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GRAIN
LIvDgNOCX
Weekly Trade Reviews Lend
Optimistic Tenor, Against
Decrease in Unfilled Orders
BEAR TRADERS busy

New York. Aug. ll.--tPj~-
stock prices t.Ened reaetioMary
IN the fiaal hour Of trading to.
y after ~ esvly peri0d at
strength. Bear .asaders, follow.
Ing the tsctics which proved
successful ysAteUdAy, launched
letc. oelllWg attach against Wv.
Oeal industrial ieaueA auch n
Y. 8. Steel, General Mot0ss and
Dupont. ill of which were driven
several polmls below last Nights
closing pslces.
New York, Aug. 1l--(AP)--,Specu
lat0rs for the advance repaine<i con
troll of the price movement in to-day.
stock market. With the technical no
sitiOn Of the market obviously In,
proved by yesterdays sharp reaction
and no apprecishle overnight accu mu
latiOn of selling orders, operator.
working for higher prices found it'll,
difficulty In bidding up their favor
ties, being aided hv an abu n,iance o,
loneble funds 1t Az per cent.
Steel shares. which were heavy yes.
terlay on selling reflecting spccula.
tive disappointment over the rela.
lively small increase in the untitled
orders OF the United States Stecl
corporation. regained part Of rheii
lost ground on buying influenced by
the optimistic tenor OF the weekly
trade review. Iron age reported that
new business in the first third 81
August equaled that Of the core.
sl10nvling period last month.
Rails responded to the publication
OF another record breaking freight
traffic statement, with the demand
centering. largely in the invpstmen.
issues. Norfolk and Western touched
a new peak price for all time.
Trading in General Motors auiete,l
down considerably after the drastic
decline Of Yesterday but it was sell
ing 5 points above yesterdays final
quotations in the early afternoon.
Mack Trucks was again active and
strong on reOprts Of large current
earnings.
4 sudden run-up in Ward Baking
n and the establishment Of new
peak prices for the year by r. H. Ma
chinery, Butterick Publishing and
Yellow Truck and Coach referred
also attracted wide spread speculative
interest. RumOrs that the FOunda-
ton company would cut its dividend
proved I'd be unfounded. the regular
quarterly rate Of 50 being declared.
Renewed selling Of U. s. Steel in tho
afternoon caused the rest Of the mar
ket to ease off. although several spe-
cialties continued to attract substah-
tial buying support.
The closing was heavy. Many of
the earlier gains were cancelled in
the final hour when persistent pres
sure against Y. S. Steel and other
pivotal issues carried them to the
lowest levels of the week. New York
and Harlem displayed independent
It rength. mounting TO q new high
price for the year above 200. largely
IN odd buying. Total sales approxi-
mated 100000 shares.
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REPORTS
DEPRESS|'.PRIC&''
--N e
Government Estimates Cause
General Selling of Wheat
in Chicago Market

Chica9e. Aug. u--(APo--4Oeneral
selling Of wheat today and 4 consc.
quent sharp down turn in price re-
suited from the bearish showing Of
che United States government crop
report ind from assertions that the
Canadian government crop forecast
was regarded as too low, BESIDES.
The world exp0rtable wheat surplus
was estimated by British authority
today at 76S.OOO. 900 bushels against
525. OOO.O0O bushels a year ago. Profit
taking sales weakened the corn mar
kct after the prices had touched a
new high prices recorded for the
season.
Mneat closed unsettled. 27s to ~
ccths net lower. corn y TO - cent
down. oats one cent to IL cent off
and provisions showing 8 to - cents
drop.
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sfy11ng gao 10 800 pounds ll.75@
iS.75: bulk desirable packing sows
lO.lN0plO.5O; heavyweight hogs 1850
@l2.6O; medium l2.25Ml3.46; light
l2.St0Hl3.46; light light 12.5Oll3.35;
packing sows Y.75@ 1885; slaughter
pigs l2.25@l3.lj.
Cattle $4,000: fed steers. yearlings
and grassers generally steady; trade
on fed offerings uneven; in between
grades weighty kinds slow; long
warnings and medium weight 1888;
.OJ9 pound bullocks 1910: big weight
$50; she stock spotty; steady to Is
cetns lower; bulls unchanged; veal.
ers 10 Ito 30 lOwcr; largely 10000
TACO.
Sheep 10000; very slow; fat dambs
weak ~ 20 cents lower; no westerns
sold; early bulk natives l3.250ri3.5O:
few sales culls $50; weak; sheep
steady; bulk fat ewes 6.5O0I7 so; in.
Mcations feeding lambs about steady.
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

