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The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16
241 PATIENTS NOW AT
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS

It was believed when the hospital at Whipple Barracks was turned over to the. United States public health ser vice from the army medical super visn that in very short time, the hos pital would be filled to capacity and additional space would be needed to care for the patients. The rapidity with which the patients are arriving now is supporting that earlier proph- ecy and during this week conting- ent of 130 patients is expected which added to the 24l reported Tuesday as the then present number will make the number nearly as large as the greatest number ever treated. at Whip pie Barracks under the army system. Prescott Courier,
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16
RECORD PRICE OF S1.1O a
 POUND PAID FOR COTTON

The highest price ever paid for cot ton grown in this valley was received last week when the Arizona Ameri- can-Egyptian Cotton exchange sold several bales of long staple at $1.10 a pound, according to an announce ment made by that exchange.
 The highest previous price received in the valley for cotton was $1.02, the price being paid in the recent trans action being considerable of an ad- vance.
 The S1.10 received was spot price here, it was explained, and worth much more than the price of $1.14 said to have been offered Tuesday in Boston for long staple.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

When l asked her why she refused me, Her reasons were most frank;
 I had been weighed in the balance, And had none at the bank.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16
PERCY MORSE MARRIED

Word reaches Holbrook that Percy Morse, formerly of this place, but now of Mesa, was married at Phoenix on March 27th, to Miss Birdie Stewart. Both parties are we'll known in Hol- brook.-Holbrook Tribune.
 Percy lived for many years in Flag staff, where he has many friends who will be pleased to leaY of the happy event.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

"Well," says Pat. T dreamed that in the middle of the night l was hun gry, so got up and ate the loaf. It's inside of me now"
 Love is one of the cheapest commod- ities on the market, the most sought, but the least prized after possession Bill Doney's philosophy. M. I. Powers says there are many unsung heroes and heroines in private life, as, for instance, young married couple who for several years saved money to buy themselves home and, after they had saved enough, firmly refused to invest the money in an au- tomobile.
 Dear Sir--What\ is the best way to break an ox?-L. B. Maxwell.
 Fasten one end of a chain to his tail. Hoist him to the top of 40- foot pole. Fasten another chain to his horns and draw that end up to the top of another 40-foot pole. Then drop a 5-ton pile driver on his back. If that don't break him, let him start coun- try newspaper.
 It's storming. The wind is blowing. One of our most-beloved citizens is mad at us. So let's have some ep- itaphs:
 Ingenious youth, thou art laid in dust Thy friends for thee in tears did bust" Here lies Lord Coningsby, be civil; The rest God knows-so does the
 devil"
 Here, reader, turn your weeping eyes,
 My fate useful moral teaches; The hole in which my body lies
 Wouldn't contain half my speech
 es."
 "Safe lodg'd within his blanket, here
 below,
 Lie the last relics of old Orono; Worn down with toll and care, he in
 Exchanged his wigwam for para
 disc"
 Here lies the body of Sarah Sexton, Who as wife did ever vex one. We can't say that for her at the next
 stone."
 Archie Hogan says the meanest man he ever knew was one who, after his little son had swallowed dime, sent him to bed without his supper to make it even,
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

l marks that he guesses the reason cows an ache in one of them she can use the other.
 l In other words, he's wearing a te- pee to keep his wig warm.
 County Clerk Clarence South is wearing toupee that is just the col or of his hair, that is, the hair he used to have. When the reporter told him that it looked so natural that one could not tell where the toupee and the hair joined in the back, the pleasantest smile came over his face. Don't you know that is what so many have told mel" He really thought we meant Iit.-Watseka, IT., Republican.
 When asked her why she refused me, Her reasons were most frank;
 had been weighed in the balance,
 And had none at the bank.
 The West Elkton school has love episode that is attracting the attention of the people of the district. It seems as if the teacher of the sixth and sev- chIii SlducS, pTOHlisiHS yOuIIS Hihh of near Eaton, became badly smitten by the charms of the primary teacher, a most handsome young woman from near College Corner, and the young mans love was reciprocated measure for measure, if not more so, as it is said girls love more intensely than boys and in this case it seems to be true. They never saw each other un- til they began eaching at West Elk ton last September and it was case of Hove at first sight" They boarded at the same place and this intensified and magnified the matter, but they could not keep it out of the school room. At recess and noon one was in the others room most of the time and they billed and cooed at every oppor- 1 tunity. Not content with this, they sent notes to each other by the pupils. | The principal of the schools placed the { matter before the school board, stating that he admonished the teacher lovers, but it did no good. The board of edu- cation told him to come down with [ heavy hand on them and if that did not stop it they would have both of them on the carpet.-Middletow Ind, News-Signal.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

