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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19

Lemoyne Danielle had the most .
pleasing voice that it had ever been
ng good fortune to listen to. She
vas not only a gifted singer, with a
Splendid sense of Interpretation, but
Ig Ike a great actress, with peLu-
-1 WaEnth aud urrr. Barry. toe.
-at seenly the song of his own ere
-Mg and then there were times
Wien his face reflected the intensity
q his emotion
The second verse Of the song con-
l1uei.
.Jls. a little, little house
Viii it come true,
le, me take you to my heart
and share it with YOU"
The song ended. There was a
moment of silence, vibrant with feel
~ This, then was the song that
oaTmgton Pierce had said expressed
-s sentiments exactly. Was it Lee
-oyhe he wanted to share his "littie
@lSe or was his imaginary mate
NAe lovely creature of his own
moods and fancies?
lille Mitchell had said that he
~ not return Lemoyne's ardent
~.e'm.akng but regarded her only
..A loyalty and deep affection. At
E rate the simple little song-poem
~ affected me as we'll as the mu-
hullo there! Salhe's crying an
--lleed Curtiss, I'm sure our friends
.'s VIII refuse to entertain Us furth-
I mats the way their music eff
-e,ts YOU"
Ho1 az all" Barry responded, ii
e most sincere compliment sht
-.-l possibly bestow upon us. /
s.S'gs without a doubt that she ha.
.,i Aeen appreciation of an artist"
IN sorry, though, l murmure,
-sI-y-sn tears, Il really didn't rcaliz,
~ I was doing But I've never
---. n my hfe heard anything tina
T7-- M. i me- so deeply" l concluded.
>, --e ueWights' arrival put am en-,
olf conversation. They wer
49, 10y followed by Andre Molier
designed costumes ana stage set
n.y. Lot one Of the mos5 popula
~l-e III The motion picture firma
vas While we were at tea tina
e5ur -" everyone attention to til
I'm I was wearing.
Nd most becoming. Ravissant
- ~ mas exquisite taste. Nav
= i, mere N you found such a desig,
rsIir,. '-s city Of over-rated dres
u Establishments ?"
sfo-~ o1shl this one because it hi
D. ~, not that I think its sDecia
W., evaded the Cuestio
@W5e-eo nave 1 seen the gown som
fore rc ,rs nave | seen the gown b
in the 5.-.s5."here most surely?" brol
TIE Fr,a.a at the Fashion Fete
govBls = Of course, the pri
sartb 5;5 ne exclaimed, dbut how
h,S I' Jules Simonin 70 lot mo h
Want 'allshed his question "weII
The easy He Said 7 co,,l 49, IL
q aoTegs. gown copied with basI,
o1t I VOL Won instead Of the portra
had Seen - IN I head to it. You see
Fant am, al Of his models and did
aot Al "a l told him that thew W,
q several .gIllIerent from the fro,
-''Ops IN Fifth Avenue 9
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19

maybe l am about some things but
somehow, l don't like the :dea Of you
wearing a dress with that sort &c
woman's picture on 1T. Though 1
realize now that I should have waited
until we got home to discuss such a
personal thing. You'll forgive me
though, won't you dearest ;"
Curtiss was irresistible when he
pleaded and in a moment l was smil-
ing.
"Ncw, I'll make terms with you,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19

and then hot waves of anger and
humiliation surged over me. 1t was
So unlike Curtiss to discuss personali-
ties in the presence Of others, so
unnecessary to make me feel provin-
ciaI before these friends who were
predetermined and had meant nothing
in discussing my gown but friendly
interest and desire to be compli-
mentarv How very thoughtless it
was of him to cause a scene which ]
knew was bound to follow.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19

sat where could watch the facial expressions of the two
aomers Lemoyne the singer and Darlington Pierce, the
acompanist playing one of his own compositions.
From the opening note he totally Oblivous OF his
Surroundings His eyes closed he lost himself in the melody
veEety tones his sensitive fingers capable OF Produc
ing. After brief prelude Lemoyne began singing
No one knows my little house-No one but you,
Windows wide to hold the lght-Little doorstep too
have fashioned it myself-And moulded the key,
Roof of tangled roses wiId-Siver pink with dew.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19
Horses

One dark bay Gelding, weight 1900 lbs.
One dark bay mare, weight 1900 pounds
One SorreI Mare, weight 400 pounds
One Black Mare, weight 1850 pounds
One Bay GeIding, weight 1850 pounds
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19

