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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
USED CAR VALUES
DECLARED BIGGER
THAN EVER BEFORE

Never before in the history of the
motor ear industry has such excep'
tionai value been offered in used
ears as today.
A recent analysis of used car ad-
vcrtsemeuts in the Sunday classi-
fled section of typical large metro
politan newspaper showed that 81
per cent of these advertisements
were for the sale of used ears less
than three years gold. The city Sc
ected was taken as IA typical exam
pie of the trend in other cities be
cause it is considered very steady
market.
The fact that 81 per cent of the
used ears advertised were 1928, 1924
1925 models, indicats that these
these ears are both modern and ad-
vanced in engineering design, points
out, Tison of Rogers and Tison, To-
cal Oakland six dealer, and have
years of unused transportation III
them.
"A large percentage of these ears,
therefore, cmbody the late body de-
signs and the two greatest develop
ments in automotivc industry in tho
last five years, Duco finish and four
wheel brakes, besides air filter, oil
cleaner automatic spark and other
sound, accepted engineering ad-
vancements, explains Tison.
That the ears have many years
of unused transportation in them is
readily apparent when ii Is cOnsid-
cred bv the best authorities that
the average life of ears built within
the last three years Is seven years.
Therefore, these 81 per cent of used
ears advertised are good for four
10 six years, judged by the mileage
OF the average ear owner per year.
Statistics indicate that the new
ear buyer today gets for 10 cents
the same value that he paid dollar
tor III 1913. So, likewise, is the
dollar for dollar value of the used
ear greater today than every before.
The unused transportation for sale
IN the majority OF used cars today
affords the lowest personal trans.
pOrtatIon cost ever offered.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
HOME FOUND FOR
TWO SISTERS OF
BOB, BETTY READ

Troym. tina a4otHcr impeua'
NaItv Auuse sAtI,cr, uls He.a{e"
a..n aid Il WulHuL. Il LuuIc lur f,tH
ana Rutu EutTlA 1or the winter has
ALREADY Teen 1utAuu. Ray. -, ahu
sutA. II. are SISTERS OF me wei
known ncIu t"1uS, uuuuE and BET
~. As guess oI the netus. thtE
ere orULgAt Ilum Iasaucna 10
spend ChtIs,mas with Jneu sman
brother ana s4ster.
through the freSS Mr.. and
Mrs. ". =. Moore. q tine AcOanc
.uistrIct. ieaIneu that II was Aopeu
hat homes tor the TWINS sister@
could be found in imperial Valley.
At the EIhs Christmas tree CnrIst-
mas morning, MI. and Mrs.
moore saw ray ana RuIh. who are
both attractive gIls, ana Ueclded
to offer them q hoAIe Tor me winter.
ms morning ray ami kdth
were enrolled tine the McCase
school.
lac welcome which these two
Youngsters 1ound III imperial Va
v Is but one OF the many cases
winch have been menuoHeu ln the
I'ress dunng the past year where
homeless cnidrts have been S.'eh
homes by I'll Centre resi-
q, MS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
IHM4NTEL CIRCLE
sen FUR T. .i.tsiLl
BEREFI 81 FIRE

Meeting yesterday at the new
home Oh MIS-. II. y. RJchart, +5o
Hou a>euuc, mcmueIs ct the i'm
manucl ,.rclc OF tne napust churc"
gatns.cd anu spent the day sew
my. \ pot luck luncheon was serN-
ca at Eoon.
All. auu Mrs. Riyhart and their
daughters lost all then possessions
Nacu urIl Iomcr home, % o,A.e
stt,e,, WAS practically destroyed py
Inc ,ng.,.mas Gay. Ihe hlcnartN
came 10 tDIs cIly Irccnuy from oah
lego.
Ms. Rlchart wishes IL take this
opput.uuuy TO rApre>s her thanks
10 tnr Numbers u tAc cIrcie tor
tHt4r 1Ienush.p ana encourage
meut.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Brilliant Film
Comedy Is Seen
At The Palace

