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Evening star., 1925-09-15

SI.oU Long OIOves, SI
Women's Sixteen-button-le
Chamosuede Gloves, with en-
broidered backs. New Fall shades
of gray, mode, sand, also white.
All sizes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

The KITCHEN
!; CABINET

"a. 1875. western Newspaper Union,

A woman may always help her
husband by what she knows. how
ever little: by what she half knows,
or misknows. she will only tease
him.--Ruslxin.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

practical silks and silky cottons. that
are durable as well as delicate. Moth
ing Is more sturdy than crepe de
chine. Unless it is fine wolfe, and this
quality makes it worth while to trim
garments made of them with fine,
wear-resisting laces and to lavish
handwork on them. Dainty mate
rails. good laces and handwork-
these are the ingredients of confec-
tions that glorify and help to fill the
hope chest.
Pictured above is a set that will in
spire longing to own one like it, and
it Is so simply designed that. almost
any woman can copy it. Pink crepe
de chine, filet lace. narrow val edglng
and hand sewing commend this set as
pretty pickup work" for the am
bilious woman, and the materials are
to be found everywhere.
The gown is made with straight
skirt shirred to wide band OF tilet
lace, having triangular insets of hand.
run tucks. The fashionable. wide
shoulder straps are made Of the filet
lace, which is edged with narrow val
lace. Baby ribbon is run in the banl
along the top, In case 1t needs adjust
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

prophetic details Of coming modes
may be gathered.
Full L.dny darling Of the gods
steps ashore in sports clothes-which
seem to pass verywhere-and many
another in the semi-formal tailleur-
for one is supposed to dress up bit
upon landing, although no one will be
criticized who wears plain, we'll
tailored suit. When costume like
that sketched above passes by. the
camera of the fashion reporter will
approvingly click and register some
Of the high lights Of the new mode
in tailored suits of the semi-formal
type. These and the plain suits are
conservative in design. but give gen.
eral impression Of richness. Fine en-
broideries. introducing dull gold
threads, that give them the appear
ance Of tapestries, point out the path
of fashion toward rich effects. Callot
uses embroidered triangles on the coat
Of the handsome suit pictured and
shows approval of the high collar and
Of crepe satin for semi-formal cos
tunes. But crepe-satins and twilis
are developed in the same way: both
are used for tailored suits, and In
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

head so cool and level that It Is
not turned little by the lure Of Paris
clothes? II such there be, don't look
for her on the big liners as they dis.
charge their more or less extensively
clad passengers, returning from Eu-
rope. Ladies of great wealth, moving
picture stars and buyers of styles. who
can afford to cover themselves with
glory, step from the gang planks
weekly, clad in the work of world
famed French artists. From them
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07
1t looks very much like a trap.
What is Zadowa planning to do
to Drummond2
(To BE coNTINUED.)
Key to Treasure House

Just think of the vast treasures of
words full Of rich and rare meaning
that lie locked up in our language,
hidden away from common use and
enjoyed only by the learned few! 1t
is as if. possessing the mineral wealth
of the world. ready for the mint, we
scornfully turned aside to remain in
poverty.
The dictionary constitutes the
treasure house of our language. AS
people we needlessly deprive our
selves of the great helps at our COM
mand. In our daily tasks. not one
of which can be performed without
the use of words. we possess only the
most primitive tools, while we might.
be equipped with the keenest and
most efficient
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07
BY CYRIL McNEILE
S APP Err
Copyright BY GEORGE H. DORM co.
u. N. u. Service

best sitting-room was the rendezvous
Of this Black Gang, 1t is doubtful If
she would have been so complacent.
But she didn't know, and continued
her weekly busting of the sketches
with characteristic zeal.
"Ted should be here soon," said
Drummond, glancing at his watch. II
hope he's got the bird all right"
"You didn't get into the inner room,
did you, Hugh?" said Peter Darrell.
mo. But / saw enough to know
that it's beyond our form, old lad.
We've got to have a skilled cracks
man to deal with one Of the doors
and almost certainly anything impor-
tant will be in assafe inside"
"Just run over the orders again."
Toby Sinclair came back from drawing
the blinds even more closely together.
Perfectly simple" said Hugh. "Ted
and and Ginger Martin-if he's got
him-will go straight into the house
through the front door. I know the
geography Of the place all right, and
I've already laid out the caretaker
clerk fellow once Then we must trust
to luck. There shouldn't be anyobdy
there except the little Brighter of
clerk. The rest Of you will hang about
outside in case of any trouble. Don't
bunch together, keep on the move;
but keep the doors in sight When
you see us come out again, make
your own way home. Can't give you
any more detailed Instructions because
don't know what may turn up.
shall rig myself out here, after Ted
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

