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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12
POST GRADUATE
ATS. II. S. HAS
HIGHEST MARKS
Van Riper's Average for Sc
mester Is A-Plus in
Five Subjects.

Guernsey Van Ripper, Shortridge
High School postgraduate, made an
A.plus average in the five subjects
which he carried last semester,
school officials announced today.
Thirty-nine pupils had an A-plus
average for their final marks. Those
who received, this A-plus standing;
Lyle Anderson, virginia HS2okbanS
Maja Brownlee. Angus Cameron Enzapetn
Dairnan. marguerite Doriot Harold Dn a,.ss,,
son Meta FOCUS, Edith. Garrim., virginia
Hill Bessie Hills Norris Houghton. Sln-
ney Kaufman Rose Mary Kelly, Jeannette
LIE Saulnier, Constance McCullougn Tat
riette Payne, George Pierfe, EHsn MIN MIN
Edna Rapp Ava Reddich, Dorothy H0 81 n,
son Frances Ross. Naomi Saunders. Mary
Alice Scheffel Susan Shedd. Meme ols,-
ken Russell Townsend; Myra ITtileui I'D I'D
Warren and Randle Young.
Those who received the "A" aver
age are:
Muriel Adams. Madeline Alig o FrsnS
PanoIa Apsstal, Darden Arnliseead. caro-
Ian AtlxinsOn Addie Axline, Beatrice ANum.
Harry Baily Alice Baker. Nellie Jeanne
Baker Edith Barnhill. Randell Bass r Mer-
Ruth Bell, Evelyn Bentley. Maxine Biddle.
Marjorie Blackman. Mary BLACKBURN. pat pat
bara Biatt Elmer Blatt. Ruth Boniteld.
Edith Bradford Eva Branhane, Rosemary
Rreztman Frediia, Bril- M0TnicaM ar splj
Brown MYRTLE Brown, Charlotte Bruce
'Ss Agnes Calvert. Francis Cameron. Eva
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SUICIDE TO BE BURIED
Indemnity Of Mexican Who Took
Life Established by Consul.

I. Coroner Paul f. Robinson today
was ordered to bury the body of an
unknown Mexican, who committed
cuicide on Pennsylvania train near
Greenfield, Ind, Jan. l. Russell B..
Harrison. Mexican Consul, had in
formation the man Is Carlos An
tonic, of Tampico, Mexico, who had
been using the name of F. p. Pinen-
tel of a wealthy Mexican family,
Harrison said he was in the midst
of swindle to obtain 100000 from
the Mexican government through
the Philadelphia consul, Jan. l, and
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Gain strength also-and hol-
lows in neck and cheeks
fill out in just few weeks.
YOUR GREAT CHANCE

Tens of thousands of thin, rundown
men-yes. and women too-are getting
discouraged-are giving up all hope Of
ever being able to take on flesh and look
healthy and strong.
All such people can stop worrying and
start to smile and enjoy life right now
for McCoy's Cod liver Oil Compound
Tablets which any druggist win tell you
all about, is putting flesh on hosts Of
skinny folks every dav
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Skinny, ScraWny, UnderWeight Men
and Women Quickly Gain Needed
Weight The New Modern Way

One woman, tired, weak and discour-
aged. put on Is pounds in five weeks
and now feels fine.
We all know that Cod Liver OIL is full
of vitalizing flesh producing vitamines,
but many people can't take 1t because Of
Its horrible smell and fishy taste and
because it often upsets the stomach.
McCoy's Cod Liver OIL Compound
Tablets are as easy to take as candy
and If any thin person don't gain at
least 5 pounds in 80 days your druggist
is authorized to give you your money
back-and only 60 cents for 90 tablets.
Ask Hooks, Goldsmith Bros, or any
druggist.
But be sure to get McCoy's. the orig
inal and genuine, and bear in mind that
for thin, sickly kids they are wonderful.
A Yer cam art4
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ESSAYS ARE RECEIVED
Thirteen Shortridge Students Enter
Chemistry Contest.