The Suns job printing has distinctive sp- peaanee.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

Mart Piper, not guilty of the trespass charge.
 While this case was tried without a jury in order to test out the statute, it will be followed by other cases of similar nature where cattlemen are complaining witnesses against sheep herders on trespassing charges. These other cases will be tried on their mer- its before jury.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

Hit sure do make man feel lone some t see bride and groom maxim fools," said Brunette Ike, amusedly, "but l ain got no use fo' dat married twenty yeahs, an ain nevah had a fight, either. Try a hunk O bacon, Misto' Dixon."
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

In some part of Russia glass cof fins are used for burial purposes.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

c. B. Wilson's little son, Junior, re- marks that he guesses the reason cows have two stomachs is so when she has an ache in one of them she can use the other.
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16
CHE RFU IL C H I R P s
 (Ry "DEL.w Mostly nonsense except those intervals when real idea comes along and is grabbed of.
(Ry "DEL.")

"Now, had a very realistic dream. l dreamed that in crossing a river you and Pat were drowned, and of course had the loaf of bread. That's real istic dream. Pat, what did you dream?"
 "Well," says Pat. "I dreamed that in the middle of the night was hun gry, so I got up and ate the loaf. It's inside of me now"
The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

Love is one of the cheapest commod. ities on the market, the most sought but the least prized after possession Bill Doney's philosophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
| WeStlake Public Market
TIMES sQUARE-sIxTH VIRGINIA
SOAP

TOXIC
STALL Bo-PHONE MAIN 5sss
FREE DELIVERY
Milk s ,,,,r,,.a.. 12c
4s-Ib. sack Centennial Best
Flour ........ .........So'
<s-lb. sack Driftsd Snow Flake
Flour ....... .........o3.6O
1 ID. Hnis Red Can Coffee .S3e
IN lbs. large can Hills Coffee.
....... ....... .-...o1.3O
Ibs. M. J. u. Coffee ....eZ.4b
ID Lipton's Tea ...........7b<
2bc can Van Camps Pork and
Beans ...... ....-..-.... log
10Th. can White Karo ....p1.IO
2 lbs. Fest Jap Rice ........Zoe
lbs. White Navy Beans ...25e
2 pkgs. Corn Flakes ........Z6f
ssc pkg. Citrus Washing Pow
der ........ cumming
45c can Royal Baking Powder
......... are
pkgr. Lux ........ .-.....o0e
ssc pkg. Cream Of Wheat ...x5e
4 pkgs Spaghetti Use
. Mig. Macaroni ..26<
. pkxs. Post Toasties .-.....26<
- 3 lbs. Doe
CnGO} 9 lbs. $3.50
SSA0OV fbs. ...e2.S6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
CONTINUED From Yesterday
CHAPTER XVIII
The Cavo In tir Huff

