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ment is Feature.
ATLANTA, Ga„ July 9.—Conver
sation, if any, in Atlanta hotel lob
bies today was mainly in the sign
language. Bands of visiting Elks
delegations stridently insisted that
they had no bananas, while quartets
and glee clubs leaned over mezza
nine railings to inform any of the
curious how dry they were. It was
evident that the national reunion of
B. P. O. E. was well under way.
Nor were any of the arrivals mod
cat regarding their membership in
the Elks or the place of their home
herd. It was emblazoned on bands
and bass drums, on badges the size
of soup plates and on banners, on
neckties and knickknacks. One
salesman did a good business in
frarters bearing the Elks emblem
where no metal can touch you.
Purple shirts with box car letter
ing were considered quite chic.
More than 12,000 Elks and their
wives had registered early today.
Many more were too busy for that
formality.* The reception committee
believed that the total would be 35,-
000 before night and 50,000 by to
morrow afternoon.
Elk golfers contended in three
groups of various handicappings
over Atlanta courses today. Busi
ness sessions will get under way to
night, with the only public session
in the civic auditorium.
1 Births, Deaths I
Phone Main 5260 Until
2 P. If. Obituary Desk
ELIJAH E. KNOTT.
Services for Elijah E. Knott,
’Washington realtor, will be held at
the Sergeon undertaking. chapel,
1011 Seventh street northwest, at
2 p. m. tomorrow. He died sud
denly yesterday at the Chevy Chase
apartments, where he made his
home.
Mr. Knott was born in Canada.
In 1910 he migrated to Washington.
He had offices in the District Na
tional Bank building. He .is sur
vived by his widow, a son, Harold
Knott, Carmel, Cal., and a daugh
ter, Mrs. Lillian Young, Corinth,.
Miss.
MRS. GRACE W. GAMBLE.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Grace W.
Gamble, a resident of Washington
for a quarter of a century, will be
held at her home, 1101 Potomac
avenue southeast, Wednesday, at 2
p. m. The body will be interred in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Jesse L.
Mathusa, a son, survives.
ALFRED MAYER.
Alfred Mayer, aged seventy-one,
2415 Twentieth street northwest,
who died yesterday, will ba buried
at the Washington Hebrew Ceme
tery tomorrow. The Rev. J. Mer
field, of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation? will officiate at
funeral services to be held at the
residence prior to the Interment.
Thirty-six years ago Mr. Mayer
came to Washington from New
- York, where he was born, and en
gaged in the retail clothing busi
ness. For a time he was president
of the Louvre, a woman’s clothing
establishment on F street. Mrs.
Maurice Elsman, his daughter, is
she sole survivor.
BIRTHS.
Robert M. and Meta L. Bruce. girl.
Joseph H. and Evelyn H. Russell, girl.
Joseph S. and Mary E. Eichelberger,
girl.
John H. and Helen B. Hoover, boy.
Stuart S. and Fayne Hayes, girl.
Martin G. and Alma E. Stahl, boy.
Albert E. and Florence Dietrich, girl.
George H. and Nella M. Purks, girl.
Huyd L.. and Elsie M. Chamberlain,
*lrL
James E and Mart C. Walker, girl.
ameß A Lynell B. McDonough,
Herbert and Lilly M. Knight, boy.
Clayton E. and Louise A. Payne, boy.
• and Catherine H. Bertoli, boy.
John N and Rebecca G. Ankers, girl.
Walter L. and Mary F Ernest, boy.
• Jarnew fj. and Gladys D. Watson, girl.
Charles E. and Annie Reich, boy.
Lawrence G. and Ida B. Baker, boy.
• Jason H. and Jean Byers, girl.
Haymond E. and Grace Taylor boy.
John W. and Mary F. Hettenkemer.
girl.
Charles E. and Bessie Lambert, boy.
Lloyd R. and Maude E. Hall. boy.
. Walter R. and Effie Snowden, boy. '
Lemuel and Mamie Fentress, girl
George W. and Maggie Dodson, boy.
and Ruth Boston, boy.
DEATHS.
Walter Whitford, 74 yrs., U. S. Sol
diers Home Hosp.
John Robert Payne. 35 yrs.. George
town Hosp.
Mary Elizabeth Felix. 75 yrs.. 1016
Tenth st. nw.
Grace Gamble, 49 yrs.. Providence
Hosp.
Emile C. Olsen. 79 yrs., 204 B st se
George S. Chase, 72 yrs., 3053 P st. nw
Alice Laura Scott Hill, 66 yrs 27’4
Eleventh st. nw.
Evelyn Roberts. 3 yrs.. Childrens
Hosp.
Clarence DeShazo Hayrr.es, 23 days
Walter Reed Hosp.
Infant of Harry and Sarah Suthard
B hrs . Garfield Hosp.
Samuel Henson, 33 yrs., Gallinger
Hosp.
William E. Proyor. 44 yrs.. 932 Fla
9v» nw.
George Gaines, 64 yrs.. Home for the
Gladys Lewis. 21 days. 821 Barry pl. nw
Infant of Jesse and Georgiana Wheel
ftr 2 days. 1128 Cushing pl. «e.
Infant of William and Rosa Monroe
• 12 days, 115 L st. se.
DEATH NOTICE.
