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Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29

met Mrs. Tw:stytail, nc lady pig.
''Good morning, Irs. Twisty.
tail said Uncle Wiggily politely,
twinkling his pink nose. "And
where may you be going so early in
the morning."
- am going to get DR.. Possum
to have him come and see what is
the matter with Squeakie Squealer,
MY pig baby answered Mrs. Twis
tytail. "She grunts all the while. =
' Perhaps she had too much
Thanksgiving dinner" said the bun
NY. THAT is Nurse Jane S trouble
and | am going to get her pepper
mint lollypop. If you like | will
bring one for Squeakic Squealer. y
"Oh, thank you! 1t will be most
kind of you,' grunted the lady pig.
"I'll wait until you return before
get DIR. Possum.
So Mrs. Twistytail went back to
her pen, and Uncle Wiggily kept on
to the three and two cent lollypop
store. There be bought three fine
large green peppermint lollypops,
each one on stick so it could
be eaten without sticking one all
up.
With the three large, green pep
permint lollyp0ps in his paw Uncle
Wiggily started back for his hollow
stump bungalow. On the way he
intended 10 stop at the pig house
and give one iollypop to little Squea-
lie Squealer.
"The second lollypop I will give
to Nurse Jane" said the bunny
gentleman, "and the third one
may eat myself. Who knows?"
So the rabbit hoped along, won
dering if he would have an advcn-
ture that day, when all of sud
den, there was loud noise in the
bushes, and out popped the Woozie
Wolf
"oh, no, am just in time,
sect growled the Wolf.
"Timel Time for what" cx-
claimed Uncle Wiggily. "Do you
mean you are in time to catch a
train2"
"No, I mean / am just in time
10 nibble your ears" said the Wolf
."0h, you wouldn t nibble me
when Il IS Thanksgiving time, would
ysu?" asked the rabbit gentleman
kindly.
"Indeed ! would" howled the
Wolf 81 must have something to
be thankful for and II be thankful
that | can nibble your ears
And then Uncle Wiggily thought
Of trick. He had three lollypops,
one for Nurse Jane, one for Squea,
kie Squealer md one for himself
maybe.
"Ill take nay lollypop and play
n trick ON the Wolf" thought the
bunny. So, holding out one Of the
lice, large green peppermint lolly
pops to the NClf Uncle Wiggily
said: Before you nibble my ears,
wouldn't I you like some candyg"
"Why, yes, am very fond Of
oandy,p snailed the Wolf. But
which end Of this candy do YOU
bite on!' lie asked, for lie had
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29

never before seen a 1ollypop. g Do
YOU bite on the big, thick, round
end or on the long, thin end ~ he
asked pointing to the lollypop
stick.
Suppose YOU bite on the long,
thin end Suggested the bunny
land see wha- happens. For the
bunny knew if the Wolf bit on the
lollypop stick he would break his
teeth, perhaps, and then eouldn t
nibble ears.
IAN right, I'll bite the thin
cnd!" howled The Wolf. Down he
hit with all his might on the lolly-
pop stick. s'Crack!'' went two of
his teeth, broken off short. ''Oh,
me! Oh, myl Wooziel" howled the
Wolf, and holding his paw to his
aching jaw away he ran, not hurt
ing The bunny at all.
"A good trick!" laughed Uncle
Wiggily, as he picked up The Wolf s
lollvpop, which, however, had ne ne;
stick. ''The candy part is still
good to eat, and have Nurse Jane 5
ard the little pigs lollypops safe.
kni after eating the peppermint,
the sick ones were soon we'll
So if The rubber on the end of
tae pencil doesn t make the poor
fling bounce on its head, II tell
YOU next about Uncle Wiggily and
tile prickly peppers.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29

"Tbat's too bad, - spoke the rab-
bit gentleman. "l'll telephone DR..
Possum and he will come and see if
you need medicine. -
"Oh no! Iii be all right in a
little while, - said Nurse Jane. But
if you want to do me a favor / III
tell you what would like
"What ?" asked Uncle Wiggily.
81 would like peppermint lolly-
pop went on Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy.
"Seems TO me bit of peppermint
candy would make ine feel much bet
:er than some of DIR. Possum S pow
ders and pills.
"a peppermint lollypop you shall
have" said Uncle Wiggily, ''or
even one favored with rose, if you
care for it,"
Peppermint will be best, said
Nurse Jane.
So the rabbit gentleman hoped
over the fields and through the
woods to the peppermint lollypop
store. On .he way Uncle Wiggily
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
LET US REJOICE

