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CHEW ROLFT ROADSTER 1874 zeal snaprv
81 % IN .n"d ,2nd,tlon good hlv for
fhevrnlet Sales Go 6G5 H - ne Omen
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INSTRUCTION COT RISES.

THOSE WITH TNDEErLOPFn TALENT
for d awinE--Large studio offers unusual
onDol faulty for practiCsi training evenings
Will interview only those DESTROYS Of mailing
., nmeI"lsl art profession. Address Box
1S0-S Star Office
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
Sd % mo: = NOS IN adv SO IS mos Si5
silent Royal in fine shane
an exceptional huy. Adams 1896 evenings
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- w M EKS ShlDman-W Yard Tnde =
woods and all makes factory rebuilts: So
Gown iFpeWrlters rented. Bargains in
guaranteed used typewritcrs Federal Type
writer Exchange 7l5 n n W 10.
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DODGE TOURING. 1922: signify used low
mans e,,r ar been r.n IN :!9raEe mqnth,
SSsv for II Trade your car IN. See NJ.
| NV. Onan al niehf 49,
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~ 70. ct TOURING used three months
Nhil"hH tires. bumpers. lock wheel and
: ,acaLlH other accessori"s will sacrifice. &c,
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RUG oriental. room size. beautiful like new
s&crlhce. also beautiful imported tapee-
tries. cheap. DR.. Wcisenberg Lincoln I03I6
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LHkNR oLFT COUPE 4-passenEer 1924
palnt Ike new. mechanically right sri 90
cash. ~ per week. Our1sman Chevrolet
Saies Co. 6e5 H st. ne. Open nights and
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.HENRoLFT COTPE 1925 rIJr i.es tb.,
300 miles. viii sacrifice for ou,cb sa's
, an ~ :" ierm- YAH he arranged Can Mrs
Batch ider Pot lGnO "
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DODGE 1921 SEDAN $50: Ford sedan. 1873
500 Ford coupe. 1921 $50. Ford roadster
IT, $50 Ford TOURING. 1922 s35 Peer-
.E-s sedan 1870 SIS. Haynes tour1nE 1922
= ? ltodEe touring. 1901. 500. Overland
sedsn. SO Wsrdm n-Justice. III 18th At
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CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATION have
few sadans and toHrings Al yerv liberal
.nennIctinn. Oursman Chevrolet Sales CO
10 II 81 ne. ODen niehts and sundavs
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ROY White to unpach GOODS in store VI.
sylth adv anccuent ST. La ave. 1Ss
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SAFE. small IRON suit business or home
lke new SO vacuum cleaner ROYAL com
plete. ~ Radlola superheterodyDs. 6-tuhe
.teuIts assured: perfect condition. snap al
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YOUNG LADY. attractive. to
take charge, of progressive
candy department in one of
Washington's leading stores.
State age. experience and salary.
Address Box 486-T, Star Office.
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RESTAURANT EQCIPNENT-startin FRI
9 % Ell Ell ~. III L,A,glnn Club, 18Th and Col.
kitchen and other high restaurant
edulpn,ent. ref7serators, steam tables dish
warmers. tables. china. glass. silver soda
fountain. etc. Inspection . to q daily Col,
3D63
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAV drrrcs to en-,
nloy by the month on city calls an nNne',
, .,closed car OF good appc arancc : r'he ,ar
state salary. give telephone. Address DUN
.,11.U Stor nni,e
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LHtN RgI.FT TOURING 10 months old lii.
LIZ. r-7o: @o"d terms, Lincoln 1asG NJ
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| CHEVROLET SEDAN. run only 300 mile.
am leaving city. must sell. can arrange with
ananre company To- transfer OF notes. Ad-
dress Boy 431-T Star ntire
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| CHEVROLET TOURING CAR 1921 new
| tires bumpers. rt".. owner leaving wash
| nEton; a real bargain: $3.50. terms FRANK
| lin $50 Il26 goth st II W
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hUGS: lew axl2 Wiltons and Administers.
several small rugs runners and carpets one
Chinese. Bxa. 230i Penna ave NV
RJG wool. Wilton size Sxl0. never used .
sactlhce. 23IO Ashmead pl. AM
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PIANO. KmbsH upright, excellent condition
very feasnnable for cash: no dealer. Call
evenings between ) and :. 30Il @6th st
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

