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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
HARDLY HAD
WELL DAY IN
SEVEN YEARS
Persuaded by wife to take
Tanlac he gains II pounds
and troubles are gone.

'3iy wife was determined that I
should cry Taulac, so one day while
I was away from home she bought a
bottle and simply made me begin tax
ing It and the results are. I have
actually gained seventeen pounds and
feel better than I have in seven
years" This is what c. C. Moore, OF
155 Esteila Street, FL Paso. Texas, says
after using a few bottles Of the Mas
ter Medicine"
Il had suffered from Indigestion
and stomach trouble until my health
was so shattered I couldn't enjoy liv-
ing at all In fact / hardly knew
what il was TO have wen day in
seven years until Tanlac Strengthened
me out I had gotten to where
couldn't eat anything or even drink
water without suffering from IT,
lived for months on nothing but milk
ana other liquids and these also
caused me all sorts Of trouble
Il often got so weak and dizzy 7
would fail on the streets unconscious
and when I came to myself I would
be at home I'm bed I was very nerv-
Gus all the time. could scarcely sleep
and had awful headaches No one
knows how I did suffer and although
I spent lots Of money and tried every
thing I knew OF. nothing seemed 70
reach my case or do me any good
7 kept falling off in weight and the
day I started on Tanlac I weighed
only one hundred and nineteen pounds
I commenced to feel better in feW
days after I began taking Tanlac and
have gradually picked up ever since
now weigh one hundred and thirty
six pounds-have gained seventeen
pounds In Weight-aDd what have
gained in health and strength IS more
than I can tell I can now eat what
I want as much OF il as please with
no bad feelings afterwards Ny head
aches are broken up. sleep like log
and SIMPLY feel like a different man
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso. BIZ Kelly
& Pollard and by the leading drug
eists in practically every city, town
- liz II . -,-a--.- - . lu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
MAJ. burgess TO ADDRESS
WAR VETERANS TONIGHT

Members Of the World War Veter-
ans association viii assemble tonight
in the county court room for the pur-
pose OF making plans for the parade
to be held within the next day or two
in the interests Of the Victory loan
MAJ. p F. Burgess, president Of the
association. who returned recently
from France. viii address the mem
bers. Talks also viii be made by
Lieut. Col A. Y Lapowski. Lieut. Col
r E. Stevenson. Maj. T. J. 1IcCamant
and others
One OF the plans IS 70 hold a pa
rade in which all returned soldiers
and sailors viii be asked to partici-
pate 1t is estimated that there is at
least SEQ returned men in this dis
trict- All returned men are TO attend
the meeting tonight which viii start
at o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

TEACHERS JOIN
Moran and Griffith Declare
Union Organization
Could Be Of Aid.

Although be said he was an ardent
believer in the organization OF labor
unions. W. H Burgess. an Fl Paso
attorney. in addressing the FL Paso
Teachers association Monday after
noon at the First Christian church
declared himself as doubling If az
filiating with the American Fedora
ton Of Labor would accomplish for
that organization the things desired
III. Burgess spoke on the professional
side Of the organization within It's
Just domains
The meeting was also addressed by
W. 7. Moran. editor Of the Labor Ao-
vocate. and ". T. Griffith. city aldei-
man and labor leader. who spoke IN
favor OF the organization joining the
federal union. Mr.. Moran spoke IN
General way Of the advantages that
could he gained by banding together
Get You Nothing
Mr. Moran said I'VE viii not get
you anything. but VIII use our in
fluence for YOU. We are interested
II, vo1f because most of the children
in our schools are the children or
working people. AffiliatinE with the
American Federation Of Labor does
not mean that you VIII ne called out
an a strike No one can vote Tor
are forbidden by the federal organ
fzation. BY forming union, you
could make your needs known. De
enabled TO help yourselves and re-
cefve the support OF the American
Federation Of Labor in your eLlofts
10 get more wages. hisher sc ll.-ol
taxes or the adjustment OF other nee
essary things"
Gives Resume.
Mr. Griffith gave q resume OF Wnd-
was being done for the teachers as
sociatfons Of the country oy thS
American Federation Of LABOR ana
told how the American Federation OF
Labor had demonstrated how IL was
best to work under that ORGANIZATION
for relief as TO salary schedules lie
stated that advices from American
Federation Of Labor headQuar- ers was
TO the effect that a new charter every
other dav is the rate at which pubic
school teachers OF the United States
have been affiliatinE with the Amer
lean Federation Of Teachers, Whicn IS
affi1fated with both the American
Federation OF Labor and the NatlOnal
Women's Trade Union League, ana
that to the present time 20 locaI
unions from coast TO coast nave Deen
A Useful Thing.
In his address, Mr.. Burgess said;
eTf an not misinformed. trades
unions grew out Of the development
OF the big Industries and were intro
duced when there came TO be the lac1
of human contact with the manager
and organization was necessary II
Justice was to be gained / believe
that an organization Of teachers Is a
useful thing TO the profession but 1
doubt II any class Of people whose
work in life is one OF the learned pro-
fessinos would gain any advantage
even If affiliated with so strong a
body as the American Federation OF
Labor.
There is q minimum wage scale
established for the trades, which Is
In practice. the universal scale Inc
same system in the professions might
give the poorest teacher the highest
wages and hold the good one to that
level The best possible results viii
come from each individual working
out his own salvation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
2S7, 595 OVERSEAS TROOPS
SENT HOME DURING APRIL

