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Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
NOTICE


], Jean NJ. Stevenson, Of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
tornia, the present owner Of the
land hereilbelow described, do
hereby give notice that / will, on
the 3lst day of July, 1923, Apply
10 the Register of the State Land
Office, at Sacramento, California
for a duplicate Certificate Of Pur-
chase, No. 60l5 issued to Mary +
Breckenridge, dated September 1G
1910, on Location No. 1882, Los
Angeles District, for the VIZ OF
Section l6, Township Is South
Range l3 East, S. b. NJ, in tn,
County Of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia.
26t26 JEAN NJ. STEVENSON
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
LOCAL BOY SENT
TO SO!NOMA HOME

Homer C. Lee, 9 years old, of this
city, was committed to the Son6ma
State Home yesterday by Judge NJ,
W. Conkling for treatment. 1t is
hoped that the care given him at
the hospital may ultimately improve
his condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
MARY'S CAINARTES
rFLEW THE COOP

LOS ANGELES, july 1o.-IIolly-
wood children are carrying salt in
their pockets today in the hope that
they win be able to use in on the
tails of the tire canaries which es-
caped from Mary Pickford' S studio
bungalow. Mary is offering a rev.
ard OF SO apiece.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons or firms holding ac
counts against the Fred Quon Co.
are hereby notified to present tho
same for payment on or before
July Q, 1923.
VALLEY GROCERY co.
Imperial, Calf. July 7th, 1923.
ZIG
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY

NEW YORK, July 10.-Foreign
exchange closed steady. Sterling
demand 4.57A up /; francs demand
.0593, up .0o0313; lire demand .0431
up .0003; marks 100000 mp 23,710.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

Portable. Ladies rest room and
men 5 smoking room. Adv
Miss Scott Entertains-M Gra-
cia Scott informally entertained
Miss Estelle Needham, Mrs. Ray
Martin, Mrs. N. G. Smith and Mrs.
Earl Anderson, all members of the
Gazinatas,n at her home last eve
ming. Following "a evening spent
socially, delic Ias refreshments
were served.
Cool Appetizing lunches at
steve S. Adv.
Breakfast at Steve $. Adv
Deming Back From L. Al. Z.
Deming has returned from Los An
geles after having driven Mrs. Dem
ing and her mother, Mrs. NJ. T. Hus-
ton, who has been visiting the Dem
ings at their home here for several
months, up to Mrs. Huston s home
in that city. Mrs. Huston Is in
poor health and it was necessary
TO rush her to the coast a few days
ago. 1t is reported that she stood
the trip very wen and is holding her
own nicely.
A cool place-and n glass Of
beer-at Steve's. adv
Oregon Cafe. tool place to eat.
Lunch 35c, Dinner soc. Chops and
Steaks. Adv,
F'iremen Get Call-The fire de
parfment was called to the rear of
the Border Transit Company s
building on Main Street at 10
0 clock this morning for blaze in
a small pile of rubbish. The flames
were extinguished with chemicals
without any damage.
Meet Me at Steves. Adv.
Exide Batteries, sSIrlfui work on
sll makes of Batteries. c. e. Cog
gins Battery Shop. Adv
Judge Mayfleia Returns-Justice
i. Mavfield of the FL Centre town
court. who has been away on vaea-
tion for the past week, returned last
night and was prepared to hold
court today. Justice Markey OF
Calexieo, who occupied the bench IN
lis absence, conferred with him this
morning on the disposition of sew.
Grad cases which he heard last week
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
new RULE GIVES
LINER GUESTS A
CHANCE TO DRINK
BY United Press Leased Wire

ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
LEVIATHAN, Approaching Cher
bourg, July 10.-(By wireiess)-
The Leviathan on the eve of com
pleting her "maiden run as a pas
senger liner under the American
flag went partly 'wet' a few hun
dIed miles off the coast of France.
A new rule permitting consump-
tion of liquor in the cabins and res
taurants of the D;g liner, but with
service of the same by any of the
ships crew. prohibited, was an
rounced i few hours before the Le.
viathan nosed into Cherboure.
Several passengers are taking ad-
vantage of the rule, while others
have consistently brought their own
liquor to the dining tables and con
sumed it without interference from
the management.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The
permission granted passengers on
board the Leviathan to drink their
own liquor is entirely within the
law, officials here said today.
1t was pointed out that the de-
cision of the United States supreme
court on this question overruled the
opinion of Attorney General Daugh-
crty and held that American ships
could have and dispose Of liquor
outside the three-mile limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

Eat at the Oregon and be com.
Portable. Ladies rest room and
men 5 smoking room. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10
Meet Me at Sseves.

