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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-04
fnAuy KENNEBEc JOrRNAL WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4, 1926

Coffin. Readfield; Hannah Lindholm.
Winthrop.
KNOX-L1NCOLN.
Boys: Maynard Albee. Clifton
Walker, Kenneth Trask. Wilbur
Houdlette, Wiscasset; Gregory Nc
Donald, Alma.
Girls: Lora Campbell, North War
rem; Evelyn Plummer, Head Tide;
villa Reed, Myrtle Walker, Wiscas-
set: Beulah M. Starrett, Warren.
Alternates: Bruce Dickson. West
port; Richard Houdlett, Wiscasset;
Alice Jewett, Head Tide; Annie
Pitcher, North Edgecomb.
OXFORD
Boys: Ralph Davis, Merton Par
sons, South Paris: Lewis Krightly.
Verne Knightly. Lewis F. Richard
son, Norway.
Girls: Thelma Adams, Hiram:
Marion Bradeen, Rumford; Adelaide
M. Emery, Woodstock Eta Knight
ly, Lowaina Powers, South Paris;
Louise Knightly, Norway.
Alternates: Alfred Pomerleau.
Rumford; Melvin White, Norway;
Margaret Adams, Hiram; Bessie Cor
bett, South Paris.
PENOBSCOT
Boys: Albert Fish, Etna; Roscoe
Patterson, Hampden; Fred Rollins,
Kenneth Sawyer, Garland; Lewis
Preble, Carmel.
Girls: Dorothy Avery, Hampden;
Ellen I. Curtis, Stetson; Pauline
Hodgdon, Levant; Nathalie Hutchins,
Corinna; Sylvia Preble, Carmel
Alternates: Thayne Hodgdon, Le-
want; Erwin w. Sawyer, Garland;
Irene Hammond, Hampden; Alice
Sweet, Etna.
PISCATAQUIS
Boys: j. Philip Chandler, Charles
Starbird, Alden Warman, South San
gerville; Harry McKusick, Parkman;
Malcolm Hutchinson. Atkinson.
Girls: Doris E. Doore, East Dow
err; Edna Hurd, Bear Hill; Charlotte
Jardine, Greenville; Olive Kimball,
Doris f. Smart, Parkman.
Alternates: Howard Simpson,
Sangerville; Louise Hamilton. East
Dover; Pearl Littlefield, Guilford
Center.
Boys: Ellery Adams, John R.
Ketchum, Blackwell; Paul Dickey,
Clarence Ellis, Clayton Fletcher.
North Arson; Raymond Merrill.
Cornville.
Girls: Florence French, Athens;
Viola Gardiner, Blanche Jones, Vera
Jones, Rose Sidell, South Scion; Es-
Their Witham, Norridgewock.
Alternates: Raymond Dean, Mad
ison; Marshall Folsom, Cambridge;
A mo IL
Ketchum, Madison Center.
WALDO
Boys: Albert Black, Monroe;
Merriam Clark, Adrie Giggey, Knox;
Adrian Elwell. Brooks: Clyde Nick
erson, Swanville; Colman Randall,
South Montville.
Girls: Florence Adams. South
Montville; Hope Bryant. Freedom;
Helen Clements, Dorothy Walker,
Beatrice Webb, Monroe; Ruth Ell
well. Brooks.
Alternates: Marion Adams, South
Montville; Merton Reynolds, Knox;
Dorothy Taylor, Freedom; Winifred
Waring, Unity.
WASHINGTON
Boys: Francis Sullivan, Cooper:
Robert Wheaton, Clayton McPike,
Waite; Keith Selwood. Arnold Sell
wood, Perry.
Girls: Gladys Annas, Mildred
Morrison, Charlotte: Katherine
Chandler. Vera Huntley, Machias;
Nellie Ross, Calais.
Alternates: Lincoln Newcomb,
Bertha Selwood, Perry; George r.
Ripley; Priscilla Wheaton. Waite.
YORK
Boys: Frederick Elwell, Good
wins Mills; Paul Goodwin, Francis
Paine. Eliot: Carlton Goodwin. Shap-
leigh; Elmer Hutchinson. Buxton.
Girls: Anna Gorham, Salmon
Falls; katherine Hutchinson, Bux-
ton; Evelyn McIntire. Relefa Mcln-
tire. Beech Ridge; Elizabeth Wake
field Wells.
Alternates: Frank Lawrence.
Wells: William Taylor Jean Taylor,
Goodwins Mills; Wanda Fox, Kezar
Falls.
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Restless
Nights. t'., caused b,

Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation
To prevent indigestion, acid stom.
ach, gas pressure, constipation, any OF
which symptoms will prevent healthy,
natural sleep, use 81. F." ATWOOD'S
BITTERS.
Don't neglect regular bowel move.
ment daily, restful sleep cannot come
when the intestines are overloaded
with surplus waste.
Teaspoonful doses Of the true 81.
F." ATwOOD'S BITTERS will help
to establish regular morning habit
of priceless value.
Get a Bottle today. SO doses 500. Trial size l5c.
|. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Ne.
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Four Walls Can Make a
House, but it takes a Wom-
an to Make a Home

To be a successful homemaker, a
woman must guard her health. When
mother is not well, the home is up
set. Women everywhere are learn
ing through their own personal ex-
periences, as these women did, the
merit of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Lancaster, Ohia.-"For ten years
after my marriage, had poor health.
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Governor Brewster
May Name Group to
Study Needs i. of NJ.

Orono, Aug. 3-Dr. Harold Sher-
burne Boardman. president of the
University of Maine, spoke to the
members of the summer session for
the first time in chapel Monday
morning. President Boradman and
his assistants have been busily en-
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DEXTER
Money to Be Used
At Baby Contest

The Little Mothers League in CO.
operation with the public health
nursing. who recently received their
certificates wish to announce that
the money recently received from a
play which they presented at the
town hall will be used for prizes at
baby contest. This contest or baby
show will be held after the regular
baby clinic course is completed, and
only babies who have attended the
clinics will be eligible to the baby
show. The baby or babies showing
the most improvement during the
course will be the ones to receive
prizes.
These clinics are held at the Of
fees Of the Dexter Public Health
nurse on Wednesdays at $50 o'clock
and the following doctors are in
chage on Wednesday as follows: 1st.,
DR.. Walter j. Hammond; 2nd., DR..
5. j. Redmen; Srd., DR.. E. II. Whalen,
and DR.. Arthur C. Strout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delphis Higgins and
Eugene Nigue passed the week end
at Jackman and st. Come, Canada,
where they were the guests of
friends. On their return they were
accompanied by Mrs. Vigue and
children who have been passing
several weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bamber were
in Bangor Saturday where Mr.. Bam-
Der played trombone in the Milo
Boys Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sprague of
Bangor have moved to this town
where Mr.. Sprague is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Nealy and
Mrs. Alice Nealy of Dover Foxcroft,
were business callers in town Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Hazel Shaw passed the week
end IN Bangor, the guest of friends.
The annual reunion of the Roberts
family will be held on August 18th,
at the home of Mrs. Fred Hill at
Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Grant and
their guests, Mrs. Wilmont Fayle and
daughters, Vera and Hazel of Port
land. motored to Portland where Mrs.
F'ayle and daughters remained at
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
visited relatives and friends in Cor
ham and Sabattus before returning
to Dexter on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Palmer
and family of Pittsfield have been
in town the guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks and
daughter, Louise, of Wellesley Hills,
came Monday night and will pass a
month at the cottage at Waldeim.
Kenneth Durgin of Saco, a former
resident has returned to Dexter and
is employed at Fay and SCOTS ma
chine shops.
Miss Audrey Stone Of Morris. n. Y,
is in town for a few days the guest
of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McKechnie
and daughter, Barbara of Sabattus,
are passing several days at their
cottage on the shores of Lake Was
sookeag.
II. H. Linn of Morris, N Y, was in
town Monday afternoon in his big
Linn Pullman car which he designed
and buft himself. This car is fully
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177 Nurses Reuistered

april 20. 1926, the Board of Regis
tration met at the State House to
examine applicants. Sixty-three
nurses appeared for examination.
Certificates were granted to 60
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