Frank B. Wade OF Shortridge
High school, chairman of the Ma.
tional Chemistry Prize Essay con
test for Indiana, has received 265
essays from high school students
throughout the State.
OF this number thirteen were
from Shortridge. The Shortridge
students submitting essays were
Lois Kennedy, Nina Mae Shadday
William c.. otto. Inez Lloyd, Wade
Westmoreland, Ruth Kathryn Lew
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HUNT Mo0RESvILLE MAN
Aged Person, Missing Since Wednes-
day, Sought by Police.

Police have been asked to search
for Samuel Stoughton, Sc. who wan
dered away from his home near
Mooresville, Ind, Wednesday. When
last seen he was walking on the
Rockville Rd. toward indianapolis.
Stoughton had a beard and car
ried cane, relatives said.
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ORIGINATED I'M CHICAGO

CHICAGO-The sawed-off shot
gun, most deadly weapon yet to be
employed by criminals, is distinc-
lively Chicago product. Contrary
TO common belief, it did not originate
with Sicilian feudists and the black
band terrorists, but with railroad car
thieves, police say.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

fear of detection probably caused
the suicide.
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RITES AT EVANSVILLE
Services Will Be Held for Former
indianapolis Resident.

Funeral services for Henry Oster-
man, IS, of Evansville, Ind, who
died Tuesday. will be held tonight
at the resident of daughter. Mrs.
Henry Moog. at Evansville. Burial
will be at st. Joseph's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osterman moved to
indianapolis eight years ago, return
ing to Evansville last July. The
widow and five daughters survive.
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Is, Mary Walton, Dorothy Rubin
Eleanor Hadd, Buren, Mccormack.
Charles Retmier, Miriam Hutchin-
son, and Robert Shultz.
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FACE POWDER

Ayers Face Powder.
Armand's Bouquet.
Armand's Cold Cream Powder.
s1.00 Azurea Face Powder ..... .6eG
TIC Boncilla Face Powder ..... 800
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Doc Levy's La BJache
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S1.00 Coty's L'Origan Face Powder.
$t.00 Mary Garden Face Powder. .84c
Princess Pat Face Powder.
Soc Nadine Face Powder ...... 500
, 1926-11-24

FOR SALE-Soft wheat for chick
ems. Russell Crane. 10-20tfc
, 1926-11-24
HERALD WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Piano, Victrola, Radio
and new Ford car. Write Box
SIS, Powell, Wyoming. lilo
, 1926-11-24

FOR RENT-Sleeping room, well
furnished and heated. Phone
79w. 11-10c
, 1926-11-24
CANAL MANAGER WANTED

Applications for Manager of the
Cody Canal Irrigation system for
the season 1927 will be received by
the Board of Commissioners of the
Cody Canal Irrigation district up
to December 4, 1926.
Kindly submit your proposal in
writing to Ernest J.. Goppert, sec
rotary. The right is reserved to
reject any and all proposals.
CODY CANAL IRRI-
CATION DISTRICT.
Nov. 10-17-24
, 1926-11-24

