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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

Montana crude oil output for 1925
was more than 100000 barrels,
Kevin-Sunburst produced 1865, 4S7
barrels and Cat Creek. 1,s16,857
Forsyth-Rosebud county crops fos
1925, were worth more than $500. 900.
Rice Co. oil well on state land in
the -Sunburst field paid $50. 900
royalty to the state school fund in
three months.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

Sinking Smut is more than al
odor, declare competent agricultur,
authorities It is a menace 10 this
prosperity Of the Northwest thi-
year. Smut losses Of $5,00O,OOO wer,
sustained by the Northwest IN 1925
Unless the menace is checked thin
will seem trivial beside the losses In
1926.
There is only one sure preventative
all authorities agree-the treating Of
grain seed. If proper measures arr
adopted before spring planting, tbs
threatened disaster to the 1925 crop
will be averted.
Grain Smut Prevention methods are
being advocated by representatives OF
the colleges Of Agriculture, and the
U. s. Department Of Agriculture. The
Northwest Grain Smut Prevention
Committee, with headquarters in the
Offices Of the Minneapolis CIVIC ana
Commerce Association, has been form
ed to back up the work Of these ag-
riculturai leaders and 10 do every
thing possible to impress upon the
Northwest the necessity Of treating
grain seed this year.
every cent farmer invests in the
treatment Of seed to kill smut will re-
turn him a profit Of $1,000, says
Professor A. N. Hume of the South
Dakota Agricultural College. "South
Dakota alone lost at least $1,000, 900
last year through the ravages caused
by Smut"
%Seventy-five per cent Of the wheat
brought to one country elevator was
badly smutted." says DR.. E. C. Stalk
man, plant patholOgist, College. Col
lege Of Agriculture, University Of
Minnesota. "The percentage Of heads
destroyed by smut ranges from / to
so per cent. This means Of course
corresponding deduction in yield. |
The loss on account Of smut on small
grains in Minnesota ranges from 81 |
100000 to 100000 annually"
1.-THE Northwest is In need Of in
formation relative to damages sustain
ed by grain smut last year in order b
decrease the ravages of this menace,
says H. L. BolIey Of the North Da
kota Agricultural College.
Seven thousand, one hundred eigh-
ty cars of duran wheat or "a per cent
Of the amount received at the term.
mails in Minneapolis and Duluth dur
ind during a period Of two and one
half months in 1925 showed smut no
tations. Two Thousand Eighteen cars
Of bread wheat arrived at the term
lnai with smut notations put on b,
the State inspectors" said R. p Wood /
worth, chairman Of the Northwest
Grain Smut Prevention Committee. I
1T is safe TO assume that the loss I
sustained on wheat and durum shipp- I
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

A hotel mar seIIs Ibis one. Gaa-
ing at the young women before hum
the Judge inquired what the charge
was.
The policeman answered. Running
across tie street costunaed like Sep
TENDER Morn. your honor"
Thirty days hath September" said
the Judge tersely Great Northern
Goat.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

RAYNEsrORD
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Henry vaskey and Ada Fish werv
quietly married last Wednesday d
Great Falls. Only the intimate rsia
tives Of the contracting parties be
ing present. They will be at hom.
on the CalOne ranch after Feb. 1st.
Miss Clara Calone passed through
town Sunday on her way back to her
school near Geyser.
Mr.. Ferguson. salesman for Ryan
Nero. was caller in town Tuesday
Mrs. Frank MerkIing and daughter
are staying with her mother Mrs.
Williamson.
Arthur Croft returned to his home
after several days spent at the Gray
beal hospital.
Joe Colarchic is busy hauling wheat
to the local elevator
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and three
sons have rented the P. o. Brown
place and the boys entered school
here Monday.
Catherine Visocan and Margares
Peckhnm won the high hOnors for
spelling for the first semester in the
second grade and each received a doll
lar for their effort.
Miss Inez XVI who is training for
a nurse in the Deaconess hospital
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper spent
a few hours in town Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. H. Peterson motored
to Great Falls and back Monday ey-
ening.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28
Business Readers
Advertisements Under this heading
Ten Gents per line for each insertion