Again the day has rolled around for every American
to stop and take stock of his many blessings Nationally
we have many things to thankful for One only has to
cast his eyes the water to either side of this fair land
of and desoation almost beyond measure
broad bosom of the Pacific lies the domain of
the Npponee whose land has been laid waste by what
many concede have been the greatest catacysm of all
time Untold lives countless millions lost in this
gigantic horror.
In the other direction the stretches of the At
antic lie such chaos and confusion that bewders one to
read of it in the daily papers Nations lie In wait like
prey ready jump each others throats and
each dawnng day brings perpeties and complex sit
uations that the lives and happiness of all who
live there.
Here the United States, while SYSTEM of govern
ment may be far from perfect and be troubled by
superior environment that there nothing else to be
grateful for should give thanks for being far removed
from the scene of such strife, hunger and misery.
But it is of the many blessings enjoy COM
munity that would particularly speak today AS com
muny have paraken of boundless benefits through
the last year and it but fitting and make
note of them The valley far better condition this
Thanksgiving than it last at this season We
have left the of doubt and encouragement and
the highway basking in the glow of returning
perity and confidence with faces toward higher
goal than before There is no doubt about it, the
Slump days and with return to normacy,
life and vitality flowing into the valley The signs
obvious and many that che who may read and
know that all is WELL What need now is to forget the
past and enjoy the good things spread out in such bund
ance every hand.
something to be thankful for we'll the hacyon days.
They have tested true fiber have made stronger
selfrean and have bound together with ndis
soluble bonds of friendship welded in the fires of adversely
Our splendid courthouse under construction,
is the best evidence of revived prosperity It's construction
shows strongly than columns of type could possibly
do that the turning point in the road has been made
Skyrocketting cotton prices that bid fair to remain
stable not only this year, but next year WELL point to
long and prosperous
Our splendid schools and churches our balmy winter
sunshine lovely green fields of alfalfa our healthy
dairy herds rpenng lettuce fields grapefruit
chards happy children friends and neghbors the
many earnest and women in midst who trying
make this old world better place in which ve-a
of these only very few of the blessings enjoy daily
and which wont to accept matter of fact But
without them, life would be mighty dull and unhappy
affair indeed
And in closing let be thankful that our awakened
consciences at last of the that assas
border and that steps being taken control
and to protect the young folks in midst from its
devastating tant.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
WOULD DIE IN |
CHAIR FOR HIS
PRISON FRIEND
by, United Press Leased Wire

SANDUSKY. o. Nov. 29.--SheIa
iff John B. Taylor today was in rds
ceipt Of an offer from Elmer VIII
liams to die in the electric chair fol
James Brady, convicted wife murdelg
er. 1rs..tts 4
Williams said he would take TIL
penalty off Brady's hands on oni
condition, that he be given 5000 and
a chance to spend it before being
taken to the death cell.
Brady and Williams are fellow
prisoners, the latter being sentenced
to Jail for placing a tie across thu
track of the Nickel Plate road.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
LOLLLYPOPS

Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzv sat in
an easy chair by the fireplace ID
Uncle Wiggily.s hollow stump bun
galow. The musxrat lady had not
moved for ever so long, except to
flip flap her tail from one side of
the chair to the other side.
"What is 7ne matter, Nurse
janet" asked Uncle Wiggily.
"Don t you feel well?"
81 think, perhaps, | ate a little
too much Thanksgiving dinner"
answered the muskrat lady house
keeper. "Too much of the carrot
shortcake,-I fear"
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
SECTION HAND MEETS
DEATH ON TRACKS

POMONA, Nov. 29.--James c.
Graham, aged section hand here for
the southern Pacific, was killed
when struck by the fast eastbound
Sunset Limited.
Graham was on the track watch
ing tiaion Pacific train when the
Saush,an Pacific limited ran over
hla, srvefipg his head,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
MRS: :CARUSO
WEDS TODAY

