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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-14

paper employees are barred from the
competition, so. You see, amateurs
have the field all to themselves.
And what are the conditions? How
do you win these prizes? Here's
how:
BY writing ads. BY writing ads
about the business or products Of the
So big business establishments par.
ticipating in the ad-test.
This Is brand-neW proposition
for Waaningto writing ads. Wash
ington people have. q few times In
the past. had opportunities to COM
pete nationally in drafting slogans,
notices and sometimes ads. but this
time 1t il strictly q local affair.
The ads are written about firms
and products familiar to every fam.
lily in washington and vicinity,
Every firm In the test IL within q
street-car ride of your home. You
can call in person. look over the
goods in the store, get your ideas
and then so home and write your ads.
Tt has been III source Of much
surprise to the people here to find.
how easy I'd writing really In. It's
easier than making out q laundry
list, one woman said, while another
claims she can write these ads with
less mental effort than Il requires
to place an order for groceries at
the chain store.
And SO IL goes.
Riziz Adds $1,000
No wonder Rizik. Brothers, one
OF the big So, came forward and
posted check for $1,000 for the
grand prize winner if the winning
adl was about their store. Since
the grand prize Is 81, 900 III cash
that means You get 80 600 for al
single ad. At any rate, somebody.
ia bound to win $1,000 I'll cash,
whether the ad u about Rizik Broth.
ers or not
And just read the list Of special.
prizes some Of these SO firms are
offering They are all In addition
to the grand prize. IL the grand
prize il about any one Of their
blishments YOU get the grand
prize plus the special prize they Of
fer.
How many ads do You have To-
write?
write as many ads as you can
or as many ads as YOU wish to
write, OF course, you must write
at least one ad about each of the.
firms in the test to be eligible for
the 81 900 cash prize That gives
You 80 chances at the grand prize
and all down the, line YOU have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-14

known member Of the National
WoInan's Party and many years
one Of its officers. has found Zain
Ad writing form Of mental
recreation that no other activity
could furnish.
It's great fun, and how absorbing.
once you get started" says Mrs.
Lorraine Leese Good, popular little
radio star who is heard each week
over Radio station WMAL. IT did
not get started until the second
week, but I'm going right OH
through now and having wonder.
full time. / didn't know / could
write SO many things about the
local stores and the things they
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-14
FOX BAND FINE
In HERBERT
MELODIES

