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Evening star., 1924-08-07
Independents O. K.
ZAHND WITHDRAWAL
Executive Committee Lets Candi-
date Quit After His Approval
of La Toilette.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, August T.
Withdrawal of John Zahnd sof In
dianapolis as the presidential nomi-
nee of the National Independent
party was formally accepted by the
party's national executive committee
at a meeting here last night. Mr..
Zahnd announced his withdrawal on
July % in a statement in which he
expressed his approval of the La Fol-
lette- Wheeler ticket.
Mr. Zahnd. who is also national
chairman of the National Independ-
ent party in addition to being its
presidential candidate. pointed out iii
a report to the executive committee
that since his nomination on July 9
Senator Wheeler had been selected a.
the running mate for Senator La Fol-
lette.
These men have fine records and
should be given due consideration,
he said.
On the recommendation of Mr..
Zahnd, the committee decided that
the party's efforts this fall should be
directed toward the election of con-
gressional. legislative and State tick
cts. A special effort will be made In
behalf of the State ticket IN Indiana.
Evening star., 1924-08-07
LODGE ISSUES WARNING :
AGAINST C. W. BRYAN
Says Country Should See That
Coolidge Gets Enough Elec-
toral Votes.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NAHANT, Mass. August 7.-Sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge, in an address
dictated from his sick bed and made
public here, warns Republicans
against what he terms the "calamity
OF Gov. Charles w. Bryan becoming
President as he says Is very likely
to happen IL Coolidge fails to receive
majority of the electoral vote ana
the election is thrown into Congress
Senator Lodge declared a. deadlock
probably would resait in the House
and that II the election came to the
Senate. 'ft is quite possible" that the
two farmer-labor Senators and 9TH
ers listed as Republicans would vote
with the Democrats and elect bryan
The address. at fire prepared for de.
livery was released only for press pub.
lication
Evening star., 1924-08-07
BURGLAR ALARM PUTS
TREASURY IN UPROAR
Accidently Started and Siren and
Gongs Sound Throughout
Building.

when some one accidentally stepped
or a burglar alarm in the cash vaults
at the Treasury yesterday bedlam
broke loose.
\ huge siren opened at full blast on
the main floor, and bells in the guard
rooms over the building set up a
changing accompaniment. Employees
rushed from their desks to see what
il was all about, and the halls were
crowded.
1t was many minutes before the ex-
citement subSided.
Evening star., 1924-08-07
Postal Job to Be Filled.
Disnatch to The Stal

Special Dispatch 70 The Star
HYATTSvILLE, Md. August T.
To fill a clerk carrier position in the
Hyattsville postoff1ce an examination
is to be held here August 16, in the
Municipal Building. by the United
State Civil Service Commission. The
position pays $1,000, the first year.
and. if services are satisfactory
s1100 the second year and $1,000, the
third year.
Evening star., 1924-08-07
Bridegroom, II, Goes to Jail.
necial Disnatch TO The Star

LURAY, Va. August 7.-Charged
with stalking an automobile from a
Shenandoah citizen at the Page Coun-
ty home coming celebration. Ber-
nard Seekford was lodged in Jail to-
day by Sheriff Lucas. On July 10,
Seekford. who is II years old, mar
ried Mrs Vada Nanman, 50.
Evening star., 1924-08-07
Camp Meeting Details Laid.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. August
THE 22nd annual Holiness camp
meeting will be held from August
Is to "a, in Spotsylvania County, II
miles west of Fredericksburg. The
preachers and singers have been
announced
Evening star., 1924-08-07
Rites for Col. Robertson.

Burial services for Col. Edgar B.
Robertson, retired, who died in San
Francisco August 1, will be held at
the vault in Arlington Cemetery Sat
urday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-08-07

The India section of the British
Empire exhibition contains a realistic
Jungle, with life-like figures or lions,
tigers, elephants and hunters.
Evening star., 1924-08-07
PRINCE GIVEN BANQUET.
Humbert of Italy Honored il
Buenos Aires.