1900 EMERSON ST Nw-DETACHED;
,,cven rooms. bath sleeping porch: Fireplace
CAN ADAMS @aoa -.
:s .sss ,5 S% r9 2 ssR EFs
BEAUTIFULLY FrRNIsHED HOME TO
lease To responsible party: rooms. baths,
between > and pm Adams $3.50 IA
l345 c ST. S.E-6-ROOM HOUSE. FUR,
G.. h AM "~nsr rsstr'e s room Dom ana ana
sonahle. Phone Atlantic $50 from 30 70 :.
4 BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME IN
ity. garage. large lot shade and fruit trees:
Handsomely furnIshed > doors from Conn
ave; owner IN FLORIDA. Address Box l6o-k.
400" HARRISON ST. CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
aud eshs n%"r porhe sxen
+, ESreiIen,y and "ompieteIy FURNISHED. Can
IA hLL ~, Z w ! Il 4 S ~.,o IS $500
1850 GIRARD ST. Nw.-Io RMS. B.:
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ INC.
IA 18th 81. NV.
CHEVY CHASE
shenherd SIT rms. BUNGALOW. short
Livingston St rms. semi .det garage.
Nv. suburb rms. baths. fireplace.
BunraIow-5 rooms: no children rsras..
Ieferson st rms. Gear garage
Hobart ST rooms. bath sleeping
porch mi
Western Ave-1o rms. garage. coal:
cheap
MADnrX. MARSHALL. MOSS l. MALLORY
INC.
a23 18th St NV Main I0I3t
GOOD HOUSE. MT. PLEASANT MINTwOOD
place: IL rms. - baths maids rms excel
lent condition: nicely furnished rent SlSb
mo.
Attractive house Col lights . rms y
baths. gas. cleo h.-w.h.: Al condition:
Good det house 18Th ST Hghts. rn. .
baths gar. rlec.- gas. NV n. porches. rent
Sl5o mo.
McKEENER & 6OSS
Realtors.
14la-h-St Main 4e52
ATTRACTIVE HOME. NICELY FUR
ntshed on Park I'd. ] eth st: rooms
and bath. hot-wster heat. electricity: garage
sl3. lease.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD Realtor.
~ 10Th ST. y w
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

IL HREG stx1gRS.
ONE I'VE. Two Efks Aao
TAesE tYFs wFaG 80
NAMED sEcAusG o. rAE
NUMeER OF 1HEIR GVEB.
THt s,sTEes AND THEfR
MOTHER WE'RE coUEI TO
TWO ETEs okG cAN.
WHEN sac WAS TgNotN1
TAE GOAT. A WOMAN FOLD
Mr. HOW 70 coM n HAND
a NAcr 1AslG o. pooo
TO ApPSAN ATTN YNAY
sac ~Aa NGsER HuNsRV
sUT ses slarSRs ANo
MOTHER. NOTICING ThAT
SIZE NEVER ATE Az HOME,
sEcAMG susPIcioUs. ANc
SENT oNE.EYE OUT 70
SPY UPON. Her.
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REDUCED RENTALS

Redecorated and 3 room apartments in
strictly modern building at 25?5 Ontario rd;
NV. Just few steps from the 18TH and
Columbia I'd. section. Just reduced tn $50
and so.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COI.ORED-gl9 P SIT ROOMS AND
bath rent very reasonable.
c. W. SIMPSON co.
1924 Vermont Ave Frank 500
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p. F. SAUL CO..
OPS 18th st. NV. Main POO.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS.
MODERN FIREPROOF BUILDING
III LAMONT at. NV
3 rooms din. alcove and hath. S51 so.
$3.50 l. ST. NV
md hat