Washington D c.. May 6.-The
homeward movement OF the American
troops from France approached 10000
men a day in April, according 10
figures made public today by the war
department. A total OF 287.595 men
embarked during the month.
The figures show that the total
estimated strength Of the army on
April %, not including marines. was
1.775.9O7. Of whom i.082,329 were in
Europe
Enlistments reported since Febru-
arv 2S. when voluntary recruiting
was resumed. totaled 23,3s7, o. whom
COLI asked for duty in France.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

We would especially cal your attention 20
he fact that the special option privilege
which we extended to the original purchasers
VIII be automatically removed when the sales
reach a certain amount. This Is one Of the
most attractive features Of any ever offered
10 the purchaser Of stock. By virtue Of this
option certificate, which IS separate and dis
tinct from the stock certificate the stock
holder who buys at this time IS enabled to
realize On the increase Of the stock 70 the sz-
tent Of two and a half times the amount OF
money invested IN other words, where you
have 100000 worth Of stock, should II N
crease two for one, your profit would be real
lied On the 81, 10000 stock certificate and the
ST. $1,000 option certificate. IF this IS not
clear please call and let as explain IL but
above all, We would suggest that you do this
at once IF you do not live N FL Pasos We
suggest that you use the wires
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try i'll

squeeze the juice or two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white. shake well. and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckie
and tan lotion. and complexion beau
tifier, az very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces Of orchard white for
q few cents. Massage his sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face, neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckIes and blemishes disappear and
how clear soft and rosy-White the
skin becomes. Vest Tt is harmless and
never irritates.-AdY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
From FL Paso Herald. April 2s) p
ARIZ0NANS GET /
MONEY IN OIL
Painter and Barber Are En-
riched by the Duke and
Burk- Waggoner Wells.

Phoenix. Ariz-. April 2S--Mining ez-
DlOitation languishes in Arizona while
the population turns toward invest
ment IN Texas oil stocks From Je-
rome comes a story OF a painter. T. C.
O'Shaughnessy. who dropped 500 into
100 shares Of the Duke Oil company,
then repented OF il and hid the stock
in the bottom Of an old trunk The
other day he had an attack or some
thing like heart failure on receipt OF
a telegram from a Texas broker
win give you $1,000 a share for your
Duke oil stock" Shaughnessy finally
remembered where he had thrown the
certificate and put IL into a safer
place. He hasn't sold yet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
PERISH IN
COLUMBUS FIRE
Firemen Search Debris for
Other Victims After
APARTMENTS Burn.

Columbus. o.. May Eight persons
are known TO have been killed and a
dozen or more were injured. several
probably fatally. in a fire which early
today destroyed a six story apartment
house in the downtown section
Firemen continued during the day
to search the debris for their victims
who are believed TO have perished
when four floors at the rear Of the
building sank to the basement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
on Company wins.
Remote Restrictions
On Export OF SiIUer

Washington. D. C.. May 6.-Restric-
tions on the export OF silver and
Standardization Of the price at sl01 =
per fine ounce were removed Monday
by the federal reserve board. thus in
effect establishing a free market FOR
silver in the United States and
throughout the world. War time re-
strictions were imposed last August
TX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

To accommodate the men VINO can
not register in the day time. the en-
pIoyment department Of the local Y
II. C. A is arranging for men to regis
ter for employment in the evening as
wen as during the day This an
nouucement is made by c. C. Minatras
who has been engaged for the past
six months in employment work with
returned soldiers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
O. S. HAS NOT RECEIVED
MARTENS, B0LSHEYIK AGENT

