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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Faculty Meeting

The faculty met on Thursday for the
regular weekly session and as usual
the work Of each girl was reported In
each class. The honor list is ipcreas-
ing and the deficiency list growing
smaller each week. To further inn
prove the scholastic work, and to bet
ter adjust each girls program for
higher efficiency it was decided TO
have each girl elect faculty adviser
to 20 over her ranks and general pro-
gram each week. The girls made their
selections at the end of the evening
study hours. The following girls had
college certificate grade in all SUBJ
jects for the week: Letha Bailey, Alice
Burke, Miriam Gates, Jacqueline Clark,
Ruth LAVAL Ruth Walenta. Miriam
Gates, Vassalboro, led the honor list
with grades above 80 in all subjects.
The following girls had high honors in
the number of subjects indicated: four.
Letha Bailey; three, Helen Hall. Ruth
LAVAL, Ruth Walenta: two, Bertha
Warren Dorothy Wheeler; one, Alice
Burke: Betty Chi1ds, Jacqueline Clark.
Dorothy Earle, Emma Hummer, An
toinette LaChance, Helen LaChance.
Elizabeth Martin.
The girls in the, Junior department
have begun the study of Latin. They
have also started some special work
in American history.
Prin. Owen was in Lewiston Friday
to attend the meeting of the private
school principals of Maine.
The last contest in the first round
of the inter-class basketball games
was played Thursday and resulted in
victory for the seniors over the
Freshmen by a 20-4 score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
H. S. WILLIAMS, y

doctor Of chiroprssus'
Sixth year. Lady Astsn0'' :
Phone 98s for appointnis"
2o6 WATER ST. AUGUST
Over z. z. Davis . w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15

ASYLUM LODGE, No. 70 / n
Regular meetings Friday n
o'clock P. NJ. All Odd Fellsv.|
visiting brothers are invited
LINWOOD F. ALBER n
ELLIS E. WALKER ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15

all phases Of social life, literary ma.
terial, and also alumni notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15

LOMBARD CAMP. NO zsi, n
Neighbors of America. Meetinp
ond Friday evening Of each n''
G. A. r. hall.
HELEN s. MADDEN. orse1
JULIA e. ROBINSON. &C.
in1.mon-wed-fri.1 yr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15

ROSE OF SHARON Cha
No. l3, .. E. S. Stated meslhl
first Wednesday Of each month Il
sonic Temple. All sojourning IA
are cordially invited to attend.
HAZEL II. WRIGHT 4
ELSIE NJ. PINGREE
at,o91 nnn-aI frf 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15

Meetings second and fourth Il
of each month at 7.S0 o'clock
GEO. H. WADLEIGH, c ?
G. S. PEASLEE, Serbia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15

A Bath woman recently entered
William Mann's bakery and after
making purchase handed the pro-
prietor a one dollar bill. He started
to make change from the cash reg
lister and picking up considerably
worn half dollar laid it aside. She
inquired why he did this and he
handed her the coin which bore the
date 1926
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

There we nothinp about the
headnng ksths nex fs ana 49,
Charming young who his to suggest 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
MARY IS HE'S
HE LAT E
R.RI.

Mary Pick ford has finally COM
pleted her new picture par
rows This production was more
Than seven months III the nj AElTle
and the negative ii now being
cut and assembled ct the PICK
ford ma THANKS studio.
sSparroNs Is the story of ~
baby farm fiji the swamp count
III was written by Winifred i Dunn
and adapted for the screen BY 81
Gardner Sullivan. William Beau
dine. director Of Miss PicIff0rd j
successful picture Little Annie
Rooney directed S sparrow II
An entire swamp was built TOE
the picture and more than 500.
trees were trahspianted ana hung
with Spanish moss To make tlle8
back aground
The story II draia1a isl the esss1
IRENE and deals with the 81.
ventures 81 band Of orphans
led bv 81 little girl known ~
Mana Moliie. the role assunted
bv Miss Piclrford Their expert
ences form story that provides
a1lspenee and thrills, and Miss.
T3Irixford has aF ideal role OF the
9vs,es fl1at made her famous
The cast includes Saalsta.v Won
Sevf1ertEtx, Roy stewart spec
4 clsD0nneIi. Charlotte Mlmeatlt
Ma..v Louise Miller. Billy Bl1tfss
MIirieI Mace ornlac. and Monty
- fsx..s fz4y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