You hear radio when you hear
Radiola.
Get your pictures framed at the
Cody Studio. 11-24-12c
The owner. Of a -Radiola does not
apologize to his friends.
AntIer ranch one day last week.
Don't buy an experiment buy a
Radiola.
Fruit cake. pumpkin pies. mince
pies for Thanksgiving at Cody
. Bakery. "Old Reliable"
GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES
at reduced prices at the Yellow
stone Garage.
grab box. Your moneys worth and
so cents worth of dance tickets.
Mrs. James Allen of Thermopolis
was in Cody Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Julia Winchester.
The Enterprise received a nice
letter from Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A.. Nc
erfa. California.
Holiday Specialize Cody Studio
will give one enlargement with each
dozen photos until January LIST.
11-1O-24-12-Ic
w O.. Sansenbacher came In from
Sunlight Tuesday and will spend
in Cody.
Chas. Greene OF the Lowell Bros,
plumbers. is in Cody this week in
staliing a furnace job at the w. T.
Hogg home.
Dance in the Woods by Moonlight
at the Codyum Thanksgiving mite.
Attend the dance in woods at
the Codyum or. Thursday evening.
the Thanksgiving dance.
Governor Geo. T. Beck. after a
%sojourn of several weeks in Texas,
sctuiltu HUME Nouudy evening.
The Governor is looking his best.
with every indication that his trip
to the Southland has agreed with
him.
Mrs. D. NJ. Trimmer left last
week for California. to be with her
father. Mrs. b.. +. Martin was re-
ported quite ill after his arrival
there. Later reports are to the
effect that Mr.. Martin is getting
along nicely.
Hrs. Simon Snyder returned last
Thursday from Sawyer, N. D.,
where she went to be with her
mother who was quite i'll. The
parents health has improved very
much. MIR. Snyder came il from
the ranch in Sunlight Thursday.
returning Monday.
, 1926-11-24
THE CODY ENTERPRISE

Don't buy an experiment buy a
Radiola-
The new Gus Ebert home on east
Sheridan e is almost ready
for occupancy, and the owners ex-
pect to be located there before the
holiday season.
Bob Rumsey expects to leave for
the east on Saturday, 10 be gone
all winter. Mr.. Rumsey has a
winter lodge off the coast of
Florida. and at this time of the
year the "pull' of the southland
is most irresistible.
Conant S. Parks arrived Tuesday
evening from Lander and will visit
for several days at the S. c. Parks
home and look after business at
the Shoshone National Bank of
which he is a stakeholder and
director.
Victor Abrahamson left Saturday
for Roseville, Calf, where he will
visit for some time with a brother
residing there, and may take en-
ployment On the western coast.
Vic" has been a valued member
of h Enterprise force off and on
for several years, and his departure
leaves a position hard to fill.
Geo. d. Alder, representing the
National Life Insurance Company
of Vermont was in town a few days
last week. Mr.. Alder is one of the
most prominent insurance men of
the west, and at the present time
is president of the National Asso-
citation of Life Underwriters, which
represents the acme of life insur-
ance organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownie Newton
left Saturday for Illinois where they
expect to visit for several weeks
before coming to Cody to make
their home. They have made their
home in California for several
years. and after enjoying an ex-
tended visit with the formers IA
Their, A c. Newton, accompanied
him to Cody to make their home.
Chas Davis broke trail with the
Painter mail Sunday. coming out
as far as his ranch on Saturday,
and the balance of the way to Cody
Sunday. Sunlight. like a great
portion of Northern Wyoming has
been visited with a heavy snow,
and according to Davis. it lies
about three feet deep on the level
throughout the Basin. Owing to the
fact That there has been little wind,
Bald Ridge is no worse than any
other part of the road into the
Basin at the present time.
Albert Felsheim breezed into
Cody Monday after an absence since
last summer. during which time he
has been at the Lawrence Nord-
quist ranch IN Upper Clark fork,
assisting Lawrence with his sum-
mer dude" business. Mr.. Eel
sheim said that he with a party of
five men broke through over forty
inches of soft snow getting out of
the upper Clarks fork via Cooke
City. Clarence Shrine accompani-
ed him as far as Billings.
Tried, tested and perfected
Radiola.
, 1926-11-24
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Don't buy an experiment buy a
Radiola. -
Radiola without apologies-thats
the Radiola.
Mrs. d. E. HOLSTER returned
home last week after an extended
visit in Billings.
E. P. Bowman of Meeteetse was
last week.
Max Wilde spent the week end
in Cody. leaving for his home on
the Southfork Monday.
After several months on the west
coast, A. C. Newton is back home,
getting ready for the assessment
work after the first of the year.
The "Old Reliable" Cody Bakery
offers for your Thanksgiving din
ner. fruit cake, pumpkin pie and
apple pie.
Robert A Allen. w. p. Tucker
and S. A. Carpenter were visitors
from Powell at the county seat
on Monday.
The Yellowstone Garage announ-
ces a substantial reduction in GOOD
YEAR TIRES AND TUBES. effec-
tive today.
Holiday Specialize Cody Studio
will give one enlargement with each
dozen photos until January list.
11-19-24-12-1c
Paul R. Greever is at Longview,
Washington this week, attending to
legal work for one of his chants.
He is expected home about Thurs
day.
Geo. Prell left Tuesday for Bill
lings, Montana, where he expects
to undergo an operation for an all
ment which has been giving him
trouble for some time.
S. S. Kensel was called to the
home of one of his sisters in east
ern North Dakota, last week, by
a wire telling his of her serious
illness.
A party composed of Lloyd Blu
chanan, P. Il. Markham, E. S.
Hopes. and H. c. Sanborn attend
ed the ceremonial of AlBedoo tenn
pie in Billings last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest May and
children left Monday for Lead, S.
D., where they expect to eat Turkey
Day Dinner with the elder Mr..
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Arsdall were
hosts on Sunday afternoon to a
dinner party, and in the evening
took their guests to e 1.-THE Spar
row" a feature film at the Cody
theatre.
Mrs. Lulu Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. Kensel Mr.. and Mrs. Jack.
Shuler and w. B. Raymond motor
ed to Billings last week and at
tended the Shrine ceremonial of
AL Bedoo temple.
The Cody Drug will start its
Grab Box on November 29th, Every
package guaranteed to contain ar
ticle worth from s1.O0 to $500
80 cents worth of dance tickets on
the Codyum with every s1.OO pur-
chase.
Howlet Edwards arrived in Cody
from the Park this week and plans
to make his winter headquarters
here. Mr.. Edwards is one of the
irrigators in Yellowstone National
Park, this summer being employed
to run the shovel at the Yancy
ranch near the Tower Falls camp.
He is an experienced man in ir-
rigating and has been with the park
service several years. At practical
places a considerable amount of ir-
rigating is done in the park to pro-
vide better range for the wild life
and the stock there.
Tried, tested and perfected
Radiola.
Radiola without apologies-thats
, 1926-11-24
Methodist Church