nhn WORK. by rolo,ei women: Also for
Monday an: Tne.d4v. Call North 3IS-W. :
DAY WORK or steady ioh n. cooli. zoos
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IN, RoI.ET COUPE. 1925: appearance and
n~nhanl"al condition perfect S575 terms
| al Adams thl4-J. after ) 30 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

my HplEI. late 1925 demonstrato-.
wear guarantee. liberal discount terms
! bSrrN.fa Motor Go. Adams 5000 Nam
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FREW MANAGER 10 or-anizs statesmen Tor
NATIONALLY advertised eloctrl" ap"ha"'e'
Phone Nam 1889
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FXECTTiNES and salesnrer--I need ten 20
sSetters Who can earn $50 to 500 ner
month rand promotion. Call ~ Invest
Rlhs 1 30 m. tOmOrrNW
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Roy lR wears or ovev to learn trade Of
piano mechanic, good future tor hoy who is
mechanicallv inclined aud not AFRAID Of wo"f
Apply Mr. Ruddarh s 30 a m. Arthur Jordan
Co Il IL
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aSHAIttE .U RS-tIct in the taNicah BUSINESS
for YOURSELF get all the profits. instead ol
commission $50 first payment Is an E Eou
need pay the balance as you earn u. All
franklin 1901: ask for MI. GrossmAn.
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DODGE COUPE. good mech anical condition
new battery good tires: any demonstration
| SacIIhCe. $500. easy terms See Mr. Morgan
| iOZS Conn. ave 95 nfher nars
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III NU1.F.T II.E TOURING linz n1pchani-
/ VI El~1n ' $500 'i-H' dN'
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DODGE TOURING Winter sides snuhbers
Ssp@,tIsht tires bumpers, new battery
LOOKS ana runs like new. any demonstration
800 ~ 9th st. ne any time
DpDIE 1924 ROADSTER. nerfrct condition
himpers. Pines Wluterfrunt. lock motto.
meter and parking light. SD terms 1868
Wlsc0usfn ave Mr. Kim
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DODGE TOURING. 20. original paint 3
new cord tires. new battery. ton cushions
same as new. $3.50 cash $3.50 terms will
q monstrate SATURDAY. or Sunday Address
Rex 4G1-T Star Office
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ENGLISH TYPEWRIT!NG OR SHORT
hand free during FnhFuarv 10 now students
presenting this advertisement al the Kni~hts
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CHAUFFEUR wanted. with IdentfIL atlon
c~Td; IS per cent commission. Sec MI "fei
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FARMER elderly. single. on o-a"re nldce
near CITY. rerranert home. moderate NJ.
Phone Clarendon 500 3. mornin-s ""
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! DlRANT SPORT TOURING latest model
almost ne" low mileage. ; jew tires hurlr.
ere. front and rear dis Wheels trunk and
SffsraI other extras Sold for INST the IN
maid notes. S37s. - months to nav fo- il
Peek Garage. 2i"1 9Th = nv OMEN
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BOY white. for delivery room. must nave
,hlrh school education and ott,rator n"rfnlt:
sood chance for advancement. puou"t
Laundry 353S sherman ave.
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CLERK. with knowledge of boohNeepins di ~,
sales ability. salary. $40. with ptonlItou 70
assistant Office manager u cNtt,u'Nf ~ !. nv
shown SpN civ. star ono.
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PIANO, beautiful $500 mahogany upright
$3.50 cash. 1921 Corhn III. ne 90
PIANO. KImbali upright: mst like new
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RFAT. rs \ + NNLESNINN.
Tb.re ia an oneniug in the sales force Of
an established building Office. offering num-
her of new rations. for wide awake.
eTperienced man Of proven earning ability.
il you can actually sell houses. we offer you
a real opportunity to make money. our
present sales force has been advised of this
advertisement. Address. in confidence. Box
40-y Star Office
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tUTo DRIVING LESSONS ny 0JD Fv'
rlen"ed instructors: satisfaction insured Call
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MEN who know real estate and
know how to talk it can be
shown a way to increase their
earnings. Splendid cooperation
and sales help. Ask for Mr.
Burns. 5O2 Hill Building. 18th
and Eye NV. Open even
ings. l9N
YOUNG MAN. "a to IS, who
has made good in selling posi-
ton. but feels he has reached
limit OF advancement. Our prop
osition presents unlimited OPP
portunitles fora real man. Dur
ing time Of learning reasonable
salary will be paid. Write Civ
ing full particulars as to age,
education. experience. married
or single; present employment
and salary. 1t will do no good
to call personally until letter has
been received and appointment
made. Give. telephone number.
THF. NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER CO..
$40 18th Street NV.
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HAIRCTTTFR-Evpert. Arry between -
and n M, MARCEL 1904 Conn. ave -
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~ RANT SEDAN. 1a@3-Here - good
low-orice ,s,losed "sr that vii ziye YEARS 81
amt viii ireeze up any hi YER 'i'' Io,r
mileage. naInt GOOD. FIVE good cori tires
uphoistorr hardly soIlni. Extras inclu.e
nowl lights bar motor-meter AMI can rear
slsion mirror. step plates. etc. Price 1878. or
sihl down and ST. a month for IL months
InclucIne finance charges Wardm an Justice
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"A no. -obmer upright: wonderful bargain
ahogsny CASE. S335 terms. Homer l..
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LADIES, three, for pleasant,
profitable. outside employment.
Sales ability desirable but not
essential. Full or part time.
Splendid cooperation given be-
ginners. Full or part time. Open
evenings. Ask for Mr.. Burns,
3O2 Hill Building, 18th and Eye
NV. 19*
, 1926-03-24
@009pERSNVNgES@