FOR SALE-Pure Bred Rose Comb
Rhode Island Red Cockerels, from
prize winner Harrison strain stock,
large birds, heavy bone, dark cherry
red, free from smut. Price three doll
lars, real fancy ones five dollars. C.
L. Crane, Arlington Montana ZIP.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28
DEEP STUFF

She frowned on him and called him
Mr..
Because that night for fun he'd KR.
So just for spite,
That very night,
The naughty Mr.. KR- SR.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

Teacher Tin geography class) "ean
anyone tell me where Pittsburgh isl"
Small voice Gin rear):
"Please ma'am. they're playing IN
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

The train rObber was holding up =
Pullman car: "Out with your dough,
III kill all men without money ana
kiss all women"
An elderly gent said: You shall
not touch these ladiesI"
An old maid in an upper berth
shouted:
.sYou leave him alones he's rObbins
this train"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

Lady-'Have you given the gold
fish fresh water, Janet ?"
Janet-"No,mum, they amt Finish
ed the water / gave them yesterday
yet" The RaiIroader.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

An angry lady rushed into the mar
riage License Bureau In her hand
she bore license. To the clerk she
said;
did you or did you not, issue this
license marryin' men Albert Briggs ?
Eyes. / believe we did Whyi"
"Well, what are you going TO do
about it, she demanded, he's escap
edls-Great Northern Goat.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

The educational work of the Smut
Prevention Committee viii be conduc.
ted by the colleges of agriculture OF
the states concerned, the Northwest
Grain Smut Prevention Committee
under whose direction the campaign
was originated, having been organi-
zed merely for the purpose Of aiding
the colleges in this campaign.
I An Advisory Committee has been
appointed compose of DR.. E. C. Stalk
man, plant pathologist, and R. C. Rose
extension Rgronomist, University Of
Minnesota; H. o. Whlster, dean of the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
and N. D. German, county agent lead
err for North Dakota, both Of Fargo;
DR.. N. A. Hume, agron0mist and
Ralph Johnston extension agronomist
Of the Montana College Of Agricul-
ture. Bozeman; and R. H. Black, mar.
keting specialist, U. s. Department Of
Agriculture.
This Committee has mapped out a
plan by which full information in re-
gard to the treatment for Smut viii
be distributed 10 all sections Of thu
four states. Arrangements are being
made to see that every farmer in the
Northwest is acquainted with thu
losses resulting from smutty grain
and is informed on all Of the treat
ments used TO prevent smut.
Among the agencies cooperating in
the campaign in addition to the col
Ieges Of agriculture, are the U. s. De-
partment Of Agriculture, the Mime
sofa Farm Bureau Federation, the
Equity Cooperative exchange, the
farm press, the Minneapolis Civic
& Commerce Association, the Mime
apOls Chamber of Commerce, the Du-
luth Board Of Trade, and the 500 Line
Minneapolis & st. Louis. Chicago ana
Northwestern, Chicago, Milwaukee q
st. Paul. Great Northern. Northern
Pacific and Midland Continental rail-
roads.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

When in Great Falls leave your
car in the Ludwig Garage. Up-to-
date. careful service. If.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

Absent-mindel business man as he
kisses his wife: "Now dear, will
dictate a couple Of letters"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

FOR LEASE-For term Of three
years, 400 acre ranch generally known
as the Aseman place on Otter Creek.
Write the North American Mortgage
Co. Bozeman, Montana. ZIP.
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Mrs. Shirley Writes

teOntinued from Page ons)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

FOR SALE-Number of white
face Hereford bulls and young
mules. Mike Rocks, Belt.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28

FOR sALE-white Fox Terrier
c. A. Bond, Belt.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28
PERSONALITY IN PRINT

People always prefer to buy
known goods from merchants
whom they know.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-28
GRAIN Smut Men,
ace Getting Serious

ed to terminal markets during the
current marketing season win approx
innate 100000. Many districts es-
capped serious damage this year, but
grain smut is so easily carried from
one district 70 another that immunity
or light damage in 1925 gives no in
dication Of what may happen this
year. No chances should be taken
on this years CROP
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.