"I'u go on one
condition, Sallie,
that you go home
and take off that
dress and" he
hesitated, in a Sc
riOuS manner.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
ENGLISH BUILD
AIR MARVEL
By r. A. WRAY
international News service

HOWDEN, Yorkshire, England,
March 11.-An air OF mystery pre-
walls as preparations are made for
laying the keel here of Great
Britain's new wonder airship, the
R-I01.
Work on building this ship will
begin during the first week in
April.
The r 1O1 is being constructed
for service in the first airship line
between England and India, with
the possibility that the line may
be extended from India to Australia
IL IL proves successful.
With q normal speed OF DO
miles an hour, the designers be-
heve that the engines will be
capable OF developing sufficient
power to drive the airship from
England to Australia in 256 flying
hours.
) In order that the secret details
Of the ship may be kept q mystery,
the work Of construction has been
divided up and many workers only
know the details OF that particular
part of the ship which they are
constructing.
The air ministry has shown its
confidence in the ability Of English
women to keep secret, for many
women have been employed to work
On the new airship. all of the
fabric work having been allotted to
women.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
Choice 81 al
Mem Spring Shades

Tailored sport dresses, stTUig lstLine,
ending In short flares, basque effects,
sUeeping flares, circular skirts, smart
Iy offset by pIeGted panels, inserts,
scarf collars, some Nth contrasting
cOLOred facing, Others with gold tas-
sells, fancy buttons, embroidery and an
unending UGriety Of other stunning
trimmings.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
roo MANY TIN CANS
MAY CAN CAN DAY

NEW CASTLE, Pa. March IL.
l"Tin Can Day, " upon which an:
nually the city trucks collect the
winters accumulations Of cans, may
be abandoned this spring. accord
ing to CouncilmaI d. o. Davies.
head of the department in charge
OF garbage collection.
The number Of cans placed out
for city collection. last year was
conplishing the collection In day
it took two weeks, time, for the
city and regular garbage collection
was badly handicapped.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
CHILDREN St OP
CUPID 5 FUN

Cupid. who so frequently. makes
q mess Of things when he aims his
darts at the upper age brackets,
didn't rise above his reputation
when he tried to mate William
Garner, retired Newport News. Va,
merchant, who confesses to SIS
years, and Mrs. Ida Walters, pretty
F Street milliner, who admitted 46
summers last January.
The District Supreme Court, some
time in the future, will hear facts
and figures bearing on the conten-
ton of Mrs. Walters that Garner
now should pay her 100000 for
desertion and desolation, after he
had led her almost to the very
steps of the altar The "humilia-
ton, modification and Disgrace
which she suffered as prospective
bride without a bridegroom, is
worth all of that, the washington
milliner said in suit which she
filed in the District court yesterday
through her attorney, T. Morris
Wampler.
Refuses to Discuss It
But, until papers in the suit
can be served on the aged Vir.
gilman, and the case come to trial
Mrs. Walters refuses to say any
thing about 1t. She has said enough
already, one of her friends declared
adding that perhaps she had said
too much.
Mrs. Walters. who lives at 270s
Woodley Pr N. W., recites in he1
petition that Garner proposed &c
her January Is, purchased an ex
pensive ring for her d few days
afterward, bought license to wed
her in New York January 26, and
notified the minister to be ready
January 3l-and then he Ciisap
peared. She says she was ready
January 81
When Washington newspapers
first published news Of the pros,
pective wedding last January,
Gamers children rushed, post haste,
from Newport News, vowing to pre-
vent the nuptfals. a daughter
camped in Washington and q son
stood guard in New York. Just
what happened while these filial
sentries were on duty, Mrs. Walters
would not say at the time but ncr
suit indicates that the children won
their point somehow.
Gamers wife died in 1928, as did
Mrs. Walters husband. Garner
formerly owned chain OF clothing
stores in Virginia, but retired some
years ago from that business and
since had been Interested in Viz
ginia and Florida real estate.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
CHINESE TO EXHIBIT At
PHILADELPHIA EXPOSITION

PEKING, March 11.--C Chinese par
.ticipation in the sesqui-centennial
celebration at Philadelphia Was as
sured today with the announcement
that the cabinet here had given it's
approval Of the expenditures ill-
voIved
The cabinets action was inter.
preted in American circles here as
indicating a great enthusiasm for
the Philadelphia project. inasmuch
as the present government is in sad
financial straits, and is not In q
position to spend money save on
matters of the most vital Inn
portancA.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
IN. 4 w. 70 INSTALL
AUTOMATIC CONTROL

