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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-02
Saye-On
the Bedwear You Need

$500 Barbara Frietchle
CrinkIed Bed Sets, in rose.
blue, gold and hello stripes;
scalloped and cut corners;
separ ate bolster pieces;
double and twin CD OK
size .............. eVOeOW
17x17-inch AlI-feather Pill
lows, covered with art tick
ing; for canoe, ham 0En
mock or swing; each. OsJN
Ell 4 Bee Affection Mat
tresses, covered with durable
ticking; 45-lb. weight: 3 IT.,
ga fts, SO IT., 4 IT. GO az
and 4.6 IT.: each. eDCSsI"J
Metal Army Cot, finished
In gray with square-link
spring; $50 inches Cd c.
wide ........... W-teVO
04x76 Gray Summer Blank
cts. single, just the right
weight for Spring; CT ia
each ........ 49,. U4SOO
Third Floor.
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Save-Notions Priced
for Friday Only
Hair Nets. assorted Fash
ionette, ELL & Bee and Portia
Nets, in six shades-single
and double mesh, cap AMI
fringe style. Choice, O0n
Friday, dozen. $3.50. OS1O
Rubber Household Aprons.
Were sec. FRI 0On
day 6VN
En- a m Q d Shirt Waist
Hangers, assorted colors, with
rubber tips. Were 2 fnr1Ee
loo. Friday. avs A"S
Dutch Tape. assorted
widths. Friday, 2 En
bolts ............... ~
TenO Snap Fasteners, as
sorted sizes. Were 1Oc. En
Friday, card. az
Water Waving Combs, as
sorted sizes. 3 combs Oh
Spool Silk. SO yards 400
assorted colors. Dozen. AVC
Street Floor
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Regular 44.96 and &5.C5
models of crepe de chine and
novelty silk fabrics; all new
shades; sizes S6 to CD ia
46 in the lot. ...... SDOe ~
SECOND FLOOR
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Then All Is Orde the Housewife Adds New China and

Peacock blue, green,
or iridescent luster. EX-
cellent plates for salads,
fruits and other uses.
S1a in. size-unuSual at
this price!
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Choice OF thin blown
or pres 5 e d glass,
colonial or plain de-
signs.
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suggestions for Spring and
immediate bought
and the finest values could possibly that will be
versally aluring.
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Beautif ul 8-inch
Plates IN cryS a
era c kled effect. A
wonderful value!
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EVERY YARD -PERFECT-EXtra
heavy, colorful tile and wood effects.
Choice of eight designs. Cut from
fun rolls. Please. bring room measure
ment.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Choice of thin blown
or pressed glass, CO.
lonial or plain designs.
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Genuine Cork Linoleum-
Heavy burlap back Tile, Dutch
tile and wood designs. Cut from
full rolls. Bring room size with
you
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
P POL|CE COURT
CLERK FAINTS
At WORK
William Addison CoIIapses
Following Long Siege
of OVerWork

William Addison, 2309 Eighteenth
street northwest. for seven years
clerk at the police court, tainted
in the District branch of Police
Court today, and was taken to his
home.
Mr.. Addison was sitting at his
desk Immediately in front Of the
judges bench when he suddenly
turned pale. He made an attempt
to get away from in front OF Judge
John T. Mcmahon, but staggered
and was caught by Patrick Haiti
gan. bailiff, who assisted him to a
corridor in the rear Of the court.
room There he collapsed.
First aid treatment was given
Mr.. Addison, and he was revived
sufficiently to be moved. He was
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carried to a motor car in front of
the court house and taken home.
Addison has been working day
onS ~ 20
InauRuration 0f the new tratue
courL M order INA,
could be broken in. 1t was on ,he
request OF the judges that Mr..
Addison worked late. 1t is said
that Addison for the last month
appeared at the courthouse at $3.50
a. m. and on some occasions did
not leave until midnight. He had
been warned by court officials that
his health would be impaired If he
continued but he persisted in work
inR late.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A Style Tip for
Pre-Surnmer Days!
FriedIander Bros, 42s 9Th St. N. W., Hand You
"Red-HOt' One.