Eth a9ihs 11sh tHhSssEiSHHw 81. NV.
3 rooms: kitchenstte: bath; neMxly deco eco
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coRDoyA. goth AND FLA. AVE. "a
ROOMS AND BATH. ........... .307.oO
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APARTMENTS-TNFURNIsHED

s27 LONGFELLOW ST. NW.-ONE ROOM.
ss,tGhen ssa asossa sas sleeping porch gas sec
'Fa sm MAsHiSeTFdS TdSok REaLF2 F2oEEs Ex
CHANGE: b11 f st. NV.
25l3 i4th Nv. LARGE ROOMS, HITCH.
and eectr,s,y tS Adams he%s 1883 sssra'eo s'' gas
s. ROOMS AND BATH 32I MD. AVE Ne.
SesE zlkRf Rf c"RsS Ss coafsaao asai sds
81 Me- FlRsT,cLAss APIS. 3 AND
nrya's sS bah BIZ
Once oren to 1 Pm. iiV Al day Sunday Sunday. 20:
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES; CUT TO THE
@nn N,se IN ISo romfGr,anls
from one room, kitchenrtte and bath 10
s; 'o s%a tile w d.sc.. rn
this extraordinary offer. Csil OWNER
Adams 1855 for anpointment
":osa an Ma. ST. Ne NE; NEAR EAR. Am AND R. !.
and h; So: on onn.ssaar sar line. Apply JAS:,s..'.
k;sG,n lsG on yw n.;b s And Rooms; IONS;
%s sas s4S as' s45 Main ssss ss
list OFF 10th sT-i47b SPRING PI.
arse fssf ses isner ,esep2PH ps Po as 0s.a
:16 4th ST, s.E,--TwO ROOMS AND BATH
J. HRf sS S.;% is49 sr sTs: #ss,s! ;ssx
NEAR DUPONT circle : DESIRABLE s
= j. wALsHE. inc. 1io7 Eye st st. NV. o'00'
l. I': EEAYGS {sSrs ST roon. RLoK Sa,h S Ian AM
elect. included. 500 Adams 2o45. es. ~''
NEwLY 70 pAPERED AND PAINTEp-l.t
overlooking large yaro. See JANIToR in
Hon 2s st,o1 SE sTAfToS .nJ pr: SsAjK
decorated; elevator; porches See JANIToR.
i5loL i5l,.L,,l Ill, I,,A AVE; ,; S,w;@THREE ROOMS.
fi4!trhrn i4H,.i bath; new corner house Col
3475 HOLMEAD pr. NV, SQUARE
dron' lith ss"%nh, eco floor apt. Of :story
arate, cellar and furnace1. electricity. S15.
Ky il sATsRsBf 81, u.s. iss,.
,.a, Y Phone S, T Service to "pm psimn,o,s
- The Roland rooms bath: $50. 90
:l0 1o;h st. s.w.-The Latterner--
1888 Esm""t s"t y. w. Ap.: Ap.: s2 r. b. o.: 1880
7ss FH2fR i!;S 3. + S.S RHvIs SSHnaSS N.'a sss.s
=, ,ss5 TIE WAkT2S; A. Sx;.
:! rooms and bath ................S S41.5O
4529 KANSAS AVE-. ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath large. glassed sleeping porch; con
NeIlcnl 10 cars ana husses. Reasonahle. - .
WHITE
a2. 14th st n;w.-e r. & b, .elec. :. $50. 90
VII: elec. .,..',.......:.'...:.'. -: " $500
NV " ~. '. "'' $3.50
elec. ,.......,'...'. - .. ....:'. ' 5000
1893 y. j. ave. n.w.-lst A., 5 r.
& b.................. b. 40.7s
3i0i i, 18th ST. ne.-i r. & b. 1880
93l Nd. ave. sw-Apt; :. rms. $500
53 Eye st; n;e.-5 rms: b., h.wh 5000
Nlh New York Ave y W
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619 ST. NW-Two bright rooms cleo
tririty and gas included; rent very reason
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Is N ST Nw-NEw APARTMENT. GOOD
314 Ct. ne.-New apartment. rooms,
igt4 ns g: n@ .so"11 Aps Dass 80 soom. $50
14lo Girard st. ,n.w.-Modern fireprooi
building; excellent location. new: 3 rooms
$40 Trying ct. n.w.---3 rooms. kitchen and
' i4eS Newton st. n.w-a rooms, $40 20
c000 Belmont rd n.w.-Exclusiye. mod
ern ec1,rf nrepnrCof nc bui,SSins ,S front or rear:
Apply T. +. COOPER. zoe Investment Bldg.
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$40 DELAFIELD PL NV. - , rooms.
kitchen. bath; new house; reasonahe;
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LINCOLN PARK. ?34 KY. AYE. S.E.-3
rooms. porch bath sink: cleo; range;
n w h reasonable. adults.