south st. Paul. Aug. ll--(U. s. D.
OF A.)--'Cattle l.8OO; all classe j
steady; not enough fed offerings
around 10 make u market; one load
mixed yearlings to city butchers
early 1910; few grass steers to kill.
'ers C.OO@7.5O; bulk grass cows and
heifers 4.5Ofd6.5O: low cutters and
cutters 3.250l4.O0; bulls fully steady;
good heavies upwards to 600; bulk
medium grades 5.00@5.5O; stockers
aad feeders slow. undertone draggy;
bulk 5.0O@0,6O.
Calves 2;2OO: mostly SO higher;
good lights il.O0G ll.5O; bulk at in
side price.
Hogs 1000; opening weak to o5
lower than Tuesdays general trade:
h"st lights and light butchers l2.75@
1926: butchers salable from ll.5O0p
lS.5O; average cost Tuesday 1897:
weight 273.
Sheep 800: weak to 20 lower; bulk
fat native lambs l2.OO@l3.OO; cults
D.2b; bulk light and handyweight fat
ewes G.500700.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- T. HON = 80 -%44AAsses ss. s. jEnls
FOR SALE

GROOM strictly modern house
spick and span condition, east
front, nice pan q. city, splendid
lawn, slgQhbety, .s'Nmall fruits
dopbe garage. q, 5000.
GROOM hosaA. modern, .3eloas "a
park. esst front, y bargain u
4S,SOO.00.
GROOM house. aauth frsut,. nice
trees. good con6itiop, modern.
$4,6OO.OO.
GROOM house,, screaNaa porch. Al
coaditi0A, hot water heat, proba-
bly, bigGest value In city IN this
class Of house ut 81, 10000. +
GROOM bungalow, east front. mod.
ern, nice laWn and Shrubheryl
garage. $3.600O0.
l0-ROOM house, modern, good condi.
tlon, east front, nice part Of city,
garage, = bargain at $6,25O.00.
a-ROOM house, south side. good
barn, partly modern. l2t feet
frontage. 4l,70000.
BUILDING, LOTS-lk the particular
lot you, want Il not on my very
large list, will get it for you
{ II for sales
INSURANCE-Fire. tornado. automo-
bile in reliable companies with
prompt service assured.
IN MAKING OVER 1900. sAI.ES-I,
have never had q complaint from
any buyer. How many other deal
Ners. anywhere, can say tho same :!
Z att
WHEN you THINK OF real.
ESTATE-thiyk Of
r. e. YOUNG.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Aug. il--(U. s. d. Of Al
Hogs 10000; uneven; average
weight $50 pounds downward general
~ 10 to 1t cents lower chan Tues.
days average; others improved from
early; medium and strong weight
butchers mostly steady; packing
sows strong; spots 10 to Is cents
higher; top l3.45 paid for 1870 to 200
pound weight; light light. and slaugh-
ter pigs in very narrow demand; few
desirable $50 to $50 pound averages
12.85GVi3.l5; most desirable butchers
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FOR SALE,

6yROOM pastly modern house, Second
street, for $4,000. terms 400 cash,
| and balance like restt.
ROOM partly modern house for
"a 800, First street, terms $500
cash. and balance like rent.
ROOM modern house. 9 bed rooms,
hardwood floors. full 4basee mnt, fine
lot for 5000, on terms.
NEW ROOM modern house, up "a
date, built ia features, sest front,
nsar schools on good terms.
8 ROOM modern house on sixth
street, bed rooms, east front, hot
water heat. for $3.50. on terms.
6 ROOM modern house, Riverview
addition. oak floors, sun parlor, ga
rage In basement, lawn. trees and
shrubbery, on liberal terms.
3 ROOM modern house ION Eight4f
street. s bed rooms, eoat front, full
basement. double garage, on terms.
5 ROOM modern house. except heat,
2 bed rooms. close in, Aord wood
floors, for $3.50. on good terms. 4
I ROOM modern house Tor $3.50. on
liberal terma. so
GENERAL store In Burleigh e0unty
for trade for BufletGh county ua-
encun,bered acre property.
GEO. n. REGlsTgR.
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.sd2AN(ck an sf,,ARIf1T aAI.yea