room. and bath. 5000.
DOUGLAS PHI LIPS nc;
FOR CoLORED-FLAT. 4 ROOMS AND
"7'" -" D IN WIT RE 1aI Co.
Rm 22o Colo. Bldg: l4th and SIS. NV:
s and p. s snS bath s rs rs
Sp ps,h =, lib dh and G'rsrd n-N-a rooms
1925 New Hampshire ave. n.~.-s rooms
:, ll II H st NV rooms and hath.
a1a End =. r rs"ms and and bah bah s ar
ass Inv-s,men, s j HN'N Main 1897.
1910 9Th ST N.E.-s ROOMS AND BATH
1000 Bird st. Sc .9o%s and bath $50.
aas Investment Bids Main i.s.
100 10Th ST Nv coz sT and bs,h
porch sa' and ri WRnW ,@c'u"'" rent. s'"'
Main 3s3o. 1870 st NV
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
sSssnIionTI'y , reason abis i" ads,,,on ,r The
x sr"a s 81" eHss p IS IS + is,s st. NV.
Three Tire looms "nS and bath Well arranged: bright.
'",.". . ss ;H ;a:'f B sefS s'''"'
5oI 18th ST. N,E-vERY DESIRABLE
Rsason anS nam 1en. Open and f" ss,sa daily
Main ae. cHAs D. a. sAff Eth St. NV.
THE MACoMB. 372O MACoMB ST Nv
a al owe Murphy bed and hal h and : rooms
reception hall and dining al"ove ard hath:
rentals very reasonable.
ssS p v;,oo Ss ans
bath: well lighted: excellent repair. $50 TO
The amherst, lsss colu .n,'n, I'd s.u NV" .sa
e4s4 Pa; ave. ave, nv Apt; ~ !, s.s rooms ms
Veil n'' Ventilated S4aso
,ssg w y S'M $ PH'l-lM Man $500.
# HS & SE3Fp5s E Se 3SB SiTG Is
l SO ICE FfRNfsHKp' IF DEsiRED. AZ
KS saT GcEhrER fRP'T'n HEsprs fHt HsS
l1l7 r ST NV THE ROCKS BORo.
Only rscancie' out OF 20 apaE rsSnn.d
One .ervce sunS on
Is CONF naE.rs F R ATS
3 rooms with hath and real usshe recep-
ton hall Only . vacant. Elevator service.
Very moderate rental. Apply on premises.
s4s NEWTON ST
Near Georgia ave. trolley: modern new
rm' xii. aicove hall and bath. 81 90
3 rms kit hall and bath. ...... 5o w
CLIFTON ST. NEAR 18th.
Five rooms. bath: Housekeeping: Sfo.oo
20 $500.
GEORGIA AVE. AND ASPEN ST:
Modern new room Housekeeping ADDS.
with reception hall and bath. Very low
rentals Inquire on premises or
MADDUx. MARSHALL MOSS 4 MALLORY.
ss3 18th St. Main 1918.
1880 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
. attractive apartments with southern sa-
tion hall: extremely low rental
W. H. WEST CO.,
al6 18th st. Nam ssoo.
l475 COL. ROAD.
ovsriooSins Col. I'd. and 18th: newly deco
/ rated.
716 G. ST. NE.
s+5.oO-.5-rocm and bath apt, on 1st
hoor-lovely condition.
40 X ST. NE.
and COOKING Pa furnish.d: newly psper.d
1920 n. 7. Ave, Main .3a7s.
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Roomv apartment. Of ) rooms and hath
conveniently located. CAN BE RENTED
VERY REASONABI.N At THIS TIME.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UContinued.r
THE EMBASSY
APARTMENTS,