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1877 A ST E.---;i rooms. gas, bath. heat;
electricity: unfuruished. Line. 23o2 Haii
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3o2 I3th ST NF-ume large room,
screened porch. a.Qi.: privilege for Ink;
private home.
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MT RAINIER, MD.--3 large rooms, ami.
sink range: $40 month North 6ol7. or
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100 FLA. AVE NE.-i large, bright. airy
rooms in semi-detached home: SINK anu
Ii nAn.N. nor IL.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED
16l6 10th STREET.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
16l6 10th STREET.
@ ,he Tsna sYns S apsl %sA
e.. pmenf to new ~ tenan. assn a..an'ins the baance Of
.!ss Sas", Ssarcas ,asHe n,ssS Tsn"s
aan.aTs a1d and e Sass
.r:S .SsndnsG Sppy s:ts END saS"
KEW GARDENS,
200 Que ST. NV.
Attractive apartments Of one and two
"hsn and ss.h ano nav. aso on. sx very Se.
able apartment on the front Of the build
9r. ao.s: SIX Sss .
sna Kitchen and s..h
attractive garden. Rents very reasonable:
being and put
ground for children. Convenient to stree,
We invite your inspection.
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 21OO. p25 18th Sc. NV
v.u, 1910 l2th STREET. nv. go.
,vs ":rnr .nd aistsnns trS a;ss.s
S5ss.,: ~. "a: y Zen !: !:
eissd For further m Information INQUIRE a.
THE Drrao%IHFr %Hr tii.G RA5 Ns9af." MosEs' p1. NV.
No +t A ST. rHSn9i SHUL '1f 9sss ss'h 18Th ST.
No. idgs HE !sESSxss 5Ss%. ~ {SSS Ss,S ST. x.so 90
The eiIFfBoTsNE aSSms ieG iss5 Hs55 cal1:r. ST. Sw
No. D0---6 rooms and bath 70 90
cIbSs IS; E SS Hi.5, S' Nc, g., SSds
CRESTHILL APARTMENTS
sUILDISS LDISSSS IrTE EpTssHER RIs4Eb MAscH 1''
rHssEES.sAHls1ssEzAHses TIER s. 4 ! 1ssEzAAses, IA ss
LARGE PoReFSs@sSsSE FbSoS@cSsSSsSE HAVE TWO
.ssv';;sI $sS ::s$s!Ss$ :sS IS f1sH HSs'i;ss'
shs a crest se,a N .se Si hl'
anording. an unobstructed view over, the city.
surrounding country and. indeed. down the
This high class building with elevator
bath heated by oil incinerator. s ETC '.'''
,ET%E StoSirARlsoS tsSi SsqR5Refi FoR REAL kESfHAL H
MOORE & HILL, INC.
73o 18th ST.
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
In most exclusive section OF Wash brau-
tlful. large. detached bldg. extra large rms
bright and airy; a arm. corner apt, all fac
ing street, tile bath. -parauet floors. reno
Dss9 like only so sse ,Ss TO reliable
ouch ants. in the neighborhood rent at least
st. Phene a'e%er North aa 4sae. i'' 'aniofn'A
LOOK AT THESE BEAUTI-
full apartments. just completed ;
new corner apt. bldg, Vale Vista,
2410 10th NV.
Miiion -SOiiars BriGss. Gs Coo; in summer 'n
few left Of large rooms kitchen. tile
bath. large closets. built-in mahogany fur
niture. which has never been installed be
,Wo @ bus lines: can Be seen day Or 'nieh.
Price $50 to S71.5O. Will furnish II desired
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ARMY OFFICER. BACHELOR. WANTS
bath. sIeepinr perch and garage; |. prsfsrsSiy
In Washington Heights or near Rock Creek
Park: give full details. Address Box 22o,4
Star ONCE. 2Ss
RENT HOUSE@FURNISHED.
QUE ST NEAR ROCK CREEK. 2 BLOCKS
from Dupont Circle rooms baths: hrs'
floor. kitchen. porch: garage: from MAJ
to Nov or longer. Bargain. Pot. 1O14.
1873 OAK ST-9 ROOMS. . BATHS. SEC
ond floor fitted as complete apartment; syal,
! REALTY CO. 410411 Evans Bldg. Main
S4l6
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RENT ROONS-FJ-R. (Cont'd).