Exide Batteries, saIIlfui work OF
sll makes of Batteries. C. e. Cog
gins Battery Shop. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

Cool Appetizing lunches at
Steve S. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

Oregon Cafe. tool place to eat
Lunch 35c, Dinner soc. Chops anC
Steaks. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

Breakfast at Steve $.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

A cool place--and glass Of
beer-at Steve's s. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-10

Charter No. $3.50
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24

nj. A. Walker, acompanadO de
su esposa la que fue Miss
Maude E. Kelley, de Brooklyn,
durante su estada en- Atlantic
City, donde pasa la jOven pa
reja su luna de miel. Walker
es un notable campe0n de peso
de bOxeo, en- los EstadOs
UnidOS.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued,

81 BUITEhSCT ST.. cor. sth. near Walter
heed Hospital-Every convenience. Phone
1439 GIRARD-Young lady roommate. twin
beds; h.-w.h.. elec., unlimited phone; excel
lent meals; congenial: So month.
l40s NEW HAMPSHIRE dupont Circlc, =
"arn' sunny rooms adjoining bath, go. S,o.
1850 ST. N.W.-Southern exposure ROOM pri-
vate bath. twin beds: privilege Of piano, un-
limited phone: refined lady
1872 PARK RD.-Attractive rooms In mod
ern home. excellent board. $50 month. Col.
1867 MONROE ST. Nw.-Attractive room. In
Col. 5s26. 1ls
1s47 MNTwOOD PL.-Larse front room.
Ga,m im s1u.nrrn TS EXPOSURE near two cars lines.
y NE.-Nirely furnished room and board
543-J. IL.
1861 CALIFORNIA sT.-Desirabie location;
nenences ee sseee lisht rooms AZ con-
BRIGHT comfortable rooms: attractive con-
genia nome ZONE splendid table: parlor; piano.
1910 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Larre room for 2
or : persons, excellent home cooking.
513 II ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished rooms good
board; phone. Franklin Io4I 12s
1888 COLUMBIA RD.-Delightful front room.
delicious meals. Phone Col 1OO4s.
1l4s KENYON ST. N.w.-Rooms. sleeping
porch home cooking.
penses. $40: piano. victrola Adams l3o9 .
si7 18th sT.-One double room with delicious
meals.
lS45 k-Excelent sunny rooms single double.
good home cooking.
.sl1 .' 2sth S.E.-Furnished room and board for
1893 BILTMoRE ST N.w.-Room and home
cooking. iS1
3oo1 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. SW.-Sunny,
orlght. furnished. front room. with board.
1871 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-Jewisb couple:
room AND board, private bath.
3os EAST CAPITOL sT.-Phone Line. a57s-J.
Tor girls; terms, $3J each
.i2s A ST. N.E-Two rooms one front one
back; good home cooking. Phone Line 25l1.
BIG Eth ST. N.E.-IArge desirable room for
TWO. win good board; h.-w.h. electricity.
two in desirable home. Franklin 32ss. los
1896 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Room with or with
out board; vacant 18th. Col. 16O41
1924 18th N.W.-Double and single rooms,
sfrctly modern: excellent home cooking aOs
HALF BLOCK FROM CAR LINE. city CON
36OG 18th ST. NW.-Larye front room for
TWO: excellent home cooking. Adams 1890. 12s
l142 ST.-l.arge. pleasant rooms, suitable
for two or more persons: good table. IL
1910 FILLMORE ST. N.W.-LoveIy room, suit
able for two reasonable. 1as
1922 i ST.-Desirable rooms. for or 3: s3j
each, with good board Ios
lo31 S.W.-Single and double rooms; ex-
cellent home cooking. Ios