If YOU were a loving wife and
had invited your neighbor over to
spend the evening because your
husband and his wife were away
and later discovered your husband
kissing your neighbor 5 wife good
night what would you dos
1h.s Is the problem that confronts
Eleanor Boardman in Hobart Bent
ley IS production Of Exchange of
Wives the Metro. .Goldwyn Mayer
p.c,ure now playing to the Palace
tneater.
Exchange of Wives is said to
be one of most brilliant and spark
ilng comedy dramas of the year.
1t was directed by Hobart Henley
who made 'Sinners in Silk and
$50 This Is Marriage, from a
stage play by Cosmo Hamilton.
Other members of the east are
Lew Cody, Renee Adorce, and
Creighton Hale.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
FORMER STUDENTS
or CENTRAL MEET
Ar SOCIAL AFf AIR

MANY informal social events are
being enjoyed by members of the
college set who are home to spend
the Christmas holidays with their
parents III this city.
One q these dehghtful affairs oc-
Cured yesterday when Miss Mar
garet Fleming acted as hostess at
AN informal tea, gwen at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
nam Fleming. Christmas Hecora-
tions were used IN the house and on
the daintily appointed tea table,
where Miss Catherine Lillian Fran
cls poured.
Inose present included a group
Of friends vino attended high school
here and now are enrolled in Vari-
Gus universities and schools of the
coast. Guests were Miss Helen
Gilard, who attends the University
OF California at Berkeley; Miss
Frances Fuller, University Of Cali
IoGula, southern branch, Los An
gees, Miss Gladys House, Univers-
.Iy OF Southern California; Miss
Margaret LaHIer, University Of Red
4aHus; Miss isabelle Ross and Miss
LuIu sue Pope. Mills college; Miss
catherine LIlnan Francis, Marlbor-
ough schooI, Los Angeles; Aiss jose
pane Smith OF this city, and the
hestess, Miss Fleming, who is at
Pomona college.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
SUIT is STARTED
AGAINST MISSING
!. BA NIX PRESIDENT

MODESTO, Calf, Dec. 29.-Suit
against c. l. Flack, missing River
hank banker, by John {. Cuneo,
president Of the First National
Bank of Riverbank, claiming $500
ipr back salary and $500 on a
Promissory note was on file here TO-
cay. The Riverbank financial in
stltutlon was closed by the national
bank examiner when $4,000 was
found gone from the bank ; funds
flaek was accused of misappicatlou
81 the money and is now sought fol
arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
NAE JOHNSON is
.-s~s WE'D TO FORMER
.~s. Ell CENTRO MAN

"A wedding, the announcement o1
which will come as a surprise to
fneir many friends, took place at )
'oaciock last night whea Miss Mae
Johnson Of this city became the
bride of II. w. Houk, formerly OF
Il Centre and now Of Santa Ba--
barba.
- The ceremony was performed 10y
Judge c. Z. Markey, who has OFF,
ciated at two services within
few months at which Mr. and Mrs.
.Houk were attendants. Mr. and
Mrs. c. G. Caudie of this city act
ed resptively as matron Of honor and
best man. Mrs. Caudle is sister OF
the bride.
Mrs. Houk is a popular local girl.
She is the daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. Z. +. johnson who reside wes.
of the city. She is former student
of Central Union high schooi, ANA
for the past two years has been Con
nected with the Press office.
Mr.. Houk resided IN the clty Tor
about a year, prior to montn aso.
He is the son of II. ". hUuk VI
Newcastle, Pennsylvania. Wine
here, he was manager or the oouen-
wick store interests, and has recent
ly been appointed manager OF tue
Santa Barbara store, NnIcn is the
largest establishment operated Dy
this concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houk viii make
their home in Santa Barbara.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
MANY GATHERINGS
ARE PLANNkD FOR
NEW YEARS. EVE