weeks During TIE IA einellt
scores os Senlis came % tl1s tl1s
ater ID welcome him In0llg them
Young woman introduced ae
Mrs. Stone Attracted by her
GOOD looks, but frightened
IS Mrs. Mack ln11rfnllra0
How lip YOU p ana quickly
LETT tie scene Several times dur
Ing saSe week the young WON ID
appea ted back stage with the
leading 1Hd One day SHE casoeaefl
the stage and spolxe III III Mack
osl don RENE K1ber me. AZ
y0u she asked
WHY cektalfal said the hero
ok this niece iii his best ma ul1ers
on yea. but you don't reixeln
Der me vet
Unable III dO any better The
charming lady 1ivulged the kact
that she VAS the erstwhile sen
eraI, the hero NJ Cameo
Kirby And then 4 developed
that there WAS k ia Stone
there having been divorce -
era gears before and shortly the
ul1egd11n General and the more
recently Quonda1n Mrs stone
was Mrs willard Mack She &
af IN An appearing with her
husband III his vaudeville sketch
the original version 0f flle sue
cess I<ffs8< IN Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
BET BOWS HER
PRE- HEAD
TO SHEARS

NOnaan's GROWING glory may
be her hair, according To artists
the world over. but according To
Betty Compson. popular screen
star whose most recent picture,
The Palace 0f Pleasure Is to
be shown at the Riaito tomorrow,
hair Is but b crown of thorns.
Accordingly, AT i IS Compson,H
whose long flaxen tresses have
been a subject Of admiration since
she first came into prominence.
through her work In The Miracle
Man. has forsaken the crown and
abdicated the. throne. Which Ii
but long Winded way Of saying
that Betty has at last bowed her
pretty head to the force OF neces.
sity and bobbed her hair.
But, let IL be known right here.
that fashion had nothing to do
with the case. Miss Compson has
defied the tryrant Fashion for
several years and would have
stood out against the masses long
'Ar had not thef requirements Of
her career interviewed She was
required to wear black wig In
The Palace Of Pleasure. repre-
senting q vivid Spanish beauty,
and her abundant blond tresses
interfered seriously with the
proper use OF the brunette adorn-
r1a6yf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

iT1 Salt Lake City Ie was pre-.
senting Cameo Kirby play
later ID Broad Nsay success and
wanted d 12.year.cld boy 10 play
the part 0f The General He
advertised and secuted about with
out much success. and FINALS sent
his engaging Juvenile James
Rennie: then At the beginning Of
Ills theatrical career, out to comb
the town for 3 boy
All tile end of day NeEll1aes
came back to the tlaeater with 81
old girl Iii tow smart
little paRenoeed yOungster
took the role of NE Genera 's
like veteran performer nd
really made the play
AT the ind ok the week she vas
raid SIS. which sum she Inform sAs
her benef factor. was III pay fcr 4 IS
elegant geld filling Tor polssl
faTt 5icuspids
Eleven years later Mack, vaca.
tioning FOR d while from the the
ater iii order 10 be near his
father who was Ii poor health.
was bes0aaght BY the manage. of
tie salt Lake City Titeater M here
Mack stock company had once
held forth. Id come back iii q
repertoire az his best roles He
agreed To return for two or three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
Concert Stuff

Daniel Breesiin. conductor OF
the symphony orchestra at Gran
dall's Metropolitan Theater, next
week will present another Of his
specially arranged concert over
lures, comprised Of cIeverly
blended symposium Of Song of
the Flame from the operetta OF
that name; the latest Irving Ser
lin sensation. Always and
CLAP Hands, Here Comes
Charlie" For the theme number
of the score arranged for the
accompaniment of "Blueb@Qrd's
Seven Wives" Mary Is a Grand
Old Name" viii be used and for
the exit, "Oh. How / Have Waited
for YOU" The last named is
the song hit from by the Way
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

n
I, N IF,s & most beautiful heater
- fl,a week that starts On = IN
dav AFTERNOON.
~ ~, vn,r. think. asked the pun
& Z, - q a., ~ would BIZ pos.
1917 ss ,e,.;,,s Miss Love 10 our
500 49, ~ c,s1 Il ana fheater for the
49,, 81 81 Arranging Charles
~ j contest just prIer 70
~ o.,a,,s.sg such an arrange
80 ,~o,1Id serve to center atten-
s ,i.,.se not anlv on Miss Love ~ 81
ssss. MT "A tlne picture
al s,sas, lied Mr. Beatl1s.
- no ee,.tai,, clements 81 merit
a,,S asDeaI though 4 believe the
- - -. s.a,, be accomplished mere
si,s,,,lv For example, It can De
49,, III s,.,t 4fa Miss Love finds
0 81. ~ .; q, sI,te picture that might
s.. 49, 81. "a sraades Is order were ii
s.. go. IA fact that the phrase
.saseot catch an editor like Harold
phsIIins III low state Of mind
ana r,1in the whole piece.
cry agents Iii Hollywood re-
nort that this Bessie Love girl Is
TIE champion CharIcston 8. 81,
lancer ST the Pacific slope m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
One More r astiIlle