: CULLEN'S TRANSFER, PHONE
226. 3-17tf.
A marriage license was granted
the first of the week to John Riffel
and Elizabeth Rudart, both of Pow
ell.
Jerry Huss is now located at
Miles City where he is employed
by one of the leading papers of that
place.
Mrs. Alex Linton returned Tues
day from a hurried trip to Billings.
Henry Sayles vas a business visi-
tor the first of the week
J. H. Watts of Grand Junction,
Iowa, is visiting with his friend,
Miss Audrey Blalock in Cody this
week. Mr.. Watts made the trip
to Wyoming by motor.
w. o. Sanzenbacher came out of
Sunlight last week, and on Monday
left for the Meeteetse country where
he will do some engineering field
work for Howard F. Bell.
o. p. Roberts is enjoying a visit
with his brother from Miles City,
Montana. On Monday evening they
passed through Cody to Meeteetse
where the brother resided at one
time.
To every one purchasing DR..
Cations book Mental Mysicisms'
price soc, he will answer free of
charge one question by mail. Adj
dress P. o. Box 1895, Billings,
Montana.
l.. E. Dresback of the Ford Ser
vice is in Billings this week COM
pleting plans for his new building.
The contract is said to have al
ready been let to a Billings firm
and work will start soon.
The members of the NJ. E. Aid
held an unusually fine meeting at
the church basement Wednesday
afternoon, about eighty ladies being
present. The program consisted of
a social hour and music, followed
with refreshments.
Glen Newton went to Billings
the first part of last week, and
on Friday was accompanied home
by Mrs. Newton who recently I'M
derwent an operation in the hospital
there. She is feeling much better
at present although the trip home
was a firing one
Paul R. Greever is to have the
rooms vacated by DR.. R. c. True
blood in the Holm block. With
the addition of the Trueblood Of
flee, Attorney Greever will have a
very comfortable and convenient of
flee suite.
, 1926-03-24
CRANDALL