LONDON, Nov. 90 Mrs. En-
rico Caruso, the former Dorothy
Benjamin of New York, widow
of the famous tenor, became the
bride yesterday Of Capt. G. A.
Ingram, British army officer
whom she met in italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
KROONLALND IN N. Y.
FULL OF CAL. HOPS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The
steamer Kroonland arrived here to-
day from San Francisco on the first
round trip voyage of the renewed
coast to-coast service of the Panama
canal line. The vessel brought the
first shipment Of Califognig . new
hop crop, destined for Belgian
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29

BOSTON-Jock Malone, st. Paul,
scored a technical knockout over
George Ward, Elizabeth, n. j., stop,
ming the easterner in the third
,o,,pI
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
THANKSGIVING DAY
Ten Years Ago

Miss Lenora A.. Smith, doughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smith, and
Guy C. Beynon were married at $3.50
at the home of the brides parents,
Rev. A. L. Baker officiating. Fol-
lowing the wedding the guests pres
ent partook Of the Thanksgiving and
wedding dinner. a..-.@..
A feature of the Thanksgiving
day celebration was the basket din
ner held at the Baptist church by
Baptists from all over the valley.
A union church service was held
at the Christian church, The audi
torium was beautifully decorated for
the occasion by the Loyal Daughters
class of the Christian Sunday school.
Rev. w. A. Cook, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, read the
Thanksgiving proclamation of the
governor; Rev. w. G. Conley gave
the scriptural reading; Mrs. Mer-
rill sang GA Perfect Day.; Rev. A.
L. Baker of the Methodist church
preached the sermon, and Rev. A,
L. Kinter, pastor of the Baptist
church, pronounced the benediction
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29

ALLENTOWN, Pa. = Allentown
Joe Cans, negro, defeated Irish Fa-
gan, New York, in 10 round bout.
Jimmy Clark, Newark and Steve
Cole, Allentown, fought an eight
round draw. California Jack Darcy
won the decision over Shamus
O O'Brien, Jersey City in eight
rounds
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This Date
IN Past Years
THANKSGIVING DAY
Nineteen Years Ago

Over 100 guests gathered at the
Hotel Imperial, where, under the ca
pable direction of Mrs. Laura Wa
ters, a charming Thanksgiving din
ner complete from soup to nuts was
served. The Imperial is full at pres
ent and outside quarters are being
required for extra guests.
A joint Thanksgiving service was
held at the Methodist church. Rev.
Hollingsworth preached the sermon,
and good music was enjoyed.
An interesting program was pre-
sented at the Silsbee school.
Between 300 and 400 people were
present at the picnic given by the
Iowa society at the new Holtville
hotel. The elaborate decorations
consisted of chrysanthemums, kaf-
wood. A ball game was played fol-
lowing the dinner, which resulted in
a victory for the visitors.
THANKSGIVING DAY
Fifteen Years Ago
exico versus Holtville. The former
contest, which provided many thrills
for the spectators, was a tie, game
with 2-2 score. Calexico walloped
Holtyille to the tune of 5 to 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-29

Modesto Local lpdee Of Elks TO
eregs sao,Voo clab aud office build
ing
Evening star., 1923-04-28
RENT ROOMs-FUR. & UNFUR.

1905 18th ST. N.W.-one and two rooms and
attn furnished unfurnished: sleeping porch:
all modern improvements: rent reasonn BILE ,
near two car lines Col. GLOW. 29s
14o5 EYE ST. NV, APT. 3-Furnished or un-
furnished room for l or girls; Link. Main
3tiSl after u pm. 2gs
422 NJ ST. S.E.-Two communicating. second
floor front. so unfuruised; SO furnished ::
Ink. 2gs
CoLORED-Two rooms partly furnished; sin
gle or together: no children: couple preferred; +;
Ink. y. 1861
3J6l 18th ST. N.W.-Twu rooms furnished or
nnfnrnishnd $50 per month. Col. 3G24-J
IA 4 ST. S.E.-2 l.l.k. rooms southern ex-
posure: near Capitol and Library
144s rARk RID. Apt. 5-Large, light room
electricity; reasonable. 2gs
1853 MONROE ST. N.W.-Two large rooms
and closets: bath: modern.
40l7 5tn ST. N.W.---1wo large front rooms for
housekeeping modern. reasonable aqs
81 Il ST. = .E.-FurHished or unfurnished 3
housekeeping rooms; owners home ~.
20ls ST. N.W.-Br,ght. clean rooms: refined
hon+, one square south Of Dupont Circle
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