The strongest rivals ok TIE cab.
arets Il the midnight gaieties q
Broadway are the Ice slxatisE
illlxs The big town has gone
mad about hockey and the new
Madison square Garden packs EN-
"a every time there i match
Charlotte the lovely Eufopea
champion. launched the American
vogue for winter sports when She
brought her skating carnival Il
the Hlppodr0ine and Il has beeE
growing ever since
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
She Should Ask

Ever since Fannie Hurst won
the $4,000 Liberty Magazine
prize with the story Of Name
uuin.'' which comes to LoeW's
Columbia I'M picturized form, Miss
Hurst has been deIdged with mail
advising her how to spend It.
Real estate opportunities, oil
stock and even g. chance to buy
stock in q tIimble factory were
among the offers and suggestions
made to this famous author.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

I NWA&kA
NATIONAL - suzanne, & matinee
KETTFH's--I Jimmy Hussey Jack
EARLE syneopation Week; vaude-
III sSTRASD-Magic ana Music other
acts and films.
WARDaIAN PARK - The Lady.
Next Door 3 stock production.
AUDTTORIUM Chicago Opera Com
pany. afternoon and night.
tiAYETY - 4 Fiapapers of 1925,
MUTUAL Make Il Poppy, bur-
RIALTO "Ths First rear; stage
lea aspssTcRfTOpofIrAN rhe Road %.
Yeaterday ~: Elizabeth Thornbefry,
Is PiSAi1LAcEIon chaney il The
COLUMBIA The American Venus. 4,
PREsIDEN1 The Lost ttalion,
TTyOLH AThe Enchanted Hill...
AMBAsSADOR--niar y Pickford In
.Isittie Annie Rooney.
Reginald Denny in
'Whsre Was r.
NEXT WEEK
NATTONAI1-"The CrealSing Chair. p
Monday night.
KEITHS-Willard Mack in Kick
: EAR Sic. g s orpheum Unit SHOW,
sTRAED-BiIly Taylor ana Com.
pany ID Mysticism others and
WARDsfAN PARK 50 Players in
Enter Madame Monday.
GATETY-sPuss Puss. burEesuue.
AUDITORHUM--victo Artists. sun
day only, matinee
MUTUAL--'sKandy kids burlesque.
PALACE-"The Song and Dance
CoLuMBIA-Aliee Joyce III ~ i.
MEssTIROPoLITAN-Ben Lyon in
sfBluebeard's Seven Wives
RIALTO-Betty compaon In The
Palace OF Pleasure"
PRESTDENT-Second week The
Lost Battalion,
TIVOLI-Doug Fairbanks in Don,
AMBASSADOR luebeard's seven
CENTRAI--"The Fighting Edge.
COMING FEB. Fl
NATTONA1--Mrs. Fiske Tom Wise
and others In 1.-THE Rivals
kETTH'S-Jose Collins; Solly Ward;
others.
EARLE--vaudeville and feature
film, ts8raveheart."
STRAND - Royal Pekin Troupe.
magicians; others and films.
GAYETY - Mollie Williams Own
show. burlesque.
MUTUAL.-"Broadway Bellies bur
RIALTO-Reginald Denny in what
Happened to Jones"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
Dainty Chip

Dolores Costello, daughter of
Maurice ("Dimples'O Costello. al
one time a foremost screen lead
ing man, appeared in just two
pictures before James Craze Sc,
lected here for the outstanding
feminine role of "Mannequln,"
the story by Fannie Hurst wi,ich
won Liberty Magazines $50 900
story contest prize, and which
comes to Loew's Columbia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