Minneapolis. Aug. III All Range
pf carlot grain sales: Wheat No. /
dark mextherN l.500l .70s No. 2 ditto
7 .56As@l &9N.; No. 3 ditto I.5ok: No.
z dark hard winter 0N@l.k2; No.
\ bard winter l.36N@1.47; No. 2
Corn ~. : ysliow ssossx.
B Oats 40. 2 white 4lss@liN.
!. Rye NJ. 2. 07h@00h.
Flax No. !, 2A0h @2A9.
2, 06h No. 3. o8G6G35.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRXrN

minneapolis. Aug. 1l-(AP)-
wheat receipts 234 cars compared ia
221 year ago. :. Cath; NO. Il, north.
ern si.53M0l. 50ss; No. dark north
ern spring: choice to fancy 1890
l:6gSs; good to choice ,ly509l al SO Y !;
ordinary to good. ]. ~ = 0l.L67.; No. /
hard tspring l.66&@l84K; No. /
dark hard Montana on track t.S89t@
z .94A; TO arrive l.1e9lGllA3ss; Sept.
LAB; Dec. l.46As.
Corn No. 8 yellow Ss@S0M.
Qets No. ; white 39M <l3Oh.
8arteyy 5O@oe.
Rye No. 2. 06N6077s.
Flax NU. !, 2,lals @2A5.
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TT, lllsf .I1BNI1le

Nav York, AnK., III II Ap}-Liberty
bonds closed: 8 sl-2s l0lS4; first
las Toe: nepeD@ = lJlsi 1oA23; third
: IDS i0i.2; s{oUfta 4 lbs tOadf;
Y. 8. G. ~ S-4s IOl.le: u, s. c. As
le2i38: ~. 8. C. I Ids 1O7.H.
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Tne Late 70 Classify

IN 10t0 10 C10GIo4y
FOR RENT Five. room partly mod
ern house. close in, to ADULTS only
$40; and two room house for SIG.
Geo. n Register. i.
FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine
in good condition. Call between
and 8. Room 7l2. the Mckenzie
Hotel. e.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-High grade
piano 70 trade for a used Chevro-
let or Ford touring car. Cheap for
cash. 46h Broadway.
FOR SALE-A good Ford car. l book
case, sectional, library table,
Singer sewing machine, China
closet, cupboard. porch cot. One
three burner oil stove and heater,
glass jars. potato planter, garden
tool planter. good wagon and roll
Of chicken wire. Other things tob
Anmer0us to piention. Phone 783
In. col 9th. st. South. Il
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Chicago. Aug. 11-(Af) Potatoes.
re ~ ears. tstslaH 1syshipnshts
liberal; dsmaAd and 'tfedoe1 5sifosi -
ate: lnsrket steady: NSNSis shd I'M.
souri, sacked Irish 3oE61ers .260O
3.l5; Minnesota sacked Nlily: OKos
l.7O@l 40. Is. n.
MINNEAPOLIS HoyOtlR.
Minneapolis, Aug. l1--tAp) -f1our
unchanged to cents lower Ia car.
load lots: family patents quoted vt
1896 to 1916 4 barrel, IN .Oe.pound
rels. 4
Bran 220O@230O.
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llAla .IstY WluvrD


1oUSe.AND fLA1p
FOR SALE -9-rc6m modern house.
including bed rooms, first floor
finished in quarter sawed oak,
Georgia pine finish on End floor
full basement, fine porch, east,
front, hot water heat, trees and
lawn, garage, near schools we'll
built and one Of the most desi rable
homes in city, close in. at q bargain
on terms.
Geo. NJ. Resistee
FOR RENT-Modern flats, { roeVa
and 8 room. unfurnished. with
heat and water. For sale: Z room
house on 80 foot lot. Also 100 ~
l50 foot lot opposite Roosevelt
School. Phone COS, Cora 3. Ne.
Lean, after 8 p. m. u
FOR RENT-5 room house, modern,
hot water heat, electric stove and
range. full basement. garage. Also
3 room house. partly modern.
Phone 1889. Gee. White.
FOR SALE-Direct from owner, 5
room bungalow and garage. No
commissions. Small down payment.
Price and terms reasonable. Phone
92l.
WANT TO SELL our home, near
Roosevelt school. On account Of
poor health want to 60 to milder
climate. Inquire 4OS Avenue A west.
FOR RENT-Six room modern house !.
partly furnished, by Sept. 1. Phone
466M.
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FOR SAkE-Ons 1915 Dedge Touf-
Ing, balloon tires and disc wAeels:
one ford Coupe; one Ford Read.
Dter, and one Ford .Bue. All ears
psleed ,vsSy low to sell quick. 'Leek-
wood Accessory Co. s9hsae 1oT:
80 Main st.
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Dltl.uJTN GRAIN

