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HUBBY NORTH; WIFE SOUTH

Mrs. Gordon Harding of Anchor age, and baby, were among the south bound passengers on the SS. North western, out of Seward Saturday mite. Mrs. Harding is the wife of one of the men selected by Malcolm Smith, to drive a tractor to Point Barrow. Mrs. Harding is en route to Linden, Wash, where she plans making her future home.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16
Noel W. Smith, Head of
 Railroad, In California

Noel w. Smith, general manager of the Alaska Railroad, who has been at Washington for the past two months on official business, has returned to the Pacific Coast, it is reported, and at the present time is sojourning in California. It is thought that MT. Smith will return to Alaska about the middle of next month.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16

The city girls basketball team have wired Latouche for series of games but to date have received no word in reply.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16
Alaska Railroad Is
 Given Time to Build

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The House Territories Committee has approved the Sutherland bill to allow the Alas ka Anthracite Railroad three years from passage of the act to complete it's main line and branches.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16
SENATE DEADLOCK

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 16. (P) The Senate and House conferees on the Tax Bill, deadlocked after a two hour session.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16

MT. and Mrs. A. A. Shonbeck left for their Anchorage home yesterday morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16

Low-bush moose were seen hopping around the street near the depot yes terday morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-16

Mrs. Jerry Perry returned to Anch- orage yesterday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01

Virginia are visiting their grandpar-
ents N%s and Mrs. Elmer Sidwcll,
and otner relatives.
The Khan held joint meeting
Monday evening. The hall was
crowded good address was de-
| livered; music was furnished by the
band.
Miss Freda Lindimore Of Meigs
made an extended visit at the G. J..
Jadwin home.
Rev r. J. Curry OF Massachusetts
will preach at Porterville, Sunday,
at 10:30.
VIM. Howerth's OF New Lexington
spent Sunday with E. e. Hane and
family.
Thurman Perrigo Badly Hurt
Thurman Perrigo was badly hurt
lat the santoy mine Thursday. He
had three ribs broken and was
badly bruised.
The machinery has arrived for
grading the New Lexington road.
Work will begin next week.
DR.. Eldon Longstreth and family
of South Dakota are here visiting
relatives.
Gilbert Maier of the Porterville
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
At Jerusalem Church. July 4

ChildTen's day pageant entitled
Portals of His Goodness. will be
presented by Jerusalem Lutheran
Sunday school near Deavertown,
Sunday evening, at 1880, July 4.
Following is the program: Hymn.
by school,; responsive reading;
prayer, Rev. Buchholtz; hymn.
school; prologue, 103d Psalm, Del
ma Dozer. Scene l: Gift of Sum
.mer Glory" defamation, Miss Do
.zer; hymn. HGates of His Good
ness" school; March of Flowers,
Gerald Stoneburner, Iva Kirkwood,
Paul Stoneburner, Esther Fisher.
Ellis Allard, Catherine Bell, Chas
'Canter, Wilma Buchholtz, Robert
INutter, Ruth Deaver; Gods Free
Gifts sunshine, Irene Canter; rain
drops, Stanley Fisher; food, Cleston
Floyd; flowers, Paul Buchholtz; All
things bright and beautiful dia-
logue, Irene Kirkwood, Chas. Sow
ers, Margaret Deayer; tree, Kermit
Barinser; star, Paul Dozer; flowers,
Ferne Buchholtz; bird, Denny Fish
er. Song birds, sung by children.
Scene II: "Gifts of His Word" dec
lamation, Delma Dozer; five shep-
herds-Vaughn Stoneburner, Her.
man Snyder, Russell Eye, Raymond
Fisher, Floyd Allard, with little Ed
gar StOneburner as Jesus little
lamb" Lost coin, Anna and Pearl
kirkwood; Prodigal Son, Lowell
Christman; Lower, Fred Tippy;
Fisher. Orin Christman; Virgin. Hill
da Allard; Promises, Paul Fisher,
Thelma Kirkwood, Earl Canter
Russell Sewers, Catherine Allard,
Walter Fisher, Dean Maier, Grace
Smith, Rhea Stoneburner, Louella
Smith and Alvin Stoneburner; hymn,
His Book Divine" school. Scene
III Joy of Service defamation,
Miss Dozer; hymn, "Thy Fathers
Love-" service, Norma Dozer and
children with food and flowers; for
eign girl, Ethel Snyder, and foreign
hymn, Sunshine in His
Service" SceneIV: Ensemble tab
leau; hymn, Because He Loves U.s.
school All taking part in former
scenes enter at proper time and form
tableau and sing, "Sunset Gates
Unhar." Offering; announcements;
1enediction by paStor-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Mrs. Reasie Hrannon nroMn