RENT ROOMS-Flk. COnt ~.
oil NJ ST NW.--Clean second-hoor 'front.'
room modern; gentlemen. vi. S4.------------.
1856 CALVERT ST-Large furnished room
with hoard: overlooking Rock Creek.
APT. $40. MONMOUTH HOTEI~-Bed.sitIa
room next to hath. Call after y PM. <"
9lS 11th ST. NW.--Colored; front run"nii' rpnn
furnished: suitable for two girls.
1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Nicely furnsneu'
cheerful room all conveniences
80 l4th ST. NV. opposite District Bye binnsss
lh.k. rooms. 81 up. -------------- -
FURNISHED ROOMS.
One and two room suites with or withouidt wiid
serrina ontional. living rooms by day, bed
rt rooms by night; FINEST IN CITY attTa,s. mr,c
tive rates by .day. week or month: AM, ieae soc
phone Complete service. Come anu sec
something new. >-,1r
1901 Fairmont st. NV.
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ola n. G. AVE. SE-Second floor. large.
bright rooms kitchenette, Ink; next pam
a reasonable. II
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II44 MORSE ST NE.--Two or three
rooms with kitchenette and bath; ami -.
c21 BRYANT ST. NE" Ink: gas range:
new house: So. Potomac l2SS.N -
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iii STAPLE ST Ne tnear l4th and
Florida, ave l-3 rooms, priiona'e oa'"'
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1920 NEWTON SIT RMS. b.
slp. perch; pS,s desirable: mr.. 18th S's,oo
SEMxRK ssGss0ss ST. clev. Pk.-Det.. rms. S.O'
rpesM6soRs E ssfsst MbaeS.rn 6y!aels house lou
SoRrwfsT 5r sPssTeu;s sEBHRss EtiBsHHFRdss ample ans
sym@e5s suTnisssd, il. SIsvsIsnd s .n; Park and
MSDDr9 Ssass SAssaas sEGaaf Soss MALLORY
ses 18th St, NV. Inc Main 1913.
ssss :ps ,s ctv:isna ;sasy sfeH8G' May
TiLL Rest TRoM ITNE To- TTonns sErT Zoo 5
fn sSInx prsSi isSi rsirSiI ErSns St, r1oo 'eep
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLuBmT9R aoESps. sUM rH.
& mer months rooms sleepipS A porSnesc cSsys Isss
Shs.e sss 'sRhls Nd. cleSs sSei'1 1875 slss month
i, ale6 3sth ST; CLEvELAND PARK-FoRR
baths. = large porches: fruit. garden: sa5sse,
| NEAR THE BLUEMONT ELECTRIC LINE:
! Hill fiiHAsH Mountains: s" mscadsm ma road For par
ticulars call after Sunday Frank. SS6. 24e
RENT AT S1OO. A COMPLETE HONE; s1x
am sn,o sleeping porch eSesnfo Ms,n os4
IRVING ST NEAR PARK ROOMS. ="
ssGSs ssssse; for summer adults only. Phone Col
WE HAVE LARGE NUMBER OF BEAU
tifully furnished houses for rent. for the
Summer months and some for lonser periods
ington. including Cleveland Park and in
Chevy Chase. Maryland. near District Line.
oushiy modern many. having slespins
porches. verandas large lots and shade trees
The rents are considerably reduced and very
HERMAN T. GASCH.
Ma Ynrlr AVa Mai1 I
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ETTPNJSUFD ROOMS
prNr rnn,,S-I.\EiKNiSHED.