New Year 5 eve win be quite
generally observed by residents of
FL Ccutro. Various informal af-
iairs will be held. dances will be
given at various pavilions and
watch night parties will take place
at several local churches.
Rev. {. Z. Flanagan and members
Il the First Baptist church are an
noUuclng Walcn night service and
plogroAI to Ue given i'll the social
loums ut the cnurch on Thursday
-,cuug Inc program which will
.cgIu al ) o clock, viii have buSi-
.l,>,. utcrary, musical. social and
sectional features.
B. II. torney. county Young
Men : Christian Association secrc-
.alv. Will give an address. Other To-
c.a speakers will also take part.
BOY Scout troop No. l6 has been
invited and wIl furnish scverm
numbers OF interest, as Will differ
cHt sunday school classes. Light re-
TrGShments VIII be furnished by men
Il the church.
Rev. tIanagin states that all
members are requested to be pre-
,cat\ and friends and members OF
the congregation are cordially ~
yIted to attend.
County Rally Planned
The Methodist church will also
be the scene of watch night meet
ing. In addition to Il local pro-
gram, the county Epworth League
rally will be held. Delegations
from other cities of the valley will
attend. Further detail, of the pro
gram will be announced tomorrow.
The Young Peoples Club of St.
Mary 5 Church will sponsor a
dance and card party at st. Mary 5
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Victories Make
Basket Season
Outlook Bright

Having piled up three victories
without sustaining Il defeat, the out
5ok for successful basketball sea
SON at Central Onion high school is
much brighter than il WAS a few
weeks ago. and the blue ana white
squad Will tackle the Holtville quin-
tet in that city Saturday with
plenty of confluence for victory.
This will mark the first league
game of the locals, and the three
practice games they played gave the
team plenty of opportunity to lay
the founda zion fer a winning com
bination.
Thus far Central Union has piled
Up 90 more points than its oppon-
tnts. The latest victim was a team
picked from the school alumni, in
Guiding such former stars as kliegle.
Hurst, Gallagher, Don starr and
Bob O'Brien. Central piled up -
points to five for its opponents.
Coach Armstrong is working hard
with the squad each day and i'll view
81 the good showing already made.
ne hopes 10 turn out another cham
PonsAip team this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
IELETIDE CANTATA
IS GREAT SUCCESS

Given under the direction Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul CogIev, the Christ
mas cantata presented at the First
Baptist church Sunday night was
an unqualified success. White vest
ments worn by the women Of the
choir, together with varied lighting
effects used during the service, add
ed to the impressive service.
Solo numbers were given by Mrs.
Stanley Smith and M1ss Mildred
Flanagan. The women's quartet, COM
pnSed Of Mrs. r. NJ. Armstrong.
Aiss Agnes Williams, Miss Flora
Taylor and Mrs. Stanley Smlth, sang
several selections. Chorus and 9TH
ar numbers were also well presented
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Man Is Severely
Burned When Gas
Furnace Bursts
By tinted Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dee. 29.-HarrY
O'NeIl was severely burned today
when gas furnace he was using
in experiments with secret form
ula for the manufacture of cement
exploded.
The Hurst Sash and Door com
pany, large one story structure IN
which the experiment was conduct
ed. caught abiaze and burned to the
ground, with loss Of $4,000.
O'Neill was badly scared about
the legs and hands, but he will re-
cover He saved himself by da.hing
from the building and rolling on the
grOunl.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Cattle Market

Cattle-l00, holdovers 100, prac-
tically all she stock. Medium steers
quoted $7.75MS.7j; she stock all
sold mostly $500M6.00; Gamers and
cutters $2.J0@ 3.75; bologna bulls
$4.00Mi4.7J.
Calves-None. Medium to choice
southwestern calves quoted 1880
s.75.
Hogs-l200; active, steady with
Yesterdays close or 10 to 20 lower
than yesterdays opening market.
Top $3.50; bulk l50-200-lb. butch
ers $l3.O0Ml3,30; packing sows
$lO,25M 1913; cleanup yesterday
made from $l3.20Ml3.30.
Sheep-None, holdavers 2l0, lambs
all sold. Medium S2-91-lb. Califor-
Mas $12.20Ml2.75, with heavies at
$1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
FOUR DEGREES ABOVE IN
CHICAGO LAST NIGHT

CHICAGO Dee. 29.-fmal check
today showed that the sub-zero
weather 'of ihe past three days
.ook Il tod of 10 lives in Chicago.
Many persons are in hospitals suf-
fcring from exposure to the terrific
cold and physicians fear two OF
them may die.
Temperatures throughout the
middlewest registered gradual
rlse today but it will rema:n cold
until the New Year, according to
the forecast. Thermometers in
Chicago registered low OF four
degrees above zero during the
m9ht.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
w. G.. T. u. MEMHERS
-. MEET O.N rflIDA !