continued.
LARGE single or double rooms, twin beds;
garage: ideal location. Phone Col. 9935-J.
1881 ST N.W.-Two complete Ink; also
bedroom.
1911 ST. N.W.-Nice room near bath, for
one or two; $50 or $e4.
1913 18th sT.--Two communica ting Ink.
rooms.
i4o4 N ST. NV. TThomas Circie1-single,
large. clean front room; large closet. 3O-
1924 tERMoNT-Unusual front room, next
bath: twin beds; or gentlemen. 3os
427 4th ST. NV. Apt. I1-Large furnished
room; ladies preferred. 29'
HOS 18th N.W.-Room, 3rd floor, neatly fur
Hished; hot water. electricity. 800
1853 COL. ROAD-singie room, next bath;
electricity: gentlemen preferred.
3l45 Mt. PLEASANT sly Room in apt, $40
n month. Adams 2o71.
141S VI ST. tThomas Circle) desirable rooms
housekeeping and sleeping.
1908 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.-Come see this
room; young girls only.
1871 KALORAMA ROAD N.W.-Furnished
roonN. Ink II desired. Phone Adams 20:
go ST. S.W.-a large rooms, Ink; heat
and gas; beautiful location.
2l5 EAST CAPITOL, Apt. 3-Roommate will
share room with young man, twin beds.
1872 COLUMBIA KOAD-Large md floor front
room. oprosite bath 3O*
1860 COLUMBIA ROADS furnished rooms
living room. bedroom, kitchen: second floor.
1919 CLIFTON ST. NV. Apt. 12-Nrely
furnished room for rent agf
1850 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large and small
rooms: newly furnished 3o'
335S 18th ST. S.W.--Room; gentleman; pri
vate family. Col 1868. ~
1855 IRVING ST.-Eooms electricity, instan-
tancous hot water. Call after and Sunday
THREE LAR.iE ROOMS and batn in modern
ant house. Adams 1919 ngs
SIl 18th ST. N.W.-L.H.k. and bedrooms. 29'
9l4 Ii N.W.-Young man wants roommate. 2s.
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NEAR 18Th AND SPRING ROAD NV
rooms and large back porch: southern ex-
posure; gas range; electricity: new hnu,r.
adults reasonable 1872 Quebec place. Col.
5ii1-J. ~.
EInck wARDMAN HOTEL, entire floor.
parlor. bedroom and combination break.
fast room and kitrh"nette; private bath
room: $50. fhon" Columbia 1913: adults nuly.
3 tNFC FINISHED ROOMS for Ink frst or
second floors; heat. sas and bath; Fast
ls9-M. Star office. ..,h
li4a PARK ROAD y W-Second- -ffuor front
por"hes any time Sundays: after 6 nm
week dsvs. SIS. 20.
THREE rNFrENlSHED ROOMS. GAS
range. electric lights. back porch: ON second
floor half block 10 Lincoln Park and ear line:
Si5. l42 18th ST. Sc 20.
i3S PA. AVE. S,E-TLrre rooms and bath
NV. h. electricity. private entrance.
SO II ST. NW.-3 large Ipfur jsE,.I r,o,,s.
r'aSohabie 'alt between $ and 10 a m and
) and pm. ns.
2"h1 GEORGIA AVE. NW-Entire second
floor consisting Of rooms. semi-privat. hafII
Tor Ink: s42: heat. ga and el",. iurlId"d
I"3 1orh ST. N.E.-3 large bright. ond-foor
rooms path h-"h gas; to quiet Protestant
80 ST N.E.-I rooms. bath. ca, ..I.,-
Lights; Ink: adults. Gail after & or sun
TAkoMA-Tw9 or three nniurnished rooms
for light housekeeping; electric lights: n mi.
reasonable" rrferences. Col. 25osW
~ DECATUR ST. N-W.-Iarce front room.
one person. Col. 92TI-J.
!: RANDOLPH PLACE Nv. bright
room. private family very reasonable. Cali
after > pm.
B OR ROOMS. kitchen and tile bath: LII K.
employed adults preferred auto 10 otfra
Price. so 1245 jackson 81. ne
1917 NJ ST. Nv or 3 larg. unfurnished
rooms. rooms. second Moor, to quiet adults: employed
persons preferred.
DUPONT CIRCLE t14og 10Th n.wD Very
large room and kitchenette. gas included.
southern family: So Franklin s72e
HOS Ith ST NE or 3 unfuruished rooms
with running water and phone 20.
$40 FARRAGTT ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished
rooms. with use of bath: second floor
29o3 18Th ST. N.W.-Two rooms for Ink.
second floor. near bath. ~.
S19 + ST. N.E.-Twn room. and ba tn. a m
nice built home; near car line.
1908 sth N.W.-l. or 3 rooms and Kitchen,
second floor: gas range sink
1892 COLUMBIA RU-4 unfnr. rooms r,ri
vate bath.
Al X ST. N.E.-Unfurnished Nat, 4 rooms
and bath: heat and gas: reasonable
1423 sth ST. N.W--Colored: three bright
rooms for Ink: free gas; adults only. 29'
1121 9th N.W.--3 unfurnishpG rooms and hath-
heat and gas: centrally located.
3D. X ST NE.-For rent, two unfnrnisbed
rooms for l-h.k. adults only
1928 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Two rooms, Ink
gas and electricity: no children 30.
1000 1st ST. N.W.-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. to couple,
24s sth ST. s.E.-3 rooms and bath. Ink:
two or three ladies' or married couple. POS
1852 VALLEY PLACE SE.-Two rooms and
porch: Ink: range and sink ogs
1872 1st N.W.-3 unfurnished rooms and
porch: heat. gas.
400 n. CAP. sT.-six large rooms and bath
heat and gas 2ss
20 14th ST. NE rooms for rent; gas e,ec-
tricity and steam heat. oas
629 COLUMBIA ROAD N.W.-Two or three
unfurnished rooms for | k. oss
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