GAMHLE (nee PARK ER)—-On Sunday
July 8. 1923. GRACE W„ widow of
Marion Gamble. Funeral from her late
i residence, 1101 Potomac avenue south
east. on Wednesday. July 11. 1923 at
I * p. m. Interment at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Relatives and friends ln-
VSed. Albany, N. Y„ papers please
i eopy. •
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Railroad Extension Granted.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today granted permission to
the Detroit & Mackinac Railroad
to construct an extension of its
line from Altena to Rockport,
a distance of twelve miles.
The estimated cost is $154,571.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS 1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
THOS. R. NALLY A SONS.
Undertakers and Embalmers. 131 11th et.
8. E, Lin. 4»0. Homelike funeral parlore.
FLORISTS 3
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. N. W.
Artistic—Expressive—lnexpensive.
Prompt auto delivery service.
tAtft AND FOUNDII
BILL FOLD, contained *32, American
Legion card. Alfred D. Tarter.
BILL FOLDER—Brown leather, con
tained sales papers. Reward, *IO.OO
Box 202, Times.•
NOSE-GLASSES—GoId-rimmed, near 7th
& N. Y. ave. Reward. Landlady, 634 L
st, N. W. «
KEY CASE—Leather, lady’s; containing
three keys; between 21st and the
Treasury. Call West 875-W.
Large old rose carpet, May 22. Reward.
No questions asked. Line. 6290.•
hILL FOLD—Brown leather! has meal
ticket. Masonic card and sum of
money; reward. 1225 20th st. N. W, «
BUSINESS PERSONALS 13
MANICURING Amy EUIB - ■ calp ’ treat
ment, 806 11th st. nw.
MISS WELLS—ScaIp treat, daily, 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Room 504, 724 9th St. N.W. •
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, D. C., July 2, 1923. Notice is
hereby given that the Commissioners of
the District of Columbia intend to make
the following named improvements which
are, in their judgment, necessary for the
public health, safety and comfort. As
sessments for one-half of the cost of the
same will be made as provided in public
Act No. 171, approved August 7, 1894.
All persons interested in the proposed
work are notified that the Commissioners,
will give a public hearing at the District
Building on Wednesday, July 25, 1923,
at 10 o’clock A. M., in the Board Room
of the said Commissioners, to any and
all persons who may desire to object
thereto. Northwest Section: Set new
cement curb on both sides of Fourth
Street, N. W., between Aspen Street and
Butternut Street, at an estimated cost
of *l,lOO, to be assessed against all lots
In squares 3275 and 3280 abutting the
said work. On the south side of Butter
nut Street, N. W., between Blair Road
and Fifth Street, at an estimated cost of
*I,OOO, to be assessed against all lots in
squares 3275 and 3280, abutting the said
work. Lay cement sidewalk on both
sides of Brandywine Street, between
Twenty-ninth Street and Thirtieth Street,
at an estimated cost of *2,925, to be
assessed against all property abutting
the said work. On the south side of
Quesada Street, between Thirty-third
Street and Broad Branch Road, abutting
lots 3, 5 and 6. square 2011, at an esti
mated cost of *505, to be assessed against
all lots in square 2011, abutting the said
work. On the south side of Princeton
Place from Georgia Avenue eastward to
the west line of lot 33. square 3032, at
an estimated cost of *440, to be assessed,
against all property in square 3032 abut
ting the said work. On the east side of
Rosemont Avenue, and on the north side
of Klingle Road, abutting lots 16 and 17,
square 2618, at an estimated cost of
*616, to be assessed against all lots in
square 2618, abutting the said work.
Pave alleys with concrete: Pave the un
paved alley in square 3049, at an esti
mated cost of *477. Pave alleys in
square 2069 at an estimated cost of
*3,591. Pave alley entering square 2694
from Adams Mill Road near Kenyon
Street at an estimated cost of *1,009.
Pave all alleys in square 1354 at an esti
mated cost of *3,015. Pave the unpaved
alley in square 2063 at an estimated cost
•f *2,925. Northeast Section: Lay ce
ment sidewalk on the north aide of Law
rence Street, from Twenty-fourth Street
eastward to alley, at an eatimated cost
of *247, to be assessed against all lots
in square 4291, abutting the said work
On the south side of Morse Street from
Bladensburg Road westward to alley at
an estimated cost of *264, to be assessed
against all lots in square 4068 abutting
the said work. Pave alleys with con
crete: Pave that portion of allay j n
square 3569 entering from Third Street,
westward to the west line of lot 63, at
an estimated cost of *1,390. CUNo' H
RUDOLPH, JAMES F. OYSTER. ,f
FRANKLIN BELL, Commissioners. D. c.
PROPOSALS
COMMISSIONERS, D. C., July - 7!A 923
Sealed proposals will be received at
Room 509, District Building, until 2
o'clock p. m., August 2, 1923, for fur
nishing one gasoline propelled, portable,
crane, with boom and clam shell. For
specifications and information apply to
Room _320, District Building L
BUSINESS SERVICES !?
MOVING. PACKING. AND STORAGE
-MOVING-
PADDED VANS FURNISHED
Phone Main 2010-2011.
KRIEG’S EXPRESS,
1226 H st, N. W.
STORAGE,_PACKING AND SHIPPING
UNITED 'STATES STORAGE CO.
Fireproof Warehouse.
418-420 10th at. N. W.
Main 4229. Franklin 3431.
NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE
„ a MOVING CO..
North B g 4B 1434-42 U St. N. W.
SPECIAL RATES.
New York. Phila. and Baltimore.
ALLEN TRANSFER A STORAGE CO
; 406 6th st. N. W Ph. Franklin 7339
RELIABLE SHOPS 23
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.