LJRAY, va. March IL. terials
have been ordered BY the Norfolk
ana western railroad for the eQuip,
ment needed to install the auto.
matte train control over 13S miles
81 track from Shenandoah to Roa
noixe.
This system Is already In opera
ton from Shenandoah north to Ha-
gerstown, being put In service In
November, 1924. According TO an
order BY the Interstate Commerce.
Commission, the system must be N
effect on the south end BY July .,
1926.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
"sToP' SIGNS TO
REPLACE PAINT WARNINGS

Contracts will be awarded at an
early date for the manufacture Of
4, 900 metal stop signs to replace
the legends painted on the streets
infersecting bollevards, according
to Traffic Director M. O. EIdrfdge.
None of. the old warnings are
being repainted, so that within q
short time all traces OF white paint
viii be obliterated. Eldridge said
that bids for the processing of the
new signs. which win be "A inches
square, viii be accepted in = few
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
The Blue Beetle!
(P. S. See TOmorrow's Times)

at the Mayflower Hotel, March %.
are well on their way to comple-
ton, according to a statement by
the arrangen1ents coknmittee.
The banQuets have become more
elaborate with each succeeding
year. and the committee states
that the 1926 event viii eclipse all
of the associations accomplish
merts of the past.
= Leaders in the governmental.
diplomatic and Congressional life
of washington have been invited
to attend. Future announcement
wiz be made OF arrangements for
entertainment.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
YOUNG VIENNA SURGEON
.sEMs UP PATIENTS HEART

VIENNA, March IL eminent
surgeons are congratulating Or.
Natfer. q young house surgeon at
the Iselbegg clinic. who has saved
the life of a patient BY stitching
two wounds III her heart. The pa.
tient was stabbed.
DR. Nather sawed through three
ribs and sewed up the heart and
the patient has recovered.
Using either rolls Of film or cut
pieces. q. French inventors camera
that can be loaded for LOO pictures
Ii operated by one hand, 3 trigger
releasing the shutter.
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
ROCK EFELL ER STARTS
$1,000. 600 SCHOOL FUND

PROVIDENCE, II. 3 March IL.
start 81 million dollar fund for
the Improvement of American
schools and colleges was an
nounced BY John y. Rockefeller. il.
in his capacity as member Of the
Senate Of Phi Beta kappa, honor
fraternity
The fund Is To be completed ct
the sesqui-centenni celebration Of
the fraternity next December
water cfrcuIafes aaifonatichily At
rate Of 100 gallons rs minute In
q new home laundry machine that
can be operated ~ placing II over
stove Of eaE burner
The Washington times., 1926-03-11

shortly you just lift that old both
ersome corn right off with your
fingers. 1t works like a charm.
every time.
A tiny bottle OF "F'reezone" costs
only few cents at any drug stoVA
The Washington times., 1926-03-11
WHITE HOUSE CAMERA
MEN PLANNING DINNER

Pans for the fourth annual din
ner OF the White House Photog-
raphers Association, to be held
The Washington times., 1926-03-11

You'n laugh! Lift off hard corns.
soft corns, corns between the toes
and caIlouses. It doesn't hurt a bit!
Seems Magic! Just drop ''F'reez-
one on any tender, touchy corn.
Instantly Il stops hchinE: then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26
ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

I'LL SOLDIER MET An OLD
WITCH WHO PROMISED
HIM MONEY " Ne WOULD
GO INSIDE A TREE AND
GET HER GRANpMorHgR'S
FINDER aox. Ne FOUND
THREE DOGS GUARDING
THE MONEY. Ha BROUGHT
UP ALL the. GOLD He
COULD CARRY AND THE
oLp TiNpER BOX. THIS
NE REFUSED 70 GIVE UP.
VIXEN he ;tAp SPENT AL
HIS MONEY NE RUBBED
the FINDER BOX AND the
LARGEST DOG APPEARED.
THE DOG GOT MIN MORE
MONEY. AND BROUGHT A
BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS TO
HIM. FOR STEALING THE
PRINCESS He WAS
IMPRISONED. ne SENT A
eoY FOR TIE TMoga
COX. HE RUBBED IT AND
TIE THREE DOGS
APPEARED.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BOSS & PHELPS
l4l7 X Street Main $500