Bessie Blaine Brannon WIS born
In STOCKPORT, O., Aug. ~, 1878, and
died June q, 1926, aged Al years,
10 months and il days. Size was
the daughter Of James and Jane
Brarnon and was one Of a family Of
~ children. Her parents, four
brothers, and one sister pre-
ceded her in death. She spent her
girlhood days at the old home. be-
/ ing graduated from the high school
in 1896 At the age Of 13 years she
united with the Church OF Christ,
remaining a living witness for Jesus
Christ the remainder OF her life.
In 1897 she came to Crookspille,
making her home with her sister,
Mrs. A. f. Hull, from whose home
she was married to r. r. Brown in
April, 1898. To this union were
born eight girls and one boy. all Of
whom with her husband are left to
mourn their loss: Mrs Paul 3.
sutton of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Cecil
Taylor Of Washington D. c.; Mrs.
Edward Williams and Gerald Brown
or CrooksViile, and Cora, Bonnie,
Rosemary, Betty and Joan, all Of the
home. Two grandchildren also sur
Ivive-~GlOria Ann Williams ard
Joan Beryl Sutton. Also the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters, w. l..
Brannon and T. r. Brannon Of
Crooksgille; P. 0. Rrannon Of Stock
port, Mrs G.. s. briggs Of Crooks
vile, Mrs j. G. Burley and Mrs. A.
f. Hull OF GAINESVILLE
She will be greatly missed in
her home circle. She was a faithful
worker in all departments of church
work. Her face and voice will be
missed in the church school, the
missionary society, the prayer and
praise service, and elsewhere.
Some beautiful lines were dedi-
Gated to the memory Of Mrs. T. Fl.
Brown by her sister Mrs. Hull.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
The Little Reunion

The descendants Of the late John
and Jane Little held family gath
erine at the fair grounds, Neon
nclsyllle, saturday, June &c, there
being 10 present.
Tie forenoon was spent in greet
ines and renewing aeqnain5ances.
At noon a basket dinner vas served,
and the afternoon was spent visit
ing, pitching horse shoes. etc.
John and Jane Little were the
parents Of Il children. three, Mrs.
Linnie McGrath, Mrs, Katherine
Dunlap and Frank Little being de-
ceased. The nine living children
were present. the first time in many
years. Those attending were james
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Page rive