Members of the Women 5 Chris
tian Temperance union VIII meet on
Friday afternoon OF TINS week at
the home of their president, Mrs.
Sarah STACK, at 2:oU clock. inns
gathering vail take the place OF
the all day session to have been he'd
at the country home of Mrs. Juna
Collier, which was abandoned on
account of Mrs. Collier s illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
COLD WAVE BREAKING
IN SOUTHERN STATES
Hy Emitted Prcha Leased Wire
by Unit

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 29.-The
cold ware gripping the south in
the past few days. causing unpre-
cedented drops iii temperatures.
was broken today and warmer
weather is forecast. The lowest
temperature during the night was
II, rising to l6 at six a. m., with
the prospect that temperature of
80 degrees would be- reached dur
lng the day
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
CHICAGO DEATHS
IN FRICID WAVE
TOTAL NINETEEN
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dec. ~. - The
mercury tilted upward today and
freed New York from the grip of
winter in which it WINGED for two
days.
Although cold, strong winds CON
tinue to sweep the city, the wealth '
cr forecaster predicted a stili
further moderation of temperature
with probably flurries OF snow
throughout the day.
A father and son were asphyXiat
ed i'll their Brooklyn home last
nlght by gas fumes escapIngN from
a heater which they had nghled
to ward off the cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
WILL PLANT TREE IN
HONOR OF PIONEERS

Although Lake Arrowhead 3
shores have hundreds of pine, cedar
and fir their number will be in
creased by one The executive board
of the Lake Arrowhead Historical
society has resolved to plant tree
in memory of early pioneers who
erected saw mills near the lake to
provide for the building of San
BeInardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
APPROVE BORDER PACT

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 29.-The
Mexican senate has approved the
FL Paso border agreement as sign
ed by Ambassador Tellez and See
retary Of State Kellogg
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Cold Boiled Ham
Hot Rolls
Coffee
Individual Ice Box Cakes
Scalloped Oysters

One pint oysters, Il cup oyster
Liquor. l. cup milk, l cup bread
crumbs, /. cup melted Shortening
sat and pepper.
Blend melted shortening with
bread crumbs. Place thin layer
Of crumbs on the bottom Of bak-
inc dish. cover with layer OF
oysters sprinkled with salt and pap
per. Repeat layers of crumbs and
oysters with crumbs on top. Pour
over liquid Bake in moderate oven
about half hour.
Individual Ice Box Cakes
Four eggs, Il cup sugar, y tea
spoon salt, teaspoon flavoring, :
cups pastry flour. 3 teaspoons bak-
ing powdered. q cup boiling water.
Beat eggs, adding sugar gradu-
ally until very light and smooth.
Add salt and flavoring. Fold IN
sifted flour and baking powder and
add boiling water. Mix lightly but
thoroughly: do not beat. Pour into
umgrcased muffin tins and bake IN
moderate over 1925 degrees % to
80 minutes.
After cakes are removed from
pan. allow to cool; then scoop out
centcrs, fill with chocolate filling
and set in ice box for at least II
hours. Serve with whipped cream.
Filling
one cup shortening, ! cup powder,
Ell sugar eggs. u squares melted
chocolate. y teaspoon vanilla.
Cream shortening thoroughly with
sugar. Beat in egg yolks one at Il
t.me. Add melted chocolate and
vanilla. Fold in beaten egg whites.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