Duluth, Aug. ll--(AP)--Close
FLAX, September 2.44ls; October
2AtN; November 2.47; December
BATS.
Wheat No. l dark northern 1.50hO
!.1OH; No. 2 dark northern l.54M@
LES y; No. 3 dark northern l.AOkM
I:0ZM; No. northern .J5MNll .05k;
No. l amber durum 3ShOl. 76lS:
No. amber dufum l.37lSt01.70K:
No. durum l.38ls@1.53lx; No. z
durum l.36@ .53ls: No. / mixed
durum l.30h0l.68H: No. mixed
dumAm HE0Ll .63A: No. ] red
durum 1924.
Oats No y white 39!s M4oh.
No. | rye 90.
Barley, choice to fancy 65DCS;
medium to good COCOA: lower grades
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n1fN0ll snFEYl IlIl !.

Ealgs. n. H.. Aug. sll- AiP)-But-
ter ,fat. thurning ceram -. packing
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-NEA. Chi(eg Bureau
';carfssc Al" Caponi, sHeged head
OF . Chicago bootle1ging syndicate.
surrendered to federSl Officers there
on . liquor conspiracy charge and
accusing .ss Ss a q ss n murder warrant a
sistsnt States Attorney William H,
McSwigoin. He admitted. knowing
ME slain officer. hut denied ii
knowledge Of his murder.
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f16T no slan11 ~

Ais ~ ~ l.s. it, so9S ~; cream.
sfy 11kras ~; standards 20; extra
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onds 3S@S4h.
Eggs unchfnGed; reesipes i0l10
Cheese unchGnked.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN

VU1CNt6D iNAuN
Chicago. Aug. li-(AP)-Cash:
Wheat No. 2 red l.37. al 80: No. /.
hard l.380l.4O.
Corn No. 2 yellow 81 .sspSC: No. 2
white 85A 68C.
Oats No. 2 white AIN 0n43la; No. 3
white 301s@42..
Rye No. 2, LOAN 6l.O5.
Barley 58072.
TimOhy seed 6.25M5.
Clover seed 22OO@3O.OO.
Lard 1897.
Ribs 1880.
Bellies 1900.
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WANTED no RrNr

WANTED 10 .RENr
WANgED-Party wants shout . four
room furnished apartment on
ground floor. Write Tribune, No.
WANTED TO RENT-A snsoll house
with modern conveniences. Write
Tribune No. o..
WANTED-By September 4, las11
furnished apartment. Cell 05z-N,
after 6 p. m.
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FOR 9SALE-up-to.date billiard par
Tor IN good live town OF 10000
population: Equipment consists Of
4 pool tables. 2 billiard tables and
smoker table, soda fountain In
connection. !.
Poor health makes It necessary
to sell.
Write Box IS Tribune,
'Bisnasrok, N. Oak.
A BUSINESS Position with GOOD
pay 10 certain when you hswo the
training. Helpful beck sent free.
American Business College, Faro,
N. Oak. 87 =, 4
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REAL USED CAR VALUES
1926 Oldsmpbile 4-pass. coupe .4490. 00
(Overhauled, new tires and battery.)
1895 Overland touring ...... 4216leO
1924 Ford tudor .............$2 76.OO
Studebaker TOURING .......... $500
BISMARCK HUDsON-EssEx CO. I
l1lo 1Qaln.
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eaSSSeo0 O~0 Sy
FOR RENT = Two nicely furnished
rooms for two. One. furnished
room, for one. also S0Ard, At Ga
Third street. Phone 1850. One
light housekeeping room st 622
Third street. Phone 132W.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room. Also
one room suitable for light house
keeping in . modern homo Close
in. Phone COIL. Call at IL Thayet
street. s
FOR RENT--Two nice light house.
. keeping rooms, fully furnished and
fully modern. Phone 81N. ST.
Second street.
COR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping in modern
house. AIS First street. Inquire
~ 81 Ave. n.
FOR RENr-Well furnished room
with kitchenette and closet. Ice fur.
nishs6. All Fifth St. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished room IN raod-
ern home, close in: ladies pre-.
frrred. 500 Seventh street.
FOR kENT-Partly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Phone
637-W. lis Mshdans Ave.
FUn RENT = -Four rooms over
Knowles JewelrY store. Apply to-
F. A. Knowles.
NEWLY decorated PLEASANT light
housekeeping room. College Bldg
Telephone 1873.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room suit
able for two. Phone 6o6-223-
Second Street.
FOR RENT--FuYnishsd room. Call
after 8 p. m. Call 952W.
FOR. RENT--PleAaont sleeping room.
ContlnMon nnAfArrnd Call Oa1U
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LOST-Dlack leather suit case. Lost
between Detention Hospital ana
Patterson farm. E. Smith 4 G..
bunker printed on side. Return to
Tribune. or eati At4W,
LOSf-Yellow Angora kitten We'd
nesday evening. Finder please mo-
tify Mrs. Chas. Fisher, 527 Thir-
tsenth street.
pen ut RichhOlt
store. Suitable reward for return
to Miss Blanche Thistlewood,
Ga. ROASNf.
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Statesmen - Esksblished .suanu fac.
s toysr h., . S;RsninE for se.smsn
to handie fast selling popular
! lines. Juvenile fsll suits ranging
from $3.50 dos. to So6.BO dog. Nlso
boys longies ] and knee pants.
Convenient sasnple case, 'totsl,
weight Is Ms. No objection to aide
line. per cent cpn,n,ission. State
territory, experience and refer.
ences. Box ICS. 226. w. ,A2nd N. u
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olSMARCk GRAIN
(Fsr"ished BY Rvsseli.Aliller Co.I