Good music, Interesting messages
and a comfortable house will be
enjoyed by all attending. Come.
You are welcome.
GABRIEL S. UPTON, Minister
, 1926-11-24

FOUNDRY saddle horse. PAGER,
wgt. 100. Owner may get an
imal from Henry Dahlem. sheriff
11-17c
, 1926-11-24

WANTED-3 to 10 pigs. 80 to SO
pounds live weight. Phone fore
man Valley Ranch Co. 1O-27c
, 1926-11-24

FOR RENT-5 room house with
bath. Range connected. $25
per month. See Roy Holm.
, 1926-11-24

FOR RENT-One bed room and n
double room suitable for two or
three, with gas stove. Mrs. Chas.
Crawford. 11-1Otfc
, 1926-11-24

FOR RENT-Rooms. suitable for
office or sleeping quarters. In
quire Of Ernest j. Goppert, Phone
Isl. 11-10c
, 1926-11-24

WANTED TO PAY-Highest market
price for all kinds of furs. Fox,
coyotes. mink. marten, pelts and
hides. If price is o satisfactory
return of furs guaranteed. Hides &
, 1926-11-24

WANTED-Woman to assist with
light housekeeping in private fam
lily. General housework In morn
ings. Valley Ranch. Valley, Wyo.
, 1926-11-24

hay rack: John Deere mower.
harrow. Ford Car and No. IL De-
Laval cream separator. Ed. Nc
Mullen. on Fertile Valley. 11-24c
, 1926-11-24

FOR RENT-Four-room furnished
house. Mrs. E. D. Watkins.
11-31tc
, 1926-11-24

FOR SALE-Ford touring ar, In
1920
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APARTMENTS-FTR. 3 UNFUR.