Little, Mr and Mrs WIN. Cummings
ham and four children OF Zsnesvllls
Leroy Little, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lit
tie and two children, Mr.. aud Mrs
Clarence Stevens and three chiidren
Akron, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Little and
four children, Pleasant Little and
two children, New Straitsville; Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Dunlap and daughter
Ora Cincinnati; MIR. and Mrs. g IT
Little, New York City; Mr.. and Mrs
w s. Rowland and grandclridren
Virginia and Betty. Mrs Howard
GillogIy, Chandlersyille; Mr. ard
Mrs Buris Harris and four children
Mr. and Mrs. T.. E.. aicGrath ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Paul Nc
Crath, Mrs. Lulu Heskett, Mrs Lii
lie Cowan and daughter, Jesse and
Kenneth Little. GAINESVILLE; Mrs Ma
leta Garrett, Mrs. Linnie Moore and
three children, Rev Ira Cooper
Blue Rock; Seth Little, Lille, Os-'
car and Lloyd Little, Hazel Alezan-
der, Robert Lyons and daughter,
High Hill; Mr.. and Mrs, J @. Lii
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. S W. Little ard
daughter Frances Mr.. and Mrs. WFn.
Little, Mr. and Mrs Marion Little,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Drake and son
Carlton, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Nc
Grath and three children, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Dunlap and two chil-
dren. Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Beatty and
two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lit
tie and son Don, Mr. and Mrs E. 8.
Little and three children, Mr. ard
Mrs. Haword Wilson and five chill
dren. Charles Dunlep, Mr.. and 18f7
~. E SpillmatI eDd daughter Mary.
AIr. and Mrs. Raymond Belts and
daughter Dorothy, Dorothy Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Fox and- two
children and Richard Trott.
There were present nine children,
27 gran dchildren, II great grand
children and five great, great grand
rhtI6ren.-xX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
PorteryiIle

The X. of r. homecoming satuf.
day was we'll attended, both day and
EVENING. All seemed to enjoy them
selves.
Mrs. Emma Tuft Of West Virginia.
visited here over the week end.
Mrs. Jane King is very poorly.
Sunday guests at the /. G. Mas
terson home were Mrs Ella Curry
and son Edgar, Mrs Alice Newton
and son Dale, Mrs. Ella Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Longstreth and
daughter Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. G.
e. Sidwell and son George and Miss
Alice Moody.
The SidWells who formerly run
the garage here, have opened a gar
age in .Crooksville.
Many of our people expect to at
tend the picnic at Pleasant Grove,
July 5. The grange. and band will
help on the program.
Mrs. Ella Curry and Rev. E. ].
curry visited j. r. Longstreth's
Sunday, and attended children's SER
wees at Deavertown
Beulah and James Reed of West
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Whitaker Reunion

Of nine children born to Mr. and
Mrs. T. R. Whitaker, but three are
now living, viz: Mrs. L. 3. Wood
ward, Mrs. Geo. M. Mckinney and
H. w. Whitaker, where at the home
of the last named near Triadel-
phia, reunion was held Sunday,
June 27. Good roads, beautiful
weather and a bountifuI dinner con-
tributed to the enjoyment of the
occasion. Those present from near
Lancaster were Mr.. and Mrs Robert
McCandlish, NJ. and Mrs. Roy
Morrow and children Esther and
Janis, Harold McCandlish and wife,
Wayne McCandlish and friend Olive
Warne, Ralph McCandlish and Paul
Drum. Those from Roseville
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Woodward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson and chill
dren Dorothy and Leonard, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Woodward and children
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Deerfeld

Rev. Deems Of Columbus delivered
an excellent sermon at Deerfield
Sunday night. He also gave some
beautiful pictures OF Alaska.
Mr., and Mrs Everett Price and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Finley motored
to Barnesville Saturday. Mrs. Price
staid to be with her daughter Mrs
Iva Reed, who just returned from
the Bethesda hospital. She is i'm
proving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Downing Of
the east side, Miss Alta Finley Of
McConnel8yille, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Humphrey and little son OF
Columbus, spent Sunday with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Finley
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald and children
also spent the day at the Finley
home
The Willing Workers class with
their teacher Mrs. NJ. o. Smith met
at the home Of Miss Rule Price last
Friday evening. After the business
part OF the meeting, social time
was spent. Nice refreshments were
served. They will hold a social al
the church in the near future. Watch
for announcement later. The next
meeting will be at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Porter.
Nr. and Mrs. w. A. Hamilton Of
near Sayre, We're Sunday guests at
Walter Ferguson's Everett Price
and two children and Miss Sue Price
were after church visitors also at
the Ferguson home.
daughter was born to Mr.. ana
Mgs. Ivan Kuntz. June "a.
Willard Patterson of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Perley Patterson.
A. NJ Bankes and Frank McDon-
aid are employed in the Deavertown
oil fields.
Mrs. Nora Nixon and little daugh-
ter Esther Fay, spent few days last
week at the Lyman Nixon home
Her husband, Roy Nixon, came Sun
day to return with her to their
home in GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Plagah Community CIub