A generous program at the Fox
this week with ''Irenes' head!ining
on stage and screen.
Irene Franklin is back again
with clever songs, smart clothes
and Jerry Jarnagin at the piano
This time Miss Franklin sings
three numbers, all new, and deliv.
cred in her inimitable manner.
She could have remained indef
inite1y.
The most pretentious OF the
stage offerings is the dramatic in
depreciation of George Gershwin's
Rhapsody in Blue" with the in
tricate piano passages in this num-
Der executed by the internationally
known artist. Richard Singer The
corps de ballet Is particularly note
worthy in this feature. The more
familiar melodies of the late Vic
tor Herbert, from Naughty Mari
eta" Babes in Toyland" and THE
Fortune Teller are rendered by
the Fox grand orchestra under the
baton of Leon Brusiloff. enhanced
by the stage ensemble. The set
ting for the climax to "Irhe For
tune Teller is delightful As
staged and presented it is one of
the finest of the recent good Fox
overtures.
BERTHE and Norway. and George
Merton, eccentric dancers, and
Ross and Gilbert, harmonists. add
to the general merriment.
The film attraction, 1.-THE Silver
Slave" with Irene Rich in the title
fc he ctr Nf witt
one child, spoiled daughter,
whose every within has been antici-
Dated and INDUCED since baby
hood. The widow. under the terms
of her late husbands will, is
penniless IL she remarries: so, for
the sake of the daughter who must
be married off properly before
mother gives thought to herself.
the widow relinquishes love and
home. offered by an old sutton, and
sends the sutton on his way with
bitterness in his heart and a desire
to acquire money lots of money,
for this slave to silver whom he
loves.
Irene Rich, as the widowed
mother, is excellent. and no fault
can he found with her acting,
though she shows tendency
toward bad makeup. Audrey Fer
ris, as the daughter, is the most
natural of the performers. Holmes
Herbert, as the suitor of the
widow. is exceptionally well cast.
Carroll Nye, as the former play.
mate of the daughter, is pleasing,
and John MILAN is adequate as
the "Iadies' man" even if he re-
sorts to rather old methods of de-
plotting his villainy.
The usual short features, includ-
ing an interesting Fox Movietone
News, complete the bill.-T. X. Y.
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AMERICAN OIL co. win give
. SO worth Of AMOGO-TAs to writer
Of best ad on this prodmct eneh
week for remainder Of campaign.
CARRY ICE CREAM CO. win
give . gallon Of ice cream for
each Of the five, hest ads submit
ted On their product. exclusive Of
the first five winners selected b.
The Times. each week.
SIMPLEX PISTON RING CO.
offers 70 install Simplex piston
rings In any : Or 3 cylinder auto
motor for the writer Of the hest
I'd submitted on their firm during
entire nd test.
CHAMBERS FIRELEss GAS
RANGE 90. offer O credit % 500
on their Model s7Ai Range 70 the
writer Of the best ad ON their
product during the remainder Of
the campaign.
BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT co.
will give q gallon Of their paint
or vaFnIsii products and . brush
TO the first winners and n quart
and brush to each Of the next
four winners every week.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.. offer q
credit Of 500 ON new Nash car
for the best ad ON this make Of
auto or their firm each weak Of
campaIgn-OnIy 0ne OFlxe tnOn.
transferable tn . winner. Also
they will give q used car tor
best nd on FUSED carsT sent In
during entire enInpaign-tf win.
neF deslress value ~ this ear can
be applied ON any new or used car
In stock.
STANLEY CRANDALL THE.
ATERS offer twO-parfy pass
for the ten best ads each week Of
I'D test.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SCP.
PLY CO. offer 3 credit Of 22B On
retail price Of General Electric
refrigerator for the best ad each
week for remainder 1T camDafgm.
CMAt. SCHWARTZ y SON of
fer handsome lMdIeg' compact ar
. ROnsOD cigarette tighter twin
HeF'a r1OaeeI for the hest I'd an
their store during sixth and sev-
eEth weeks ic0mbinedl. They will
nls0 give q wrist watch iwlnnePp
ehOicel for the hest ad On their
%Ge0w . Diamond Ciub."
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sell until / got started to writing
Zain Ads"
Legion Official Competing
Captain Thomas j. Frailey, at
-torney, American Legion executive
and prominent in Legion activities
here, finds writing Zain ads big
help in concentrating after a day
of heavy routine in the office.
IT can recommend ad writing as
fine diversion for the tired business
man, for the professional man
whose mind gets into a rut; for the
man who delights in competitions,
for matching your wits with those
OF the fellow you don't know, for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-14