AIS 9Th ST. N.E.-Large. warm room for two;
convenient both car lines; good meals
9oo PA. AVE. S.E.-warm rooms; wholesome
food well prepared: reasonable. I9s
1880 18th N.W;-Besutiful rooms. second
front: hot-water heat: frstclass table
41i A ST. S.E.-Desirsbae; convenient ioca-
tion: home privileges lie
1913 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room, ad-
joining bath: excellent meals IIs
1908 ST, N.W.-single room; also large
room: good board. lIs
13.J M ST Nw-Desira BIZ. room walking
distance downtown. lie
HILLCREST.
$500 18th st: NV. An ideal home for those
away from the comforts OF their own Rooms
with and without bath. Meals that satisfy.
THE FAIRMONT,
z01 14th NV.
single and double rooms: excellent nesis:
also large ballroom for rent by the niRht 2Ss
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4OiI sth ST-ssedroom. attractive. near ba tn:
modern house small family; also garage for
any size car; good alley: reasonable. IL
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2534 l3th ST. .W.--Two three nicely fur
nished rooms far gentlemen. Tel Col s935-J.
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6712 18th; DESIRABLE LOCATIoN-Tw0
bedrooms. living room. kitrhenettr. partial
bath; heat elec fur; ami. Col. 2pa7
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6lS EYE ST. N.W.-Exceptonally warm.
clean, bright sooms: electricity; vaDor heat;
ba tn same foos; adults only: also garage IL
1913 MD. AVE. N.E-1wo communicating
rooms. porch. 1.hk.; running water. gas and
electricity h.sw.h. children.
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500 ADULTS: LTV. RM. SMALL, Rel
rooms. bath. kitch., inc. porch; h.-w.h.: janifor
34Oi Prospect ave, Georgetown. Both car iiro.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE FOUR ROOMS
bath and back porch. Available norruhn
first Rent. Ss5 per month. furnished
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Ill , uAhRlsoN ST.-ENTIRE end FLOOR
nicely arranged for young onupl. or rir'-
wishing home privileges; convenient 10 car,
garage. Clcve lTTG i
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1890 MASS. AVE. Nw-APT-. ROOMS
or ianitor
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EACLCSlFE 18th ST. APT. HOUSE OFFERS
handsomely furnished apt single sIccpin:.
roems; e; hyIng room. reception hal bath: t.
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3O.3 18TH ST. N.W.-One nicely furnished
front room; pr$ate apt; use OF kitchen and
Dhone Adams .o7Ig.
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r., ARTISTICALTIY DEC PERSIAN RT,iS
etc: suitable for entertaining: best NV
Also ar apt. COS Northumberland y. as,i
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4o23 4th NV Two nicely furnished rooms:
Ink; Grant Circle bus. Phone Adams 44os-J.
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ENcEPFtoNAILY ATTRACTIVE ROOMY
rlchiy iur. living bedroom. kitchen dining rm
bath, cleo. con. h.w., jan. serv. ITIT De SAL,
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. CLEAN, H.k. APT. or 3 ROOMS. EtTII
80. Inquire 43o4 Ga arn n ~ =.
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WHILE OWNER is OUT OF CITY WILL
rent Tor two months. fine five-room furnished
apartm near British embassy: niodrr7,
apartment building: all conveRiences: $50 pc
month Write only. JOHN e. TEXTER. 17:,r
IA. ave. n.
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED

ATTRACTIVE r.. X. AND BATH AFT. is
new apt. building: reasonable Apply An
jig oonard apts. 18th and Eye NV.
l4Ol COLUMBIA ROAD - TWO Rooms
kitchenette, bath and balcony. Apt 21i CalI
Sunday from | to g.
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1ss3 l3th ST-Rear room with inclosed sleep
ing porch electricity and ami; very desfr
anal ln
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WILL RENT FOR WINTER. COMPLETELY Y
furnished 1-room apartment; frst-class apart
ment house; ami: will rent part Of apt
lin 1859
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10lo 10th ST. N.W.-Three large rooms and
kitchen: eIectri@ lights. h.-w.h.. private bath
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1864 GIRARD ST. APT. 3-Furnished room:
all modern con5eniences; twin beds. Adams
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3sO5 GEORGIAsAV AVE.-Furnished room: twin
beds well heatesl unlimited phone; convenient
10 str,et ear ana two bus lines.
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lIlI WILLARD NV. BET 1Tth-Isfh y
and U-3 bright rooms or entire floor Of :
rooms for Ink: electricity; h.-w.h; rang.
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1851 COLUMBIA ROAD - Comfortable room
for man; small private family; references
Ant 10l.
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THOMAS CIRCLE. 140i VI N.w.-Large,
c!ean. warm room southern exposure, cleo
tricty: contiguous hot water. 12s
633 kEEFEE PLACE-Front room. second
floor: southere exposure: electricity; vacant;
aNailnhSe
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$40 FERN PLACE-Iarge furnished room. pri-
vate bath; breSakfast. l block car line. 80.
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PLEASANT front room, next bath; electric
ity. heat: 1irl st. car line: reasonable: en-
ployed lady o<lly. Adams 3t2}6
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DOWNTOWN: CONyENIENT; no car
fare: 500 21st NV: Ink rms: good h u
h.. cleo. phone; low rent. Ask 1908 Eye "
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100 Z. CAPIT.)L ST-3 small rooms. furnish
ed. for elderey gentlemen. SD per month.
Call until | L m. Ant. 3oI.
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500 F ST. Nv Apt Clean. warm room:
adjoining bath; gentleman preferred. can
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NEW GARDENS. s2J-COMPI ETELY FIJI
nIshed; oyerstufed Sutte. china silver, et,.
telephone and magazine subscriptions included
FOs. Nov 10. Innuirr az apt. Of mgr IL
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3 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH: COS.
tinuous hot wafer: electricity. 15oi Park road
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1874 BELMONT RID. APT. 2-2 LARGE orr.
sihe rooms. kitch. and 9Dath: new furniturc
Any evening after O'Clock: all day Sunda,
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% & ST. NE. Two nicely furnished, warm,
k: private batsi; h.-w.h.: very reasohaoie
, pn.uJ narmaneut tenants
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1862 COLUMBIA ROAD-TWO ROOMS. PEI
yate bath. complete for housekeeping En-.
ployed adults preferred 10
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END or MT. PLEASANT CAR LINE-De-
sirabla room: I'D donr; convenient to bath;
unlimited phone Adams .J4a
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. private bath;
h.-w.h. electric Eghts; housekeeping. can
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1881 PARK EOAD N.W.--Onp nicely furnish
ed second f95r: private family; reasonable.
Columbia 1909 ]
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IN CLEyEI.ANE PARK. 321O Newark st
Large sunny soEh room, with large sleeping
1orch. Clev. 1l.s-J II"
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chasing furniture: rent SD suitable for
large family, will sell contents nf place
At 9Sl6 14th st. NV. Phone Col. Sf7I.
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WANTED YOCNG LADY TO SHARE AY
tractiye housekeeI ing apt. in Cathedral MAJ
sions. Call COi. @025. Br. 12s. i2'
THREE ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH
AMI; choice location: convenient transport.
ton and markets: adults. 1916 Park I'd
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CHEVY CIIASE-+Larre. warm. attractiveiy
furnished room, adjoiIing bath; permanent.
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fIRSISHED APARTMENT. NV. SECTION
apt. building: rH0 rooms. kitchen hrcaLra..
room and bath. Phon" Adams 2S43
ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE > r. Ia
and b. apartment Dupont Circle. a.
North 1861.
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17l4 KENYON ST. N.W.-Room and board
Tor two in erivate home: home privileges;
reasonable. Eel. Adams 411T.
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1855 MERIDIAN III. N.w.-Large, bright.
double front: alse large back room; reason
ahIe Adams 1881
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l717 q Nw-Two nicely furnished rooms.
twin beds. southern exposure. One small room,
S19 rlOntfl 11s
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1911 MERIDIAN PL N.W.-Laree. bright.
second floor f.ont room; private home; close
TO cars and fsIs Col. 1nI9-W.
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1904 BRANDyWINE ST. ,west of Wisconsin
ave.)--l largo room, $40: small room. so:
refined private home. Apply Sunday. to ).
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For RIGHT
person. VIII share attractiveIy furnished