The program for Pisgah Com
munity club for Saturday night,
July TO- follows: AIva Price, chair
man; song, America; address, Q. a.
GLADDEN.; song, "Bruddah Brain, !"
male quartet; address, Mildred Wick
roy: piano solo, Transcription
Sweet Bye and Bye" Rose Fuller;
Community betterment, Rev. Brown
ing; song, male quartet; business
for next meeting; song, congrega-
ti0n.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
TriaeleInhia Grange

Program for Saturday evening
July , Opening song. No. 10; roll
call, Ny favorite pie, How can we
teach ear boys and girls to save,
John Maier; How many hours day
should the farmer work, II W
Whitaker; comic song, Master;
reading, Gertie Edeeu; What part
Of your house work do you mostly
enjoy, Ella Maief: reading, Earl
Sherwood and Robert Maxwell;
Safe and sane amusemenE3 for The
Fourth OF July Lecturer; enter
tainment by deputy and overseer;
closing song, America. Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Hickory Ridge scnool Homecoming

Hickory Ridge ScnooG homecoming
Hickory Ridge school district an
nual home coming held last Sat
urday was attended by more than
200 persons, who were former pu-
pills or teachers at that school, which
is located in Penn township. The
occasion is coming to be one of the
big events of the county of its kind
Persons We're present from Akron.
Crooksville. Malta-McConnelsville.
Pennsville. Elliott, Stockport, Tria-
delphia. Porterville, and other
places. One special feature Satur-
day was the presence of Mrs. Ann
Davis Coulson. aged 79 years, who
so years ago taught the school. She
had original school records of her
pupils, and called the roll as she
did in the days of yore. Three of
her pupils were present to respond
TO their names-Mrs. Jane Wilson,
Elijah and Matilda Sears. The rec
ords show that she had Al pupils.
and she received for her services 81
per day. Mrs. Coulson made an ex-
cellent talk which gave added in
terest to the occasion. Her records
also showed that of her pupils, all
were between the age of four and 3
years.
A special feature of course was
the dinner which was big enough
for the big crowd Officers for the
coming year are: President, Miss
Hattie Wilson: sec'y-treas.. Ivan Nc
Kitrick; committee on arrange
ments, Clyde McElfresh, Mrs. Fan
ME Finley and Mrs. Iva Best. The
date for next years homecoming
will be announced later.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
Ncies Valley Grange Program

Following IL the program for
Meias Valley grange for July 10, at
3 y. M Song, by young people;
Are the social conditions in rural
communities getting better or worse.
Rev. J. L. Nuzum; readings, Goldie
Fox and Alice jenkins; What are
some Of the big tasks Of the grange
". r. Davis; music; Is the girl Of
today more inclined to be into mis-
chief than her grandmother was, g.
r. Flanders. Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01

garage had the misfortune to Gat a
bad cut IN his leg.
Harry Cornell and Wayne Bankes
moved Wednesday to their new
homes.
DR.. Smith has purchased sedan
and expects to tour the. West yir-
ginia mountains in the near future
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Perl street
of Sayre, a son, June 20.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
EIoyalfv Society

The Loyalty. society viii meet at
the home Of Oliver Gheen Saturday
evening, July 3. Program: Song;
prayer; song, male quartet; read
ing, Emma Young; jokes, Vernon
Spencer; dnet, Emma Harris and
Helen StiIl; surprise, Hettie Hooper
and Clara Spencer; closing song.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01