Also dig up your odd coats
and vests, and match 'en up here
with our trousers. Look at these
prices, and you will hurry down
here hot-foot.
All $3.50 values, $2.85; all $3.50
values, $4.85; all $3.50 values,
1885; all $3.50 values, $5.85.
Don't delay-they will go fast
at these prices.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
KIDNAPERS OF GIRL
ELUDE POLICE HUNT

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-An
intensive search by police through
out the city failed tc disclosed the
whereabouts of fifteen -year-old Lena
Pisca tore. who vas abducted by two
men and forced into an automobile
near her home. The girl Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Piscatore. who conduct an ice cream
store. She was taking a walk with
her six-year- old sister, Josephine,
VIXEN the men KIDNAPPED her. A few
minutes after tl.s kidTeping the six
year-old girl came home crying. and
told her parents Of her sisters alb
duct on. saying that the men gave
her Is cents ard told her to run
llong home.
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metropolises of the country shall
have becom a rality.
SO before long What have you
to ship by air today?" will be a
daily question put to Mr.. Merchant
and Mr.. Manufacturer.
The ways and means committee
of the Commerce Association is
busily mapping out survey of
Chicago's business, so that com.
modities avilable for shipment by
air to New York, ST. Paul, ST.
Louis and Cleveland, Detroit and
other cities which are to be con-
nected with Chicago by air lines
may be catalogued. The committee
is making a canvass Of the various
trades in the fifty-five groups Of
products under which it has classi-
fled Chicago commerce.
Meantime, other civic organiza-
tions are attempting to iron out
the differences of opinion over the
location of commercial landing
field near the Loop. Two sites
have been proposed.
One. which has the approval of
the Federal War Department, Is
near Twelfth street and the Lake
front. The other, backed by the
Chicago Plan Commission, would
build the field at the mouth of
the Chicago River.
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an announcement by Mrs. c. e.
Calhoun, promoter Of the memorial.
Delegates to the international
Council of Women Convention who
saw the model at the studio, 2ssa
Fifteenth street northwest, indi.
Gated their approval of the plan.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
BAPTIST MEET BARS
SLAP AT EVOLUTION

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 15.-The
Southern Baptist Convention en-
tered its session here today with
the largest attendance in years. A
comparative calm marked proceed
ings in contrast to the torrid ses-
sion OF yesterday when the conven-
ton refused to go on record with
a direct attack. on the theory Of evo-
luton.
The clash came when Doctor c.
P. Stealey. of Oklahoma. submitted
a minority report on Baptist faith
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
CHICAGO HUB Of
NEW AIR LINE
TRADE
Commerce Association Makes
intensive Survey to Meet
Problems
BY WILLIAM X. CURRY,
International News Service.

CHICAGO, May 15.--A new de-
partment of the Chicago Associa-
ton of Commerce has been se- up
to meet problems that will arise
in the trade field when the network
of commercial airplane lines that
are in the making between Chi
caso-the hub center-and other
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and message" which would have
added the words land not by evolu.
ton to the declaration of faith in
the majority report which stated
that man came into the world by
direct creation of God"
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
u. S. FILM STAR NAMED
IN LONDON DIVORCE

LONDON, May 15.-A divorce
was granted to Stroud Haxton from
Leah Haxton on charges OF mis-
conduct.
Carlyle Blackwell, an American
motion picture star, was named as
correspondent.
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MOTHERHOOD MEMORIAL
MODEL TO BE PUT ON VIEW

The model of the proposed Moth.
erhood Memorial, to be erected In
Washington. will be opened to the
public at the studio of w. Clark
Noble, the sculptor, according to
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
Magistrate Charged
With kidnapping
Small Dog
By international News Service.