Washington. D. c. Nay sc ornal
announcement was made today by the
state department that Il had not re-
ceived L. A. Martens, now at. New
York, as a representative Of the Rus
sian Socialist federal soviet republic.
LAS the United States government
has not recognized the Bolshevik re-
Eime at Moscow as government. eX-
IRENE caution should be exercised as
TO representations made By any one
p1rporting 10 represent the Boishe-
vilz government" the statement said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
Retail Liquor Dealers
Thi1B Droufh Distant

Atlantic City. y. J., May Conf
dence that the nation viii remain wet
for at least one year after January
Is. next, exists among the delegates
who today began the Goth annual con
ference Of the National Retail Liquor
Dealers association The OrganiZa-
tion is formed Of three delegates from
each Of the vet states They claim 10
sneak for the entire trade, but not for
the distil1ers and the whclesalers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
The Company
Ofthe Future

We wish TO advise our friends that the stock
Of this company IS rapidly being absorbed oy
large interests IN New Mexico and Arizona
Inst how much longer It viii be on the mar
I-et If is difficult for Us 70 say. The men
who are buying If principally are men Who
do not generally invest IN anything IN =
small way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Weak ard miserable. II you have Dull
head pains. Dizziness. Nervousness. Pains
n the back. and feel tired ell over, gee
a package Of Mother Gray's AROMATIC
LEAF, the pleasant Medicinal Tea we
have many testiuonials- As gentle lax
alive i has no equal Ask for Mother
zray's Ar0matic-Leaf ct Druggists or sent
o. mail for 60 cents Sample FREE Ad-
5rsus. Mother Gray ca, lie Roy. n y
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

A letter OF regret from speaker r
e. Thomson. Of the Texas house OF
representatives was read Tuesday al
the meeting Of the FL Paso Realty
board I'm which it was stated that
owing to special session OF the
LEGISLATURE he would be unable "a
address the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
COLORADO MINE BLAST
KILLS ONE, INJURIES ONE

Victor. Colo. Nay 6--Neil B0gle. a
Goldfield miner. so years old. was
killed and Harry Jones Of Cripple
Creek. was seriously hurt last night
in an explosion at the 1900 foot level
Of the indicator Consolidated gold
nine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
BULLETIN NO. 2

l Aa
miles
The MAY znD ue dmvh Ntdw
have u m
we No
Six b rf d severn Immense ii tai farms erected al al
o H pd in
Experience T refinery 10 %
vi h to OyO dLp
for IRE in every
ED being offered tepEd anvil o gh VI Ire NJ o.
isms PsoNKE par
4lM nPaoT GaA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

Our idea is to make Of this company one OF
the strongest and largest OIL and reIlning
commands in Texas, nor is this an unreason-
able expectation when you know the char
acter Of the men behind IL go 80. .......s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
CAGE FALLS WITH TEN
VfTVFRG- ONE Is KTLLEl

Pottsville, Pa, May 6--A CAGE con
tanning ten miners dropped 100 feet
at the Maple Hill shaft Of the Read
Ing company Monday, resulting IN the
death OF one miner and serious inju-
ries to the others. two OF whom may
die.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
Southwestern Oil
Development CO.
looms p and q Sheldon Hotel Fl Paso Tex Phone 1850

Rooms p and q Sheldon Hole, 8 PasO Tex Phone Z050
4S1s.
DEVELOPMENT
Rooms - and % sheldon Hotel. Fl PasOs Tex
application shares Of me
s-...-...........--.., fun payment
Wake an Pigments to soaiississ on Development company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
CFrom Fl Paso Herald. April 2s.) '
FL PASO-DUKE
CONTRACT LET
Drilling Is to Begin by End
of the Present Week,
IT Is Announced

A contract for the drilling OF Il
Paso-Duke well No. I in the Duke
fields. has been let and the rig VIII
be set up and actual drilling begun
By the end OF the week, according
20 a telegram received Saturday from
Col John Pullman, secretary OF the
FL Paso-Duke company. who has been
at Dublin several days making ar
ranEements for the beginning OF oper-
ations Of the army officers tract
The first vel viii be located on the
French survey in the Duke fields.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06
Basis OF Nine
Tax Lac Gets
4 Knock Ont?
Standard Oil Company Is
Winner In Arizona
Tax Contest.