Henry Shrine went to Painter
after the mail and was an over
night guest at the Snyder ranch.
John Stab was a recent guest
at Painter two days last week.
F. E. Mcgrew spent a few days
the past week on Clark, going by
way of the canyon.
Mrs. R. Oliver spent the week in
Painter visiting friends.
Frank Brough and Jack Cameron
are building a home for w. G..
Brough and wife on Paint creek.
Fred Wright moved his cattle
home from the Sanzenbacher ranch
last week. Where they were win
tered.
R. L. Morten returned home after
spending several days at the oliver
ranch.
Lelian Alexander called on her
mother last Monday afternoon.
Miss Martin Spent the week end
with Miss Biesemeier at the Riddle
ranch last week.
, 1926-03-24
WILL FAUST DIES
AT LOS ANGELES
VIII be Buried at Cody on Friday
Former Business man here

Will C. Faust, former Cody bust
ness man and resident of Cody
\died at his home in Los Angeles,
California, March Goth, after an i'll
ness of several years. His body
is being shipped home for inter-
ment. and services will be held at
the Methodist church by the Rev.
G. s. Upton. Friday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Will Faust was one of the early
settlers of the Big Horn basin and
for many years operated a farm
e Otto. Later he owned and
operated a ranch on upper Sage
creek, retiring from ranch life to
come to Cody to make his home.
He owned the Keystone livery barn
here for several years, and was
closely identified with the business
activities of the town.
He is survived by his wife who
was with him at the time of his
death, Mrs. Guy Lesser. his only
child, also of Los Angeles, two
brothers, Alberto Faust of Dillon,
Montana, John Faust of Meeteetse
and two sisters. Mrs. H. A. Thurs
, 1926-03-24
BUILDING PROGRAM WILL
REQUIRE ENGINEERS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces today that
the s165, 100000 Federal building
passed the House and is now before
the Senate, will require the services
of so or more associate construction
engineers for field work in addi-
ton to the architects, architectural
engineers, mechanical engineers, and
structural engineers now being
recruited for employment in the Of
flee of the Supervising Architect at
Washington.
Until April 27 the Civil Service
Commission will receive applica-
lions for positions of associate CON
struction engineers for duty in the
fieldt. The entrance salary is $4,000
a veal Higher-salaried positions
are filled through promotion.
These field construction engineers
will be in responsible charge of the
erection of federal buildings constru-
ted by private contractors.
Applicants will not be required
to report for examination at any
place but will be rated on evidence
of their education, training. and ex-
%perience.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service Com
mission, Washington d. c., or from
the secretary of the United States
Civil Service Board at the post Of
flee or customhouse in any city.
, 1926-03-24
uni OFFICIALS
LIKE COMMENTS
ON RADIO FEATURE

In a letter received by Mrs. w.
o. Taylor last week. President
Crane of the state university at
Laramie, expressed his pleasure in
having suggestions or criticisms re-
sarding the last new departure of
the state university in br~oadcasting
programs from the Laramie station.
Mr.. Crane stated that they were
just trying out the radio expert
ments, and if it seems practical
the idea would be continued. He
invited those who have heard the
programs to write, him, with the
idea that some idea could be had
as to the number of those who
were enjoying them.
, 1926-03-24
NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS OF
PUBLIC DANCES AND POOL
HALLS

You and each of you are hereby
notified that all public dances and
Footballs must close at 1900
O'Clock on each Saturday night from
this date. This law will be enforc-
ed strictly from this date.
Dated this II day of March, 1926.
HENRY DAHLEM,
Sheriff.
]. E. McELVAIN
Prosecuting Attorney
First publication March IT, 1926.
Last publication March "a, 1926.
, 1926-03-24
IN APPRECIATION

We wish to thank the members
of the Cody Fire Department, and
others for their prompt response in
extinguishing the fire at u home
this morning. We are especially
thankful for the manne in which
the water was handled, that little
or no damage was done to u
personal property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purvis.
, 1926-03-24
APPROVED BY MOTHERS

Approved by the mothers all thru
the east, Jack O'Leather suits for
boysl Really do wear longer and if
you come in We can show you
why-before you buy; sizes 6 to IS.
New blazer just in for the little tots.
Come in and look around and see
what we have to offer you for
your hard earned SIS see BILL at
the TOGGERY 10 East Cody.
, 1926-03-24

The censor at a New Jersey beach
says he has seen a beautiful
bather in scanty attire that he did
not turn to look. Isn't that just
like a nan.
, 1926-03-24
Il