conn AVE. AND l. ST.
washingtons most exclusive apartments:
housekeeping. and, non:housetccninG; fur.
nished or nnfurnished: for rent by the year
or for shorter periods Complete hotel sert-
ice If desired. Restaurant with la carte
" tarlp fhnto snrViro
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1917 COLUMBIA RD.--One single room.
Two communicating double rooms. ami.
home cooking Adams
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3l4 A ST. E-Nire comfortable room: |
or =: electricity h VIII near bath fine
homo cOOking. Lincnln a1l5. 2O'
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10Th ST-Second- floor double room: excel
lent table: private family: many privileges:
S3I so N $50 19s
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91t eth ST. N.E.--Large front room with
board for two girls: home privileges I'M
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1G46 PARK RD.-3 ROOMS PRIVATE
bath: every modern convenience: adults:
reasonable rent
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W,<TFD-.no>,S ,~n no>Rp

YOUNG LADY. employed during daN. wishes
room and board with private family in NV.
section of city or nearhv suburbs: state
terms. Address Box 31S-E star Office 49,
BY GENTLEMAN: with or without garage
full particulars. Address Box .2f-E. Star
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9O7 18th ST. Nw-ATTRACTIvE SEC
end floor. rooms. kitchen. bath: elec
INV h. continuous h. W. Reasonable. Adults.
WANTED-COUPLE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
for attractive housekeeping ant. Dupont
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3l5I MT PLEASANT ST. NV APT .2-
Corner room. front. Kitchen breakfast room
and bath phone cleca Used for own home.
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3 rooms and bath, 1882 ::oth NV Mod
ern building and in excellent condition.
',v NEAR coNN. AYE. & R ST. -
rooms as sSh s6s ns,n S Ri Msrcs sfS ' a f0 B.
s6SoS able March 10, :, 60 1895 Ss5 90. o. ''''' '
~BASSRdFT. EAS5EEkSsIo 500 S4sS is'h = NV,
Non-housekeeping: downtown eleyatog .aa
s"a s2smf sRa sssh s'"o So ~ % rooms s0S an"
'2'"' ''s'Sss5 sss%5 nGS1aEb 2STAk5o nEsr: R1: NV.
''D' LEGATION, 54ao conn. AVE;
and an bath: sSSsso 4rS$%s ie$%s aed path 5000
second afooro including heat. gas and cleo
"'S'''' ''''ifahs rig s,sS yfsEE7F1D ( S.Wl
section. oyerlooklns park: coon]venient ] to to
ssaPsDssEssssSp Sash iGsos5; stF
73o 17th W. ~ Main 1174.
CoLoRED-5-RooM APT. MODERN. 126
i4s?, isih St: +. e; ee;Aprrol-a RMS. AND 40
aESkY sa'h ssHiFfFR 5 soss saa Marshall 81
1928 FLORIDA AVE.
Two ali otsae tcneo neoms and nen sSh
plenty Of hot WI. Ts,eT il. hs9' fYLE, ind closets
2429 1Ath ST. sSSsw.-Two ROOMS
'''>'' TFEhETT, F5Ss ,s,h s TiTrsEws it. Nv: INC.
. room. .s3 s3l$ $,'s Conn Ave. NV. So 80
: rooms and oaahYcRo oaMahAYcRorT> S'~''0
, l47;t -; Columbia Rd. NY wko szo 90
rooms ana $50" ss'h 18Th ST: NV W 'os."'oo @ %
rooms '1a Isis hs'h h1aGs ST: sss N'% e. to 5000
'''Hi HicSiE iSa Ss'S ,5 ShlSHAkDss9%S Il, s% INC
28O7 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Elevator. a1r" Radio: % Resitept manseer !:
Sah sseSS han roo% neaass room s"a
Murphy bed, breakfast room and bath
CoMPLETELY EoUIPPED.
900 NINETEENTH ST.
Modsrn tirsproof building Elevator .hn.a and
desirable apartments left. "A particularly
nice Location for people desiring in-toWi ,ys
bath and porch. S55.
THE BORDEAUX.
eaa1-sa RkbHGEb GE9HGJ4 4hkANyTEANIHsE AyEANIHsE NV
%assr' RssS @ hssP!sas hSS!ssE FACING entrance &c
. Fn''' XII REsfbGNr ssf SssH MANAGER. 00'0'
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
rms rms Xii HI, and and hash Ss.h Murphy ee 81 &
In newly decorated building.
ONO r CIR NTN
| rm.. dining alcove. kit. & bath. .S4s
2 rms. dining alcove. kit. bath -. &C
In-a-door beds in all apartments.
THE PRINCETON.
2215 FOURTEENTH STREET.
3 rms. kit. and bath ..............S5 $50
1905 3Oth ST.
THE COLONIAL.
rms. kit. and bath ....... $50
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
7I3 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
ON THE HEIGHTS
OF GEORGETOWN
Greatly reduced rentals will attrac,
situated at the crest of historic George
town. Large grounds with giant oaks
rooms with kitchen and bath.
BOSS & PHELPS
Main o3OO
1d1z K C+ront
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1870 10Th NW.--Beautifully furVlshfd
rooms: excellent meals: every convenience
Malking distance: gentlemen or couple
Frank. 1926 lS'
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES RMS KITCH-
en-. bath. screcnedn sleeping porch: attrac-
tive; ami; southern exposure: available
now Phone North o435
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$500 14th. DETACHED HOUSE-LIVING
room. bedroom. kitchenette and dining
room combined; large porch and bath: $50.
Col. SS5
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ROYALTON. 9lS NJ ST. APT. 81
Neatly furnished. 3 large rooms. kitchen
and bath
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WtNTED-PNONS.