BUENOS AIRES, August T.
Crown Prince Humbert of Italy, who
arrived here yesterday aboard the
cruiser San Girogin for an official
visit, was a guest of honor at a
banquet last evening. The welcome
received by the prince is character
ized as the greatest ever accorded 10
a foreign visitor here.
Evening star., 1924-08-07

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, ETC, FOR STORAGE
CHARGES.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY.
AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD. 1924. AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN, there will be sold at public
auction. in the auction house of Adam A.
Weschler. 9a3 Pa ave. NV. Washington.
etc, due and unpaid, all Household Goods.
Paintings and Personal Effects on storage with
the Smiths Transfer and Storage Company.
Inc. in the names Of Lottie Bently. Charles
A Bowman. Miss F. E. Butler. Richard Conn
Anne Currier. Ruth Douglass, Pauline De
Prodes. Miss Ella Downs. Mrs. J. H. Duffy.
z. c. Heitmuller, Harry Lawlor. Margaret
Lipscomb. consisting of Household Goods Fur
niture, Sewing Machines, Chiffoniers. Barrels
and Contents. Boxes and Contents. Beds Book
cases. Pictures, Mirrors. Trunks and Con-
tents. Dressers, Tables, Desks, Chairs, Re-
frigerators, etc.
All property stored in the name Of the
following persons, viz: Blanche Beverly z.
G: Heitmnller, J. Holsen consisting of Pianos;
Blanche Beverly, Thomas George. G. L. Ham
ilton consisting of Trunks, Barrels. Baskets
and boxes
(Signed) CLARENDON SMITH.
President of Smiths Transfer and Storage
Company. Inc, 1913 st. NV, Washing
ton. n. c.
Evening star., 1924-08-07

FORD DELIVERY BELONGING TO DIS
trict Parcel Delivery Co.. 727 18th ST. NV. to
he sold for charges at public auction. at
carr ST
Evening star., 1924-08-07

A SIMPLEX HEATER CONTROL CAN BE
attached to your basement Gas Water Heater
Turns off gas automs icHllr WHEN yor f"rce.
Demonstration at Rudolph West, 1882 y. Y.
ave. Look for the Simplex when inspecting
yonY fntIIYe home
Evening star., 1924-08-07

OWING TO FIRE AT OUR BAKERY, WE
will be unable TO serve our patrons for few
days Thanking them for past patronage.
Evening star., 1924-08-07

TAKE NOTICE THAT AFTER $50 PM,
August % 1924. ] will not be responsible for
sonally HOMER Fl. HOWARD. WASHINGTON
Barracks. n. c. 70
Evening star., 1924-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wANTED-TO BRINf; 4 VANLOAp OF FCR-
niture from New York, Philadelphia. Bethie-
hem and Easton Pa: Wilmington. Del: Do
ver, y. J., and Richmond. Va, to Washing
ton SMITHS TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
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NTMBLE DANCER TO BE
FEATURED AT LYRIC

Cliff Navarro, nimble-footed star
Of terpsichore. is featured in Bryan
Dagmar's novel production. "A
Dancing Dream" which comes to
the Lyric next-week.
1t is staged in four scenes, en-
bellished with costumes, songs. com
edv and dance originalities.
Navarro is assisted by Lillian
Akers, Miller and Barrett and the
Field Sisters. Elsie Clark, Okey
record-making songstress, will be
another headline attraction. One
Of the most popular Of America s
singing condolences, Miss Clark will
introduce a repertoire of her latest
song hits, with Nelson Story at the
piano.
The bill will include:
MARSTON AND MANLEY-An
eccentric comedy duo in their alb
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PicnicS arranged at Broad Ripple

Visitors to Broad Ripple Park win
have the opportunity Of seeing sew
eral new features this season if the
weather man would only he good
TO indianapolis and vicinity"
Wonderful crowds have witnessed
the Olympic final tryouts that have
been held the past week in the swim
ming pool and many have taken ad-
vantage of the few bright days to
visit the many new amusement fea-
lures along the midway One Of the
biggest favorites is the Ski. the new
coaster ride that was installed this
season. This ride is the longest in
the Middle West and is a ride of
dips and thrills"
Those who care to dance will well
come the new dance garden. which
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ABLE TO OPEN
At THE CAPITOL
Comedy Success to Bid for
Local Favor Sunday,