METROPOLITAN ~ ss3luehea rd's
Seven Wives trayesty on the
conventional screen idol, comes
TO the Metropolitan for the new
week, beginning Sunday. with
Ben Lyon, Blanche sweet. Lois
Wilson and many others in sun.
port. The theme is original in
conception and treatment and
the wonder sustains that il
wasn't thought of long ago. The
story concerns a stammering. in.
efficient ben Lyon who's fired
from his job. frequents the park
benches, finally applies for a tob
as motion picture extra and is
suddenly discovered TO he the
perfect lover type. From plair
John Hart he becomes the exotic
Don Juan Hartez. Six hurricane
marriages follow for publicity's
take while all the time John
4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
Young But

Beban and Mack. featured next
week at the Earle, are a team
or juveniles. One is 10 years OF
age, the other IL. While just kid
dies in years, they are seasoned
players with all of the poise and
finish Of veteran performers. The
future seems very bright for them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
THE PLAY CALENDAR

COLUMBIA RicardS cortsz III
THE Torrent.
pAIACE-Eharles Ray in The
Auction Block
tAEETROPOLITAN--R Richard Barthel-
mess III Just suppose
TIFOK1--GaTOl Dempster In sally
of the Gawdust.,
AMBASSADOR Just Suppose.
CENTRAI--'.YFrecl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13
ORDERS TO MIR. DORSEY
FROM MIR. BE TUS

KY Beatus. LoeWs Palace, his publicly
III last M wish would cal e sns aen
e tb various gazektes of the city the
dancing II Love the of Inc song ano
present mere 90 Is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-13

pIcturized version uf George 1f,
koheFss stage success.
And be sure you have plenty
az uicfures!
Evening star., 1926-05-20

MApDUx. MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY.
INC.
a3b 18th st. NV Main 1O134.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFTR.

202 CLEANSING ST. NE-6 ROOMS AND
bath: built-in garage: hot-water heat double
rear porches: nearly new and redecorated
throughout. Call North 730. Inquire 2lU4
Rhode Island ave. ne.
FOR CoLoRED-2243 10Th ST NV. COR
Evening star., 1926-05-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(Cnnilnnlad

'
eoaple: two room rooms. Akh kitchen. bath: beaHt.
fully furnished: Summer rate: SIS:
129 MD. AVE. Me-, LARGE. AIRY i
fioo~. Call after nm. Reasonable
pletely furnished; : rooms. reeeptien hall:
months. Phone North 578. Apt. Sol, ,~-
FRoNT-THREE ROOMS. KlTCHENETTE
bath. gas. eler.. ianitor service tIrnisheu'
$50, $50 month E, 1879 New Hampshie ave. gu
623 EAST CAPITOL. sT-SMALL APT:
comfortably furnished. elect and gas $50;
garage II desired. Line. 1886.
3 rooms private bath; ami; to refined peo.
g!s; gs7s: reasonable $3.50 w'rd'F st NV Adams
los C sE--LoYELY TWo-RoOM AND
and north exposure ami. Call evenings.
VERY BRIGHT OUTSIDE APARTMENT
Seautifuiis ', farnishei; Sii t also hneas silveT
r0s he ns s"d ss SacGaT cATHEDRAL ffassf
21oo Conn. ave. Ant. 100: Col. a145.
FtuRNIsHED APARTMENT, TWO Rooms ,cNdS
Ideal location facing park. 1912 Vermnnt
ave. 20
INDIyIDUAL PoRCHEs: ExcELLENT
arge srs To- RESPONSIBLE % ten
ants. Apt 4. 40 r st NV
september 5oth. suitable nit Die h for small small family
lss: COLUMBIA RID. APT, I:-ATTRAC-
Se sSE kitchen Hebs and hsth a,
Piaassntt car ~ line @'''I' Col 479S,I 'S"I"S ."
I56 X ST NW.--FIVE SUNNY FURNISH
ed rooms bath and gas for only $4,000
month.
3 RMS. KITCHENETTE. PRIVATE BATH:
uhOnP
Near cars. All second floor: newly decorated.
Reduced summer rate, Adams 6l17.
NICELY FURNISHED. 3 ROOMS AND
Path apt; eleCtriGity: $40; Near North Capi,
LARGE ROOMS, BATH AND PORCH,
Pen 8 sides; completely furnished; reason
PIE rent: ~; BURTON, "7Ol Conn. ave.
~ N,E-BEAUTIFUL AND 3 ROOM
reasonable. Line. 30O5
1927 GIRARD ST. N.w.-TwO LARGE
ly furnished priv ate floor. Adams $3.50
;1ts, PRINCETON Pl.. N.W-TWO ROOMS
Kitchen porch and bullt,in garage: ami,
newly furnished: reasonable. Adams 1908:
APT. AS, THE EMBASSY. 1913 HAIR
nath. with linen. silver. radio. victrola and
refrigeration: very cool and conveniently sit
tiated Sl35 monthly; until October l.
.S5" CONNECTICUT AVE-NGCEI.Y FUR
continuous hot water. Price SD. @6-
ENTIRE FIRST FLOORS ROOMS. MOD
rlon'hs Cleve iG72
DFIIG HTFUL 6-ROOM AND "-BATH COR
ner apsrtment. furnished or uniurnshed. un-
81 south and east exposures: south porch
Exceptionallv cooi. Phone Cleve. +414
Evening star., 1926-05-20