PAINTING. paperhanging, plastering
calctrnining, rooms painted , or pa-
Pjred; city or country. S Goldblatt.
476 Pa A ve._N. W. Ph. Frank. 3517 *
\ ARCHITECTS
PLANS, spec., all classes bldgs., cheap;
homes, bung, spec.; satiafac. guar. E.
_ p Brink A Son. 817 11th N w F. 6499 •
yYEjA.NI> HOME DRESSED POULTRY
GEORGE J. GARNER
»39 La. Ave. N. W. Franklin 1230.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES • • The National Daily ♦ • MONDAY, JULY 9, 1923.
EMPLOYMENT 3
HELP WANTED MAU3I
PRESSER. experienced, to press by
piece: good pay. Apply 1020% 7th
St. S. W.Frank. _IBSO-J.
COMPOSITOR wanted. App’v Quality
Print Shop, 939 D St. N. W.
TWO house painters; open shop. Appl. r
204 Rhode Island ave. N. W., 7:30
Tuesday morning. Phone North 4478. *
MAN —To tend to lawn, hedges and small
portion gardening land; two-room
house furnished free; permanent job
to right party. Apply at once. 1909
Nichols ave. S. E. ,
WANTED —At once, 10 men of neat ap
pearance, to sell goods on trains; *25
cash security and blue suit required.
Experience not necessary. Union News
Co.. Office No. 3, East basement,
_UnionStation.
10,000 Colored Laborers, Carpenters; fare
paid; Penna.; *4 to *6. White Cross
Bu„ 921 N St. N. W., Dr. Drew, pres. •
VULCANIZER and general helper; also
battery man. Maloney’s Battery Serv
ice Station, 6th and R. I, ave. N. W.
COOK —Colored. Apply 45 H st. N. E.
SALESMAN, experienced; for permanent
position paying salary and bonus.
Long established. high-grade food
manufacturers with going trade, de
sire man of unquestioned character and
proven sales ability to sell grocers and
lunch rooms. Give age and particulars
present and past positions. Confi
dential. Address A-43 Tinses-Herald.
CHAUFFEUR, for Ford delivery truck.
Apply 517 Stanton Place N, E.
OPPORTUNITY.
I AM desirous of meeting a man who
has had past experience as a district
manager in the field of Catholic mag
azines. To the man who measures up,
a national organization can offer an
important executive position. Write,
giving age and z past experience. All
replies., treated in confidence’. Box
0224, Herald-Times Office. *
GROCERY CLERK wanted, - one that
knows how to cut ineat. 3163 Mt.
Pleasant St.
SODA - DISPENSER. Apply Liggett’s!
14th and F.
3 PAPERHANGERS—Ist class only.
Call Line. -3105. S. L. Haas. *
HOTELS need ambitious men; nation
wide demand in all departments,
hotels, clubs, apartment houses: un
crowded field; fine living; quick ad
vancement; our methods indorsed; our
students employed everywhere. Cail
for particulars. Lewis Hotel Training
Schools, 1340 New York Ave.
SITUATION WANTED MALE ~
TO WASH dishes in lunch room, clean
win., shine shoes in barber shop, press
clothes or wash cars. 421 Ist st. N. W.»
HELP~~WANTED FEMALE ~
WANTED—A neat colored woman to
keep house; good wages. Apply 706
L st. N. W. #
GIRLS for light housework; maids,
nurses. Fuller’s Ex., 1221 26th St. *
COLORED DISHWASHER WANTED—
-1009 E St. N. W. second floor.
GIRL —For general housework. 912
Farragut st. N. W. Franklin 7477.
HOTELS need ambitious women. Na
tion-wide demand in all department!
hotels, clubs, apartment houses; un
crowded field; fine living; quick ad
vancement. Our methods indorsed, our
students employed everywhere. Call
for particulars. LEWIS HOTEL
TRAINING SCHOOLS, 1340 New York
SALESWOMEN for canvassing. Salary
and commission. Call any afternoon
after 1 p. m., 817 14th st., Room 500. *
BOYD SHORTHAND in 30 days; easlesr.
rapid. Boyd School. 133* G. M. 2974
HELP WANTED SALESMEN 39
SALESMEN
OR
Menn Wishing to Enter
the Selling Game
Can earn *35.00 to *50.00 per week
or more. Experience not necessary.
Territory open in city, also sur
rounding territory. I have the op
portunity for you in a big national
organization, operating more than
200 branches. Promotion to man
agership guaranteed if you qualify.
This is a real opportunity. Call to
see me before 9 a. m. and after 4
p. m. 301 STEWART BUILDING,
ASK FOR MR. CLARK.
FINANCIAL 4
Cafeteria & lunchroom, finely equipped,
well located, a wonderful opportun. for
competent parties, priced right & terms,
but quick action necessary. See Mr.Mar
ganston, 104 Dist. Nat. Bank. F. 7787. •
Former army officer wants small - loam
Good interest, paying bond, security
and"~bonus. Box 203, Times-Herald. *
UP-TO-DATE Cigar and Confectionery
Store, worth *B,OOO. Must be sold at
once. Bargain for *3,500. Good loca
tion. Ten-year lease. Appointments
made by calling Main 5832 bet. 10
a. m. and 7 p. m.•
SOFT drink and lunchroom; goo# reason
for selling; *6OO cash. Apply 614 N
st. N. W. •
STORE. 10 rooms, garage; confectionery
business now; 1253 9th st. N. W. Will
lease store with or without fixtures,
or entire building. Rent entire build
ing *l5O. Electric light, hot-water
heating. Inquire Ben. Ourisman
Line. 642.
