
l41o F STREET.
Main 6102.

l514 QUE ST. NV.
Several new apartments OF ,
rooms, dining alcove and bath.
with porch, $50 to sos per
month. Inspection, see man
ager, Apt. 2O3.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD.
|. 4W Continental Trust Bldg.
Main 2730.
zoos 18th ST. NV.
Apt. 80 rooms and bath. ..-.-...... A2.5H
Apt. 21-5 rms, recep. hall and bath 800 %
Apt. S1-5 rms, recep. hall and bath. $9I.51
939 NEW YORK AVE.
Srd noor-S rooms and bath. ...........S4 %
2nd floors rooms and bath. .$35. OR
THE IRVIEGT0N
1871 st. NV, Apt Is rms. and ba ath .$40.Gu
1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
3rd hoor-3 rooms and bath. go o9
1905 ST.
rooms and bath. ..................ta5 SIS o.
1410 EYE ST. NV.
End floor rooms and bath. ........ so u,
1928 K ST NV.
4th floor rooms and bath o.
". II. WEST co.
916 18th St. Main spO
Evening star., 1924-12-11
wANTED-R0OMs AND BOARD.

MOTHER AND son desire room and board in
private home where mother seml-invalid, eau
get attention; NV. section. Address Box
GIRL wants room and board with Jewish fam
ily; can give references. Address Box 322 F.
Star ofice.
ROOM AND BOARD In NV section: rea-
sonable. Address Box 30I u, Star ofice:
Evening star., 1924-12-11
RENT R00Ms-FUR. OR UNFUR

282 CROMWELL TERRACE N.E-rwo rooms,
fur unfur.; sleeping porch; Ink; h.-w. h. !;
gas: ba tn: elec.: reasonable. 12s
3O2p SHERMAN AVE. N.w-For colored 2
rooms for light housekeeping, unfurnished or
furnished
1924 9th ST. N.W.-For colored $40, SIS and
has lS~ht tab
Evening star., 1924-12-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

UNIVERSITY APARTMENT,
22to r ST.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY. LIVING ROOM,
KITCHEN, DINING ALCOVE, DRESSING
ROOM AND BATH. $50
CRANE & BELT,
Union Trust Bldg. N. 334e.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

3 ROOMS. DINING ALcovE AND BATH;
~ NY ao?ss' :ss . RHsise asi Aroovp AND BATH;
s121 MT. PLEASANT ST.
Two wo hooMs hooMs 4HP kPoRnE sHEH iSS So BATH
rHass Ssp isSf1SEp RooMs HNp 1ua; saTH. NV NEWLY
DhoohArhG1s 1soo seS SrETnofH LIN fSa aG 81.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR OF APT HOUSES
FSSs RSN AA sHs RAsT dSsSoN RSaSH SEc5R dR
F1osAL FHsa st Sun. '' .,so Rs g 'A SMALL ADJ
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. SAME BUILD
N " THE YORK.
THREE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH,
FRONT APARTMENT; Io. T;,r; SEQ NO, w
NEW APARTMENT ,HoUsE-ELEyAToR
] noeM. k!FsahS 4SP 2 sSSH; IS s'sSs No,
1486 SPRING PL.
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH, WITH
MuRPHI BED AND DRESSING CLOSET.
MekEExER KExERohs' 4 soss'
. u 1414 IT, CHAPLIN ST. Nv s. .sz 90
3 rooms ana bath. h...--......... $S1.oo TO $6S.Oo
2IIo 10Th ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath. th.....................t $50. 90
rooms and bath. .....................$ .$72.5 so
1419 N ST. NV.
9 rooms and BATH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sec. 90
1901 COLUMBIA ROAD.
5 rooms and bath. ............ ........ $50. 90
1900 BELMONT ROAD
s rooms and bath. $62. so
i70e NEWTON ST.
8 rooms, reception hall and bath. ....... $67 80
$3.50 CONN. AVE. NV.
8 rooms and bath. .........-............96 962. 30
rooms and BATH. ...........e e77.6o and $65 90
2z12 WISCONSIN AVE.
1 rooms and bath. ......... $1,000 and 5000
rooms and bath. $4,000
MOORE 4 HILL, INC,
730 17th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
THE AvoNDALE.
rSQA ID 0$ ~ w
ASK ANY co-OPERATIvE OWNER.

The monthly payment includes all mainten
ance and operating charges, together wit
very substantial curtail on principal.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

Cooperative Ownership 10 the Real Solution Of
The Rental Problem.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
THE PARKwOOD.
,l746 X st. NV.
Excellent apt. Of very large rooms and
bath, ideal. either for home or for profes-
sional ofaces. Downtown location just on Conn.
ave ana within walking distance Of Govern
n emit departments. Price only &15. 900. Cash
payment and 86 per month.
THE NETHERLANDS.
1850 Columbia Road NV.
One Of the finest apartment buildings In
WAshinKton Heights. Front apartment of 3
larke rooms, large reception room and bath.
with extra large closets- Price only SIC, 800.
Very low cash payment and moderate monthly
terms.
THE Av0NDALE.
1734 st. NV.
Beautiful apartment Of large rooms. bath
and porch; all newly papered. painted and re-
decorated throughout. Price, u, $50. Cash
payment and only .62 per month.
The monthly payment includes all mainten-
ance and operating charges, together with
very substantial curtail on principal
ASK ANY co-OPERATIvE OWNER.
ALLANsE WALKER . 90, INC. ~
saa 18th IS. NM Main ses0.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

YOUNG MAN desires clean. comfortable room
refined private family; northwest: reasonable.
Address Box 324-E. Star ofice.
GENTLEMAN desires front, furnished room In
private family located near business district.
r. A. c., Room 404. Victor Bldg.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

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