The report as submitted herewith, is one
that should prove to the members of the Big
Horn Cooperative Association, the value of such
an organization to a community.
The affairs of this organization ;hava again
almost doubled over the previous year, showing
totalr ~rproximately $14O, 100000 larger. than the
totals of 1924 business.
The net worth Of the Association having
increased to. $14,330.0O which with management i.
such as in the past two years, will in the course
of a few years grow to one of the largest
financial organizations in the community.
'rne acti We members of the Association are
deser ring of commentator for thu manner in
which they have administered the affairs OF this
organization, and there is no limit to what. can
be accomplished, if the present method of grad
ually building up their reserves until they have
reached a point where they will be able to
handle every commodity in the community, and
supply it's members with all the necessities re-
quired in the handling of their operations.
Respectfully submitted,
s. D.
Basin, Wyoming.
, 1926-03-24

We now learn that an owls poll
is just a sheep and not dangerous.
We naturally supposed it was a fer
ocious animal.
, 1926-03-24

ton of Cody and Mrs. Amanda
Martin of Colfax, Washington.
, 1926-03-24
Auditors Financial Statement
Big Horn Cooperative Marketing
Association

March 5th, 1926.
Big Horn Cooperative Marketing Association.
Basin. Wyoming.
Gentlemen:
In accordance with arrangements made with
the Board of Directors, 1 have made an audit
of the records of the Association and the follow
ing statements showing the results of operations
for the year 1925 and the financial condition
of the Association February 9th. 1926 is sub
mitted herewith, as taken from the records of the
Association.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
FOR SALE--LOTS.
ln-AG-1

WHY GO TO FLORIDA TO INVEST? LIVE
among the pines 90 minutes from the Treas
ury Pitch tent there TINS summer; ao9 or nnr n-
I Par m sF' B1ens 1ea Nils M WA Gd r Fine eoncrete
now. Lots. 56x2oo. price. si75 up' Terms
to suit you. spend your vacation, and
soi e ens tso on ses sGr Values Rncrsas
Buy, as an investment for your children,
' ia5 ssuasSs r raaS sRd fs sunday S homes
and a. fully equipped store on property now
6HssoS T1fs spr owner Dos iaa 'sno1 s
Half-acre tracts with a brook, 5000. Cot
on easy VT terms Fine picnic grounds. Come
out.
GOOD INVESTMENT - TWO LOTS To
sether edx4 b5ai on corner facing
Park overlooking. Potomac Valley nine trees
S efae Se9d s s oe SEVER or s eeGsfS 1 Se
worth Soc #. T. HoF'FMAN. 1918 3oth st.
i5 AND 10 sHERIER PLACE. POTOMAC
Spring. Nd. No. Z. N'
BRooKLAND-LoT 80 FIT: BY 100 FIT:
Fl Phone Po1o@ae Sea for home ste
$25 CASH AND BALANCE ON YOUR OWN
Faet9n omy e15s &c paved barsa FSsf "asef
SIXTEENTH SIX ST. lwoRLD'S CHIEF AVE.
r"r Ste fmbSssy chiH or large h9ms Sixteenth
See Baist's Atlas lots 1913, so. 2724: see
also lots 2s.:'2; also lots on new subdivision
CHARLES %ETEs RtssEfE Rs%ps% as% sS1.S
CHEVY CHI CHAs.E-LEGATT0N ST, BLOCK
Addres. if8 Boa i@2n i$aD aye star Once S%S
y 1oRNER d EII, LOTS. 4sth AND TILDEN STs
good terms. Clarendon 3S1-J
Frr~c, C-I
age. ia4 feet Cali $500 $500 Mill Military sy'fd I'd l'O"'
ppHREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS. AT COLONIAL
i'tach, Va priced right. Cleveland 4711
t9mn' ave. and Capital Traction cars-Beau-
i a,iui lot containing one acre: water. sewer
age, electricity: 50 900 terms. Main 4s6l. .
BIZ 3GooDLcT 45XI19 FEET. TAKoMA
location: OWNER. 1921 Laurel st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D.. c,-BEAUTIFUL Lot
l25 feet; improvements in street: so cents
per SQUARE foot, Also small house and large
ton; porch: electricity. etc: only So 900:
terms terms Owner. Address Box 47-D, Star
CxHdLLTM, CASTLE HEIGHTS.
men you or ARE pome 3okns for profitable @ nyest
lots we'll located in this fast-growing section.
Main 754s q, H RYAN i9f1sF, oYseT, St NV
water. gas elec.: , blocks cars and stores
built-up section: only 81 900.
Another. corner, 55xl25; level and on
II L. THORNTON,
Ohce phone. Ad 5254 Evenings. Ad 6074.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK 46th
near Fessenden St; L. SO and 81 :. 1914 4:
sewer. water esec.; $3.50 each.
Another on Western ave; l.. %, ;. 1910:
$3.50.
II. l.. THORNTON.
Office phone. Ad 5254. Evenings. Ad. 6014.
BALTIMORE BOULEVARD
ChoIee lots 2la TO 10 cents per. So. IT..
Call NJ 9s91 Eve. y. 1850.
TTAK0MA PARK, D: c., NEAR, ,PINEY
than 30c IT,
Another 18th near Van Buren, 4Ox145:
sewer. water: gas, elec.: 81 500
II. L. THORNTON
ONCE Phone Ad. 5254 Evenings. Ad. 607+
a WONDERFUL BUILDING LOT IN SOM
erset, Md. 100 # front by 200 f.. deep;
cc9ncrcte street; all Improvements; price,
\. T. ROBINSON,
514-515-5I6 Bond Bldg, 18th and y. Y. ave
Main 432
Evening star., 1926-04-11
WANTED-ACREAGE.