On Sunday night, "Abie's Irish
Rose" the Anne Nichols comedy
success. Will open an engagement
at the Capitol Theater.
The story deals with the ok
perience of one Patrick Murphy.
whose daughter Rosemary has
secretly married Able Levy, a jew
ish youth she had met while both
We're serving in France.
The fury of the fathers. and their
bitter. characteristic verbal en-
counters, must be seen and heard
to be fully appreciated.
Levy. ST., in his efforts TO insult
and madden Murphy, calls him an
"A. p A." without having an idea
what such a term signihad. for when
the Rabbi reproachfully asks him
why he calls Murphy an a. p. A,
Levy replies: Il don't know-it
makes him mad" and Murphy after
several taunts of the kind, engrily
says: Don't you call me an A. p.
A. 1 would have you know that I
am a member Of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians, and believe me, that
amt no y. p. A. nangout."
And so the war goes on, involving
all the typical characters Of the
play, until IN the end racial and re
igious differences are forgotten and
he warning fathers are reconciled
through their great love for their
children, and in a measure, through
the clinging baby hands Of their
Childrens first born.
The company is the, same one that
played a Twenty-Five weeks engage
l1ent in Pittsburgh, thirteen weeks
in Columbus, twelve weeks in Gin
.cinnati, and comes here direct from
five weeks in Dayton.
The cast includes Leo Hoyt, Billy
Fay, George Nolan, Peggy Parry.
James r. Waters, Bella Pogany.
Frederick Forester, and John r.
Weber.
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Concerning
K. Thornton

Richard Thornton, member Of
the Murat Players, needs no intro
duction to Indianapolis theatergoers.
He has paid many visits to this city
in the last few years.
When Mrs. Leslie Carter appeared
in the title role of her sumptuous
production of 'DuBarry." Thornton
was her leading man, appearing in
the character of the king. So ex-
cellent was his characterization Of
the role and so delighted saEs Mrs
Carter with it. that when she made
her film version Of "DuBarry" in
Italy. she sent for Thornton to re-
create on the screen the part he had
played on the stage.
Thornton is cast in His House in
Order" which will be offered at the
Murat all next week. with regular
-matinees Wednesday, Thursday ana
Saturday.
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Busy Girl

Eleanor Edison of the Aborn Com
pany offering the musical comedy.
''Tangerine," at B. F. Keith's, is a
Chicago girl who received her mu-
steal training with the Metropolitan
Opera Company in New York.
Miss Edison appeared with Blanche
Ring and Charles Winniger in LAS
You We're" and in THE Clinging
Vine" which will be offered by the
Aborn players next week In this
production Miss Edison understudied
Peggy Wood, the star. Miss Edison
has also appeared on the 3. f. Keith
vaudeville circuit
Miss Edison is young enough to
say that she does not intend to
marry for years and years to come,
and not until she has reached the
heights Of stardom.
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DANCE REVUE AND
NAVARRO TO Be
VAUDE FEATURES
Variety Houses Plan Big
Novelty Programmes for
Next Week,
HTS7 WET Sixteen" will be
offered at the Palace the
Rr.c+ lnaIf Of rnnxt r1tonIr