The Cavo In tlsr Huff
Shelby caught his breath 10 her en-.
preaaive gestures, his fingers grip
ping the knife.
II doubt u | can set thru that
hole" he said mournfuliy. after the
liars are cut I'm pretty big."
Hut you must senior. there IL no
other way" she insisted impauentiy.
Tho blade Ia strong. sharp. eet will
dig out the log. but do not be long.
Scex there Ia a tree yonder. viii
way you there. an show whore you
must go. 30 there be no trail You
como 10 mo quick. but bo atm like
death. Madre de Diosi tia the only
way"
shs was gone before he could pro
test again. vanishing into the black
night No swiftly and silently he could
only stare out helplossiy thru the
bars Yet she had left hope and de-
termination behind Whatever her
purpose In this rescue might be. she
was In earnest In her efforts: he mus,
trust the Eirl. and do his part with
teeth set. he began the work. finding
tough hickory. II was no isht job
at that. but he piled the knife dea'
perately. possessing some skin and
unusual strength OF wrist and
fingers. Tht stake. gave way one
after the other. but he was not salts
fled until he enlarged the opening
somewhat By removing all bark from
tho logs. and prying loose tho boz
frame. This required all of half an
hour 90 accomplish. y~, lef, an ap.
p~rture thru which he believed he
might force his body. Al that he
found no room TO spare. but by ven
turing II head first scrcwins his
shoulders thru one at a time. and
drawing In his breath lightly. he
managed To rcrap- painfully out Of
IN. hole. cia~inE at tho rough out
side bark for purchase. and finally
coming down fac. frs, onto the solid
earth. At that he made little nolss.
but his flesh srnarted. and for q mo
fused and painting for brcath. Tho
nigh, was 30 black there IN the
shadow OF tho great hills. no could
scarcely determine directions. yet the
giri had pointed toward the right
and. as soon as he could attain his
feat. he advanced cautiously that
way. with hands held out before him.
The path was rocky and uneven.
probably leaving litti. trac- Of hi.
passage. She touched him before hs
was even aware OF her near pro-.
encs. and then she was bu, tho dim.
most outline. her face indistinwuish.
able thru the gloom
You startled me. saw nothing
Of YOU"
Speak low. reaor.- she whispered
briefly. Come with me this way
He permitted her to lead him for.
ward over ground sioping upward.
bu; before thsy had thus advanced
nfty yards. shelby stopped. de-
isrynlned 10 question, her purpose.
Where are you taking met To
olga
No. @nor. not now. I must leave
you In safety first Later bring
her to you Why do you ask1 You
not trust met"
Yes. trust you. Pnncha. but isn't
u better that I understand the plant
Then We can WORK together"
She drew in a quick breath lmpa.
ticntiy. her fingers oiuiehing a, his
| sleeve.
"Dlo~l This Is not time to stand and
talk. senior" she burst forth, we,
iistan. II not do otherwise Their. Is
no time i-f, tonight In which to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

today 20 meet n picked Harvard
team May II on the question: RE
solved tina, congress suppress all
leading the overthrow Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

the United states government by
force and violence. Canstitutionality
granted" Washington debaters are;
Earl Nelson. Floyd Toomey and
Wendell Black, alternate. Six thou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
| Last Call
for Sugar Savings

SO many people VINO purchased
Syro. the liquid sugar. from us at
IAN cents n pound. have prevailed
upon us 10 repeat our offer that We
are making this last cali" offer.
For ten days only. starting May IL.
~e will sell Syro liquid sugar In
cases OF co pounds. delivered TO any
pan OF the city, at i2h cents a
pound. Telephone sidney your or.
der today.
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sand people win hoAr the debate. sAs
first between Pacific coast collegtaES
and the Harvard orators Prominent
men In national life win servo a.
judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

Let's have lunch ~ Boldt'a.
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WITH. THE CITY

livery sound under
l. taking which will
promote the prosperity Of
Seattle, and her people, is
of interest TO this bank,
and will receive our sincere
consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