WILL BUY ACREAGE PROPERTY LO-
csted anywhere in the District of Columbia,
nearby Maryland or Virginia. State number
81 ncres location and price. Address Box
SUITABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT: WILL
lAril Arafn N a
Evening star., 1926-04-11
sALE--INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.


NICE HOME ON, RITTENHQmsE ST. NV
10 rooms. 2 baths. ami. This is a good
buy, for either home investment. Col.
1880 1st ST. N.W.-4-RooM BRICK.
good condition. well rented. Price. $3.500.
o47 ~: n,W:-6 rooms o and bath. com
sfeG sec Us a hese and eg othsr II
'e''"'e" WAfPT.E 4 LEwEY. ~
1105 Vermont Ave Main 10000.
FOUR 55:R; B TApEsrRY a,,BIs BRlCK ,tz
All rented TO. to good white tenants excellent
white tenants. Four AR bricks; ne. good
per mo- Four Ar, bricks: sw; rented
$1ol per mo. All Of these propertes are
on through streets and are good Investments
LEO. +. HAINES: a15 18th. Main 1850. 12e
WANTED-TO COMMUNlCA1E WITH RE
sponslble art connOisseur capable selling au-
thentic object: 18th century art, S50O,0O0:
reasonable com; state references. Address
Box 102-D. Star office.
1127-1I29 7th SE-TWO BRICK HOUSES
one rooms and bath and one rooms:
price $4,000 for the two; now rented at $50
.443 Neal St family apartment
OF . rooms and bath each; rented at SOL
1241 LIST st. s.e--Six room house, with
gas: iatr9he and garage rented $50 mohth :
l2S Pierce ST. n.w--Six room brick house;
rented $50 a month price. 81; l50.
916 G st. .w.-Three-family apartment
month price, $500.
All of the above can be bought on terms
less than the rent of the houses.
THE HERBERT co. oo-
Evening star., 1926-04-11
FOR RENT-HAIJS
GAI.E-EARMS

BALLROOM AVAILABLE AFTERNOONS
for tea dances. card parties. receptions; ca
tering if desired. Endion Club. Ia Jackson
Evening star., 1926-04-11

0-ACRE FARM. PRINCE GEORGES CoUN;
~: on LandoVer rd. f-roon mouse; good
condition. New tobacco barn. outbuildinss
SlUU an acre, half casn. Balance easy
terms. G.. r. Bean. Landover. Md. Il. +. ID