Jack, Richard and Robert. From
Malta, Mr. and Mrs. ) NJ Ander.
eon and daughter Gertrude, Mr. and
Mrs a J. Trash and children Vivian,
Montford, Christine and Ruth.
From East Fultonham. Mr.. and Mrs
n o. Nils and children Donald
Kathryn and narjory. From
CrookssiIle, Mr. and Mrs. George
ADpleman and son Kenneth From
McConnelsyiIle, Mrs 4. r. Whita-
ker and Mrs. George McElhiney.--
Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01
1YcsIer 1IlannI l. 4 &

The Wesley Chapel l. y S. met
Thursday afternoon, June 10, at the
home OF Mrs. June Daley, with II
members and seven visitors and chill
d1en present A fine program was
rendered, and nice refreshments
We're served, The nexS meeting will
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-01

be- held Thureday afternoon, Jnlv s,
With Mrs. Edna sealock Xxx.
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3945 Conn aye-Delightful for Summer :
cafe switchboard. elevator service. Resident
manager,
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D RI. AVE. Me- commu-
X. If desired; ami; nice sec
i M
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Observation-Disclosures.
(COntinued.)

ada, ala MD, AVE; N;,E:-lst FLOOR; 8
cessors TO Ed Edward m $ :. westcott zoos Pa. Pa. ave
1860 FAIRMoNT, ST. Nw-NEAR FOUR
tearv s1sn4 ssG Ssi09a sa. 0s:s rooms and
snsl Gs,s 1sn9 ess S, M ssn nat NAT
shall pl Phone NJ. 41,s.
and and bath. heat aad eiec, !ight Rent, S55 90
shall shall pl uG' 'phS: Prone n: 4zss 81" ''D' 44a
:19 9th ST. Nw.-FRONT APT. . RMS.
T. ,o,snr and b. cns Also 3 r. X and b Aapoy
badly needed in this location / have the
Iosp'sa s,o on Pa ao,Ss, ave and sis s
sss s!ss ,a% a%d ssa sai 10 10Th and Nd. ave 'w,
N. Sag. ss Al9|r Hol.zman Co. F. e745
Specializing in Rents. CITY and Suburbs. 3'
l1l3 D ST. S.E.--3-ROOM APT. AND
fhe1nf Phone Ln p0Fsa Ss5,-i fF"'-'r'Va'e 0a'n
1925 l7th ST. NV. APT e-a Rooms,
bath and eSsf a newly pa0ered and
s53 10th ST; si;EnoNE OR Two ROOMS.
electricity. NV h. screened porch.
rs! $.Ssss AsR !ze ! ay5
6O1 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-NEwLY DECO
ssa 'Fts T0s%' l@a rent 0'ss ss5S 'S''.aHF
mediate nossessiOn. 3e
BRIGHT. GROOM APT. HOUSEKEEPING
month 1900 Par! road: REPRESENTATIVE 4 80
to $50 pm. daily and sunday afternoons
Phone Main lO13i for appointment in
40 .0TH ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS FOR RENT
I'd floor light, hot water large yard no
objection to small children. S35. b
water heat; private family. Phone Franklin
sa ssI5 hoSM Msass oddsI kHeHES an ASp
ss :ssn Gan az HSss;S Nam SSssi?
l4TH & COL. RD.---s35: . ROOMS. KITCH-
ami. newly papered. Col. s.2a. 4.
PLEAsAST AdRY scbsS GoRSEf BATH FR2NT ,STg
floor: Ient ss5: just off i 9Th and Columbia
road: phone Adams 6l02-J. ..
lsT AND YOU Nw.-PRICE s55 90: 3
soTthern exnosnre North o042 4.
BACHELOR APARTMENT--6oNE LARGE
room dressing room bath i6o3 20 cSnnsstlcpt STnpY
CO. sle I1th ST. FIX. 400.
rooms; Sssh: SS rs@', % %$5;sd, 4;as sToRr CO.
sI2 l.th 81: FIX; 4lWW: ~. :, ozzz,5 x,1z
bstS sRAkR R ncns sT "a. and soSMs sse sNG
spnlv premises %
31s NY. AVE NwICORNER. FRONT
8 rooms and bath. ami. ianitor service;
$50 and S62 so. Apply ianitor. o
1921 OTIS PL. N.w.-5 ROOMS, OPEN ON
three sides. ami. garage. separate entrance
back porch. p. D. Gingras. 90
CHARMINGLY ARTISTIC 3 AND ROOM
apartments and studios, overlooking garden;
omen freplaces: furnished Il desired W.
BRYANT. 1915 Eye 81. or 1915 G ct. l6'