SERVICE PHARMACTESs offer o..
rs DeVflbiss Perfume TagIt fer
the best nd On their store during
entire I'd test.
UNDERWOOD q UNDERWOOD
6ftee . sitting By their artists
and one dozen English prints.
value $50. to the writer Of the
best I'd On their business for en-.
tire campaign. They win alec
glHo IN extra prize Of dOEs pic
9lKes. value so. for best nd ON
Ey Impressions After 3 visit 10
Their studio@ for last half Of
THE KAUFMAN FURNITURE
60. win give o handsOme CORs.
wen chair 81 NEharaeteF efuFnI-
t1reS fer fhe hest al On their
DS0&@ 0mFang entire campaign.
RlZIK bros. offer lady's
I'D IN their store during entire
campaign. Also one 910.60 bottle
and two $3.50 bottles Of Fleur
Divine Imported French perfume
Tor the three best ads each week
Tor the remainder OF campaign.
ARTHUR JORDAN i.lANO CO.
Ss1sEs 3. sss aruaswsck Pana-
1870 NNHAAtAs 5DN the W@8G
40 on their stoFe during entire
I'd test.
BECKERss LEATHER GOsDDs
CD. Will give > SIS 1larkInann
wnraRObs trunk for the best 81 81
1kslr store dngiilg entire earS.
JOHN n. WILKINS co. offers
$50 Universal Electric Perr0-
5 latoKs With sugar bowl, ereamee,
'EF@y mmd B pOunde Of coffee. Cor
best I'D ON their product during
entire I'd test.
WILLIAM ROsENDORR offers
q so Red Fox scarf 20 the writer
% the beat nd on that stGFe dur
Ing entire campaign.
STRAYER COLLEGE offers q
go scholarship. any course. day
o. sweating sessions. transferable.
fer the best nd on their College
during entire ad teat.
BRkBERICH'B WILL GIVE =
pair Of Red Cross ladies' shoes or
Q pair 0f Num- Bush mems shoes
WINNERS eaOieel. for the. hest nd
On their store during sixth and
seventh weeks teombinedb.
SMITHS RADIO SERVICE ef.
feFs m AfwateF Kema AsOdeg 81
aiectFS0 radio eet with Model =
npeaIxeR to 10 given far the meet
Aewafer Kent I'D DURING the csns-
nasgn.
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Baby Star Shines

Gwenn Lee, Metro-GoldWyn-
Mayors Wampas Baby Star OF
1928, plays Diane. the vamp in
Lon Chaney's new Metro'Gold-
wyn.Mayer tarring vehicle,
Laugh. Clown, Laugh" now
playing at Loew's Columbia. Miss
Lee was born in Nebraska and
started her career as a stage
dancer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-14
HUNDREDS TRY THEIR SKILL IN IIMESZAIN AD
$4,000 Prizes
DRAW BIG LIST
Of ENTRIES

1t was something brand new fol
Washington!
The National Capital and vicinits
had been kept busy for years read
Ing the local newspapers for In
formation about contests, cam
paigns and competitions OF almost
every conceivable nature.
Then along came the zAIN ad
writing test.
Something New
Something new something profit
able- something educational -some
thing helpful and worthwhile.
The stake involved was 800
ia cash and prizes. plus more than
5000 worth Of special awards.
The public did stop, look and
ington when prize contests are an
nOunced.
BUT
This was something different.
There were no orders to get--ilo
subscrip tons To solicitao entrance
lees to post. There were no strings
attached.
Summer was coming on. Vacation
talk was In the wind The Nain aid.
test proved 3 lifesaver. It provided
funds for some and delightful
new game and recreation for every
one.
Plan Wins Approval
Did Washington respond2 They
did-and III big way. The Zain
aiskssf CHANGED habits ii hundreds
81 washington homes.
Evenings, spent wastefuIly or
fcolislaly. were turned to thoughts
~ WashingtO1lsa leading business
Establishments: dictionaries which
had long been neglected came out
of their hiding places: members
81 the families started talking
about the advert senlents An the
PAPERS: about products sold g
5 1s asnln TON !. .laAllea ~ q 81. "
compare nouss 4loia nee e LII ~
men ana W0nens Wear s0tA ~
" asnlng with siznilar artlcies
o1skxlpllLed r. oLner ciLles
those Masnln6lOn IlrLAls.
which joined with The washington
Times "a STAGING the LlInessAaln
ATTEST mere. gor TAXED ABOUT more
Inan ever DeL0re. nelr proaucla
x.lfnasnsa Lns A115ect q convsEsa.s
ton ~ 1he Drsalz1ast taple. psIore
the open Kareplace ~ the iiVlng
room. during the radi0 concert ana,
u some eases. aller tns hgnls Were
oh1 loE SH Iss,,i,s ~, 1890, ia.
go ~ 49,. :sss,.s, -. II
s;lles { nIr,,s' s,,, ter deslv nre.
$3.50 $3.50. -'-As.'s - Il Is
H. r..h nr,zea tt,a ,,,.,c1, Z ,,}laea
rrixes md tI1e many other aneciaI
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SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED IN
TTMES-ZAIN AD-TEST