room. walking distance in private family or
ant. preferred. Address Box 21O-E. star
Office
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.sl6 18th ST NW--Warm, double room.
noNt to bath. continuous hot water: home
cooking
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1858 SPRING RID NW--I.argr. newly
furn shed room and hoard for two III priv ate
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1"5S COLUMBIA RID Two LARGE. COM
Portable rooms; Ink: private bath and
telephone. 19'
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1892 10th ST. W.-Attrartivrly fur
nlshed room. next To bath: refined atmos-
phere. home priv eges: excellent meals.
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1926 VERMONT AVE. N.W--Niccly fur
nishrd warm room, adjoining bath; l or -
excellent meals
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ROOMM ATE-Co girl to share down
town Groom and bath hotel apt. Call after
o'clock. Parkside Hotel Ant. sO3
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DUPONT CIRCLE 14l6 21st ST NV
Beautiful front room, also single room
ami: excellent meals
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JAIL KENNEDY ST. NW.--Iarge. nicely
furnishe room. heautfui detached home
semi priv ate bath electricity excellent board.
Private family Garage if desired 20"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WHY PAY MORE"
THE DE SOTO t13OO Mass Ave. NV
No. .,3--3 rooms and bath ..... $+5.75
THE DETROIT u440 Meridian Pl Nv.
No. 4S-4 rooms and bath ........ 80
THE LECMASS 12Ol Q 81. NV
No. 305--5 rooms and bath ...... $4,000
No. 401--4 rooms and bath ....... - 10
THE CLIFFBOURNE 1850 Calvert ST. NV
No. 24--5 rooms and bath ..... $1,000
CHAS. f. TRIBBY. 51a Dist. Nat. Blk Bldg.
Day ph. n. 471s: nj ht ph. Col. $3.50.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

18th 81. NV. between Euclid and Clifton
-Attr3t tive room with porch. next to bath
unlimited phone: excellent meals. Phone
Adams 2094
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES RMS. KITCH-
en-. bath, srreened-n sleeping porch: attrar-
tive: ami, southern exposure: available
pnw phone North
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Apartment Hotel. Tilden Hall.
5o45 Conn. ave. only l house
keeping. 4-room apt. available,
and one apt. ? rooms. furnished :;
cafe. switchboard. elevator serv-
ice. Resident manager.
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900 18th ST W-Newy decorated rooms.
in very convenient location. Excellent home
,o1