n. W. SECTION-Refned widow Will rent to
companionable young woman attractive
room in frst-class apartment house: board
and home privileges If desired. Telephone Col.
7If4, Apartment 500 South. for appointment.
Evening star., 1923-04-28

! 1880 ARGoNNE TERRACE NV. U6th and
Columbia rd.l-An exceptionally pleasant
room and inclosed sleeping porch, suitable for
ST. -.
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THE COLONIAL
WANTED-ROOMS,
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD,

IoTSG GENTLEMAN. employed pm. until
midnight, desires room and board with pri-
rate family If northwest section; references
Address Box 11a-L. Star office. 30s
ROOM and board man, wife, . children: pri-
vate home: within committing distance Wash :.
Star office. 2Ss
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Observation-Disclosures.
TERRACE APIS, 324l N.w:-THREE
rooms, kitchen and porch. $3.50 FURNISHED,
to adults: electricity: jantor. 29+
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE APARTMENT OR
will rent attractive room. Apt. %, 1141
Tea st. NV. 20.
THREE-ROoM, BATH AND SLEEPING
porch apartment. 4th and Cedar sts., TakOma
Park. Phone Adams 94I. 30'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED- WOODLEY.
4-room apt. Open for inspection after 5
o'clock. 29s
1872 K ST. N.W.-WELI. FURNISHED
large room. bath. shower, hall, large closet
southern exposure; May Is or earlier; all-night
elevator. Phone Main $3.50. Br. 500. 29s
BROOKLAND--1046 IRVING ST., COR. 18th;
3-rm. fur. apt; h.-w.h., cont. h.w., gas rnnge
sink. ETC.: S65. 29A
FOUR ROOMS, ALL OUTSIDE: ELECTRIC
lights, gas, telephone. $50 Sth st. s.w.
2141 WYOMING AvE.-MAY 20 TO SEPT. 20
Completely furnished rooms. 2 baths.
3O6 TAYLOR ST. NV. NEAR SOLDIERS
porch and bath. Phone Col 59S9-W. 90
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-THREE ROOMS.
bath and kitchen; most attractively furnished !;
adults only; $110. Adams 271. 2S'
THE CALVERTON-APTS. FOR RENT,
furnished; room, kitchenette and bath. See
Mrs. Douglas. mgr. Col. and Quarry rds. 2ge
2525 ONTARIO RD., APT. NICELY FUR
nished. new apartment; occupancy May !; can
be seen any time. 20
900 NJ sT-THREE OUTSIDE ROOMS. BATH.
porch; $65 month. Franklin SAT-. 3os
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COLUMBIA HEIGIITS--In one or the best
APIS: southern exposure: balcony: all new fur
niShings; use of phone; ice water; $40; privat tie
! family: business woman only. Address Box
- Nj. Star office
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212o G NV, APT. 3o2-ONE
room, kitchen and bath. Rent
reasonable. Couple preferred.
Main 1854, branch 273, for ap-
pointrnent. 2S*
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332S ST NV, APT. 2-TWO ROOMS
bath. kitchenette; hot water heat electric
lights ground floor; $40 o. w. HAMMOND
| e523 18th st. NV
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1854 ONTARIO PLACE, near 18th and Colunr-
hia rd.-Two unusually attractive. large front
rooms, overlooking Rock Greek Park; single or
en- suite: convenient tive car lines: ami;
home privileges; parlor unlimited phone; ex-
cellent southern cooked meals; reasonable.
Adams 2115.
2482 ONTARIO ROAD-Gentlemen. / am Of