TWO LARGE ROOMS on second floor!
for business. Apply Lunch Room, 800
Seventh St. N. W
MERCHANDISE 6
FOK BALE MIBtELI.A3EOLB M
RETIRING from business, I have - for
sale one 16-H.-P. gas or gasoline engine,
1 14-inch sprout hjh<l waldron attrition
mill, 1 separator, 1 2,000-pound Howe
scale and 1 600-pound Howe scale. 1
' desk typewriter, 1 adding machine, and
other office furniture, all in perfect
condition. E. T. SIMPSON, 3342
M Street, •
CLOTHING. ETC. g 3
WORKINGMEN—-Cal! around. let us
convince you it costs little to keep
cool in our Palm Beach or Kool Cloth
suits, slightly used, at *3 up. Good
strong working pts., *2. JiAth’s Old
_Stand, 619 D St. N. W.
_MUSICAL INBTBLMENTS.
NOW is your chance to buy a nice tenor
banjo at big reduction. __Main 8763.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
LUMBER and building material for sale,
reasonable, wrecking 12 houses on Ful
ler St., 1600 blpck. Ask for C. S. Creel,
or call Adams 299, for intormatlon'
WANTED MiKCEIJ.AXEOI ,-w
OLD clothes and luggage bring high
prices. See Lazaroff, 629 D nw Fr 2388
ROOMS FOR RENT 7
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED
NEWTON ST. N. W„ 1410—Nice, el.an
rm.,_elec., private family. Adams 4057.
H ST. N. W., 412 Three communicating
rooms; sink, range, porch. *32
Frank. 486.
H ST. N. W.. '6lO - Small front r !>otn
_*J 0 per np.nth ; gentl.-man only.
PA. AVE. N. W., 24 21 Two furnished
rooms, 3rd floor; also 2 rooms 2nd
floor; 1. h. k. West ttlt.'i j.
3D ST. N. W., 520—Large furnished
h sekeep rm.. *6 wk., attractive b’se •
•TH ST. N. W, 420-Very large W( . H
furnished housek.-.-p, room. *7 week ♦
3D ST N. W„ (16- I.arge, .oo! house
keeping room, *6 week ; downtown ♦
D ST. N. W.. 205—Two neatly futnihhe.t
second floor, front, l.h.k. rooms *
41IJ ST. N. W., 621—-Nice furnished cool
roonq facing park, electricity »
CONN AVE N. W.. 1310-Lurge well
furnished room for one or two
sons. Phone Fr. 10378.
1 RM. & kitchenette, porch! water on same
floor, adulta, |25 mo. <lB a St. 8. e
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ROOMS FOR RENT 7
ROOMS FURNISHED
NICELY— furnished comfortable down
town front rooms, modern conven
iences, reas. UOl Ninth St. N. W.
2~ LARGE - rms.7 - l.hTk!! - bath! twin beds,
electric lights, no objections to chil
dren, *35 monthly. 1208 Maryland
Ave. N. E. ' .
16TH - ST. N. W., 19'22—Delightful large
_front to ladies, *25. Apply Apt. 4.
14th ST. N. W., 1841 —Two rooms for 1.
h. k.; heat, ligut, sink, S3O. North
93J. 5 -_ ’
VERY reasonable; newly decorated room,
twin beds, elec., unlimited phone.
Adams 1205.
WISCONSIN AVE. HEIGHTS, 2547
Large room, next bath; new, modern
house; privato fami Iy.
15th ST. N. W., 3024 —Large, newly fur
nished front and small side room;
cross ventilation; detached home;
large porches; near car line. Col. 1194-J.
NEW YORK AVE!! 913 Large - room
and kitchen; 1.h.k.; single rm., *3.50.
•
14TH ST. N. W., 4520 —Attractive large
front rm ; terminus car and bus lines;
fine case neig hborhood; *25, *
631 H St. N. W.. f
ROOMS, single or en suite.; l.h.k. per
mitted; adults onJy L
3Rb ST.'N. E., 2325 (Eckingtqn)—Neatly
furnished front room, next to bath;
new house, private family, unlimited
phone._ Potomac 72*.
NEW YORK. AVE. N. W„ 940—Two
communicating rms.; l.h.k; reasonable.
MASS. AVE. n! W.. 625 (Arcadia) —
Modern, a. m. 1. rooms; *3 per week
and_up. *
NICE room, very' private, *ls mo. Apply
store, 924 Bth St. S. E.; after 6 p. m.,
1010 Pa. Ave. S. E.
COL. ROAD, 1628 —Large cool front
room, hirge closet; suitable for one or
two ladies. Unusually good outlook.
Mt. Pleasant car line and 16th street
bus. Phone Col.
N - ST. N. W.! 2126—0ne large room! with
or without board; private family;
—house has a.m.i.,_ Including phone.
9TH AND N. Y. AVE. (Standard Bank
Bldg., Apt.-B.)—Corner room, suitable
for one or two gentlemen; elcctricitv,
contin uo u s hot water. Franklin 867 0- J.
18TH ST. N. W.. 2443—Nicely furnished
room for gentlemen; modern home;
*4.50 per week. Phone Columbia 480 L
TODD PLACE, N. E.. 15 —Furn. room
with private family. *l».Pot. 365 J.
ALLISOJ4 ST. 707, (Petworth) —One room
and sleep, pch., a. m. i„ Col. 9927-W.