SPARTANBURG, S. c., May
15.-A warrant has been issued
against Magistrate J. K. Ben
nett, supervisor of B Beech h
Springs township, charging him
with kidnapping a small dog.
Two millionaires and promi-
nent attorney are witnesses Tor
the State.
The warrant was sworn out
by Henry Fowler, who alleges
that Bennett trespassed upon
his property and "did carry
away deponent's dog against his
will and consent.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
ADVERTISEMENT

It's all the rage now, fellows,
to wear light colored trousers with
dark coats. Listen, and get a
good tip on economy.
Instead of paying high prices
for odd trousers, come here and
get all you want at rock-bottom
prices. We are headquarters for
them-and have been for years.
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JESSE l. HEISKELL

6lS EVARTS ST. N.E-SEw HOME. SIX
rooms. VIII. electric light. double rear
porch. wide front porch and garage. Low
rent.
1901 b ST s!e-New corner house. six
rooms h W h. electric light. double Tea~
porches. wide front porch. built-ln garage
Low rent.
l3I. + St n.e-Eew house. SIX rooms.
h VII electric light. double rear porch
VIDE front porch and garage Reasonable
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APT. FURN OR CNFURN.. IN NV.
from January !. by mo- for. say mos.
= or more inns. Ukitch.J aud b.. quiet Io"a-
ton, away from trans state fun parties.
and low price. Address BACHELOR Box
49G-C. Star Office.
FURNISHED APARTMENT > ROOMS
kitchen and bath. by three adults for 3 or !
months Address Box 472-C. Star office. To-
TWO OR THREE RIM. COMPLETELY FIR
apt, NV. scrtIon. Jan. l or before. not over
SIS. Address Box 336-C. Star office. To-
FURNISHED GROOM APARTMENT FOR 4
ladies during Winter months in northwest
section. beginning Jan. /. Main 7os6.
WANTED ROOMS AND BATH FUR
nished apartment III ne. section. close to
Captol Main 1920. Br 557 To-
FURNISHED APT. FOR SIX MONTHS.
location NV: must he weI appointed and
have three bedrooms. best reference fur
nished. Address Box 1890. Star Office. TO-
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II 18th II. se.-Near East Cap. st;
rooms and bath: electricity: good condition
Rent reduced to $500.
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MOORE & HILL. INC
30 18th ST.
Main 1lT4.

THE CAMBRIDGE, 921 10Th ST. \ ".
Attractive aptM7l I'm I'm dressing ta s e Murphy
Attractive apt rms, kit. and bath;
rent. So 80 mo.
new fireproof bldg: elev. serv.: every modern
'o'i' THE COOLIDGE. 300 WIS. AVE.
New Fireproof Apartment.
] rm.. ki: dressing rm., Murphy bed and
!. rms kit. rec. hall and bath: rent. S55
8 rms, kit, rec. hall and bath; rent. $40
Up to date in. every sense of the word
THE NEWPORT. 2164 FLA. AVE.
Good apt: : rms. alcove. kit. and bath:
Good apt: = large rms. small rm.. kit
and bath, rent. SEA a. m03th IN
Very attractive apt: large rooms. kit.
and bath; rent ae e c6 632 AVE.
bath; rent: aS SO W Rnh ft5 80 mo 9vr
Very good apt: 3 rms. rec. hail. kit. and
bath: rent. $50 S39 and 2nd E S52 ne. AVE-
Large store ana apt; , rms, kit. and
bath; rent i on!S S GiRA re; ST NV
Large. bright: each apt. rms. kit. and
0a'h' feii ISIS 80 M I!P PLACE.
Excellent apt; 4 rms. kit and bath
'en'' '0o nv 1851 GA. AVE.
2nd-f. apt. 3 rms. kit. and bath: rent.
''I 81 NV
Very, attractive apis: rms. kit. rec
THE DRURY. 3I21 MT. PLEASANT ST.
/ I'm. and harn apt; elec. grill: rent. S35
. rm. and bath apt: cleo. grill; rent. $50
mo.
g rrn.. kit. and bath: cleo grill: rent.
80 nv 1928 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
8 rms, kit az and trb bath n rent z IS $40 mo.
Good apt: rulG kit and bath: fur hit
gas. cleo: rent. $40 mo.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1915 K st. Realtors. Main 4752
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
NEW APARTMENT BLDG.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Splendid new building, fully
rented to colored tenants. Con
tains Is apartments OF 3 rooms
and bath each. ANIMAL rental,
1920. Price only S65,OOO. Rea-
sonably small cash payment re-
quired. This is we'll construct
ed building and will prove a pay
ing, conservative investment
New buildings of this type for
Colored tenants are limited
Here is a real bargain.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
14I2 Eve st NV Franklin q5o3
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REDROOM. living room (kitchenette dining
rocm1, private bath: large porch private
Entrance, $500 lAth ST. NV. Col. $50. LIZ
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III 3rd Il. se-l0 rooms and bath
garage: electricity: $4,000.
1876 Canal st. SO rooms and bath
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1909 r ST N.W-LIyING ROOM. BED.
room kitchen. private bath. range: also one
room. kitchenette. sink. gas range: anil
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121O SHEPHERD 81, w..
Attractive six rooms and tiled bath, colo
uiaI front house bot-wateT heat. electri"
lights hardwood floors. porChes: about one
from Fourteenth street. $1,000. Rent free
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Observation-Disclosures.
500 NJ N.W-COLORED