arrives. You had better go to your
own rooms and do it, but wait first to
make sure that he's roped In Ginger
Martin"
He glanced up as the door opened
and Jerry Seymour-sometime of the
r. F. G.-put his head into the room.
"Ted's here, and he's got the bird
all right. Unpleasant-looking bloke
with fiattened face
Fright" Drummond rose, and
crossed to a cupboard. "Clear off,
you fellows. Zero-twelve midnight"
From the cupboard he pulled long
black cloak and mask, which he pro-
ceeded to put on, while the others dis
appeared with the exception of Jerry
Seymour, who came into the room. He
was dressed in livery like chauffeur,
and he had, in fact, been driving the
car in which Ted had brought Ginger
Martin.
"Any trouble?" asked Drummond.
mo. Once he was certain Ted had
nothing to do with the police he came
like bird" said Jerry. "The fifty
quid did it." Then he grinned "You
know Ted's marveh I'll defy any
body to recognize him."
Drummond nodded, and sat down at
the table facing the door,
"Tell Ted to bring him up. And 1
don't want him to see you, Jerry, so
keep out Of the light"
Undoubtedly Jerry Seymour was
right with regard to Jerningham's
makeup. AS he and Martin came into
the room. it was only the sudden start
and cry on the part of the crook that
made Drummond certain as to which
was which.
"Blimey!" muttered the man, shrink
ing back as he saw the huge figure in
black confronting him. "Wot's the
game, guv'nor?"
There's no game, Martini" said
Drummond reassuringly. you've
been told what you're wanted for,
haven't you? A little professional as
sistance tonight, for which you will be
paid fifty pounds, is all we ask Of
you"
But Ginger Martin still seemed far
from easy in his mind. you're one
of this ere Black Gang" he said sui
lenly, glancing at the door in front of
which birmingham was standing.
Should he chance it and make a dash
to get away? Fifty pounds are fifty
pounds. but He gave little SILVER
as his eyes came round again TO the
motionless figure on the other side of
the table.
quite correct. Martin" said the
same reassuring voice. "And it's only
because | don't want you to recognize
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07


as it spreads and covers space needed
for other things, but If planted In
corner or next garage it will flourish
and supply the needs of any family.
Peppermint has a purplish stem,
while spearmint has a green one.
Mint Sauce.-Take twelve stalks of
spearmint. wash and chop the leaves
very fine. Add one tablespoonful OF
sugar and one-half cupful of vinegar.
Allow the mixture to stand an hour
before serving.
Mint Sherbet.-Take the juice of
three lemons. two cupfuls Of sugar and
one quart Of rich milk. Peel the rind
or CRATE 'it. from two lemons. add
twenty stalks of bruised peppermint
and cover with boiling water let stand
for ten minutes. tightly covered.
Strain and cool and add the other in
gradients. Freeze as usual. Serve in
small sherbet glasses. garnished with
sprig Of mint.
Mint 6iancmanoe. six table
spoonfuls of gelatin in one-half cupful
of cold water for five minutes. Bring
to the boiling point one quart Of milk.
then add five tablespoonful of cocoa;
add this to the softened gelatin. stir
ring constantly. When partly cooled
add three or four drops Of peppermint.
Mold and serve with sweetened
whipped cream. 80
Peppermint Patties.-Take two cup.
fuls of sugar, one-half cupful of wa
ter, three tablespoonfuls of white corn
strip or an eighth of teaspoonful OF
cream Of tartar. Cook to the sOft-bali
stage. pour out on buttered platter,
using care not to let any of the grains
which form on the sides of the pan 90
into the mixture, as these will make
the candy grainy. When cool stir with
wooden spoon until smooth and
creamy. Flavor with mint and color a
light green. Melt over hot water and
drop by teaspoonfuls on waxed paper.
Butter gem pans and fill with sea-
soned mashed potato. Bake until
Drown. Serve around a platter OF
fish. garnish with sprigs of parsley.
A most delicious cream cheese may
be prepared from a cupful of any
good grated cheese mixed with bot
cream. Pour into jars and set in the
Ice chest.
Cider makes delicious frappe.
made with the addition of lemon juice:
freeze as usual.
Paper dishes of all kinds may be
used for picnic lunches or in the
home where there Is contagious dis
ease. BY burning them the risk. as
well rs the work in caring for and
sterilizing them. is eliminated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07
GINGER MARTIN