SPECIAL NOTICE: IF the 81 900 Grand Prize
offered By THE TINES for the besE sdd submitted
during entire Ad-Test T. uuritfen about RLZIk BROS
this firm sCu giUe the IOinner additional 81 900
IN Cash.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-20

happenings and projects of today that interest him. New achievement is better, he holds, than retrospec- ton.
 Robert Todd Lincoln, the Emanci- pator's son. was like that. Through the years of his retirement he re- fused consistently to talk in rem- lhiscent vein of his father. Near the end of his career he Lscsme virtual ly 3, recluse in the little New Eng land town where he lived
 Dr. Lealo resides in New York with his daughter. He has 3. son in New York who is 8 doctor, and an- other who is an attorney.
 Won Prominence as Physician
 When he was mustered out of the army in 1S66. pr. Lcaln went to Europe, where he studied Asiatic cholera for year or more. Then he returned 10 take up his practice in New York.
 For B half century he was one of the leading physicians of the city. connected with various hospitals, including EelloNue and the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb. To this lat ter interest he still deyotes part of his time.
 He is member of a dozen or more leading medical. scientific. and literary bodies. In 1881 he was 8 delegate 10 the London International Medical Congress.
 He has written extensively on medical surgery and scientific sub lects, but though repeatedly urged to. has refused to write his own me- moirs or his recollections of Lincoln and tho war.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-20

New Yort April 20 Sixty-throe years now iye passed since that night in Aui, 1865, when Abraham Lincoln dit from the bullets of John Wilk Booth.
 Of persB who were friends of the great lan. there are left but a handful. 3w there are. even, who can hoasthey eyer saw him. The last of H children, Robert Todd Lincoln, td in 1926,
 But UCharles A, Leale, the first doctor tfeach Lincoln after he was woundfSsnd who watched over the .presid@ until the end came, still lives iNew York. He is SC. Though he haret'red from active medical practe, he is in good health and serv' on various hospital boards.
 A urtain Shields His Memories
 h Lcale, was g, and out of med icagchool for only a year. when he attided the dying Lincoln. He had joia1 the medical corps Of the arN. and was in charge of 3 ward fo wounded officers in the T.. $. G,eral Hospital at Armorv Square. Vshlngton, when the assassinatiou ofhe president occurred.
 Mrs. Lincoln placed pr. Leale in tsrgc of the treatment of the ounded president But medical aid t,uld do nothing save prolous lin- ,oln's life for a few short hours, IL 7.as the night of April 14 that he tas shot; the next morning he was lead,
 Of those historic days Dr. Lealc has 8 store of priceless memories. But he dislikes to go back over them. He prefers to look to the fu- ture, and 10 think and talk of the
Evening star., 1928-04-23
VAfER ERoNT ESTATE
CHARLES y. LEE
A Ar.E.aNsslsa Ma
MUST RE SOLD.

f. 4 y acres and nscSsTnised hona 90 esaas
uful s. Georges River. 81. Mays County.
Md. 500 r.. Screened perehes, llelco elss
Location efters finest hShing, crAbeang, syN
ters Il NAthlng and shooting, Near state rcaS
nut secluyeds Address Box Ass, star cetce.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
SALE--L0TS.