cCo W ~ w WV \i-l'.
Attractivcly papered, rooms and bath,
$50; electricity. modern. 632 y ~. INV
1 rooms and bath. also 3 rooms and bath,
heated. S53. y ql29
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1906 EMERSON ST NW.-Living ROOM
bedroom. dining room. kitchen. bath: front
side and sleeping porches: second floor de-
tached home: $50 month: heated. nghted;
THE MONTANA. 1926 NJ ST. n W.-WALK;
inE distance of downtown; nicely furnished
I-room. reception hail and bath aut.: maid
.L..., il md hmm
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RROOKLAND = SMALL APARTMENT IN
nriyata home. clean and attractive: hall
hour from. business section: reasonable
North
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214o p ST. N.W.-CLEAN, FURNISHED
four-room and bath apt. : bedrooms. large
living room and good size kitchen: 3rd
floor: continuous hot water; near Dupont
Circle: adults only Telephone North 3l37.
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ATTRACTIVE Fl RNISHED APARTMENTS:
one room and kitChenctte. two rooms and
ktchenette and five rooms, at Zoo Mass.
.4ya
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4o02 KANSAS AVE. NV.
s rooms modern. detached. hy corner lot:
shade fruit garage: rent redu"rd to Sbo-
PETTY & PETTY.
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so" ST N-E-S ROOMS AND BATH
hut-water heat. electric lights. nice conol-
hon. -. 90.
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> ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH. LARGE
closet: attracJIvcly furnished: rontinu4us, ho ~
water: adults only: $50. Apt- 100. -If' y
st NV Apply to jdnltor. -
THE PRINCESS. 1918 EYE ST. NV
Downtown: large room and bath; immediate
possession: references required: also garage.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

L. MIA rooms, ma
gas range. SINK.
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Before renting or leasing homes.
fats, etc on the heights and other
parts of the city and nearby Va. CON
suit Us. Uptown office open 3 80 pm.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
(Tontinued