Phoenix, Ariz.. May 6.-If the de-
cision Of the United States circuit
court OF appeals in san Francisco in
favor Of the Standard oil company of
California in its protest against the
Arizona tax commissions assessments
Is upheld when the case was tried on
its merits in this state before the
federal court. it viii mean that the
basis for the Arizona mine tax law
viii be swept away. This was the
opinion voiced last night by promi-
nent attorneys here when they were
informed OF the decision in San Fran
cisco.
No Attack by Mine Concerns.
The further opinion was expressed,
however. that no attack would be
made on the mine tax law by the min
ing companies. the majority OF whom
had submitted so Tar to the commits
sion's valuations.
Standard oil protest came before
Judge Sawtelle. he denied the motion
for a restraining order because the
company had other recourse through
the superior courts Of the 10 counties
Of Arizona in which the Standard oil
viii come back 10 the federal court
here for trial on its merits.
OIL Company Wins.
San Francisco. Cal. Nay 6.-The
Standard OIL company Of California
Monday won its fight against the
state tax commission Of Arizona
through a decision OF the United
States circuit court OF arepals grant
Ing a temporary Injunction against
81 See anHn HHnn e inc
1917 valuation OF the company from
SS42.T0 to S2.910.579 A decision Of
the United States district court Of
Arizona. which upheld the increase
was overruled-
The appellate decision upheld the
company's appeal which charged the
tax commission with constructive
fraud and ruled the commissions val
uation as fundamentally erroneous
and unwarranted-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

MISS May AdeI Hays assIsled D.
three splendid musicians, Marie Chap
man, violinist; Lowell alton. pianist
presented a most delightful concert
program prior TO Mr.. Bede's lecture
Miss Hayes had a rich and vibrant
eolorature soprano voice, with IN
usual rangs with clear. flute-lilfe
tones Her selectuion Of songs. some
operate and many simple. home bal
lads, won her the approval OF the au-
dience. The trio OF instrum entail
artists played eZcellently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

e PasO, Te1aa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

home in time and wrist watches on the
roosters TO get the hens up in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-06

Room 4OI Mills Building.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.
FURNISHED ROOMS.


coil Nw.-one nicely furnished front room ::
southern exposure: good location, near depart
ments and Potomac Park. ou
LARGE. second floor, corner. adjacent bath:
modern conveniences: near Mount Pleasant
cars; boar: convenient; references Col. Sf,o
80,
el3 n J. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furnished room
Ink. il desired. very central; near navy yard,
government cstices, cars; reasonable rent TO re
fined people .d'
ROOMS in attractive bungalow; quiet family;
desirable accommodations; meals if desired;
~ minutes from Dupont Circle Address Box
l15-C, Star office.
@ae a ST. SE-Front room; second floor;
suitable for two gentlemen.
sos ST. N.W-Iarye second-goor front
room neNt 10 BATH four windows; downtown;
reasonable Feb J. 80"
1876 CALVERT sT--A tcautitci, clean room:
adjoins tef aath; in family OF two persons:
no other rooIpF~: fer man and wife. prefer
ably employed, WHO Will care for own room,
for which concession i made IN this price.
SO; two car lines. Call evenings or sat
urday afternoon.
si4 KENNEDY ST.-Two nice Ink. rooms;
furnished; h.w.h.; electric lights; phone. on
two car lines: reasonable. Phone Col. SIS
call after $3.50 pm ;'os
$40 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Attractive
corner. hay-window room; adjoining BATH;
h.w.h.: electric light; modern; Convenient TO
ears; gentlemen. 81
:, IOWA CIGCLE-Niceiy furnished room fer
two; also single room; electricity; centrally
located: private; reasonable.
THE SEVILLE. Apt Room for rent. Call
after ). North 472i. 81
256a WISCONSIN AYE.-Nice, pleasant
warm room, with the privilege of getting
breakfast: reasonable.
le;, Il ST. Apr 32-0ne large. comfortable
room joining bath; gentleman only; private
home; privilege Of sitting room. piano and
Nictrola: reasonable. Phone y. 1871. aO+
1tt5 FAIRMoNT sT.-Furnished room: gen
tiemen Only. 81
1919 GIEARD ST.-Furnished room; second
story: SIS per month, and $1G; gentle
only 81.
1909 II. ST. S.W.-Nicely furnished, small
back room; $40 u month. 3as
SIX ROOM H0CSE-Furnished: bath; $50:
northeast section. Call Lincoln $3.50 after
80 pm 3Ds
BRIGHT. beautifully furnished, conneciiu
rooms; twin beds; rented siDgly together
Saul's Addition. Col. 1883: 81
q CHANNING ST. N.w.-fsrge front room
nicely furnished; ladies only; SIS. 30t
1853 EUCLID ST. NW.-Large, ATTRACTIVE
room; southern exposure. Phone Col. 80 80
1903 CLIFTON ST. N.W-Youns lady room
mate; second floor, next 20 bath; phone CAN
in person after o'clock pm. Sc
TWO or three rooms: Link; young ladies' or
employed couple preferred. Mrs. ycnn;ug :}3ryi
St, Mt. Rainier, near Christian Church; take G.
ST. cars: one fare. 81
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TIRES-Two. 34x4H; Q. D. castings and
tubes; Pennsylvania vacuum cup the best
skid tire made: in original wrappings, owner
sold and unable TO use; sell for 500 cash.
Phone North 29i4 after pm. write Apt.
T01. 1SGs Columbia road. 81
WESCoTT, 1917 iires almost prw; Is IN
very good condition: viii demonstrate TO salts
faction; $500. Chas. Il. HOPPER, L. 1l12 18th
st NV 31s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