BUILDING -I6fS II 6ESfRzBTT CETvY
Chase. D. Ca. location: close 20 new school
further details Q. d GARRETT sol Coo.
fa10 balk1lHEs lf-e S3Sz
FOR. QUICK sALE--s BE1TTfTTT LOTS
terms. Address Hox l0O-R. ~ ofaon.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

lnEAL RIvRR FRoNT PRoPERTY--I0s
lower Pctomsc. Msryland ssfe. 20 milss fron
WashipGtcn py excellent State road. I'm,
modern iHaprovemen,s; , snaan ccssaees aEd
XnpiS ", A. SIMPSON. $50 tn at. a.s.,
or your own broker
ron SALE-WATER FRONT PROPERTIEs
9, H. NEELY = co. l2l$ Il s., NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-23


140o pEcA A.--sR. H..wH.E. $3.50 90
331 g Ct nw.~-li rooms bath. 1880
10. lincoln I'd n.e.--T r.. b., heat 80 so
T09 Tth 81, s.es~-s r. b, hwh.. el hTS(
1.a ialh 81. SET r.. b.. gas. 80. 30 so
400 A Sd s.e.~AS r., h. h VIII elec so so
81 End 81, n.w,--p rooms. bath 1880
i13a = ~. R.es--~6 r., b, elec 4a.50
lds Mas. ave, NV r.. b., elec $3.50
lal0 Emerson A.. NEE r.. b. 95 so
aoS n a. nws-~G rms, bath $50. aa.OO
l.sS MontelIa ave. n.e.--S r.. b aas
Snt "a 81. s,w.-~-6 rms.. bath. 80 40 90
a. - Morton st. ne--& rms. b. $3.50
1923 Ord at. u.e,~~A rooms. water, $3.50
INT st. s,W.~-T rooms water. -. 1aAo
1871 n SET rooms water "t so
Ilg II ~. sw,~~-A rooms water -. a0aO
jTH st. sw,~--A rooms, water. -. 1880
JAMES r. SHEA
041 La. Ave, NV.
CoLoRED
ialI = Capitol st,---S rms, bath S4A so
1919 3Qth st. n,w.---T rms hath. 80 ~ so
.sS and at, n,w % rnls,, hath, go. 1850
iana Srd at. ntes~~T rms. bath. ~, 40 so
lQh 81, NV % rms. bath ...,... a1 80
aAT II 81, s,w.~--d rms bath aS so
1894 + a., u,w.~-~H rms bath 800 an so
HOt N VI. ave. ava rms, " alter - 80
slOO Va, ave. n,W.-s~H rms. water. 20 90
~! tlh 81, NV rms. water, -. sS.hO
II ~ st. n.w.~~~H rma, water -. $3.50
hhl goth II, n,ey-~4 rma, water go Z. so
5i2 Halt st, s.w, - rms bath, -, 80 80
SAA ltth at se,--~a runs water, 1870
9b2l y ~ n,W,~--A Fms, water " iTa0
l3Tn ", j. ave- sc e--A ruis water Ia so
50 ntngman Court n.w.~~t rms w, 1890
STOn At. n,wt--4 TINS. water go. 1880
JAMES i SHEA ''''V
Evening star., 1928-04-23

room 1f1s Ep1r Fuitafsls for egHpie: D<st
t9sss 9AsgSssE is4gbDfe oilgeg FeeSenstly.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

T3TT TNTRS6E ST. N.W-Kios- bright
eecoud- noor froat room TO single man: all
ronvenienees. Col. i00li.
18@a lTth--central. artistic. cozy. com.
Portable front living rooHa large closet. for
25s
1ss ilfh ST NE.--Nawiv furnished front
room. four windows. owners home: one or
fBe 7anies PHpployea. Zss
1870 ETR ST. NW,--oowntown: stfractire
.sa@- 80 n.sx =. 49, 80 nsa,s 81 stse
Evening star., 1928-04-23

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s,gles 81, Iagrsss Eos 47s.s sskas onies.s niess.s,----
hFfsE aaief. lop f9or baee r9e,p. g'tis@s
800 e5sE ftga4llisg etsaA sg&A Isgsyats Tam
~ .'4figlsy VI PlfsssHt gE ~ Ard sfpi,
"a ~ smRiosee ye1aE lazy, ASaIess g9H
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FT7RBI9HFB nO0H gplls :sIgi ysts gg3;a1k.
fe,nss ~ ga.atlas.s Adj esa Boa 1865, stal
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WAkTEIl~..Jtagl1sis

gAyss ffoa4 ggeyn Rsas yosFf b ~ h., slsH
pssysG3 8&fb. eDgbaefS1s f1"s ~a1eF' tAfas''S"t
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Evening star., 1928-04-23

EXCHANGE.