DOwNTOWN-CNUSU ATTRACTIVE.
two large rooms. kitchen. bath hot water:
$50: ten screened windows. 534 goth.
Apt. /. D
1915 STREET NV ROOMS. 9
baths splendid condition. open hreplaces;
rent SsOO0 per month. STORY & CO. S12
18th st. FIX. 400.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, MODERN. SIX
room home; gas. cleo. tel. garage: reason
able Adams 1921. 93s Hamilton St 3'
NEW 4-ROOM AND BATH DUPLEX APT. ::
large sunny outside rooms: ami: heat and
and : car lines. $40 A st. Sc Atlantic
1890 FAIRMONT ST. THE ,YvETTE
Apartment-2 rooms reception hall. kitchen.
bath and porch. S45. Apply Ant. 3.
wOODRIDGE-2 ROOMS. KITCHENETrE.
private bath ami: garage available; rea-
sonable. 1908 Lawrence st. ne.
FACING STANTON PARK-AvAILABLE
Nav Is: 910 st. ne.
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1900 PARK RID. corner 18th st.--Sec-
ond floor. separate entrance: rooms, house.
keeping. Ideal for Summer and Winter 3
sides exposed: $40: bargain. Also 3 rooms.
first floor at 1902 Park rd.. with gas. $50.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BEAUTIFUL CASTA Iona.
Recommended nv most of the famous
doctors. al Baltimore and Washington, sur
rounded hv large lawn: beautiful shrubbery
ggold,,ish fountain: Egvptian urns; large
water in every room; beautiful breakfast
room in ivory and blue. Once you come
YOU always will come back. Terms for
week 1850 and $50 for single: S35 and
$40 for double. including meals. For in
formation. call phone Braddock 121. charges
reversed. or L. F.. Guertn. Braddock Heights
jefferson blvd Md.
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1920 N ST-On first floor; best commun-
tty: running water ami; non-housekeep-
ing; $40 month. D
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. - -ur. ROOMS unfurnished for lady or
couple; colored; in Arlington. Address BOX
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I'll ST. SE-Tbree rooms. bath. h.w,h..
elec. gas porch sink and range in kitchen:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ITO I2th STREET NV.
Walking distance downtown; two attrac.
tive and reasonable apartments. consisting OF
one room. kitchen. alcnve dressing closet
with Murphy beds. kitchen cabinets and
breakfast sets must he to be appre-
cited For further Infoi nation inquire at
Ant % resident manager.
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1"1 10th SE.-Entire second floor of
rooms. kitchenette and bath for Ink also
hanl, IA h oil
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TI07 9th ST Nw-3 ROOMS. SECOND
floor: all modern convenience large rooms
Price. S45. Phone Franklin 1851 ID -
ROYALTON APT 81. 91S NJ ST.-BEAt
tiful front 3 large rooms comnletely fur
nished: : closets freless cooke~ etc; &C.
commodate S or people. Rent reasonanie'
Erap
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Wi\TED-ROOMS.

WANTED. ny local business man, nicely fur
aishsd room with private bath. in north
west section above Park rd. and west of
l1th st. reference exchanged. Phone Main
YOU NG MAN. Government employe desires
room by 10Th: references If desired State
particulars and rate. Address Box 260-M.
Star office. ~
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1906 HOPKINS ST. NV. tnear Goth and p
Two communicating. front. $37, or. sep
500 SIS X
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FLAT FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath
So5 AnnIv 4o4 Sth ST Sc Sc