If an automobile just has to hit
something il shouldn't hit another
auto. 1t could do little good
by hitting a motorcycle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
SACRAMENTO MAN
JUMPS IN FRONT
OF TRAIN, KILLED
By United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec. 90
presumably having thrown himself
IN front or a Southern Pacific limit
ed train near Brighton, Donald Il.
hoore, ~, OF Sacramento, was dead
mere today. Relatlves believe the
act was prompted by long illness.
Arthur Jones, engineer of the
tram said that the young man jump
td III front OF the pilot and tnat it
VAS impossible to stop the train
1or several yards.
The rather, Ionmas Moore, a spe-
clal agent Tor the Southern Paoirlc.
COOK ihe report or the death as one
II his regular duties, only to learn
.attf thdt the unluentlrled We
I'm was his son.
Woman III st. LOUIS sole to prt
npl HuSDallu out M,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

\ man in Longylew Washington.
las on display a potato weighing
hree pounds and ten and "a hair
inches long.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

Ralph Clock has been named
presiucnt of the California state
fish ami game commission 10 sue
cecd Frank Ncwbcrt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
THE WEATHER

For Los Angels and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Wcdncs-
day with moderate temperature.
r'or Southern California: Gcner-
ally cloudy tonight and Wednesday
moderate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

Women can t euss simply because
very few of them listen 10 their
husbands. long enough to learn how.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Suggestions For
New Years Eve

After an evening of merry games
or dancing, suitable for New
Year 5 eve party. guests appreciate
= substantial supper. The following
suggested menu will prove popular
with all present. and is not great
tax on the hostess as much of II
can be prepared ahead Of time.
Scalloped Oysters
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

Summer is better than winter. In
winter the water is 50 cold very
Few poets drowu themselves. E.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

Had "a dinner III Los Angeles. Cost
500 a plate. Bet their mouths were
open so wide they couldn t chow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

Woman III 81. Louis sole to get
her husband out or Jam. If ne
doesn't want her. we do.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06

Lady's diamond cluster ring, set
with q large blue white diamonds,
has the appearance of q / carat
and u solitaire. You must see
this to appreciate its value.
&d5. 90.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
Willard Heights
CHAS. F. BROADWATER,

800 BOND BLDG, 14TH N Y. AVE. MAIN
Suburban Office: Clarendon Phone caren
Sunday wand ssvsnngA Phone Falls churcA+SS
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
Legal Notices

ZoNfNG COMMISSION OF the District
Of Columbia. Washington, February
%, 1875. In compliance with the pro.
grass, approved. March /, 1870 {Pnblic
No. asa, 66th Congress, entitled IAN
Act to regulate the height. area and
use of buildings I'm the District Of CO.
lunibia and to create q zoning Coms
mission and for other purposesl, notice
is hereby given that q public hearing
win be held in the Board Room Of the
District Building at 10 A: NJ, March
the following, proposed changes in the
boundaries OF the use. height and area
districts and coming regulations, 10 wit:
TIONS XIV. xv(a). XVI XvIta). XVII
and XVIII, pertaining to all OF the
area districts. by adding q requirement
for front yards under the following
conditions: When eighty per cent of
the frontage on one side Of a street
between two intersecting Streets IL, i'm
proved with buildings and the front
Lngs have been kept back from the
building line or building restriction
line. no building hereafter erected or
li;;1 SitsEed shall l, be placed nearer to tn. the
than the distance established by the
caANaD !:15:! FROM M FIRST SoM3EEcixI:s :!5!:
AREA: Lots 1S5. 1885,, 1ss and 1s9,
York avenue and N streets ~. W..
near First street. CHANGE FROM
REsIDENTIAL .:5.' AREA. TO FIRST
square 3O07. an alley lot located
in rear OF premises 6O13 Georgia
REsiDENTiAL. :.B" % RESTRICTED AREA.
TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. ''C'' AREA:
Property abutting the north side Of p
street N. W.. between 27th and 2Sth
streets. CHANGE FROM RESIDEN-
T1AL TO FIRST COMMERCIAL: Prop
erty abutting thr east side of Florida
avenue N. w. be ween U and v streets
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40
FEET. TO SECOND COMMERCIAL, 80
FEET: Lot 81, square 3s16: located on
east side of 4th street N. e.. between
T and streets. CHANGE FROM
FIRST COMMERCIAL. "C'' AREA. TO
SECOND COMMERCIAL. ''D" AREA:
Lots 8 to g.. inclusive. and IS to 80.
inclusive. square eS7. located along the
east side OF Delaware avenue s. .. W.,
between C and D streets. Interested
parties are invited to come to Room
300. District Building. at Q p. NJ.
March 8. 1925. to review the detaiIS of
any of the above proposed changes.
]. F. BELL. CUNO H. RUDOLPH.
JAMES F. OYSTER. C. o. SHERRILL.
DAVID LYNN. Zoning Commission of
the District of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
$S25.00.
-