SYNOPSIS.-To gathering of
anarchists in Barking, London
suburb, Zaboleff. foreign agita-
Il tor. tells of the operations of a
body of men who have become a
menace to their activities. He
says they are masked and wear
long black cloaks and are acting
without the law. He Is inter-
rupted by the men he is describ-
ing (the Black Gang), who break
up the meeting. sentencing some
of the participants to condtgn
punishment and carrying away
others. A memorandum found
on Zaboleff gives an address In
Hoxton, which the leader of the
attacking party considers of i'm
portance. Sir Bryan tombstone,
director of criminal investiga-
ton, hears from Inspector Nc
liver, sent to arrest Zabolen the
night before, of his discontinue. &
He had been seized and chloro-
formed and his raid frustrated.
Hugh Drummond, man of leisure,
tells tombstone Of seeing the kid
napers and their victims. He be-
comes an unpaid agent of the
police, under McIver. William
Atkinson, ostensibly pawnbroker
and money lender, really Count
Zadowa, director of anarchy in
England. does business in an !
other London suburb. A mys-
terious stranger invades the
premises. Drummond attemptsi
to burglarize the premises to get
evidence.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07
FOR HOPE-CHEST LINGERIE;
THE SEMI-FORMAL TAILLEUR

co FAR as lingerie Is concerned 1t
- appears that all fabrics that are
not light, silky and colorful are as
far behind the times and as dead as
King Tut's wife. Daintiness Is SO
dear to the hearts of women that
even gossamer materials, whose CHEZ
eason for existence is sheer beauty,
find themselves in demand for under
garments.
But it is not likely that they will
ever displace the beautiful and more
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

sauce to serve
with lamb and as
a pungent gar
nish to an iced
drink. the limit
Of serving is ex-
hausted.
Mint grow
-fMInnlp 400 G-oAnw
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

may be prepared
in the home with
ordinary m at e
rials. II we have
been thrifty and
put up grape Juice,
raspberry shrub,
supplemented with
lemons and or
AnQpS one NAV
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

have variety Of drinks.
Just don't forget to can twice as
much grape juice as you did last year
II the following recipe is used, 1t is
simply fun to put up two-dozen quarts:
Pick the ripe, perfect grapes from
the stems after washing we'll. To
each two cupfuls of grapes, add one
cupful of sugar and fill up a two
quart can with boiling water. Seal at
once. Be sure that the grapes are
perfectly sweet, and that the Jars are
sterile and rubbers new. The juice
when opened next year will taste like
the fresh fruit.
Another method, liked by some is
prepared thus: Stem a basket of
grapes, the ordinary Concord; add
three pounds Of sugar to each basket;
put into a large-mouthed jug and set
away; seal with cork. These should
be left In a warm place for a week
or two. then placed in the cellar.
Fruit Punch.-Boil together for ten
minutes, three cupfuls Of sugar and two
cupfuls of water, with the rind of one
lemon and one orange. Strain while
hot; add one glass of currant Jelly.
Set on ice to chill after the jelly is
dissolved. When ready to serve add
the juice of nine lemons, five oranges
and one cupful each Of cherries and
shredded pineapple. Pour into a
punch bowl. add ice water and charged
water. pint at time. when needed.
Egg orangeade. - Take six table
spoonfuls of orange juice, two tea
spoonfuls Of lemon juice, one and one
half teaspoonfuls of sugar. Stir and
add one-third glass of shaved ice.
Beat an egg, separating the yolk and
white. Add the yolks to the fruit
juice, then the stif1y beaten white
Stir and pour into the glass.
Peanut butter, when one enjoys It,
may be added to stuffing for peppers,
or stirred into salad dressing, adding
much richness and flavor.
The Fragrant Mint.
Mint as flavor is much sighted 10
the cuisine In many homes. AS mint
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07
MORE REFRESHING DRINKS