GRANT - PLACE _ >L~W!!~20— Nicely fur
nished rooms, running water; one large
ftront room, Ist floor, twin beds.
ITTH - ST7^N!~w7~f23s—Targe-room, next
bath; 1. h. k. if desired. Frank. 76*7.
G - ST. N. W., 1204—Room for refined
gentleman; reasonable; Apt. 3, after 6.*
O ST N. W., 1225—Large room, run
ning water, twin beds, also single rms.
D ST. N. W., 121 —Cool, neat rooms for
D. C. union mechanieo. *
N ST. N. W,' 28'12—Spacious rooms;
meals optional. West 2971.
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M ST. N, W., 1833—Large double and
single rooms; cheerful and well fur
nished; 2d floor. Main 3013.
COLUMBIA RD. N. W., 1754—Large 2nd
floor front room; reasonable. Phone.
HOTEL INN, formerly Staff,
608 9th. *I.OO, *1.50, *2.00. Special
we e
ROOMS FOR RENT 7
ROOMS FOK KENT Fl KMNIIED
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 15th
and N. Y. Ave. —Perm, and tran. acc.
Rates, *1 up per night. Fr. 2403. *
ON 16TH ST. —Nicely furnished rooms
in strictly private house, for gentle
men only. Adams 1387. •
10l 11 ST. S. W., 305—Near Smithsonian;
newly painted; cool rms.; board opt. *
13TH ST., NEAR N, N. W. —Two furn.
r/ns. for 1. li. k. North 6235.
2D ST. N. E.. 17 —One-half bik. Library;
single and double rm., elec., h.-w.h.
FURNISHED OK UNFUKMNHKI.
KENYON ST. N. W.. 624—Two rooms,
tor. or unfur., 1. h. k.
ROOMS FOK KENT I'N Ft: K N ISIIED
H ST. N. W.. 2104—One or two large
housekeeping rooms; reasonable. *
9TH ST. N. E., 814—Three large unfur
nished rooms, 1 li. k. Lincoln 3812-J.
N. CAP. ST., 1715—3 front rooms,
1.h.k., light, and heat; reas. •
41 H ST. N. E , 635—Two rooms wi'li
kitchenette, gas range; 2nd floor, next
to bath, a.m.ft
G SI. N. W., 2220 -Three rooms and
porch; sink in kitchen; heat, g. *3o.*
ON 16TH ST——2 handsome rms. in exclu
sive home; housekeeping. Adams 1387.*
1 I 'l li ST. S. E., 142 —-Three large rms..
first floor, 1. h x k., back yard.
BOARDING only.
G N- W.. 1820—Two meals a day;
*b week; men only; with room. **•
COUNTRY AND SUBURBAN BOAKD
CHILDREN taken to board in suburbs;
plenty of fresh air; near school at |( l
. '>-oi'h Call Line. 8184-W. _* .
RENTALS 8
APARTMENTS A FI.ATS TO •*
RENT FUKMRIIED
MASS. AVE N. W., 104—Two furnlsh-d
ai.ts, f<c- !• nt. ; |. h. k. Col. 3765.
16TH ST. N. W., 1922—2-room house
keeping apt , *6o.Apply Apt. 4.
~ ROOMS, bath, kitchenette; nicely fur.;
near Dupont circle; young couple pre
ferred; no children. North 106. Apt.
43, between 2 and 6 p. m Saturday *
TWO floor apt., 7 rooms amt bath,
h w.h. Instant, hot. water, electricity,
gas included, suitable for residence or
business; reasonable. Apply Rialto
Restaurant 1 Ith and Columbia Road.
C ST. S. E., 222—1st floor front apt ;
large rooms, porches, L h. k., bath,
piano, elec., gas.
, RENTALSB
APARTMENTS AND FLATS 80
TO RENT FURNISHED
T ST. N. W., 4 5-r-Three completely fur-
nished, housekeeping rooms.
WILLARD ST., 1726, bet. T and U—
-3 rms., bath; piano; elec.; laundry.
TWO rooms, bath, large sleeping porch;
apt.; heat, gas included, *4O. Apply
store, 924 Bth St. S. E.; after 6 p. m._
1010 Pa. Ave. S. E.
F ST. N. W., 228 —3-room apt., com
pletely furnished for light house
keeping.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
PA. AVE. N. W., 1911—Two desirable
apts., second and third floors.
APTS., fur. or unfur.; all sections. Autos
to show them. We take worry out of
apt. hunting.Franklin__936o.
APARTMENTS • FLATS TO 81
RENT UNFURNISHED
SPRING PL. N. W„ 1436 (The Kendall)
—Convenient to 14th st. cars and 16th
st. busses.
3 rooms and bath, $60.50 and
$62.50
CLAfiENCE F. WELCH
717 14th St. N. W,Main 4289.
EYE ST. N. W„ 2134—3 rooms, bath, gas.
elec, fireless cooker in kitchen.
SEATON PL. N. W., 30—Cool, 2nd floor.
private; convenient location; modern;
suitable for four or six people.?
APARTMENT of 4 rooms; large hall and
private bath; very desirable; in owner’s
new home; adults only, with reference.
M. W. Yowell, Wilson boulevard, just
west of Ft. Myer H. School, Va.•
B St. N. E., 409—Three-room, bath apt..
pleasant summer and winter; good
location; married couple preferred.
Call after_s p. m.