.
1919 HARVARD ST. NV.
NV. Corner Nj. ,Pleasan, and Harvard SITS
ws 2ya1lsefI1s En M R R!3F:
APARTMENT HonsE
: few apartments available. with lux
bedrooms; dining room and kitchen: $50 10
Refrigeration supplied
Open. Agent on premises.
II. K. HON ENSTFlN CO..
Main aos 1911 H 81. NV
Brand New Fireprooi Bldg.
THE COOLIDGE.
800 Wisconsin Ave.
Opposite National { athedral.
rm. with Murphy bed. dress
ing rm.. kit. and bath, S45 and
$50.
2 rms. kit. and bath, SIS to
so. so.
3 rms. kit. and bath, so and
SIS.
Garages at So per mo-, in rear.
MckFENER & GOSS.
Realtors,
14l5 X. Main ASP.
NEW APARTMENT
BUILDING
NEARLY READY FOR
OCCUPANCY.
ONE SQUARE FROM
CAPITOL. AND LIBRARY,
SENATE AND HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDINGS.
256 DELAWARE AVE. S.W.
room. xii h 9TH 50 md s, ss 80
MAKE YOUR
RESERVATIONS
NOW.
r. F. Saul. CO.
Main 200. a25 | 18th ST. NV.
NEW APARTMENT.
1447 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
OVERLOOKING MERIDIAN PARK
3 and larse rms. built-in bed. rec. hall.
tiled bath. shower. numerous closets. ami:
convenient to 18th st. cars and 9Th at. bus:
prem ses . to 4 to .. Adam. sIao.S. W.
HAMPTON COURTS.
2Ol3 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
New eight-story hreproof building. Just
off 18th st. having elevator and switch
board service oil burning heating plant Con-
venent to 9Th st. bus and U at. car line.
Resident Manager Premises
r. KIT Kit rec rec nall ns S ossh ss5 90 to $50 $50
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ENTIRE FLOOR.
3 rooms and bath including heat. gss
and electricity. for S55. Well located al
1904 Vernon 1t. NV.
MOORE 4 HILL. INC.
80 Eth 81. NV.
Main ia.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Splendid quarters at 5t3O Conn. ave. con
Venieni to schools churches stores and the
alter. , rooms NJ So, 80: rooms AT 20.
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SAI,E--4FaRMS.

SN
dairy. orchard. facing 5000 IT, on mscadsn1
road. miles north OF District line: $3.50
per acre: will sell all part. W. J.
tMSTED. owner. Kensinston. Md L.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS. COUNTRY
homes. estates and large acreage tracts close
to Washington. BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va. Phone IS. H.
$50 ACRES MONTGOMERY co. 25 MILES
NV. of city rooms large barn. so acres
timber: physician changing location. must
sell: S55 acre bargain. OWNER. Phone
evening Franklin 3o97-J.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN MONT
gomery County six miles north OF Washing
modern improvements thousand apple trees
Suitable for subdivision. golf course
sentlemans country home: clear of incum-
brance. Owner. 1912 Holn1ead ri. NV
Adams 4727.
400 ACRES. FULL COMPLEMENT FARM
buildings fruit timber Guernsey herd resi-
dence combining ami. with beauty and
Erandure OF colonial days ]. B. HOGE. Lees
burg. Va.
TO SETTLE AN EsTATE-MONTGOME
farm OF 1ol acres. about IA miles from
Washington. in hish-class farming section.
Just off concrete road: about e. acres
cleared and in good state OF cultivation:
chard. Price. IS. 500 terms.
A. +. ROBINSON.
5l4-5I5-5Is Bond Bldg
9Th and \. y. Ave.
Main 442
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OVERLOOKING PARK
Beautifully arranged. roomy apartments II
modern building Al 3l2o st 3 room.
and hath for $50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNISHED APT FEB AND MARCH .
rooms. X & h.. preferably south Dupont
Circle give description. rental. Box lI.-k.
star Office
WANTED ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH.
furnished. not to exceed $50. Address Box
ak star Office
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THE JEFF FERSON.
10th AND N SIS