/ III 81 AlcAAA VI AACAL
The production is a miniature song
and dance revue featuring a
sextette of juvenile artists.
Among these are Carl Fletcher, a
vocalist and dancer and Ruby How
ard, a dancer.
! Bill includes:
MILE. Ann Codee-A Partisan
comedienne.
RACINE AND RAY-Two misses
who offer Moments of Harmony
and Chatter"
WIRE AND WALKER - Claim
that they will present Something
New in their allotted six minutes
when they stage high wire and fly
ing act
| HARRY HAGER-Billed as Hurry
ing Harry" and is seen in his fast
Offering of dancing steps.
/ "Polly's Pearls" a one-act playlet.
/ offers an opportunity for the talents
of two men and two girls at the
| Palace the last half OF the week.
Niobe. Americas aquatic marvel. is
/ a young woman, who in a tank of
water breathes, sings and juggles.
Vaudeville a La Carte" is the name
Of the presentation that Evans and
Pearl are to give.
/ The Temple Four. Three Jacks
and the Ace of Spades" all Of whom
were in George Whites Scandals. %
offer program of melody and com
edy.
| Screen attractions: Thunder.
gate" a drama telling the adven-
lures of a young American in China.
viii be shown the first half of the
week starring Owen Moore, Virginia
( Brown Faire. TUily Marshall. and
! Sylvia Dreamer. Monte Blue. an
indianapolis boy, is seen the latter
| half in Loving Lies" supported by
Evelyn Brent, Joan Lowell and
/ Charles Gerard. Pathe News, Topics
of the Day, a comedy. and an Aesop
! Fable complete the bill.
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low has one Of the largest dance
floors in the city. The garden also is
arranged that in case Of inclemen.
weather the dancers may dance to
their hearts content without any in
reference on the part of the ele-
ments. Music for dancing is fur
nished 10y the Royal Palm Orchestra,
which was formerly the Syncopatiug
Five.
Weather permitting Sunday d
balloon ascension and triple para
chute drop viii be made by Dare
Devil Higgins" who has made a
big hit with his daring work.
The management announces that
the York Rite Masous viii hold their
annual picnic in the park on satur-
day. July 10.
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ABORN PLAYERS TO BE
SEEN IN "CLINGTNG VINE

One of the reasons for the popu-
larity Of The Clinging Vine" the
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ALL INDIANAPOLIS
STOCK COMP AN|ES
PRESENT COMEDIES
Come Out of Kitchen
'CIinging Vine and
Pinero Play Due,

An aristocratic young Southern
girl, who assumes the role of pro-
fessionaI cook in order to meet
situation that bids fair 20 aid in re-
plenishing the sadly depleted family
purse, is the heroine of Come Out
of the Kitchen" the comedy which
will be presented at English's next
week by the BerkeH Players.
Augustus Z. Thomas wrote the
play which served to elevate Ruth
Chatterton to stardom, even above
Henry Miller who was in the
original cast. It contains an
abundance of whimsical humor,
laughable situations and bright
dialogue.
The plot has to do with the affairs
Of the Dangerfeld family, father,
mother and four children. the eldest
Of whom is Olivia, a charming and
imaginative girl. who is left in
charge of her sister and two broth
ers while the parents tour Europe
in hopes that the father, whose
finances have been practically wiped
out, will recover his shattered
health sufficiently to recoup his for
tune.
Finding their own resources
almost at an end the children con-
ceive the idea of renting the family
estate, an old Virginia homestead,
TO Burton Crane. a wealthy norther-
ner who is DESTROYS of living for a
time in Southern mansion, but in.
sists that a retinue of white serv.
ants be provided. Olivia meets the
demand by prevailing upon her
sister to assume the role Of parlor
maid, her brothers being assigned as
butler and chore boy respectively,
while she volunteers to be the cook.
Crane scents a mystery from the
first, but Olivia successfully main
tains her character of an Irish chef
Until the temperament of her un-
"uly corps of helpers betray her
Tlot, and precipitate a romance in
which the girl and Crane are the
principals. Jean Oliver will be cast
as Olivia. Eddy Waller as Crane,
and congenial roles Will be provided
for the others Of the company.
T. !
ABORN PLAYERS TO BE
SEEN IN "CLINGING VINE
One of the reasons for the popu-
larity Of The CIinging Vine" the
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"Tri!by" for Keith Vaudeville

"Trilby," will be seen in vaudeville
as a tabloid drama with a cast Of
six people. Arthur Edmund Carewe.
who played Svengah in the screen
version of the Du Maurier story,
Will be featured.
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Olson and Reagan Sign Contract Calling for Big Re-
leases at Ohio and ApoIo-One of Largest Movie
Deals Perfected in State of Indiana

One of the important movie transactions of the year
perfected when contract signed calling for Paramount
leases to be shown the Ohio and Apollo theaers.
The contract signed by Charles Olson president of the
Ohio Thear Corporation and Apollo Amusement Company and
Charles NJ Reagan manager the local office of the Famous
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
COMM ENCEMENT JUNE IL
Cathedral High School VIII Hold
Exercises in X. of c. Hall.