APARTMENTS WANTED,
IF YOU want us to bring you a tenant
for your apartment, phone Franklin
9360. J. B. Perry.
Ji O i sES TO RENT FURNISHED
9-ROOM; partly furn. if desired. Call
bet. 6-6 p. m., 1505 22d st. N. W. *
MOUSES TO RENT UNFUR*
. NISHED.
H ST. N. W„ 413—Two story brick
house; 6 rooms and bath; suitable
fortwofamilies. Cleveland 2226.
3RD ST. S. E.. 732—Six rooms, tile bath,
gas, excellent heating plant, newly
papered and painted; overlooking
beautiftil rpark; *6O. ~
D ST. S. E., 1010—5 rooms; newly*, pa
pered and painted; *3s_monthly.
3RD ST. S. E., 732—Six rooms, tile bath,
gas, excellent heating plant, newly
papered and painted; overlooking
beautiful park; *6O. Call after 9:30
a. irb-Sunday.
C ST. N. W., 1311—House for rent.
if party buys part ot furniture. *
COT’i A GES AND
PITTSBURG AVE. (North Beach Md.)
Reach houses and cottages near car and
water, ideal place for the kiddies; must
be seen to be appreciated. *lB to S3O a
week. W. Ford.
AUTOMOBILES , ’ 9
STUDEBAKER’S
• BARGAINS
’2l Studebaker special six (2) to
pick; your choice of two good
cars. We will refinish them to
your order. Priced unusually low.
Your inspection invited.
’2l Willys-Knight touring; a fine
car; good tires; excellent shape. *750
■2l Dort; very late model; only
run 7,000 miles; like new in
every way.
'2O Reo roadster; 3 new cord
tires; fine motor; a sacrifice.. 400
’2O Buick roadster; 6 good tires;
wire wheels; a special job 375
’2l Hupmobile touring; the best
“Hup” in town at the price..,. 675
•22 Sedan light six; absolutely like
ne' v 1150
'l9 Special sport 4-passenger road-
ster; wire wheels too
NOTICE —Dodges, Fords and light six
Studebakers corning in. Place your
orders on these cars.
BRING YOUR DEPOSIT
STOMMKER
M. 2646 1016 Conn. Ave, M. 2647
Open Evenings and Sundays.
REAL VALUES IN
GOOD USED CARS
Oakland coupe, S7OO.
Dodffe 1922 touring.
Franklin touring, cheap.
Buick, 4-cyl. 1918, SIOO.
Buick, ’2O, 5-pass. touring, $550.
Buick, 1919, touring, S4OO.
Buick, 1921, 6-cyl. 4-pass. coupe.
Buick, 1921, roadster, $750.
Buick, 1918 roadster, $475.
Buick, 1920 6-cyl. touring, new
paint, S6OO.
VERY LIBERAL TERMS.
EMERSON ORME
1620 M St. N. W.
A922 Velae Sedan U 922
Paint excellent; good running
order; legitimate reasons for sell
ing. Phone Main 4125; after 5
p. m.. Cleveland 1289.
CHEVROLET F. 13. Touring Cgr. perfect
condition; owner Reaving city; MlB
First St. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES 9
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE
NASH
Many Features
Enter Into the
SATISFACTION
of
—Any—
Hurileyized
Used Cars
You have often heard
the expression I
wouldn’t trade by old „
car for a new one—
AND THAT IS BE
CAUSE IT IS A GOOD
CAR. Not Good be- -
cause it’s cost is great
—but rather that—lT
HAS PROVED ITSELF
A REAL, DEPEND
ABLE, ECONOMICAL
‘ vehicle.
. BESIDES THESE
LOW PRICES THERE
ARE UNUSUALLY
LOW TERMS
OAKLAND SEDAN—good
running condition $325
CHEVROLET ROADSTER
plenty of pep in" this car—
good condition $175
C ADIL AC —7-passenger good
condition; a sacrifice at $125
DODGE SEDAN—new tires
and ' slip covers—excellent
condition $450
OAKLAND TOURlNG—nearly
new —see this wonderful buy.s67s
PACKARD—TWIN-SIX—S-pas
senger—wonderful condition.. S4OO
NASH —7-passenger—newly
painted S6OO
NASH —7-passenger-^-sedan——
new paint—fine condition... .$825
NASH
Hmirlley Motor
Company
Open Evenings and Sundays
1522 14TH ST. N. W.
E2 EOUGET A
PEERLESS
You do not have to khow the
value of a used car if you deal
with a reputable concern.
(Very easy terms)
1922 Durant “6,” 4-pass. coupe.
1922 Stephens 4-pass. coupe.
1922 Westcott coupe, 4-pass.
1922 Jordan touring, 7-pass.
1921 Peerless Sedan, 7-pass.
1921 Peerless touring, 7-pass.
1920 Peerless touring, 7-pass.
1921 Packard 7-pass. touring.
1921 Cadillac coupe, 4-pass.
1921 Peerless limousine, 7-pass.
1920 Hudson coupe, 4-pass.
1920 Peerless 7-pass. sedan.
1920 Peerless 7-pass. touring.
1918 Peerless touring, 7-pass.
1918 Cadillac 57 coupe, 4-pass.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Peerless Motor Co.
14th at P N. W.
Main 8077.
FORD touring. 1923; 3% months old;
good as new, very reasonable; terms.
Call Frankljn 5667-W. *
fords fords
19M Ford sedan; $275.
Ford light deliveries; SSO up.
Ford truck; cheap.
Ford touring; starter; $175.
Ford 1922 coupe; like new; lot of ex
tras; $425. , ...