THE JEFFERSON.
10th AND NJ SIS.
,i SUI, e~ avail
and hath ........Ss $50 to $40, so
w. H. WEST COMPANY.
aIS 18th 81. Main naoo
1909 10th ST.
Available now. a mani hcent apartment
Srsrrns loom an s ss finn Ie1ls
tries four master bedrooms and two baths
$500.
9l6 18th II, Main 5000.
1880 r ST NV.
New Building
5 rooms and n"'s SO. SIS and s ss""S
> rooms and bath. ~ ~ l.,.i........sloo 90
1911 R ST
New Binding
a slla kALoRAMA RID. NV. ooo
; rooms and bath. ............... 1000
" ''''''s asao ADAMS Mill RID. wv"
New Building.
: rooms. kitchen and hath. porch 50: 90
room" 5s% @ icSoSSN- AVE. NV. ""'""
> rooms kitchen and bath. $50 90
, rooms. reception hall. kitchen han
'"2 TH e. RvERErr 2i?5 r ST: Nv. ".""
; rooms. . k,t1hs G ,s snd h", n $3.50"
i room. dining room, kitchen and
The roIGER Iii end ST. s'Es
'1 THE a ri nsfh ais 2oih ST. w.
rooms Ni i!so PA ana AVE- 9s'" wv. SOW"
iss" cAIiFoRNIA ST. NV. ' ',
rooms g, srf PEy sG9 fHts AVE so 90
> rooms kitchen and bath. in
'' sol c sr. NV
, rooms al" q G4Ia p ST. NV. e''''''
room N'''n nso G ash o sT NV 500"
, rooms kitchrnette AMI bath. s52.5"
Ioe.llo,li4 i5ih ST Sc
. rooms ana 100 Ss'n X ST. NV. s'o'o"
: rooms and bath .S+6.oo
rooms i ,Ho X E;, ci AvE and Nik bath;
h-~h eIes SUITABLE ,.t # for families sos 90
~" H. , ags "p'p pEc SI PL Nv ''''
FG F6s s9a bf'e nj i Is; ST NJ"
Is and hath $4,000
GEO. w. LINkINS.
1873 De Sales St.
Composite Mayfower Hotrn
POTOMAC PARK.
21st AND e SITS. NV.
One room. kitchen. bath and
breakfast room.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath.
24-Hour Service.
Apply Manager on Premises.
Telephone Main olO2.
Look at These Beautiful
Apartments.
VALLEY VISTA.
24lO 10th ST. NV.
New Corner Apt. Building.
Ready for Occupancy.
- oysrIoolins Rock Creek Park at the MI,
rooms ,''S Kitchen s tiled BATH. isrse closets
| tuiitin mahogany. furniture which ha. never
To and $50
THE COWARD
APARTMENT.
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
| Comfortable apartments.
Clean new building.
! Central location.
Splendid service.
| Rents $4,000 to $500.
/ OWCe IN buitOlng.
| New Downtown Apartment.
1910 Mass Ave N.Ws-One and two
rooms. kitchen dining alcove and bath;
ami: also large studio with living quarters.
ONE ROOM H AID BATH fas E Sal so $40 so
| CARVEL HALL 1915 X ST
! ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH .S44 so
CoRDovA. Goth AND FLA AVE.
| FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ........ SS1 90
. ROOMS AND BATH ......... sos so
: ROOMS AND BATH. DUPLEX. -. 81 80 90
roS KEY .eR 9 yAtu 1909 goth ST str, 20
DECATUR. 213l FLA AVE.
| FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ........ $50 so
VIRGINIA. 2IaO G ST.
1 FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. ....... $50 90
T!vERToN. l12l gath ST.
NEW BUILDING NORTH OF PA. AVE.
ROOM N gk READY ABOUT FEB ssR ,1o:sae 50
k RooMs KIT TT B kIFH al sss 90 90
NOT DARK ROOM IN THE BUILDING.
LARGE ROOMS. CLOSETS AND KITCHENS.
l.. w. GROOMES. 14l6 F ST.
| MAIN 61O2.
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ENTIRE FLOOR.

NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY.
5 rooms for $50 in the Colcorti. $40 Eas
Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE GLADSTONE,
1923 ST. NV.
Second and third floor apis. hve large
All outside rooms and bath: elevator. 10
l34o KENYON ST. NV.
Two large rooms. kitchenette. dining a
cove and bath: new frepruof building 49,
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CONTINUED
In PEIWORIII.