BOSS & PHELPS
l4l7 X Street Main $500
MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS; ~
Surroundings afford utmost
comfort for Summer months.
! and rooms. kitchen and bath.
$50 to 500.
LONDON HALL
The best apartments, in the most
convenient downtown loration.
Elevator and switchboard serv
ice. Murphy bed IN each apart
/ room. kitchen and bath.
SAC to $50
THE JEANETTE;
town apartment. one SQUARE from
Thomas Circle.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath.
81" so and up.
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
An exceptional proposition for
those who desire large apart
rooms kitchen. " baths and
and sleeping porch.
1919 Z STREET. -
Adaptable for doctors or dentists.
= rooms kitchen and bath.
$50 90.
THE LANSING
An unusual Offering III an apart
ment convenient to the Congress
sIunal Library, House and Senate
Offices.
o rooms. kitchen and bath.
sos 90.
93f9 STREET
Two family apartments in
snlendid condition.
> rooms. kitchen and bath.
$40 to $50.
is r ST NE
Newly redecorated apartment in
desirable neiEhborhood.
Second floor.
, rooms. kitchen and bath.
$1,000.
ASK FOR OUR RENT LIST"
BOSS & Phi ELPS
14l7 X Street Main $500
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424 1lth ST. NE.

424 1lth ST. NE.
Desirable apt. consisting of three rooms,
kitchen bath. reception hall and porch.
Rental $40 per month co
10 sth st, NV go Nam 1862
MOORE & HILL. INC,
"BANCRoFT'-s0o 18th ST NV.
:; rooms and bath. non -hou,ekeeping -3 ~
} rooms and bath, non housekeeping So.oo
LEGATION --5i30 CONN. AVE. Nv
3 rooms and bath .............-.- S82 20 20
8 rooms and bath 49,. -............ 5000
FIEID.--;I"o r NV.
:! rooms and bath S3n.uo and 30. 3o
:, room. and bah .......; s4 sac 60
3 rooms aud bath ..-........ !,-. oo'oo
rooms and aH BAH $50 90 90; s55 90 and 5000
1908 NEWTON NV. oo
rooms and bath ............. $500
o525 ONTARIO RID. a.ooo
looms looms and ba,h 80 20 90 90
PELHAM, COURTS ':-c12P NY.
! room and bath, non housekeeping o59 g0
8 rooms and bath. ] porch ........, 900
THE PERsH1NG' '-;i7ol 18th NV.
I room kit. and bath 5000 and $3.50
3 rooms and bath - ~
500 90, 500 so: SO 90: 81 80 SS3 w
rooms and bath. ......, e.. .....-..- 31.oo
1921 BELMONT NV
| room kit and bd ..... ST.. 90 and S43.u
3 rooms and bath. ...........- 5000
1445 y ST NV
/ room. KIT and ba and Murphy bed Si9 90
"CAMBRIEGE"-o2l 10Th NV
] room. kit. and ba and Murphy bed S2:t o.
, rooms and bath .....- f'-.oO
1896 OGDEN NV.
1 rooms and bath. ............-..... ... S53 30
2l10 10Th NV
:, rooms and bath ..... SJO. 90 and So 90
rooms and bath $500. 5000
1892 conn AVE, NV ~
rooms and bath So . 90
MOORE & HILL, INC.
80 18th NV.
Main l114.
FEW APARTMENTS LEFT IN NEW
1909 18th ST. NV.
Between X st. and Mass. Ave.
Apartments containing living room. foyer.
dining alcove. kitchen and bath.
Conveniently arranged moderately priced,
Thomas !. Fisher & Co. Inc,
-3S 18th - Main $3.50
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=
CHATHAM COURTS.
1871 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
:, rooms. kitchen and bath $50, so.
! room kitchen and bath $50.
D rooms kitchen and - baths. 81
RAYMOND
Sl4 12nd ST. NV,
3 rooms ki,chenette and bath. $50 aud
terror newly done over and electrified; new
and modern lighting fixtures.
VENTOSA.
lst AND B SITS. NV
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. So
:. rooms. Kitchen and bath. $40. Si1
and $50
/ room. kitchenette. slcove, bath S31 30.
pENHrRST.
4S II ST NV.
ard = rooms $40 and $50
Splendid apis. newly pipered anu painted
ASTORIA
;trd AND q SITS. NV
and :! rooms SID to So 90
CORTLAND.
1850 EUCLID ST. NV.
room and bath. electro grin, so.
/ rooms. kitchen and bath. SloJ.
CHEVY CHASE
1868 CHEVY CHASE
PARKWAY.
AT CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. -
" rooms kitchen and bath. $50.
All OF these apartments ar
Bliss Building. IS B street. NV
Adams S464.
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RENT HOUSFS-FCRNISHED.