LAtICIStS III II. OF {. IIdII.
Graduation exercises for Cathedral
High School will be held Thursday
evening, June u, in knights of Co
iumbus Hall. Mgr Edward Pace.
dean of department of philosophy
at Catholic University. Washington,
will speak.
Bishop Joseph Chartrand, Indian
apoas. win speak Brother Austin.
principaI. viii present diplomas.
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By this agreement, the Ohio in
August becomes a regular run Para
mount house with part of the pic
lures being played at the Apollo.
This will enable these two houses
to play the Famous Forty releases
announced by Paramount for the
next year.
Important Releases
A few of the big ones that the
Ohio viii present in the early fall
and winter will be:
Monsieur Bueacaire," starring
Rudolph Valentino: ''ManhandIed. -
starring Gloria Swanson; The
Covered Wagon" THE Enemy Sex"
starring Betty Compson; The Alas
kan" starring Thomas Meighan;
Compromised" starring Pola Negri;
Cecil B. De Miles production Feet
of Clay" starring Rod La ROGUE
and Vera Reynolds; "Whispering
Men" starring Thomas Meighan;
The Sainted Devil" starring Ru-
dolph Valentino; THE Coast of
Folly" starring Gloria Swanson. a
Cecil B. De Mile production The
Golden Bed" 1.-The Montebank."
starring Ernest Terrence with Anna
Q. NeillsOn.
A few Of the productions. which will
go to the Apollo. are: ''Wonderer of
The Wasteland," in tecnicolor, an
Irwin Willat production with Jack
Holt, Billie Dove and Noah Berry;
Merton Of the Movies" starring
Glenn Hunter and Viola Dana:
Headlines" starring Richard Dix:
Little Miss Bluebeard," starring
Bebe Daniels; Spring Cleaning -
starring Betty Compson with Hunt
~ Gordon; North of &C." an Irwin
Willat production with Jack Holt
and Jacqueline Logan; Manhattan. "
starring Richard Dix: "Unguarded
Women" starring Richard Dix and
Bebe Daniels, and Argentine Love"
starring Bebe Daniels and Ricardo
COrtez.
Importance of Deal
The following announcement was
made at the Paramount Office here
Marked interest is noticeable in
connection with this transaction. as
during the previous years Para
mount have been distributing their
first run product in various theaters
in Indianapolis. prior to Mr.. Reagan
assuming the management Of the To-
cal branch of Paramount. and dur
ing the course Of the last year this
case vas one which few cities
throughout the country could tell Of
Both Mr.. Reagan and Mr. Olson
were highly pleased over the trans
action which again brings these
three companies in closer relation
ship and which affords an oppor-
tunity for Paramount in the release
of their fall product. known as the
famous forty"
Evening star., 1924-08-23
WANTED-ROOMS.

Young MAN and wife wants one or two
rooms, kitchenette, private semi -priva Il
bath. elect. gas, h.-w.h. furnished for LII. k.
in lexington section; by after Sept.
i; not over $50 per mo. Address Box 159 I,
Star office. Pa
YOUNG MAN desires a furnished room in
modern ard refined environment, close to
town; in reply please give full particulars
also state price. Address Box 2J2-T, Star
Office. "a"
YOUNG BACHELOR wishes room W. section,
with cultured, small family; separate home
or apartment; state complete details; terms.
Address Box 2GI|r. Star office. 24'
TWO ROOMS or one room and sleeping porch.
by young couple with 7year-old girl. in
school: vicinity 18th and Columbia rd Phone
Columbia 774l. Apt. 307 West.
BY MOTHER AND l5-year-old son. . rooms.
kitchenette and bath, centrally located; fur
nish"d dr unfurnished; porch and garage space
desirable. Address BOX 1877. Star office.
NANFED-By Sept. L., two furnished room
and bath, family Of four adults; clean and
Cuceriui; NV. section; close in Address Box
IA star office. %.
Evening star., 1924-08-23
RENT ROoMs-sUBURBAN.