fering room and board for only $40 including
use OF house as though you were home; plenty
to eat and pleasant surroundings; only those
of refinement need answer. Miss Bert. Adams
1865.
1467 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Large.
well furnished home has vacancies for a few
guests who appreciate a refined home atmos-
phere; all outside rooms, with and without
private baths; transients accommodated. my17'
3sO3 GEORGIA AVE. N.W-Large, front
room; best home cooking; continuous hot wa
ter, electricity, phone; home privileges; suit
able for two. Adams 2207. 29s
1887 BELMONT ST. N.W-In refined home,
south front room with private bath; also
room with porch, electric lights; perfectly
screened. 29s
1141 18th N.W.-Nicely furnished large front
room, 2nd floor: continuous hot water; excel
lent table board. 29s
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400 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Bachelors. couples
or ladies'; central. right near Meridian Hin
Park on 18th St: several shady. airy rooms.
private or semi-private bat this; electricity, gas.
hot water heat; hot water always; reasonable.
Columbia t2i3 evenings 80s
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RENI. MAJ l-Three beautifully furnished
rooms for Ink. north and south exposures;
private house, on car line, NV. 3 min. from
Treasury; ami. private bath, sleeping porch.
use OF piano TIL 10; right place for nurses;
teirphnne. Call West o6nS 3nR
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED

NEAR 18Th AND SPRING ROAD NV
rooms and large back porch: southern ex.
l%>lre gas range; electricity: new house;
adults; reasonable. lO32 Quebec place CoI
It'll ous
Evening star., 1923-04-28

TliREE-RO0M AND BATH APT, IN GOOD
condition: immediate possession Price $50 per
month. Room III. Franklin National Bank
bldg. Phone Main 1877
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i444 FATRMONT NW-AttractiveIy fur
nished double ROOM suitable for two: tee
phone. electricity, library; home privileges;
excellent meals. 90
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NEW APARTMENTS ONE BLOCK FROM
the state Department four rooms and bath
steam heat. electricity, hot water; $40. $40.
IalI 10 see about them. Agents, THE f. VI
nODIE CO.. Inc. 2OtM Pa. ave- n W
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THE PENHURST. AZ II ST NIB ROOMS
and bath. Apply AL0NZO BLISS PROPER
TIES. 81 u st. NV. Lincoln 1850
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-THREE LARGE,
airy rooms. attractivey furnished; all con-
veniences; Ink: private bath; couple or or
girls 1927 Corcoran st. NV.
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BACHELOR APARTMENT. ONE ROOM AND
Call Main 2G35
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1918 18th ST. N.W.-TWO LARGE. OUTSIDE.
corner. front rooms and Kitchen electrciry
cont tlnuOIS hot Matnr
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14oo 9TH ST N.w.-UNFTRNIsHED APT: 2
bright, large rooms, private bath. Phone
North 1910 oss
Evening star., 1923-04-28
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

RUY YOUR OWN MATERIAL FOR YOUR
garage. | can build it better and cheaper W.
INSWORTH, Benning. ID. c.. Route 1, Box
1874 AZ