100 4th ST. Nw.-COR HOUSE AND STORE;
good business section "a feet front. Rent $50
month. Price, $1,000.
725 ith st. n.w.-s-story brick. . rooms; lot
to settle an estate. Price 5000. For par
GUsAcK COHEN.
IN MT. PLEAsANT-s-sToRY, GROOM AND
bath residence; furnace heat. Price. $500.
A. c. HOCGHTON & CO.. 1916 H st. NV.
We have the BEST In every section"
ON FAIRMoNr ST. IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
n.w.-2-story brick dwelling. 8 rooms and b
deep back yard. Price, -. 750.
A. c. HOUGHTON 4 CO.. 1915 H 1t. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
on 14th NEAR SHEPHERD ST. NV,
story brick dwelling. rooms and tiled bath,
electric light, furnace heat: large lot: double
brick garage Price Sc, 500
I'VE have the REST in every section
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL GIVE POS
session at oncp--3-story brick dwelling: 10
rooms, . baths. cleo. lights, hot-water heat
wide alley: room for garage; located near
test streets on Heights. Reasonable terms.
A. G. HOCGHToN 4 CO.. 1915 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section
sE.-8 ROOMS. BATH CELLAR FURNACE
heat porches. yards. alley: room for garage
s., $50 Terms. Bargain.
Restaurant doing a splendid business: 9th near
y. Y. ave. Call at Room o0s Ouray bldg. a.
c ST Sc: BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
we'll located. near 7th st; price. 1900.
NJ ST. near 9Th NV: six rooms and hath.
brick: on large lot: worth N.5oo: make casn
D. a. JOHNSON CO.. 1888 Il ct. nv.
HOME OF SIX ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD
neighborhood: immediate possession: e6i00.
D. H. JOHNSON CO.. 1883 d ct. NV.
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FOR HALE-HOUSES
COntinuea.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
l434 New York Ave.
Main 1867. Franklin CLOS.

$l5. O00-Mt. Pleasant: real home: parlof.
library. dining room. entrance hall. conserva7
tory. kitchen and pantry bedrooms and large
attic: hot-water heat; room for several ga
rages: 75-ft. front lot; porches. POSSESSION.
SIS. 000-sAurs Addition: detached home:
every room large and bright: entrance hall,
living room. dining ROOM kitchen and pantrys
8 bedrooms: hot-water heat. electricity and
gas: fruit trees; garage. POSSESSION.
$5.500-Near Central High School; rooms,
bath and cellar. porches; room for garage
POSSESSION.
Chevy Chase y. c.: q rooms and baths:
all modern improvements: garage; about Soft.
front; half square from Connecticut ave. car
line. Owner leaving city; must SELL A bar
gain for Sl3. 600. b.,
Downtown; easy walking distance State. War
and Navy Dept: rooms. bath. hot-water heat
semi detached. brick. Price. 50. 500.
Wyoming ave. west Of Connecticut ave-: q
beautiful home. entirely detached; owner anx-
ious to sell; 10 rooms. baths; garage: SER
wants quarters about so It. front by 1871 TT:
| shade trees and garden: splendid buy at $780, 600.
Colored purchasers. attention. Those who
seek homes from 81 900 up. with small cash
payment and balance payable As rent. don't
fail to call and have talk with Us In regard
To our several homes.
Harvard St: attractive exterior conveniently
arranged interior. bedrooms and baths: also
maids room and hath: beamed-ceiling dining
room; porches: hot-water heat; room for ga
rage. Reduced TO Sl2. 500 for quick sale. IN
|, MEDIATE POSSESSION.
81. confederation. Va. Choicest location;
corner. 53xl20: rooms bath and cellar. Hot
| water heat. electricity and gas. Electric motor
for pumping. Chamberlain weather strips, iron
| single roof; garage. POSSESSION.
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FOB sALE-HOUSE0