apartment with another conGcnia young ladv
North 1905. apt 35+. after 6 11'
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42I 9th ST. N.W..-Single room nea. pa'n
electricity. steam heat. Cail suhas' ,'r
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l7.4 CoRCoRANc ST N.W.-Apartment of
three rooms and Lath. or as separate rooms.
Phone Potomac l.1I.
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el3s ST.-Nicf:. furnished front room. pri-
vate family; hotwater heat, electro hgn,,
one block from car: for one two men. IL
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103 9th S.E-Partly 5. furnished md floor;
l.h.k.: private bath; hot-water heat; $50
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24Oo 18th ST. ROOMS, RATHS. IN
closed porch. Apply TO J. II. RICE. Phon"
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THREE furnished. Ink. rooms; private home;
Protestant coaple preferred. Address Box
k-R Star nsHaa
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9 ROOMS KiTCHENETTE. BATH: COY
nicely fur: entire End floor: southern cXp.
b: b., cleo, gas; So mo. party buying fur
xl5O. BIZ ID ne. near Lninn siatinn liz
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YOUNG LADY, CONGENIAL DESIRED To
share attractive Broom and Iva tn housekernin..
apartment with other: good rcferrnrc
Address ROx 4S-R. Star office LIZ
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APARTMENT. ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH
and porch. furnished: married couple: no chit
dren. Monthly rental. $50 -23 Wis aya
NV. Phone Cleve. q. Garage if wanted. IL
NEAR UNION STATION-3 rooms hath 81
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s2os VOLTA PI.. NV .-George'own; E latge
room: can be used tor h.k; gas. neat p"si
resr oar lines: rent SIT per month.
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l3as FAIRMON'T ST. w.Third floor back:
- ,,,u aftars5 o'clock 12s
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1890 QCISCY--Iarse front room !So usns .
also si.epipg porch adjoining; south room
extra heaters; shower BATH s5o. 'eiunioiA
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ENTIRE md FLOOR. . ROOMS. MITCH
enette and bath. 6Jl9 Piney Br. I'd. NV. col
2S99-W w
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c443 18th Sr.. Columbia rd.-Desirable
front room: Ami; gentlemen; $3.50 week.
f.otuu,hia 4Sfr1
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s01 ST. N.E-3-RooM APT FRONT
sink. hot-water heat electricity; private home
one sleeping room III.
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1878 NEW taMPSHIRE AVE. near Dupont
Circle hed-ooms and kitchenette: adults.
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l+iS NINTIt NV .d-iloor front room. and
kitchen; fnEaished Link: sink: gas range;
rpfriQp ratio
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1901 QUINCY ST. Nw.-FURNISIIED
apartment, rooms. g,assed-in porch: ami.
l3s
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1920 9th ST. N.W.-One and two housekee pin z
front roomf; Ami; running water: reason
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CLEVELAND PARk. MAC0MR ST.-SFC0Nu
floor suite in private home suitable for tw,.
bachelors; living room. bedroom Irwin bedsI
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IR0QCOlS. Thomas Circle. IflO ", Apt Dol
Front room, next to bath; twin mahogany
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1917 AND 1913 ST. AND 4 ROOMS;
electricity. steam heat, Ami
Main lc3o l2-
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131 A ST. NJ, Apt. o2-Large room. south
ern exposure continuous hot water: electric
lights: near az ears. Phone Line. 1914
THE ALABAMA. Apt. sol. 1Ith and NV
Large well furnished room; ladies': also house
Een ling sInita
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5OT FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Front room H.
h.: electricity gentleman preferred Lincoln
1Soi-W
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III KENTUCKY AVE-. at Lincoln PARK
Large room, :eec., h.-w.h. Lincoln 1898 w.
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1I.B GIRARD ST NV - IDEAL APART
ment for four gentlemen: beautiful newly
furnished rooms with bath: maid service; pri-
Nafe home: aYailahe
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l7.4 CORCORAS dupont Circlet-Housekeep-
ing everything furnished: entire third moor
redecorated: electricity; bargain.
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1lOI I. ST N.W.-Larre. bright desirable
.onah,a 12s
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EXCELLENT FOR COUPLE OR LADIES;
comb. sitting dining room. complete Kitchen
sleeping porch. bath: piano and all furnish
ings: heat and gas furnished: Dec. lst: 10th
and Md. ave. ne; $40 month. Address Box
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sO2 1Ith ST. NV AND ROOM APART
ments. second floor. next to bath; good heat;
rpnt
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1859 CALyETsT ST. Apt. 34-A neatly fur
nished room, with two west windows: elevator
service: gentleman only: references required. .
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MT. PLEASANT AND HORART STS-Nicely
furnished frunt room; all conveniences; rea son-
able Columbia $40 lie
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124S sth ct. S.W.-L.h.k.. two furnished
rooms and ckitchenet,e, completely furnished.
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RENT R00Ms-FURN1SHED.