5.ROOM BUNGALOW. BATH. AMI:
h.-w.h.. garage. fpr equity in 6-rm. house.
good condition. ~ sstti)n. Box IS. Mt
Rainier. Md.
UNINCUMBERED. ARTISTIC SPANISH.
tyne $50 900 home. attractveiy furnished.
in Miami. for equity in Washington or sub
urban pToperty. Address Box 300-S. star
TRADE r. AND r.. EXTRA Lava
t9ries -bqilt-in garage. near 10th and Park
2012 Pierce Min I'd. Col. 4734. %.
EQUITIES IN BEATTIFUL NEW NEARBY
Virginia and Chevy Chase. d. g. dwellings.
value. $4,000. for apartment house or
NEW BUNGALOW IL EXCELLENT LoCA.
ton, st. Petersburg. Fla designed by rexis-
tered architect; win exchange for clear lot
- BRonfE ( COLBERT. INC.
1902 Eve St. NV. Main 10i0e.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
UNUSUAL OFFERING
FOR SALE OR TRADE.


magnificent new home. located in ex
elusive Chevy Chase near the circle eentersd
on a corner lot---100x100-and surroulded
By splendid old shade trees :
II contains nine rooms. three baths extra
lavatory on the first floor library or music
room ana 2 oullt.ln Rarage. This homo was
especially designed and especially built and
VIII stand the inspection OF the most dis
crImnating buyers
The price is reasonable and satissacto-y
tsrnls VIII Be arranged TO responsible pur-
a small house will Be considered in trade
a. part payment
For further particulars or for inspection
WARDMAN.
1887 K St. NV. Main 1886
Ask for Mr.. Lyons, =
Phone Evenings after 600 /.
AT Georgia oil. =.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

COLORED.
23S BRYANT ST. EW.--6 rms. bath.
lat, heat. gas light: $45-50.
1900 VERMONT AVE. E.W.--o rms,
bath, Eas. lat. heat: $3.50.
.,d ds29 ST. ave rms. water; per mo-.
45T EYE ST. N.w.--e rms. water. gas;
BUCKLEY & GRINDIEY.
a36 n. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

WANTEU~a~AEAHTW
COUFLE WITH 0fKfs IL, sMAtfs FUR.
nished apartment, porch preferred Aa0,S3h
mo- white section state nr1ee, location,
Address Ao1 4slsb, star ONCE
Evening star., 1928-04-23

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fsss co., 10 8W<T~Tsfes' gieejy fgrn,
tepss @sseNsss isseb1ss Siige9 Feosenns.lS.
1897 kfsA RiJE 81 - lass1ilys ,f;5i5i.
aHEte aoRAfles ia IlgheED Lone excellent
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convenient y ears sttf esss sgaeltent naesis
54z4 9IEAED y " .---aDsl tlaffB eepesure
soy9fS SatsG5ss i,qs wsDf Pp9ne Esp4 oe9Eigs
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ss@sizss bSn1s ssss e. gssl's AdalEoa1 Phone Eol
sssS5n " Sg wv tie yse KSTqgs- ~Niceiy
5ggDlsEe< rseu1s semi-Dflysts bate .sz.sL
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fnsiY3dsal tales Esasssts ss fgfas1slsst N : :
CZ8 y ST. NE.
gaYns gf1n4 room aAs BosEs b ~ n, sySN A,
,,{ yssS 8gsfb continuous i0t ssattF. tEAA3isht
1lsas s9upie ef s4flsz .4.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
SALE OR EXCHANGE