We need to be reminded Of the many
and refreshing drinks that
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-07

colors navy and black are favorites.
With these colors in coat and skirt.
pastel shades are chosen for blouses.
very often enriched with embroidery,
but tailored blouses of white crepe-de-
chine, accurately tucked have lost no
ground. Broadcloth and similar sur
faces, in lighter colors. velvet and vel
veteens are important fabric contritu-
tons to the semi-formal mode.
JULIA BOTTOAILEY.
&c. 1925. Western Newspaper UniorsJ
Evening star., 1925-10-04

avo-Nearly new brick: h VII. modern
$50. l.. V THACKER. 1887 Evarts st e..
Br0ukland. Pot. 2oi4
Evening star., 1925-10-04

BEAUTIFUL. NEW CORNER HOME. TAPES.
try brick. strictly modern large hreakf :,
and sleeping porches: white neIghborhoou
ne opposlte Gallaudet College: rent reason
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RENT HOUSES -UNFURNISHED

g ROOMS AND BATH 3OI7 GFCRGIA
ave. n.w M udcrn improvements. reasonable
prl"c Apply !S33 lIth St NV: Phone
Col ia. g.
"tS CHESTER ST. E.-6 X. & T.. ELEC.
and ga-. porchc- large Yards papc'cd and
painted S31 80 month. Apply ia ID Il. sc.
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1926 VERNON STREET.
A choice Of. apartments worth
renting in new, well seasoned
building. Large rooms, painted
by sanitary standards; real
kitchens.
Full value given for rentals
that range from $3.50 to So7.5
Inspect also these up-to-date
opportunities:
1918 VERNON STREET.
1927 FLORIDA AVENUE.
1886 EIGHTEENTH ST.
All in same convenient neigh
borhood; near schools, movies
and car lines.
MR.. BETHEA. NORTH 423.
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1917 l+th ST. NV.
1904 PARK RID. NV.
1907 Fl ST. NV.
Na@ ' 1851 5'efSne9e basd Of:n barry ntr so St,
732 PARK RID. NV.
room. Kitchen. dining aicoSe' 't dressins room
with Murphy bed and bath. S45 month two
rooms. kitchen, dining alcove and bath. sos
month.
y. l.. Sansburv Co, Inc.
141s Eye ST. NV. Phones Main 50O3.4
LINCOLN Road AND ST, NV.
= rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... $50 90
New Building.
" rooms 213a 13a RAT RKaAsnnoRAMA RID NV s,.o'oo %
6 rooms and 2 + baths ......... .sI4o. 90 90
. '''N' "S 1880 I1: AbAYs Ns,s[I. MILL RD. ''''
rooms E!ssSsP 5sso c6SS' 81? 07.R AVE. NV $4,000
z rooms, kitchen and bath S52 so
3 rooms. reception hail. kitchen hall
anu gssai i4a3 CoiUMBIA RID: NV: '''0'
3 rooms. reception hall. kitchen and
o'1. IhE EVERETT ;ai27 p ST. N.Y. w
: rooms. rooms Kitchen and bath. ......... $50
room kiiehsn Is4s eiRaR6 rRd 18th sT. NV 1850
! room room 'l dining ing room kitchen and ~
6 rooms ns and fG0h bath. 49, :-"- -. $50 90
4 rooms kitchen and bath. .o.. Ss5 90
:; rooms and bath. 5000
rooms. Kitchen and bath. :: :. s56 90
rooms "a and bssh: ~ $500
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. gas in.
eiuoeu 171a r ST NV. o0
rooms stsh;R 45 hfaL"RAsH lRR Ss's RID: NV. 5000
3 rooms. kitchen ,4,5 ,nb 3 e s1'h NV $4,000
| room k''fhtp iId7 an9 fish oe:f =: NV: 400
room and 5soa Rs54 yis Mac6HB 6aHsfPhsyr g. bed $500
rooms ki'e9sG 94o ?af s,h s1th 81. NV. 5000
room sitfbsGfs}s si1s GHoRGfA aha PAVE AVE. NV.
Geo. w. Linkins,
1898 De Sales St.
fOpposite Mayfower Hotell
APARTMENT, THE xAIJEAN. 9l3 ST;
NV. 1st floor rear. three rooms and bath
Apartmenet The vsliesn third floor front.
s54 thIse RcvT 523ms pom and bath It. room.
and bath: heautlfnl apartmens. aYo SEQ room,
norch. $40 pcr mouth. ---------
Three rooms. kitchen and bath: modern;
Downtown: Sos.
1883 Col. Rd., Apt. IS.
sSrse and n9sh Rey Key wS an
,''la2l col. rl.: apt; 2 10 rooms, recep,
Cal Main so.
csl7. 14th. ST. NV.
B. roIP!6 %EoShRP si.9 5asn' cS, Ihss a, St .v
Keys at 1853 Harvard st. nv:
NORTH CAP AND r, I. AVE. NV
rooms and bath: excellent condition: mod
AND and ner'sr T st. very o% rent,
as ,oo, GISsE5 s I IA1BorT AZ cS Nam nnf- ioas.
4'~ s,a %ATIAS ia !, SW WALKEK tS Nam ssaoo.
aoa pi.MRARToN COURTS, 1927 3Ist ST;
Nv nv - " rooms. kitchen and bath. in good
'""a''%IL e., :, WALKER cS Ssin 1ss sseo.
3435 BROWN ST NM r.. KIT, B $50
:s6 %635 st. n w.-5 rms. b., elec. 90
1919 OTIS plP PkTTY 4T' FPi; Fl s'se' ..,s '0
Three bright outside rooms. condition
PETTY PEIIf, ~
1911 Eye St Nam 243s:
FOR REET-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
first floor. . rooms bath: apartmnennt n in fine
roI'l,.'u, Enr umen,@2b44 ith st. NV, rooms
alcove, bath in excellent condition: adults