cent per pound discount under So
D. Ear corn. ~ lbs, s cents under
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
MUSICAL TNsTRUMENTs e
Musical Instruments
FOR SAFE

FOR SALE
i Valve Trombones, silver-plated,
good condition.
8 q Flat Altos, silver-plated. good
condition.
1 b Flat Alto (Holton) with
case, siIver-plated, almost new.
Baritone, silver plated, excellent
condition.
II 3 Flat Tuba (Holtonl, medium
size. upright, good condition.
Bass Drum, medium, with GYM
balls, good condition.
These instruments are az IN
good mechanical condition and
only slightly used Will sell one
Or the entire lot st low prices
FOR quick sale. No reasonable
offer refused. Can Be seen 1t
Room 4O5, Times and Herald
Bldg, 1917 n st. N. W., 8 !. ii.
to 5 b. m.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

UNITED Shoe Repairing, 642 G
st. N. W., near corner Of 7th.
Will sell reasonable; good business.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !.

White, middle AGED for gem
erai house work; good home. small coma
Densation. Apply 6TlB 18th ST, ~. w,
tween and ?. n.
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NIiscen aneOus

Phone Classified dds 20 M0sM 200
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 30
rRYsT1T- CHANDELIER. 81 excep-
tional beauty. Price, 3126. Adams o04O.
RUGS, Bedroom, Dining Room suite,
alectrfc washing machine garden
3fooie. yFheeibarrow, fence wire, etc -
Ma. Ave, Clarendon. We.
WTNDHIIELI1e AND SEDAN GIIASsmB
Renlaced INSTANTLY Prices Reasonable
Glass Department of
THE STERN co.
a1a Maine Ave. 8
turnished upon short notice. -.
80 THE STERN co.
Racforv, a10 Maine Ave. q
Main $50.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
AGENTS WANTED

sAGENTs-New plan, makes II easy TO
earn $50 to 500 weekly. selling shirts
direct to WeareF. No capital or expsr-
ienee needed. Represent q real manu-
factuFer Write now for free samples.
Madison Mills. $50 Broadway, New York.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

Phona Clossi1sed Ads 70 Rats $3.50
BUsTNEss OPPORTUNITIES e

DTsTRIBuTOR wanted for a famous
Old Virginia Cake SC seller. Trade
already established; liberal commission,
Kroogss Bakery e. Grace ST., Rich.
Tnnnd W.
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10 Rent