IN PETWORTH.
We have nup pI Of very desirable h9 9ro
are new homes and are in good condition.
3. +. Saul. CO..
Main 2Io0 a25 18th St NV.
8 r, and ? o4 si:i h~ s h, E lew slaS' 90
!" r, and Ips sn; = y h f,te. sil5.o'
r. and hath. INV h. elec. ....... Ss5 90
~ an" 49, a1'a MILLS AVE. Ne ,v'""
r. ana a naas k s,es AVE. wv. 300 w
r. and bath; h,,w;h. eIer: =. 800. $4,000
40" ''' @ia i ~, ST. NJ. ~
GEO W. LINKINS 1913 DE sale. st.
Very attractive e-room house; newly napereed
and painted throughout: coal for Winter IN
4Is Columbus I'd nw-s rooms and bath.
sertr,cIty h".water heat a. sas log IN parIor
1929 New f YORK Ave- Nam 1850.
s PROC I2tn SRI Rooms
reduced to $500 monthly
,o,, J. y THACkER o,,a
1910 X. l. AVE N.w.-Iu ROOMS AND
bath. double brick garage: all modern: rent.
500 month.
3.!s Investment Bds Main l437.
CAYwooD BROS GARRETT, INC.
a3?6 omesada st NV. en-. Oh. d. c.
ss34 iith St nv. 10 r. 4 b.. h.-w.h.,
1925 North Capitol st, ior. b. a~oa
4 H.. h VII ........ 300
407 st ne & rms. K b. ..,..... so 90
1898 North Capitol st. r. b..
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NUN-HIDT NTkFFTTNU.
y and Z room apartments for 81, 30 $50
and So 80 in dignifird building AT 500 ] Sth
81, nv. The Bancroft Elevator service
ami cafe in building.
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THE. DRAKE.
2lla X st y ".

Attractive APARTMENTS this hrPproof
building lust COMPLETED
] room and bath .........>21 81 Ia $40 90
room. kitchen and hath 81 50 To $40 M
y rooms. kitchen and hath .......... $50 90
All outside rooms large closet. and Muir
nhy beds. All night elevator service.
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.
WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE -
room 3-bath houses. ami. in eNceilrn.
legations. either iurni shed unfurnished.
VIII rent cheap. Apply at once.
o. B. ZANfZINGER
Gi5 st. NV Main 531I
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MANAGER on PREMISES.

Swartzell, Rhecm & llen>cy Co,
Agents.
80 18th St NV Phone Main 31s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S35-2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. PORCH.
sem-private hath. heat gas. electricity fur
nished $500 Colorado ave. NV. Phone
Adams SGnS
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eth AND VARSUM SITS.
Three large outside rooms. bath. shower:
building. reasonable rent. Inquire
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THE MANTON. 42l 4th ST. N.W.-REAL
bargain reduced rents: r b.: modern.
central: waved hard God floors: INV. heat:
n MI.
45@o eth ST. N.w.-TwO ROOMS. HITCH
en- and bath mi: new house. 49,
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PUBLIC GOLF LINKS
PAY FOR CITY PARKS

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 2s.--How city
parks more than pay for themselves
in intrinsic value, in addition to max
ing wealth for the property owners
and furnishing pleasure 10 citizens,
was related by John Balm. South
Park commissioner. in dedicating
Chicago's sixth public golf links,
which occupies a large part OF the 32e
acres in Marquette Park on the south
western edge Of the city.
The land for Marquette Park was
purchas sed not many years ago for
about a quarter Of a million dollars.
1t then lay far beyond any built.up
portion Of the city. Since that time.
although transportation facilities
have not been extended. land values
have increased so rapidly that the
park property is now worth $2.500.-
600. Surrounding property has risen
in value 100000, 900.
The improvements. including trees.
shrubbery, landscaping and the golf
course OF IS holes with a $500. 900
clubhouse. have cost about 9l,250. 600.
making the paper profit $1,000 900 on
the park land in addition to all the
ether benefits.
Commissioner Balm drove the first
ball on the new course. which winds
among artificial laGoons, over crested
hills and across verdant islands. while
Ed Gayer of Twin Orchards Club. a
former California star, provided the
expert test Of the links.
Despite a leaden sky and sodden
turf, hundreds of persons waited for
hours for chance to try the new golf
course. With the other five links in
Chicago parks. Chicago can now fur
nish free golf to $500 players daily.
but the dema nd is At least double the
supply. according to the park com
missioner.