RENT Observation-Disclosures.
(Continued.)
3012 10th ST. Ne. MOUNTAINEERING
LEGALLY new bungalow: rent. 500 per month
Phone Potomac 3901.
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE IN EAST RIVER
dale, water, cleo. block of bus and concrete
road; only $50 month till April. or sold on
easy terms. Phone OWNER. Hyatts; IL.
ALLISON ST. Nw-HOUSE. SIX ROOMS
and bath: excellent condition: rent reason
abba. Col. 1901.
CoLORED-SIX ROOMS AND BATH. 1897
Eye st: ne. Apply at 1888 7th NV. Poto-
11O4 4th- NE.-6-R. TAPESTRY BRICK.
ami. buift-in garage low rental or sell on
your terms. Main 14l4.
LIVE IN A NEW HOUSE. REAIS THE
18th. 1880 d IT. Sc g rooms and bath:
h.-w.h., cleo. tiled bath; sleeplng porch
beautiful yard: 500 mo. Main 1871.
551s 18th ST. NW.-9 ROOMS, 5 BED
rooms ami: newly decorated: double ga
rage. For keys phone Adams 261:
COLORED-1605 MARION SIS Rooms;
b.; rent, sos, Apply to 5. TRuPP.
G NV. Fr. T2S.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. AMI; $40
month Col. 7649-W. No. Allegheny ave.
YOUR BUSINESS, YOUR, HOME AND 2
electricity 1909 Fourteenth street north
Ns' R. HARRISON JOHNSON. nc;
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CoLoRED-l5I7 NORTH CARoL1NA AVE;
49, large Re6 59o ., 80 ne"S re'scorss'
90, ,.,, j, :, DA I 4 GRADTN5 Main e1sl
225 18th ST E-G r AND BATH ELEC.-
deep lot 70 wide alley: frame garage. Phone
COOP Def. HOUSE II PETwoRTH:
front & rear porches good condition. Kent,
20; Go eI house Col lights. rms. bath. ga:
cleo. n W hit hw. ifs, front PHI, 81. &
breakfast phi; newly decorated and painted
'''' Ver2 ' conVenieut house in Brishtwood of
Ga. ave. on Buchanan II rus path Eas.
cleo INV. hit. front and rear porches. Rent.
bqpdy r h9mr Pe'~ s aec on b% ht r Ge
is front & porclIrs. attic. foored
laundry. and concrete garage. Rent reduced
Attractive house near Central High School.
rms bath gas rler.. NV ut. NV. lis.
mt & rear porchcs; good condition. Rent
raG hoqs 2" ~ 5G1 s as ec s & Ssx9
Decorated ( painted, Rent; SIS. 80 mo
ht ono open siff hrepace. 3 IL + + b garage Rent
vegs nicely arraassa hone, REFS pie
sahT 6s fa elef Ren eean3 6rn shed
well appointed home; ,Ney Hampshire
Nv. hi; excellent Tor entertaining. IRA
ternity or high-class roomIng house. Rent.
An ideai home modern. overlooking Wash
nEton. IN the District s very large rms,
r na e acre h eTooh nd saG &: ph o6c
fireplace, etc :, Rent E 2 81 Sloq moss moss
1+l5 s.. Realtors. Main 40.
1919 18th ST. NV
" Seen 92 M and ~ 6ath FL modern iTpa.
w. ". >tRI ieS.-1 ol .9.{2t--
143s CHAPLIN SIS r.. B. GARAGE. $50
III North Cap. st-s r, h. $75 per mo.
1918 1st st. NV. tcoloredt-6 r. b. la
800 18th st sw-s r. b., $40 per mo,
l43 Aenia st. se-3-roonl bungalow so
1912 1st st. s.e.-5-room bungalow. So
" " JESSE /, /. EEls 8 E
6ls EvARTS ST, N.E.-SEW HOME. SIX
porch. wide front porch and garage. Low
1901 D st. se-New corner house. SIX
rooms h, h.. electric light. double rea~
norches. wide front porch. built-ln garage.
i3I. + st. ne.-New house. six rooms.
wade front porch and garage Reasonable
ooe THOMAS 4; LAWSON \ & NC, Co. 55os
rooms, modem. dstashed: 6y cornss lot:
shade fruit r FIFTY EeG FE Ef49Gsd to sos
1911 Eye st Main 243s
80" A ST. NE-s ROOMS AND BATH
hot-water heat. electric lights; nice condl-
ton. $1,000.
9Th + sem%ear East ST. Cap 33o,s St.;
Rent reduced to $1,000.
garage ad S s}6ct 5i $500 rooms ana DAN
$50 Canal ST. Sc rooms and bath;
~ Line. i. c. WELDON ii ( Co. 8 St. Sc.
So Oo-eI9 c ST. N.E.-9 r. & B.
S75.O0-4003 Kansas ave. n.w.-S r. & b.
So Soil Ioth st. n.e.-6 r. & b.
For CUlored.
ss5.Oo-636 I. st. n.w-9 r. & b.
SiI22 i 10Th st. St. ms r. tsp pt'
THOS. u. WALSH.
Main 755s-7559. SIS nth st. wv. IL
FOR COLORED.
st. NE r. ( b., cleo. owner on premises
| ! TO , pm. Friday.
DEAL WITH TS-QUICK RESULTS.
| Irving St. west OF 14th St. s r. &
| b. colonial brick. lear gar age; only
| $50 month.
Modern brick residence. Monroe st.
west OF 14th. arranged In fats. rent
reasonable.
fats. etc. on the heights and other
parts of the city and nearby Va. con
suit US. Uptown Office open $50 pm
n. T. RYON CO.. INC,
Main d2' 45 5Sa' i If F ST St.
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CAFRITZ COMPANY