INDIVIDUAL ] PoRCHES: EXCELLENT
ant. house; beautiful street; r. and b.;
large. airy: reasonable to responsible ten
Ami A ct
Evening star., 1926-05-20

EDGEMOOR. MD-Choice. new apts.,.
viting; reasonable.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

RoCKsBoRo. 1717 R ST. Nw:--Elevator
service; 1 room, kit, bath ana rooms
Evening star., 1926-05-20

25O3 14th ST. NV.
Two beautiful. newly decorated, Broom
con onvenient section Of the city. Ant 1. $40:
ADJ o. issa ifsssa RANDOLPH ST, NV.
clean a'sTac'iYs iIs, fOS| sTl sHd H& w.. s67So'
Three rooms. Kit ~ and n bath. sos: conven-
lent d0"n'0cc29 c2HfIf fff'iG1 MfNsH HssH L" rent
1900 PARK RD.. CORNER 18th sT.-sEc-
Keeping: Ideal for Summer ard Winter: 3
f1nss arss fopr. at 1902 PARK rd with gas $50
Representative. 4 80 to $50 pm. and Sun
day afternoons.
RocKsBoRo. l7l7 ST; N;w.Elsyator
service: | room, Kit: Htc.nHiss natn ana rooms
STANLEY ARMS. 18th St, above Mass.
dressing closet equipped with bHilt-in bed:
and and" half with dining alcove. Walking dis
tance.
1903 CLIFTON ST.-Near Central High
, School 5 rooms. housekeeping; desirable
exposure for Summer 500.
1888 PHELPS PL.-Near Conn. ave. Re,
| fned apt. building: elevator: > rooms. house
| until October. Also 3 rms. vacant May 15.
e4e NEWTON sT--Near Ga; ave. trolley.
Modern. new apt. building: ami. One room.
kitchen, aIcove and bath: ample closets: de.
slrable for young couples seeking low-priced
apts.; $40 up. Only three available.
EDGEMooR. MD-Choics. new apts, Q
rooms. kitchen. bath: ami. Suburban. in.
viting reasonable.
THE DRURY. sl2d NJ; Pleasant ST. .t;Ls
ssc: sSs' k'''h'n''''' D. 90o "0''' ''"eF'''''''
THE GORGAS. Ga. ave. and Aspen st
rooms housekeeping. with rscsptl9n nsl arg
Summer. inspection invited.
1904 RopMA.Ny ST. clev. Park rms
MApDux. MARSHALL, MOSS & MALLORY
sss 18th st. NV INC. M.tn ,ola4.
2148 O ST. NV.
Ne pupses Sex Suns Sfef
aicove' and Rentals. = tsG $3.50 to $3.50 per mo
Manager on nremi ses. or can ~~
SHAPIRO-KATZ CO.,
Realtors and Builders. su
| Main Oil. 1915 K st. NV.
1e4e 2Oth ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH
close to downtown; S27.5O per mo.
sSa a.s1 sas Pension ft once $50 snd d bath
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 N. Y. Ave NV. Main 1166
NORTHBROOK COURTS.
rooms and bath: housekeepins 2 s1.
poaurss. Large closets. Columbia 723L
Evening star., 1926-05-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN APARTMENTS
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc.