NEAR ANBASSADOR-Woma under 30. N
government service: front room; private nome
practically gratis for slight service; no house
MnrL Address Rox I3i- 4. Star once.
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1920 18th bright. attractively furnished
rooms. S22JG aud $50: ladies only. North
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-03-22
&8I5O&
SCOUTS
Conducted by National Council of the Boy
Scouts of America-)
PARENTS AID BOY SCOUTS

One of the greatest trsSkes to the
boy scout program of character build
Ing and citizenship training Is the H.
creasing interest Of mothers and
fathers in the work Of their scout sons.
Scouting Is creating bond OF com
radeship between thousands Of sons
and fathers who in increasing num-
bers are spending week-ends together
at scout camps, relaxing in the out of
doors, skating, skiing, hiking and sled
ding together. Father and son hikes,
banquets and get-togethers are held
In practically every community. Con-
tests between "lads and dads" create
splendid rivalry and make dad want
to get out with son in the open more
and more.
One big-hearted father who, as an
incentive to his own boy, Joined the
ranks Of the tenderfoot scouts recent
ly with his son reached the very top
Of the ladder together-Eagle rank.
And mother! You may be sure she
is very proud Of sons manlIness, his
scout bearing. his practice Of the
scouts daily good turn, Of being ready
at all times to help others, his cour-
tesy to the old. the weak, the sick, his
Difference to those older than himself,
his growing strength from his outdoors
life. These things with their ultimate
bearing on character building, mothers.
are keen to appreciate. To further
the work, scouts mothers clubs. COM
mittees. and associations are being
constantly formed. Mother and son
hikes and even mothers' week at camp
are evidence that the scout son knows
"the best pal Of all" - right behind
him in his advance In scourcraft.
Scouting does not suppaant the home
training. 1t supplements 1t and for
tiles It. Scouting's best supporters
are the mothers and fathers who from
daily observation see with gratihca-
ton sons who are living every inch ~
scoutA
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-03-22
sUGARTOWN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Received March IL

Mrs. Charley Price of Pocatello
spent Saturday and Sunday in Sugar
town visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Albert Heusser attended the
Relief Society meeting Tuesday at
the second ward meeting house.
Harry Rupe and Wilson Beebe ar
rived here Monday from Los Angeles,
Calf, where they have spent the
past six months.
Albert Heusser and daughters
Elthia and Clarice furnished music
for the Royal Neighbors entertain
ment at the l. o. o. F. hall Tuesday
evening.
R. A. Stewart returned home Sat-
urday from California, where he
has spent the past four months.
The sugar company has contracted
thirty-five acres of beet ground in
Aberdeen, Tyhee and Lost River.
Mr.. Smith reports sending some
more SO cent sugar beet bonus
checks. This is the second bonus
that has been paid this year. The
first was rs cents. He says II sugar
keeps raising there will be another
amounting to 81.
There was a sale at the w. G..
Wyne place this week.
T. Short, who has been i'll for the
past four weeks, is slowly improving.