COIORED BUYER.
Well built modern home In MI. Pleae4nt'
six rooms and bath: owner must sell At once
end will give possession. This house IL priced
below actual value for quick sale. See 1t and
be convinced : JOHN =. 4. P sfzf1'91:
1923 New York ave. Main bl27.
Half block Of North Capitol ST.; six rooms.
tiled bath; modern heat; double porches' ga
rcge; perfect repair.
One square 14th St. above PARK ro.d; -FOUR
bedrooms. two baths; porctes: deep lot; every
modern convenience; nearly new.
$500
Near LIST ard NV; nice six room home in
fine condition; owner occupant; terms can be ar
ranged.
$500
Near Soldiers Home: modern colonial house !;
six rooms bath: hot-water heat; electric lights;
porches; room for garage.
50. 500.
Mount Pleasant section: attractive home :
six rooms bath: modern conveniences; garage;
pc secession given.
ss.5oo
Near North Capitol and sts.: eight rooms
on two floors; good home In good netghborhood
$500
Detached frame in Mt. Pleasant; II rooms
md bath; furnace heat; with little remodeling
more.
Washington Heights: 10 rooms. baths: hot
water heat; electric lights; splendid home for
rooming purposes.
$4,000
White section; six and bath brick
home: 500 cash, balance like rent
s7250.
Downtown: 0 rooms, = baths. on two floors:
brick garage: can be used for two families,
must be sold to close estate.
S13,5OO.
Near Saul's Addition; four bedrooms. two
baths: brand new and modern in every respect
lot 22x145; terms.
New homes in every section.
JOHN A. PETTY.
1923 New York ave. Main 5l27.
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$4,000
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. beautiful.
modern 2 room. with baths. Hot-wstsr heat.
electric light. hardwood floors. laundry tubs.
instantaneous water heater. front and rear
porches. sleeping porch: large hack yard to
paved alley. Terms IL desired.
One block from Dupont Circle modern,
broom and bath home, with hotIwater heat.
and in an excellent location. Terms If de-
sired
$500
Overlooking Soldiers Home reservoir.
modern, 8-room and bath brick home, with
hot-water heat. electric light, stationary tubs.
hardwood floors, front and rear pOrches: front
and back yards with large garage. Owner on
premises desires quick sale.
On Irving st. NV. near Soldiers Home.
Groom and bath brick home. with furnace
heat; cement collar under whole house: front
and rear porches. VACANT. Easy terms.
$3.50.
In northeast, convenient to car line and
downtown section. A Groom and bath brick
home with furnace heat: cellar under whole
in rear. This is one Of the best buys today.
Easy terms.
$4,250
ave. Groom and bath brick home, with
front porch and large back yard to paved alley.
This is an exceptionally good buy. Very easy
terms.
J. DALLAS GRADY.
302 Maryland bldg,
1910 st. NV.
Main TT.
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FOR c0LOREp
s.. sos street between 18th and 1Sth--s
rooms and bath two floors: large
front and hack yard. Sold on easy
terms. See this house before you buy.
1894 New York Ave-.
Room :o2. Main se3. Pc
FOR SLE-C0LORED-A MOST DESIRABLE
6-room and bath corner house: located near
9Th and Florida ave. NV. price. $1,000; terms
rea sonahie.
s. F. KITE yr.. Agent for owaer,
Phone NJ 4s4s 1895 @ 1t. NV. End floor.
FOR SALE-COLOREp-A BROOM AND
bath brick house. with furnace hest, located
in the northwest: price. 50. $50: terms are $3.50
cash and $50 no.. including all interest.
T. r. KITE. Jr.. Agent for Owner.
Phone N. 4s46. 1898 G ct. nv. md door.
BUCHANAN ST. WEST OF 14th N.w.-s
electricity; psrquet floors throughout; house
is "a IT. front. depth to pared alley. Price.
$3.50; terms.
3o1 v ST N.E-A vacant Groom and bath
almost new corner house: absolutely modern +;
hw.h.; electricity; stationary washtubs, etc.
Price, SO. $50. Terms; $1,000 cash.
1900 BLOCK End ST. NE-A very pretty
6-room and hath brick house that will appeal
to you. Only $500. Terms.
WILLARD NEAR 18th ST. N.w.-2-family
nat Of and rooms and bath each separate
furnaces they are in perfect condition. A bar-
gain at %, 80.
S. SHAPIRO,
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APARTMENTS TO LET
rVrRNISHEn- conf1nneA.

LUXURIOCsLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
in Washington's most exclusive section; six
rooms and bath and separate shower; house,
keeping; charming view: southwestern ex-
posure 5000 month for June, July and
August. Address Box BOAR. Star office.
THREE ROOMS, BATH AND PORCH; EN-
tire floor of private residence; electricity:
gas; h.-w.h.; phone; continuous hot water:
well furnished Ink. non housekeeping; to
suit tenant possession May 1. Call North
9S4 after $40. Ss
YOUNG; LADY to share with four others on
cooperative basis: large. well furnished resi-
dence: electricity: gas; phone; h.-w.h;
porches: virtrola. sewing machine; laundry.
Possession May /. Call North 9S4, after $50.
2as
1922 18th ST NV rooms less equipped
for light housekeeping May /: pleasant for
summer months; family with child preferred;
20 minutes from Treasury. Phone Col. 69os-J.
30s
WILL TRANSFER LEASE ON NV. APT.
to party purchasing furniture for $500: pos
session Immediately. Call Col s14. Apt. 81.
4-RooMs: SLEEPING PORCH AND BATH;
housek eeping.
broom. sleeping porch and bath: bachelor.
1-room. sleeping porch and bath; bachelor.
1922 18th. 29s
THE GORDON HOTEL. 18th AND Eye
Will have available May 1: +-room and bath
apartment; Broom and bath apartment: .
room and bath apartment furnished or I'M
furnished and several desirable rooms: nicely
furnished Of the most desirable loca-
tons in the city.
FLYER AND r.: PORCH: NEWLY PA
pered and painted: good neighborhood: rea-
sonable. 1909 kalorama road See owner on
Premises. 2S'
ST. NICHOLAS 223O CALIFORNIA ST--Fur-
nished apt: sitting room and bath; may be
had from May to Sept 30. Cafe in build
ing. Call phone N 1855.
1926 N.W-ACCOMMODATIO FOR 3 OR
girls or gentlemen emi-private bath; ideally
located: maid service.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-BACHEI.OR APT. !;
living room. bedroom and bath: entire third
floor; electricity; hot water. n. 5268.
oOO6 Il NW.-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apt; suitable for 8 or 10 ladies': SIPS per
month: including electric lights. gas, laundry;
also smaller apt. Phone W. 1855.
APT 400 TUDOR HALIl-FIvE ROOMS
and bath; furnished tho linen chinal;
downtown location; will rent by the month.
$40.
FROM MAY 18th; FURNISHED. HOUSE
keeping apartment of rooms: two baths;
buffers pantry and screened porch: 1Ox1O IT.;
New Hampshire avenue, Apt. 81. Phone North
$685.. 2Ss
COY BUNGALOW APT. OVERLOOKING
screened porch; 500 month. c. ST. JAMES.
Glen Echo. Md. Phone Bethesda 20! % 2ss
Two ROOMS AND BATH, FURNISHED:
500. so a month. one person; 500 two persons:
without light and service. Burlington. 112U
Vermont ave. NV.
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GENUINE BARQAIN. pETWOKTH: NV,
near car line; new and room houses; hot
water heat; all modern improvements; Scfsea-
I'D porehes: ideal location: deep lots. VIII aes
cent 81 500 cash. with q reasonable menthIy
payment. BY owner only. Address Boz sAo-R
Star ONCE ~ "
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YOUNG LADY to share with four others on
cooperative basis large. well furnished resi-
dence: electricity: gas: phone; h.-w.h.;
porches: Virtrola. sewing machine; laundry.
Possession May l. Call North 9s4 after $50.
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1922 18th ST. NW.-4 rooms or less equipped
for light housekeeping May /: pleasant for
summer months; family with child preferred;
12s
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to party purchasing furniture for $500: pos
session Immediately. Call Col S14. Apt. 81.
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APARTMENTS TO LET

uualit ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF UNUSUAL
cenre ,, large airy rooms: every up-to-date
a roomina baths; unlimited hot water: not
80! ipcated; references 800