Low cash payment; low monthly pay
menU STEUART’S GARAGE,
Authorized Ford Dealer,
141 12th _SL_ N._E.
You Cann’t Buy the
Wrong Car from the
Rnght House
1923 Mitchell De Luxe Tour. (1,200
Miles) Bargain
Franklin Roadster
Ford Taxi ’2OO
Buick Touring
Wescott Touring
Stearns Touring
Rice Is Reliable
GEORGE C. RICE
AUTO CO.,
USED CAR DEPT.
17th and Pa. Ave. N. M_. 754.
Overland 1919, sedan $125
Oakland six touring *135
Buick light six roadster. . . . $375
ROUT. ROY MACKEY. 51 3 10th St. S.E *
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY, hand-built
panel body, good tires, detnoun table
rims. engine good condition, 19-1
model; first reasonable cash offer takes
it. Rudnick Tire Company. 1200 D
81. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES »
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE
READY FOR
Immediate Delivery
SEVERAL LATE
MODEL FORD TOUR
ING CARS AND SE
DANS THAT ARE
PRICED RIGHT FOR
QUICK SALE. SATIS
FACTORY TERMS.
Senes Mor Co.
(Used Car Department)
613 G Street N. W.
Open Evenings
Barry-Pate Motor Co.
PIONEER DEALERS IN
WASHINGTON FOR
CHEVROLET
2625 SHERMAN AVE.
COL. 1706.
490 Chevrolets,’sso up
1222 Chevrolet, light deliv., ex
cellent condition $260
1217 Chandler 7-Passenger, i... 2100
1920 Ford Sedan 2200
1921 Ford Dayton’..; 2275
1922 Ford Coupe S4OO
Other Fords, SSO up
Special Discount and Terms During
Rebuilding Sale
Open Evenings and Sundays
FORDS
Many models to
select from.
Open evenings and Sundays.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealer.
14th st. at T.
DODGE ROADSTER
Very late, 1920; excellent condition in
every way.
ONTARIO GARAGE
17TH A KAtORAMA ROAD.
WIIiTON TOURING, new paint, dark
maroon; bargain at $450. Call Franklin
8325 or W. R. Graham’s Paint Shop,
51 Eye st. N. E.
STUDEBAKER—Three-seated bird’s-eye
maple top; depot style; perfect condi
tion. Phone Cleveland 1007. *
CHEVROLET COUPE
2 months old; very reasonable terms.
Apply Mr. Byrd, Adams 522.
FORDS
SEDANS—COUPES
TOURINGS—ROADSTERS
All in Good Condition
Terms
Every car must be as we represent it.
UNIVERSAL AUTO CO.,
FORD touring, good condition; shock
absorbers; speedometer, parking light,
etc.. $250. Liberal terms. Wineberger
Co., 3700 Ga. ave. N, W., Col. 665.
AUTO SERVICE STATION.
AUTOS washed, polished and delivered.
22; greasing done thoroughly; day or
night. Peck's Garage. 2121 14th N. W.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRES, $3 UP,
NATIONAL AUTO TIRB COMPANY.
Open Sundays.
439 K St. N. W. Frank, 5896.
AUTOMOBILES FOB HIBB
RENT A CAR—DRIVE IT TOURSEI JT
Fords. Dodges. Cadillacs.
COR. 14TH & W N. W.
North 122.
BICYCLES A MOTORCYCLES 109
1921 HARLEY ELECTRIC.... $126
1920 INDIAN ELECTRIC S9O
1920 INDIAN SCOUT 395
Easy Terms.
JOHN S. BERRYMAN,
CLEVELAND motorcycle, very cheap:
good running condition. Line. 7534. *
New~Use~d and Rebuilt
MOTORCYCLES
Sold On Easy Terms
HOWARD A. FRENCH & CO..
Indian Motorcycle Distributor.
424 9th St. N. W.
REAL ESTATE 10
HOUSES FOR SALE 114
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
Wide front veranda, large
living room with open fire
place; two bedrooms, bath,
screened sleeping porch on
first floor; three large bed
rooms and bath on second
I floor; large closets.
I ' IN BEAUTIFUL
LEE HEIGHTS, VA.
High elevation 400 feet above
Washington and new home,
never been occupied; modern
improvements. Price, $11,750.
Inquire* at Lee Heights of
fice on Lee Highway, one
half mile beyond Cherrydale.
RUBY LEE MM. 2
Lee Heights Office,
Clarendon 132-W-l.
City Office,
Main 1145.
L
Better Bargains
Five-room house, gas, etee., city water,
$3,500; SSOO cash anil s4o'monthly.
Five-room bungalow, a. in. 1., $4,500;
S3OO cash and $45 monthly.
Five-room bungalow, a. m. i., large
rooms and attic; cellar under entire
house. Lot 50x150. $6,500; SSOO cash and
$55 month.
H. Co MAYNOR COo
3616 33D ST. MT. RAINIER, MD.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 393-W.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WE~WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
Owners of property desiring to make
• quick sales should list prope. ty with
vs at once. _
WM P. NORMOYLE. 810 F st. N. W
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania ave. S. E.
Let V« Submit Our List of Homes and
Investments Before You Purchase.
[call main]
REAL ESTATE 10
HOUSES FOR SALE
Bischoff Realty Co;
112,600.
Fine 9-room a.m.i. home In heart
of city. A location growing more
valuable every day.
616.500.
Large store and 4 -room apart
ment on Georgia ave. N. W., in
the best business section. Ready
to open.