BUYER FOR THE CAR. car or the buyer.
Demonstration of used cars by private owners.
Some leaving city: must self; cash only.
Call ut the appointed hour when you want to
buy or sell any make of used roadster touring.
truck or closed car. from \ to u.
Buick, Chevrolet, Dodge, any day bet. IL L II.
Ford. Grant Hupmoble, any day bet II and J..
]. J, X. l.. NJ, y. o. +, q. any day bet. & :.
II, =. It, L, V, W, y. Y. y. any day bet. 4 ).
Meet me at Automobile Exchange, I'll 18th.
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WANTED-RO0MS.

THREE or four rooms, unfyrnisbed. for house
keeping: conveniences; four adults address
Boz 95-C, Star otice. 80"
BY a QUIET man OF middle age, a clean.
comfortable. well lighted and heated roorl az
fair Size with good boarding without, II
near: prices reasonable; location preferably
within walking distance. Write all particulars
TO E. d. c., Room $780, Building e, 7th and
n SIS So
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POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK.

CATS AND DOGS boarded, finely bred Persian
cats and kittens for sale /; shaded silver, blue.
white and black pedigreed male Persians for
mating5. Mrs. Kyner, Bladensburg, Md. Tel.
Hyattsville IO-J. pc
COLLIE PUPPY-Male; $40. Blocker, apt.
@. 1919 7th st. NV.
CUBAN POODLES COS st. ne. eos
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AL AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
FORD sedan Observation-Disclosures. 5000
COLE eight sedan.
PAIGE seven-passeuSer -.....--.'........seT J
CHANDLER f,e-passcnger .............Si 2,
CADILLAC eight tye-psssPrgor. ...........S 500
DODGE five passenger ...........-......'..S i5h
COLE eight chUnifny rua lister. ........... 81 900
STUDEBAhEE six roadster. 500
uUPHoBILE 80 roadst.r ............... $50
THE MISREPRESENTATION AUTO CO.
Filon" Ma. aJ1G. lei. Iith ST. n.w
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WANTED-GARAGES.

FOR SMALL CAR, NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD
and 14th ct. Phone Main 2570. branch 4215.
Mr.. HOQgh. 80
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for three unfurnshed rooms-or apartment
with modern improvements; reasonable Main
3277 Mr. Greenbe-g. before pm 81
BY REFINED college girl. more companion.
in exclusive private family; downtown apart
rnent preferred; references. Address Box al
q star office BE
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FEBRUARY /, by young man. government
employee in small family OF adults; permanent;
state price. Address Box l42-C. Star Office.
.1s
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A
SATISFYING
PURCHASE

Though our prices have
always been the lowest
consistent with the value
represented. we are offer
ing, beginning tomorrow,
practically all our used cars
at considerable reductions.
You will find here a varied
assortment at prices well
worth your consideration.
Harper-Overland Co, Inc,
Frank. 4307. 1405 II St.
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TWO furnished rooms and kitchenette By Feb
ruary l. by couple and child; around S25:
near departments. Address Box l44-C. Star
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coil N.w.-One nicely furnished front room ::
southern exposure: good location, near depart
nents and Potomac Park. 3o'
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WANTED-By refined couple and daughter IL
yearsD two furnished rooms. LAX. by Zebra
airy l. Phone Main $50. branch 1oS. 80
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RESPONSIBLE business couple want room
downtown, with private family: house
keeping. Address Box 1850. Star office. SOC