i4S ADAMS ST. N.W.-,Iwo large rooms rooms
and bath With kitchen sins $40 per n.un.n' nn.
i,
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I1O7 CORCORAN ST NW--ATTRACTIvE
Included. S55. North 713S. 25s
303O ST. NW.-COMPLETELY FUR.
nished fjve-room and bath apartment porch;
first floor
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r,stca r.dctnH ,ba s9ns S ms1e
pment to new tenant assuming the balance OF
his lease: the apartment has a living room
l2xl5. = large bedroom 12xJa an attractive
breakfast room. KITCHEN and tiled bath with
u desired: two large closets, electric. re
frigerator. soundproof floors and exceilen,
24-hoUr service ApDlv resident manager
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RENT HOUSEsLFURNIsHED.

QUE ST. NEAR ROCK CREEK. . BLOCKS
from Dupont Circe-9 rooms. baths: first
floor kitchen. porch: garage: from MAJ
to Nov. or longer. Bargain. Pot. lO14.
1913 OAK ST. ROOMS. BATHS. SEC
ond floor fitted as complete apartment: avail!
able June ! rental S125 per month. UNION
REALTY CO.. 41041l Evans Bldg. Main
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(COntfnuedN

DELIGHTFUL BROOM, ,ALCOvE BATH
apt. in .nice-looking brick apt. house; good
lent TO stores aud theaters: electric lights
so. CAIWOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
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RENT R0OMS-FVR. & UNFUR.

3o RANDOLPH PI. Nw-} large Ink.
rooms porch cleo with or without garage;
near stores and cars. OWNER. Pot. 33B3.
1877 MASS AVE S.E.-Two rooms. in
closed sleeping porch: bath elec. gas. h L.:
reasonable. "a
1880 TRINIDAD AVE. Ne or Ink
,ooms. large screened porch. gas range:
-easonahe. '
226@ HIGH ST. S.E.-Front room with gas
and electricity; furnished or unfurnished;
next to bath.
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l4l6 ORREN ST NE.--Entire second floor;
ami; . adults. S35. Call after . m
l4O6 ST NJ large rooms and bath:
gas. electricity furnished: $40.
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73o 18th ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ARMY OFFICER BACHELOR. WANTS
unfurnished apartment of several roops
In Washington Heights or near Rock Creek
Park: give full details. Address Box 22o-4
Star OffiCe ZSe
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FOR RENT. SUMNER MONTHS. LARGE
furnished apartment with Stsinway grand
downtown. For interview write. Address
Box 202-X. Star Office. 25s
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1904 l4th ST. NV.
Apt 15-3 large rooms, reception hall.
bath: $40
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ment IN Chevy Chase. D.. c.. phone owner.
Cleve. 97e. and inspect 3 rooms bath and
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SUBURBAN BOARD