oi'i For rcnt-Congress Heights, near cars
stores etc: new. & rooms and bath: hot-wa-
ter heat: electricity: rent to responsible ten
art Sf.J. 80.
"1IS G 81. NV. 10 rooms, baths hot
water heat. electricity: rent. Sl.o: garage IN
| 'e"'' p J. WAI.SHE. Inc.
l101 Eye st. NV.
1926 VERNON STREET.
A choice Of apartments worth
renting in new, well seasoned
building. Large rooms, painted
by sanitary standards; real
kitchens.
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The e: ApEdPbIA Had bI,S 1927 cHAr1s ST 5000 300
rRi; The aas aaas8oSsn@4Lt: Ssi@ 1924 St n.y. 90
rm: ki, and End bath n.,h $4,000 and ho 1879 oo
rms: rm:: tit: k.: sna snd Ss,s excellent oond 200
rms HE He 81 SfAfk. fs.h i:,ai st: NV $500
2 rms. kit. and br. rnn. and b.. Ss7 80
THE r. strM6R I'll s@6 B. 1910 1P aqa R@en sasn St
'C5AAvIANsA4.tiGH 5AIA CTS. 1926 i7th St. NV
rm.: nm i,' sRa and ns'9 bath 90 and ssSSS g
2uTmbfAkTos TfA III sne coTRTs S4fs 1857 ist ST. wv wv
/ rm.. kit: and bath; $500 and $500
IR' 5i sG% ss1 Esnsp. S is s., & y
rms rec hs! hsas b. 81. r. S&. seSoo and 5000
3 r00"i 1HE afa HsHhY. hsih lloa c St Sc: sos 90
SHE 1ni SETaEsfASDs ana Rfta 1850 Col: Kds e.
':fffE HE FT;a TP;xaK&ooD. XIV 1sts rs M St.
,s4 ttPISfEH e Isl WebsteF saER s. Nv; :
I rms. and bath. ...... $3.50 and s633500
s rms. and assn Assh' orE sr:: wv. $3.50
2 ,m... din. aicove and bath: MURPHY szz 10
ms. 9n din alcove and bath Murphy S'o 'oooo
&hx4SS 4|Ssye 4i4 apH tsis Sasi1y Rd N%
I'm: hit. an and b., dining set and s.- 80
rms.i murpnx. Kit. 9Sn and b:.:..:: IS 90 90
rms A'' arg so7 r sT. NV. 'o'oo
,Rtj 'RtrE%sP fns fs'S 'eSotkfS s. Z
is'ss 4%s rsti # a%s 3 sr So sT 20 and 1000
'S' ii; fs,f faS $hsSSs sss |N sS and $3.50
Ess xstkfg si1I Ed Peg e. sssao $500
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:22.,,2 NEW YORK AVE N.W-5 ROOMS
A. A. KING l3l. II st NV
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nt'PONT CIRCI.F-I2- ROOM HOUSE ::
kltchonC1tcs. :: baths, 3 pnrches: equipped foI
ap3rtmCuts. MT. h.-E II. garage 81 -,
Also room house adjoining. :. baths, Sl"I
lr.s I'm, A
Evening star., 1925-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-APARTMENTS.
nishe apar,mcnt two ,'6 or tlrcr rooms bafh
M HIdrsss nsehs Box STATE Si4e 81 s1ar 0a,G- aca IN Te?
BY by THREE ADULTS, TNFTRNlSHED
apartment: desirable northwest. :! ncdruprlE
Phone Ciev 4s, "'' i.
FAMILY OF 3, one CHILD. AGED }. SEEKS
iirst or second floor %iean, well furnished
apartment. with two bedrooms: good care
assured, not over $50. Address Box l13-D
star of!ice. TO-
EY SETTLED COUPLE. BOTH EMPLOYED
or ) rooms. kitchen and bath. unfur.; give
~ particulars Address BpN Esd. star
. RMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH UNFJ-R.
near navy yard. strictly modern: about -:
settled, married couple. Address Box l2G-D.
sIX-RooM HOUSE OR APARTMENT IN
l46 Tenn. ne.
MODERN FURNISHED APT. TWIN BEDS
refined neIghhorhuod; "luss. ~. give fgli par
h.uiars and price Address Boz Bad star
OR ; ROOM, APARTMENT, MUST BE
farnishS Addres- 4 snF Box d i,'t T. Star @f1 % o
We. WE HAZE ..l;,,. BUYER, For ArARTMIENT
,nserss,ed ..e cs" IN ammartments ranging from
M MTTIAL i. REA,: EsTATE Co. :.
nNFrRNIsHED ROOMS. KITcHEZ AND
ard y. Cap. It. private family preferred hut
not Essential state iDcTtIon and terms. Al
dress Box 2ti3-D. Star oficc -
! ROOM AND BATH. FURNISHED OR IN-
furnl shed. non. hOGSekc0pIuE. permanent
within walking distanc" Sof l4th an" l. it.
n V reasonable. STATE rates Address Box
c:s5-D. star offlce.
TWO ROOMS, KIT HENETTE. BATH. Ft L.
nI>hrt- walking distance departments TCi-
sonahl.. Address Box 55D, Star ofir'.
TWO YOUNG. MALE SECRETARIES. OF
refined tastes and good habits. want apart
ment preferably two rooms. with bath. fur
congressional season. garage desirable. Al
dress HON &C. star ofIr".
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KIT. & BATH: FUR.
or partly fur. within walking distance In
terror Dept. reasonable. desirable. adults.
private home preierred: state prlcc- Address
t'nK 4b1-t. Star Office -
: NAVY OFFICER AND MOTHER DESIRE ,
room furnished aDdrtmnut or house for wear
or longer: garage preferred. Address Box
2S-T. star Office. -
WANTED = FTRNISHED APARTMENT. :.
bedrooms. parlor dining room. bath and
; khrheuette. Address Box I'D star nttrc. /"
OR > FUR. ROOMS And BATH BY ,
, YOUNG mon, preferably b" northeast sc"ttnn
II p1
Evening star., 1925-10-04