Teiephone Service Until 9 PM
COZ ORFD-l5l7 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
ne|4 large rooms. newly reoecoratsd
throughout. Rent. 500
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Nam 755s-7559. SIS nth s.. wv. IL
FOR COLORED.
oo-Near Union Station. No. 800 c
at. n.e-9 r. & h.. cleo. Owner on premises
! to = pm. Friday.
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18th st. and Columbia I'd
J TO lease TO desirable tenant
exceptional offering both In
ironment. The dwelling has
arge living room with stone
built-in china closets. roomy
floor and electric stove, large
with tiled bath, two
room and two other rooms.
ON and storage room in base
wood for the Winter. The
home are exquisitely planted
b and tree. There is even Il
he roomy stone garage accom-
/. A real bargain for such Il
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I'LL X ST. N.W.-NIceIy furnished rooms
suitable for man and wife or three ladies or
gentlemen: home surroundings and board In
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CHARMING STONE HOME
IN THE. HEART OF ROCK
CREEK PARK - - -

Situated Just a half mile from
for a year or more. This is a yer,
the residence and its inimitable en-,
wide front porch with tile floor.
fireplace, handsome dining salon Wit
and we'll equipped kitchen with tile
pantry, unusually spacious master be
other large bedrooms. upstairs livlns
Servants room with bath. laundry RI
ment. Complete supply of coal ant
with every conceivable form of shrl
small lake with stone springhouse. 4
modates two ears. Reasonable renta
place.
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Modern brick residence. Monroe st.
west of 1ith. arranged In fats. rent
reasonable.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

REV. a. OPITZS Home for the Aged. Para
lyzed and lnyalds, cor. Edmonds ave. and
Nunnery lane. Gainesville, Baltimore. Rates,
SO per. week and up. Phone Gainesville $50
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Y. T. RYON CO.. INC,
Col. 1877 Bats 14th
Main 1897. 1928 + st.
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DEAL WITH CS-QUICK RESULTS.
Irving St west of 14th St. s r. &
b. colonial brick. lear gar age; only
SIS mont h
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DEAL WITH Us-QUICK RESULTS.
Irving 81 near 18th, 3-story bav-
window. brown pressed brick about
10 r. > b.. Pittsburg inst. heater.
INV h. cleo. lights. double rear
porches. large front and back yard.
only Sl32.5O month.
Sauls Addition. large corner lot
west Of 18th St. 10 r. & b.. modern
home. fine repair. garage. owner in
the west consider S125 month. Up
town Office open $50 pm.
n. T. RNON CO. INC,
Col. 1577 341S 18th St
Nam 1887. 1923 + st.
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1923 MONROE ST ROOMS. KITCHEN
rtt- lata AMI porch. all front: southern
rzrosu'e- adults transi"nts accommodated.
1920 r ST. APT sci ROOM. KTTCH-
euctte and bath. completely furnished: front
excellent location. references Potomac 1900.
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NEWLY PAINTED AND TO BE PAPERED-
IA rms. and . baths: 1925 Sth ST. NV.
II rooms and bath. 1857 F st. NV; pc
mo. 500.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
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APARTMENTS-FTR. 4 UNFyR

1920 r STA FEW DESIRABLE APART
ments one room. litcheuette and bath. one
room and bath and two rooms. reception
hall. kitchen and bath: reasonable: 2iohour
THE BRADFORD. 1900 X ST; Il TO
room ants. with kitchenettes. fur. and UNI
fur. continuous elevator and telephone
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VERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED: 122o
Conn. ave two li"Se rooms and batft- 'front.'
ju.s 40 feet ON tn. avenue. and a large
kitchen In rear on same floor: adequate heat
and hot waite. 'dnitur service: SID per
-. IL lnHSr-
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WANT GIRL TO SHARE HOU SEkEEPlNG
apartment all cOnVcnlencfs. very reason
able. 1888 Girard NV. Call Adams 1892.
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