1908 RANDOLPH ST Ne, Brookland, D. C.
Room. near bath S15 month "a
LYON PARK, NA.-Desirabie furnished room;
home surroundings; ami; block car
line; twenty minutes from 18th and Penn
syiyania; auto towns mornings. Phone
Clarendon 7Sf;-y-l o4s
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COUNTRY BOARD,

MAYFIELD COTTAGE, Braddock Heights.
SO per week. Mrs. NJ. SMITH, r. F. D.
NJ" .. Box sS, Frederick, Md. Tel. Braddock
ia-f :. 90
kooM AND BOARD obtanabe in delightful
private country home from Oct. ! loca alton
ideal; every convenience Of both city and
country; especially fine for middle aged couple.
Address NJ l. T. K. +. u. /. Norfolk, Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued,

CIiASTLETON, 634-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
Eished complete housekeeping apt. available
now; bedrooms, living rOom sleeping pOrch
kitchen; bath. 500 to Oct 1; S120 there
after Phone North 10000.
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72S N.E.-Two front rooms, communicat-
ing, furnished. Ink, next bath; elec light.
Line JltS7
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STUDIO APT VERY LARGE r. & T.;
ly furnished. garage. s75 mo Fr gJ9p
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WANTED-AUTONOBILES.

DODGE ROADSTER, late model; cash A. J.
Stahler, 425 NV. 2is
AUTO, good late model. Will give So pre-
ferred stock in local corporation. Address
Box 1867. Star office. 81"
FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1924: state price
office. 2is
FORD, Dodge. any model. or Franklin. Col.
1iS4. Franklin Garage and Service Co. 1924
Kalorama road.
WANTED TO BUY-Late Ford Sedans for
cash. A. J. Staber. 425 NV. o2a
/ SELL AUTOMOBILES by auction every Sat
urday and Wednesday, 10 an quick and
satisfactory method. No sale, charge.
Cars listed in time advertised free. ''Wesch-
ler." 92O Pa. ave NV. NJ. 1892 and NJ. $3.50.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
CnntinneA

FOR COLoRED, 2202 GA. AvE.-Large store,
dining room and kitchen; store can be di-
yided for living and bedrooms; will make good
living quarters. Dinowitz Realty Co., Inc,
1876 l1th St NV
Evening star., 1924-08-23

TIE KEDRICK, 1901 X st. NV, Apt. 307-
Desirable south room, mi-private bath for
ltrSiUpSS woman
Evening star., 1924-08-23

LARGE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
Clean, comfortable, convenient. Call after /
PM, apt 50, the brunswick, 1882 Eye
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Observation-Disclosures
Continued.

1863 GIRARD ST INVITE PERKINS,
Apt. 31-3 rooms and bath: all outside rooms; !;
rent, SG5 per month. WM. =. N0RMoYLE,
80 + St NV
Evening star., 1924-08-23

e2l b ST-Lovely double room, next to bath,
With or without light housekeeping; electric
ty.
Evening star., 1924-08-23

2lo3 18th ST. THE LEAMINGTON. APT. 9
Six rooms, bath and porch, $50. Inquire of
Evening star., 1924-08-23

700 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.--Three nice rooms,
Ink, with sink, light gas h-wh.; suitable
for two or three adults o6s
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TT q ' SIS. N.W.-2 KOOMS, PtsKCH AND
bath; clean, cozy and newly papered; range;
refrigerator; china; gas; eleefricity; com
plete,- $500; refined: well kept home North
Evening star., 1924-08-23

2of ST. NV, APT. 9-3 unfurnished
rooms of an apt; reasonable to persons doing
! housekeeping. Call after q n IN oJs
Evening star., 1924-08-23

1467 X. l. AVE. N.W.-Large, well furnished
residence: has vacancies for few guests who
appreciate refined home surroundings; all out
side rooms. with and without private baths. 2is
TIP 18th ST. N.w-Two large rooms porch:
Ink; newly painted and papered; private
bath; phone: walking distance to all depart
AhrlfS
Evening star., 1924-08-23

1877 N.W.-TW0 WELL FURNISHED
md iply
Evening star., 1924-08-23

2140 PENNA. AVE.-Beautiful front rooms,
complete Ink; linens, eIec., gas, for s42 if