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN APARTMENTS.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
WILLSONIA, CHAPLIN,
1880 K Street NV. 1474 Chaplin St. NV.
bath Al ns
Sh ng reduced aaS f'YPssS P4se. 'so ss5o to s7%s5S %
c Ndru6S 5SoP Bed AsH Sss so % to SsO SsO '
and @ 1928 Riggs Place NV.
~ anu w sa oo%ss s6d bath . Mns Iey 6ed r.s1e sassi
ELWOOD, 900 70 S4S' AL nm ~ "" ~
1921 18th Street NV. INGLESIDE,
sm % oo%s e"sn snd h @ T Pr 1861 Lamont Street NV
and
,ozo CN,sHSLt WENDEtL' e. Nw DAKOTA
ooms and bat bath ~ . ~ $1,000 141O Girard Street NV.
14l2 18th Street NV. Reasonable rentals
and
cTn .7T77Cnr LOWELL,
2OlO kaorama Road NV. rooms ~ and bath % $50 90
aa ma s%f sna ba saseny Fnd ssdGsa So so p as
1725 I.aner Place NV 1904 ,zth G. NV
Prices from and and bath bath 90
HEDGES g. MIDDLETON, Inc,
Realtors.
1412 Eve St NV Franklin o503.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

213o EYE STREET NoRTHwEST-e
sosmsa rsg IA bath. electricity h0'-wa'er neat
zoos New Hampshire avenue rooms.
bath. electricity, hot-water heat will be In
''Ii3f New Hampshire avenue--12 rooms.
hath. hot-water heat, electricity. boo.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
723 Goth street NV.
COLORED-I072 Both ST. N.w.-s ROOMS
and bath $3.50.
0rco Ccooiored~59Os Dix st. me- rooms; sel
ee eSeer SEXTON SEXTON PL. NE.-e-RM. AND BATH
so7 + st. ne rms. baths: nearly
new tapestry brick: $50; o,.
Near 4th and Rhode Island ave. ne. 234
Cromwell Terrace ne-7 rms. built-in ga
rage: nearly new S7Si Acxrp
1o37 Evarts ST. Ne Pot. 221a.
2I50 FLORIDA .AvE.----sPLENDID HOUSE !
in desirable location 8 rooms and 2 baths;
good condltion. $40 co,,,v
Alo isth e. Main ea0&
lCentinued en- Next 3a6sA
Evening star., 1926-05-20

7l3 l4th 81. Main .345.
APARTMENT SEEKERS.
Before deciding see our new building
l47O NEWTON ST. NV.
An large outside rooms. Rents, $50 to
$50 r, k,t knsc recep pcdsp hsl4 .SI aSd bath
$40 l5th 58NS St. = Nv! H1ArAfr =. a42s. %.
NEW uP-TO.DATE
APARTMENTS.
Rrahy ;raE rNRaSsy f. Rays IN
1913 HAtRvARD 81. NV ~
! room Murphy bed and bath $50 80 90 90
rn.. n1r rec hall hall kitchen @ 1 and hath 100 90
"' THE R5AIR
l room kitchen and bath .........S4 90
:}O4 r ST NV
! room kitchen and bath. ..........Stnn SO 20 90 90
2Ios F ST NV
room room kitchen and nd bath St,b steoo te o0
rooms N''sss9 ssss sSa ssth '%sr 81. NV. DOW
4 rooms k'iss4 issa ed isih 0s!f II NV. $4,000
rooms: 4al@t tfaee GEoRGfa s69 sf,n AVE NV ssooO
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THE ROSWELL
s35 up. INQUIRE ianitor or call Main 4ol:
5-ROOM APARTMENT. SIS.
ONE MONTH FREE RENT. Living room
bedrooms ms dining room n,t Kitchen bath and
1910 18th STREET NV.
tive and reasensbIs apSr,msnts; consisting .,
hs With '?a %arDhv 'ebed bed: Kitchen ss6ins,. and
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. rooms rooms and bath. non housekeeping . $3.50
9 rooms and bath. non housekeeping. ~ ~
"wEsTFIELD," 312o NV.
3 rooms and bath. h.......... $6O.o 90
1882 3oth NV.
rooms and bath. ............s 80
2525 ONTARIO RID.
4 rooms and bath. ............ $50 90
rooms and bath. ............ 1000
3l20 r NV.
3 rooms and bath. $50 and S62 %
4 rooms and bath. h.............. 1000
NELSON" 1893 Goth NV.
4 rooms and bath . $50 S55 and $50 90
1908 NEWTON NV.
4 rooms and bath. $1,000
NORTHUMBERLAND.
3O3-4 rooms and bath $500
MOORE HILL. INC.
40 18th NV.
MAIN l174.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

47O3 KANSAS AVE NW.-second, floor;
. large rooms. complete kitchen and bath;
screened porch or one large front room ana
kitchen facing sherman Circle: reasona PIE
Evening star., 1926-05-20

room, kitchen, bath. dining alcove.
Murphy bed. Prices. $40 to S42.50. Very
reasonable rentals.