20 RENT
PAoMs cIassst!ea Ads 3 Meln $500
APARTMENTS FURNISHED SIS
N9AE Capitol Library newly papered.
rooms, kichenette. private bath. h.-wsh.,
gas, elec., furnished; adults. % Sd Sc.
CONN. AVE II. w, 2ss2--NIcsly furn.
lsned apt. living room, kitchen, bath,
elect. linen, china. cooking utensils
Furnishes; u continuous not water; electric
r ST. ~. W., 2aO--Lnrge room. Kitchen.
sink, porch, unlimited phone, sel1if-
priv. bath: completely furn. for D. 4.
FlAIlxsT ONE Cor apt, well fur: 4
TIas s.tchs' bath; summer mo.
STREET ~. w 13s
9@ROOM apt. next 10 bath; completely
furnished Tor Ink; ami exce1lsnt
Condition.
at. PLEASANT ST. &. w, sli0---At-
tractive Groom apt. second floor
front: near Kenesaw Apt.s adults.
N. "a AVE. 1a16- Attractlvely fufnished
apt. for rent for summer months; Du-
pont CIR. district. n. s113. Apt. ~.
TAYLOR sT. NJ w. 1890 room apt,
completes kfSCMGWfs neat &4@Sp
and laundry privileges; suitable for
couple: garages near; 80 month Col
6023-W
THE CALVERTON, 1878 C0LUMBIA
RD-Three-room housekeeping apart
seventh floor: 6eautifuI view. north.
south and east exposures. Very deair-
able, Reasonable. Phone Col Ss0e.
Apt 700.
18th ST. n, v. III SIT v1o1 large rooms
SOUTHEAST
9TH ST. S. 81, 327 Beautiful Groom
apt, End floor front. completely fur.
new kitchen cabinet; elect, bath NV. n.
NEW JERSEY AVE. 81 n, 49s--1x-
ceptionaliy we'll furnished paTlof floor.
large, airy rooms, Kitchen, private
bath. porch, 8. M f.; free phone, com-
pIetely equipped; near CAPITOL Library
MIsCELLANEOUe
1876 III 81. ". w.
rooms, Kitchen. reception hall and
bath: downtown location. $50; also
room, kitchen ana beth. S4o:
Modern fireproof building. IN best
part Of Mt Pleasant; Janitor on prem
/ room. Kitchen and bath :. tss.s 80
rooms. kitchen and bath. 5000
Se0e ROCK CREEK CHURCH I'D. NV.
rooms. Kitchen and bath 1850
1ze WEBSTER 81. NV
Building juBt completed: close %
cars. bus lire and Soldiers Home park;
tile and marble halls large rooms
kitchen and tile bath: from ss2 90 g
unTsntsd apartments ere open Tor In
b. WELDON co.
1901 * ST. N. w. MAIN 1885.
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CONN AVE. n. w, Nicely furn.
isEed apt living room. kitchen. bath,
elect, linen. china cooking utensils
furnished; continuous not water; electric
ranGe. $40.
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STATESMEN

statesmen
TO SELL CHEVROLET AUTO
MOBILES AND TRUCKS. WON
DERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
THE RIGHT MEN. APPLY
SALES MANAGER. OURISMAN
CHEVROLET SALES CO., 61O
p ST. n. 2.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

WANTED-Experien salesman to
cover Washington and Virginia for
speciality house with established trade.
Preference given applicant now en-
pIoyed. Record must bear gtricteSt in
vestigation: prefer married man. prop
erty and car owner, Liberal drawing
account and commission: experienced
field manager with acquaint suceeesflI
applicant with both lines and trade.
Write fully. SalesmanageF, 7240 Kossel
ST.. Forest HiIla. New York
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MONEY 10 LOAN I

MONEY loaned on autos and trucks;
bring bill of sale; you keep car. Line
s6s5. ia 18th st. N, q.
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MISCELLANEOUS gI

1908 QUINCY ST N W.--Afodern 1-roofn
and bath home; I bedrooms; excellent
condition; porcfes front and rear. So
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r ST. N. W.. 2aO--Large room Kitchen,
sink, porch. unlimited phone, sennf-
priv. bath: completely furn. for h. &.
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1.-THE CAIYERTON, 1878 COLUMBIA
Three-room housekeeping apart
ment with large airy rooms on the
seventh floor; beautiful view. north.
south and east exposures Very denir-
able. ReasonAble. Phone Col. $685.
Apt. 100.
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SITUATION WTD.-FEMALE IL
BOoKKEEPER-CASH gen office
work; four years hotel and banking
experience; reference. Frank. 1860.
HOUSEKEEPER. wIdower's home, wo-
man thoroughly exp. and recommend
ed wants position. 729 18th ST. 8. E.
PARLOR MAID-WAITRESS, experienced
young woman, willing to travel, wants
position, Lincoln 59I7.
SEcRETARIAL, young lady; references;
real estate experience; capable Of
managing office, desires position. Box
S-172, Times Herald.
sTENoGRAPHER-A gen. office !;
cashier; lady highly recommended
wants position. West 1920.
TYPIST--Expert: young lady highly
recommended desires position. Box
S-18O Times Herald.
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