FORT STRONG VILLA
Lee Highway. Va. l mile from Wash
lngton: large home large grounds plenty
shade HOME PRODUCE. Take Cherry
dale. Va. bus. 36th and " NV. Clar. 1870.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN APARTMENTS
HEDGES g. MIDDLETON Inc.
CHAPLIN,
1929 Belmont 6

1914 Chapln 81. N.W.
recently reduced Prices from $50 to S66.
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VISITORS TO CITY.
can get hk. furn. apt. better than hotel
for less than half the rates. First-class ant
bldgs. in best and most accessible residential
bath. parquet floors, 2 rms. $50: 4 rms rms. and
bath $75. Only 2 left. Act quickly Phone
North 1896. Or call 213a California st. NV.
T[TSTIY FAMOITS
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KEW GARDENS,
2IN One ct NV
Ds ~ y Il wa
Main 21OO p26 18th 81. NV

1910 18th STREET. NV.
-. walking distance downtown: two attsae-
one room. Eitchen. aicc1s dressins cicsss
With Murphy bed. Kitchen cablnss. and
cited. For further inform alton inquire as
Ant e. rasidtnt MANAGER.
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14S9 NEWTON ST. NV. APT No. s.
Attractive housekeeping apt: completely
month; June l to October 1. Columbia
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WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD

YOUNG LADY WANTS ROOM AND BOARD
with quiet people, vicinity Amer Univ. or
Wesley Heights: near bus line. Address Box
BOX. Star Office. 25s
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WHERE TO DINE

THE LONE STAR I'M. CONDUIT ROAD.
District Line--An ideal place to dine; chick
en- dinners. dancing: reservations. Ci. 4oO3.
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fEAs fasps e ooSS Ant AYE y Pot, asD slsaw STs1s ts@
pletely furnished five-roOm apartment: $65.
14s9 NEWTON ST. NV. APT No. s.
Attractive housekeeping apt: completely
month: June l to October 1. Columbia
ami, adults 3IiS South Dakota ave. ne.
near R. I. ave. Phone North 906-W. 25s
THE WYATT APIS. 1920 GA. AVE. APT.
H~Nicely furnished. large living rm receipt.
hail. bedrm. bath with shower. kit. break
fast rm.: $50: car line and 18th ct. bus
lIne. Apply ianitor or Adams 1891.
WIDOW LADY. WILL SHARE BEAut1-
, I'll northwest ~ home with 2 c girls; i 442i
ea Nam sxi for aps 10 Ssss sse
wESTMORELAND. 2122 CALIFORNIA ST
we'll furnished: cool: 9 roms. kitchenette
mer nsn ss5 Ssle Nor,R Gaaa 4is4 June is' '0r sum
1909. VERMONT AVE. TWO 2-RoOM
apart, apartments; s,, .' gas electris light. janitor'
1892 9th ST. NW-FURNISHED 2-ROOM
apt next to bath; with private family;
door. 8 rooms, private bath. porch sas
range. water In kitchen: adults. 2Ss
2O3 wARDMAN PARK ANNEX-REFINED
young lady to share. attractive two-room
kitchen, bath apt. Col. 4741. "a"
1905 NEWTON N.W-ENTIRE FLOOR
private bath, three rooms, inclosed sleeping
porch. kitchen; neatly furnished for h.k.;
If YOU WANT AN ATTRACTIVE APART
CieVe % S7S. and inspect 3 rooms no'ib bath 4"i and
porch: b.. l.. gas: no young Children.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2126 r ST--Somethng nice. exclusive: one
of Washingtons best neighborhoods; Al
front rooms many windows: beautifully
furnished: single double. ensuite. twin beds:
excellent meals: transients accommodated.
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I3Z9 Belmont st. NV.
room, kitchen, bath dining alcove
Murphy bed. Prices $40 to S42.50 Very
reasonable rentals.