Gentleman's diamond ring, guar
anteed- absolute blue white, slight
~ imperfect, weighs carat and
u or more. One of the biggest
bargains ever offered.
$4,000.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES
PETWORTH-S9,5OO.

Facing Sherman Circle, and priced
low to effect a quick sale, a
beautiful brick home, containing
six large rooms and tiled bath;
three porches; outside pantry.
Deep lot to paved alley with
two-car garage. See this homo
before you buy.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO., INC.
14th and X. Main 90S0.
Phone Service Until 8 P. N.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WTD.. 81

SALEsMEN-If you have had any ex-
perience selling real estate. insurance!
hosiery. or made-Go-measure clothing.
write US at once for the best line OF all
wool made-to-measure suits to retail
at $500. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. day delivery; lib
eFal commission. Million dollar con-
Germ. Spring line now ready Home
land Tailoring Company. Dept. 81. IL
to 70 w. Lafayette Ave-, Baltimore.
Nd.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
$195.OO.

Gentleman's diamond cluster
scarf pin, set with 8 large blue
white diamonds, platinum top, has
the appearance Of q 8 carat and
!. u solitaire. Must be sold at once
to raise cash.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06

A written guarantee with all
our diamonds.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06

Bids and Proposals

March q 1926. Sealed proposals viii
be received at Room SOC. District build.
ing, until Q o'clock ep. m. March Is
1925, fof laying small granite block
roadway on M street, N. W.. between
29th street and S5th street. Inf0rma-s
ton may be obtained at. Room AL.
District building.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
SITUATIONS WTD.-MALE 4O

ELECTRICIAN - FIRST CLASS: FIF-
+ TEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ALL
BRANCHES OF WORK. PHONE
FRANKLIN 77ss-W.
TYPIST. efficient. well educated. desires
position. Phone North 6916-W.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
,$132.O0.

Lady's- diamond engagement
ring, guaranteed absolutely per
feet, weighs, / carat. and y less
16 points. Cost originally $625.OO.
Must be sold at a sacrifice to
raise cash.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
Exceptional Big Bar
Cains-F1n Diamonds

Lady's tiffany diamond ring,
guaranteed absolutely blue white
and beautiful in color. Weighs 8
carats and ". Party in need Of
money; and leaving the city; must
Be sold at q sacrifice at once to-
raise cash.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06

'Lady's solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring, absolutely . beau
tiful blue white gem, fine cut
and full Of brilliancy, weighs l
carat less 81 points. Party in
need Of money must raise cash
at once.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
APARTs.-FUR. OR UNFUR. 81

THE ROCKLEDGE. 245S 10Th ST.
New elevator building. overlooking Rock
Creek Park and Connecticut Ave.
Bridge: attractively finished; in per-
feet cOndi ion; and rooms and
bath; $6750 to $3.50.
Resident Manager or
MORRIS -CAFRITZ co, INC,
14th and X Sts. ". W. Main 9OSO,
TELEPHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8 p. M.
The Washington times., 1925-03-06
8836.00.

Gentleman's g. stone diamond
ring, guaranteed blue white.
weighs around / carat and ";
slightly imperfect. Party in need
of money; must be. sold at once.