Will. EXCHANGE FARM NE1R F1TRFHx.
va. for Groom house Ia d. c. or Va. Ad-
dress Box 2S0-s. star ofice. 23s
one trust. viii consider trads for 3 or 7
room house IN ID. C.. Clarendon. Falls Church,
VA, or nearby Maryland. Phone Potomac
WANTED TO EXCHANGE 5-RO0M BUN
Hal0w. ami. in Mt. Rainier Md. for houss
IN city. Call Hyatts. 1l23-M. 23'
TWO COTTAGES AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Running water inside. IG5 #. from water
front near the pier. finest location. good In
come from rent averaging S65 per week.
VIII exchange for or room modern house
in Washington Call Line 4OIg See photos
az Garren.s. g07 n IT. ne. after y D m.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
RENT ROOMs--FUR. OR UNFUR.

COfOEED--g7IT sT. NV Two or three
yoCu2f k5LchtBette. Cal sny time sunday;
0tkeF dags after pm. Potomac 1869. 24s
52S EKYAST 81, SE.--oDe fFon, room
ard ksbeheHetts gas. electrctyt private
6arfse on bve Mus. near car line reakona bic
Phone Potonae 2s21W.
as Ctr SK.--I4sfge Zn6-ho0r front room
s65 5Sth. gas eiae.; ] IL permitted: fwo
EAR gst8es, Lane. aJZ9. 23S
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TABLE BOARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Iais 18th ST. N.W.---Three meals . day, b,
the day, week or month: also single meals
low prices.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
CAN YOU IMAGINE

renting a newly furnished room In an
e-gtogy Mrepresof elevator bs0g, opposite the
EayGo~es Hotel and With q telephone IN the
room ard SalgHtgnt eersies. at these rates.
30 @ sic per week: so 70 SOS psF nonib:.
specfsi rstes for 2 tn room on sppilca.
ton. Room equal 70 any hotel IN Washing
ton club showers.
DE. SALES CHAMBERS,
1913 De Halea 81. Phone Main 37a7.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
RgNT ROOMS--UNFUKNIsHED.

REAA hOODD~-NNBGN GNHAGNhEDs
KY4 TE@GKssKE AVE NE anfurnlshed
rooms ! b " sse0sG Nooy. mi. reasonable.
&dHsts Fbofe L3nc0l1 39Q2.
E0@ O eT. %E>~$yhrss unfurnssbee fo9H1s
seo9B1- fD0F fFgnt gss. electricity. d ~ b.;
feF ghk ~"
EfI 3F1 EW-FlrFt f0oy ScTesns6 poreh
NV b. eoByeB}ez1ees clean Fees0nable. To
Es9rsoss & 30 % !. morning eSnsF
no 8&GRARhM 81 NV rooms klteh.
81 ana setti.pFlghta BATH. Epodsrp inapr1ye'
Fglegtf FeHt feasoe ae]e 21s
q 4IEgks4k EOBEe-J2 ROOMS. kftehen
ban EaG. s5ae. ygeilGe4 49, Dpe.faEe
Eons. cs9 for ehflt. t3eye. 95b1-5t -"
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sArE--,jsED TfREs.
OVER 1000 TIRES

I HE KADIO TIRE S1OP,
ll06 II St. Northeast.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.
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RENT@-ti !ARAGES,

i43l RARVARn ST. N.w.--DoCBLE
ssraSe, opening ON lRrre alley. -
PUBLIC GARAGE, REAR OF .lllS 18th 81.
n ". capacity 8 cars: suitable for repair
ehop. 23'
1a3S CHAPIN ST N.w.---STRlCTLN pRt-
xate. concrete. high class; lsrge ear; cleo
NIREpR0OF GARAGE FOR .REST--4o by
go: capacity Is cars: good for any nurpose.
Ss Eve ST. ne, -
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND : ST.
Single Garage.
Cali North a2H. -
Z BATES ALLEY ...,.....,. S;tS' '2n '2n
6 Bates alley. .,.,,.,.>.,Ns. <~'o-So
w H NcGRAUN go llth 81. Main ~ IL.