nous with shady yard. near St, Aibans 6,
CHEVY CHASE D. C-lU ROOMS, 2
baths. porches, shady grounds; near car line
July and August; reasonable rental. 3.o4
M1NTwooD PL-lI, ROOMS. !? BATS:
ens sner or ete ne deshtigl s2 sa location
tirut ave- and b. e. line@Modern. ten
rooms two bath, nicely and e glI
Cleveland 6b1 21'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED SIX ROOM
house edge OF park. norches: reduced rent
4as4nw tow" july /, Phone Columbia
MT EAsANT--ATrRAcTiyE HoME
sly 5 rooms, Jui! 10 oct. l74s Kiibourne pl.
BEAUTIFUL DISTINGUISHED SPANISH
| house overlooking Rock Creek Park. fur
| nished rooms. baths. double garage. at
tacheu easement Windows several French
door. awnings: very cool. :, mos. or longer.
1868 Geranlum, ST. NV. Adams 27s3: ref
NV SECTION ROOMS AND BATH.
a mi. convenient to Two car lines and bus:
year lease n desired to responsible party
JILY AND AUGUST, DETACHED HOME.
Cleveland Park room, and 2 baths.
screened Dofches; garage. Cleve. 1907:
| rooms. baths. sleeping and breakfast porch
ss garase conyenient to ears and 10Th St
bus. Adams Ian
1902 9Th ST NV
rooms. bath. cleo. garage. nicely fur
nished including piano and electric washer;
immediate possession; SllO.
12l1 Eye P e NV s PE1 Iain e4a7.3s
MT EA>ANT-Exceptional home. com
IS instantaneous hot " ater heater, on Mon
roe ST. near entrance To Rock Creek Park
from July lst 10 October 18th. at $50 per
'''''' PERCY RUSSELL COMPANY,
go 9th s.. NV
200 O ST. NV.
II rooms and 8 baths: h.w.-h.; gas and
elect; nicely furnished: house IN excellent
$1,000.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO..
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. NJ. 1913.
SS5-44OS Seventh St. NV.
Six rooms; bath and garage.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 X St: NJ. $500.
| S26015l05 3oth Street NV.
modern baths: also garage. wv
BOSS & PHELPS,
14lI n St. NJ. $500.
RENT HOUSES-FUR. l. UNFUR.
LANGDON. 2714 22nd ST. NE-8-ROOM
house. bath. porch; fruit and lawn: fur
nlshed or unfinished. Reasonable. Phone
Potomac $50.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK ROOMS AND
bath. lower floor: basement: back yard: cleo.
light 1897 Mass. ave. So. 80
1913 OAK ST. NV ROOMS AND =
baths, ami. frst-class condition: rental.
500 unfurnished SIPS furnished.
Union REALTY CORPN.
Evans Bldg Nam SAILS.
| FURNISHED OR ADMINISTRATION
room house. Chevy Chase; reasonable TO re-
sponsible parties: can be inspected from
NV. Phone Cleveland 1894 Mr.. Dawson.
nNs
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
COLORED.
). Rent reduced on fine house in northeast.
d.. .iso5 BENNING RID. NE.
BOSS & PHELPS,
l4l7 X Street. Main 900.
Is EYE ST. NV.
90 91 s.is block from st. Aloysius; rooms
ola 1T, ", H. WEST Cow, oooo
II. l.. RUST COMPANY.
5208 41st ST NV
z rooms and ,d bath, garage $4,000
rooms I a@s S Nf@ JERSEY AVE. $4,000
.''e "a 81 RICK VSi CREEK ,ctH. RID. s'O %
. rooms a is,s W SStbs 1vr. $1,000
l2 rooms and !: baths, ...:..,... $500
ls rooms and p bah / s5 ,x,w..... $4,000
- rooms a' $o6 G%'@ a4th ST. NV sizoo"
Z rooms : PAR TakoNS 11a PARK $1,000
104 EASTERN AVE.
broom bunsaloWt porches. S55 90
725 BOUNDARY ST.
6room bungalow. porches ........ sos 90
II. l.. RUST COMPANY.
1211 VERMONT AVE. NV.
IDEAL BOARDING HOUSE LOCATION
10 rooms and baths; INV h., gas eiec
100000.
722 18th ST. NV.
JUST OFF PA. AVE
| /" rooms and :, baths h.-w.h gas & elsc
$1,000
1920 10Th ST. NV.
rooms and bath. h.-wh gas & e'.c
10000
Ola SPRING ROAD NV.
rooms and bath h-wh. gas & e,ec
$4,000.
S24 18th ST. NV.
end and Bird Floors
rooms and bath, electricity
$1,000.
pa 1lth ST. Sc.
rooms and bath latrobe heat ga
$50 90.
522 9th ST. Sc.
rooms and bath ]atrobe heat Eas
SO 90
1922 18th 81. NV.
| rooms ami bath. latrobe neat gas
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO..
! 10Th Pa. Ave. NV NJ. 1919
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NEW APARTMENTS.
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
1928 BAY ST. Sc.
B
First floor ? kitchen and bath $3.50
ri 18th ST. Sc 1888 MASS. AVE. Sc.
2nd floor rooms kitchen End floor, rooms, kitchen
and bath, Sal. and bath, S43
apartments have front and back porches yards radio
heat, electricity Garages available
Close to Eastern High School and bus line
Inspect Ioday-Rents Reasonable
BavS Street Apartments Open for Inspection.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 210O o25 18th St. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