$9,800—66,250.
On Kennedy st. and on Allison
st. N. W. Two of the best buys in
Petworth. See these first.
NOTE.
We haver* vacancy for one high
elass Real Estate Salesman to work
northwest section.
65,000.
Two-faffltly flat, near Eastern
High School. Excellent buy. Very
attractive.
610,000.
Two good homes on K st. N. W.
In looking for a real a.m.i. home
don’t pass these.
69.500.
This home is near 3d and East
Capitol Sts.; has ten rooms, water
on every floor. A wonderful home
and a wonderful location for mak
ing money.
69,250.
New homes in Brookland. Last
minute architecture and home de
sign. Very easy terms. Only two
left.
Bischoff Realty Co.
“The Home Merchants”
402 BTH ST, N. E. LING. 6110,
R. A. HUMPHRIES
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance,
808 North Capitol St. N. W.
NEAR 19TH & M ST. N. W.
, Ten-room brick, gas, bath, lat.
heat, ;gar. Cheap at 68,000; terms
arranged.
NEAR 17TH A COL. ROAD.
Colonial brick, 6 rms., bath, gas;
in first-class condition. Price,
64,000; tqj-ms.
BEST LOCATION IN
BROOKLAND.
New bung., 6 rms., bath, gas,
elec., h.-w. h., large yard to alley.
*" Price, 68,750; easy terms.
NEW HOUSES IN. NORTHEAST.
Six rooms, tile bath, h.-w. h.. gas,
elec., good lots to alley. Price,
67,950; easy terms.
FRANKLIN ST. N. E.
Beautiful home, strictly up to
date; 6 rms.. bath, gas, elec., h.-w.
h., laun., trays, built-in gar. House
is as good as new. Don’t pass this
by. Price, 69.600; easy terms.
NEAR 11TH & K N. E.
Brick, 6 rms., bath, gas, elec.,
h.-w. h., laun. trays, exc. condition.
Price, 68,250; terms.
CLOSE TO CAPITOL A LIBRARY.
Large brick, 9 rms., bath, gas,
elec., h.-w. h., gar. space. Price.
610,000; easy terms.
NEAR 11TH & D N. E.
Frame, 6 rms., gas, water, gar.
space. A good buy at 63,000; your
terms.
28TH & PA. AVE. S. E.
Bung., 5 rms., bath, gas, elec.,
h.-w. h., laun. trays; lot 60x130.
Price, 67,850.
COTTAGE CITY.
Bung.. 4 rms., bath, gar. space;
new. Price. $3,950: S3OO cash.
WOODSIDE. MD.
New house. 5 rms., glassed-in
sleeping porch, elec., bath, fur.
heat, laun. trays; good cellar.
Price, $7,300; terms, $1,500 cash.
If You Don’t See What You Want
in This List, Call Us; We Havs It.
R. A. HUMPHRIES
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance,
808 North—Capitol Street.
Phone Main 6733.
PRICE, $8,450
TERMS TO SUIT.
You Cannot Beat
Tillis
A brick bungalow in Chevy Chase,
5 rooms and bath; hardwood floors; •
lot 55 by 110; good alley; con
venient to car lines; high eleva
tion.
PRICE, $9,500
CONVENIENT TERMS.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Splendid 6-room bungalow, h.-w.
h.; electricity; hardwood floors
throughout; attic over entire house;
lot 60x150.
M. & R. Bo WARREN
REALTORS AND BUILDERS.
1412 Eye St. N. W. Franklin 1484.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
18TH ST. (near Columbia Road) —Busl-
*■ ness or residence; 10 rms.. 2 baths, a.m.i.
For rent or sale. Reasonable. Col. 4802.
LOTS FOR SALE
LOTS —25x106; 2600 block Third street
northeast; sewer, etc. SBSO. Owner.
SUBURBAN’ LOTS FOB SALE.
TWO CORNER LOTS—Md. Park. One
carfare. 900 Bth St. N. E.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
Il . ~ .1
Exercise Your Prerogative
"Why pay rent and be a nonentity
when you can own your home at
Alcova Heights, be a Virginian and
have a voice in affairs of govern
ment? We have made home-own
ing easy. Thousands of men and
women woulej like to own subur
ban homes in nearby Virginia and
become citizens and voters. Only a
few who act promptly can take
advantage of the exceptional oppor
tunity now offered. Take your
choice of 100 beautiful home sites/
large lots and acreage tracts at 5c
to 10c per foot. Pay 10% of pur
chase price cash, get clear title
and borrow money to build, just
as if your lot was paid for, or
buy a ready-cut house and pay us
$12.50 monthly on second trust.
Alcova offers more land for less
money, is convenient to schools,
churches, stores, post office, street
cars and Columbia Pike bus line.
10c fare. Only 15 minutes out on
two highways, having most beau
tiful entrance to business section
and Government departments
through Potomac Park. With com
pletion of Memorial Bridge, values
in nearby Virginia will quadruple.
Don't blame me if prices are higher
next month. Phone for my auto,
call at my city office, Room 4.
Southern Building, or come to my
home at Alcova Heights. I will
explain details, show you home
sites or sell you one of several
bungalows nearing completion at
$3,000 to $7,500.
J. CLOYD BYARS,
Arlington, Va.
BEAUTIFUL nevO bungalow, Hyattsville;
6 rooms, bath, a. m. 1.; $5,250; only
5100 cash, balance SSO monthly. Phon*
L. M. HUCK, M. 3862.
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