FROM OCT. II. 11"i fTH STREET. NJ
rgaytl"ally new, modern 6-ro"n1 homo: hard,
rear pprrilr>. t1iiIt-rn garage: SO. Owner.
Col GSIb-W after I nm.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

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OCTAvlA
1869 Col. RI. NV
Elevator and switchbo2rd, service. = - hrs rs
=. rms kit, H., rc"Pp. hall. S6O 90
Apply to OPERATOR. Col. 5i6.
CITN'S BIGGEST VALUE.
cl3s CahfcrnIa st. ,u5:, west OF Corn
4 rms rec hall and bath. Si1 81: ) rms
rec hall and L. So so :. rms S4T 80: j
mn and bath $50. All apt- rcdrcorated like
new and are modern and up-to-iare: similar
SEQ janitor ar phone Nam 54%7.
IN FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
One magnificent h.k. unf. apt now avail
rms. unusually large: rec hall. break fast
alrove: parquet floors throughout. Must he
seen to be appreciated: Appointments and
Eervice unsurpassed: $50. Substantial re-
rnccs required. Phone North 1906
2OO9 BELMONT RID. NV.
NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE
ROCK CREEK PARK.
x6bfRN HSb HAZE AFE IEH9fSSGHEY
&ARGE Rooms. WILL REDECORATE
20 SUIT TENANT; ,;,,,
5 ROOMS KiTCHIfE:N AND AND BATH
RENTS, $50 TO $3.50.
A w. ]. PILLlNG,
Z 14Io + ST. NV.