J/UD IIIIK ZEN Fl ST. NV
CORNER SPRING ROAD
Two rooms dining aicove kitchen. bath
Choice of two apis. one with screened
south norch S55 to St5. Janitor Will
show. Further details. Main 2133 26'
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Desirable apt. consisting of three rooms
kitchen. bath reception hall and porch
Rental. $40 per month.
c. A SNOW co.
10 Sth ct Wv Nam 1862.
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1913 18th St. NV.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.

1876 COL, RID. NW.-6 rms, b. H.
5oa7 n 7t S'ei PL. Nw.-6 rms. b.. h ~o.'og
55Si 18th ST. N.w.-6 rms. b., h
2ss IDoTgGsLiAS ST. NE-G rms b. oo,,,
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
o1o 18th St NV Main S9ia
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST
HAMPTON COURTS,

-UII y. tt. nv r. NV
Modern new eight-story apartment; ele-
yator and switchboard service: cafe. rest
dent manager on premises.
3 rooms kitchen rec hall and bath $50 90
rooms kit rec hall and bath $500. % 90
room, kit, rec hall and bath. ..... 4'.oo
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OWNED AND MANAGED By
MONZO 9. BLISS PROPERTIES

FINISHED APARTMENTS.
BLISS BLDG
30 B ST NV
:! rooms. kitchen and bath, 500. gas and
electricity included.
DrNSMERE
1923 l4th ST. NV.
:! rooms. kitchen and bath. 500 and $50
room and bath $50.
LA GRANDE
6OT 4th ST. NV
) rooms. kitchen and bath. $40.
DORCHESTER.
18th AND MD. AVE. SW.
:! rooms $50.
BLENHEIM COURTS
1870 CALIFORNIA ST
:. rooms kitchen, bath and pantry, 500
522is X ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $50
1894 HARVARD NV:
rooms, kitchen and bath. SO
1Oli1a 9th ST. NE
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. 500
FALKSTONE COURTS
14th AND FAlRMONT NV
4 rooms kitchen and bath 500.
PARK ROAD COURTS.
l346 PARK RID. NV
3 rooms, kitchen. bath, foyer and porch.
THE WOODWARD.
23I1 CONN. AVE.
- rooms kitchen and bath. $50.
4 rooms kitchen and bath. STD.
e ready for occupancy. Apply
Telephones Lincoln 1860 and
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a BCRLEITH HOME
.3/l1 - 81 Y w

,5/I+ : : NV.
Six rooms. . bedrooms. hot-w alter hn7t
ele". This J. a charming residence and 90
this very delightful community.
$1,000
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UNIV ERSITG.
,'2l3 Wisconsin Ave.
New Apartment Building.

Two rooms kitchen, reception hall and
bath. Within one block of the National
Cathedral. COuy enient To stores, schools and
churches All outside rooms. Built-in tubs
with showers. Complete kitchen equipment
Hardwood floors thruu ghUut. Some apart
ments suitable for professional men, Iauu'
dry tubs IN basement. These apartments arr
worthy OF your Inspection before renting
tiseW here
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1922 18th 81. NV.
d rooms ami bath latfobe neat, gas
S25 30