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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
AGED DENVER
WOMAN LOSES
N FAKE STOCK
(By Dispatch a. P. wirel

DENV E R, Sept. s.
Charged with obtaining
$4,000 in liberty bonds un-
der false pretenses from
Mrs. Agnes w. Gamble, 65,
a widow and an invalid,
Walter C. Stanley, 81, and
his wife, 55, were arrested
this afternoon on a warrant
issued by Justice Of Peace
Walter E. White. The aged
couple is being held in the
county jail pending a hear
ing before the justice of the
peace tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley borrowed
the Liberty bonds, promising her
500 600 worth of mining stock as
collateral and to pay her 10 per
cent interest, according to com
Elalnt i1leQ WITH Depuly DlSlllS1 ~
torney B. L. Pollard. She has re
ceived the first quarterly interest
payment of $3.50, but the second pay.
ment is due, and she has been given
no mining stock, Mrs. Gamble al
leges.
The arrest of the COUPE and fill
ing of the complaint followed the
publication here of a legal notice by
Dell Porter of Clifton, Arz., in which
ne said Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were
offering Clifton Copper Mining stock
for collateral without authority and
declaring money so obtained is DS
false pretense." Stanley maintained
Rat the notice was false. In the
connection with the case, Attorney
General Nv. L. Boatright said group
cf miners had complained to him
kley had worked for Stanley several
weeks in Boulder county, Colorado
mine, leased by Stanley, and had re-
eeived no pay. The Liberty bonds
Srovided her only source of income.
Mrs. Gamble said, ana since the
shock of her discovery that she may
not be able to recover them, she has
been under a physicians care
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
General Manager Cooper
OF The Associated Press
Thanks Dispatch Publisher

The following letter has been re-
ccived by James Logic, general man
ager of The Dispatch, from Kent
Cooper, general manager of The As,
sOciated Press, with headquarters i'm
New York:
James Logic, Esq,
The Dispatch,
Douglas, Arizona.
Dear Mr.. Logic: -
AS time goes on and more details
come to light, find that The As
sOciated Press is fntlebted primarily
to yOu, it's, member ON behalf of The
Dispatch, for what YOU did ON the
Mcpherson story. Your thoughts
were all for protecting The AssOci-
ated Press, and will be glad to re-
port to the board how well 1 regard
it.
With cordial regards.
sincerely yours,
KENT COOPER.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
ILLINOIS CITY IS
FLOODED AFTER
HOURS S TOR M
lBx Dispatch A. r. wirel

GALESBURG, Ill, Sept. 3.-A rain of
almost cloudburst proportions which
lasted nearly an hour today flooded
Galesburg and this section of Illinois
for the second time in week, with in
dications that the flood mark on the
Spoon river would surpass that of the
deluge earlier in the week.
While streets and easements were
again flooded here, only slight damage
resulted. Towns along the Spoon river
reported the stream was rising rapidly
with more corn fields and roads being
inundated hourly. One death was add
ed to the flood toll today when James
Sprinkles, so, of Augusta, ILL.,, was
drowned while swimming in the Spoon
river near Maquon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
SEVEN JAILED
AND TWO MORE
SOUGHT In BIG
MAIL ROBBERY
Mail Clerk on Train Aided
in Theft; All But $500 Of
Loot Recovered.
FAIL TO GIVE BOND
Bail of $4,000 Required Of
Each of Two Who Were
Arraigned Friday.
(By Dispatch A. P. wire)

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 3. = With
all but $500 of the $25S,2OO in bonds
and unsigned currency taken from 8
Union Pacific mail car near Wamsut-
ter, Wyo., August 13, recovered, and
with seven persons arrested in connec-
tion with the affair, postal inspectors
tonight We're looking for two more sus-
poets, known to them as Whitley and
Johnny, the Greek.
Postal inspectors returned to Denver
tonight with the recovered loot after
John W. Madigan and w. F. Bradford,
two of the suspects, had been arraigred
and remanded to Jail on failure to fur
nish bond of $5OO each. Jock Kearns,
who is said to have planned the robbery
with Madigan, mail clerk on the train;
Paul Sourlis, Mickey Watson, Edna
Evans and Ted Theodore, held in Wyo-
ming and Utah cities, are being
brought here for arraignment.
Mrs. Evans and Theodore, officials
say, will be charged as accessories be-
fore the fact, while the others will be
charged with the robbery in its vari-
Gus phases. Madigan today made
known his part in the affair in state-
ment to the press. Kearns approach
ed him year ago with the proposition
he said, but II held off,
I'm May of this year. Kearns called
me up at Cheyenne and asked me to
come down to the depot to see him.
Madigan continued. Il went. He open
ed up with the talk of a mail job l
had a wife and baby and | owed for
my furniture and was being pressed for
S273 on a motorcycle deal. I was work
ing hard every day and didn't seem 10
get anywhere.
"Kearns' proposition appealed to me
and | consented to go in on it, lie
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
Koibab Forest Grand
Canycn Presey0e to be
Thrown Open to Hunters

PHOENIX, Sept. a.--The section
of the Kaibab national forest.
xncv,, as the Grand canyon pre-
serve, will be open TO hunting 0f
Ieer in October under an agree
ment by ID. E. Pcttis, state game
warden. and R. ia. Rutledge, dis
trict forester, made public today.
An effort is being made to re-
luce the size of the herd. Each
hunter VIII be allowed to kiII ana
remove but one mail deer dur
ng the season. The preserve lies
north of the Grand canyon. Pett1S
said today the fawM crop is near
ly 100 per cent for the season.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
SeUen Bodies Recovered
From Oklahoma Mine;
g Others Believed Lost

TAHOKA, OKLA, Sept. 8. - Seven
bodies had been taken tonight from
the Superior SmokeIess Coal COM
pany's mine here tonight and little
hope was entertained that nine 9TH
ers, believed to have been entOmbed
by an explosion in the mine this
morning still lived.
The bodies recovered were those
of Dennis James, Henry Berry, Rass
Green, Annual Wania, Bob Chambers
and his son, WILL and Bruce Davis.
Rescue workers continued their
efforts to penetrate to the place
where the others were trapped. They
expected to reach it by midnight.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
BANDIT SHOT DEAD.
(Bx Dispatch A. P. Wirel

BRECKENRIDGE, Mimi, Sept d
one bandit was shot and killed and
another was captured after they had
held up Is men in a pool hall here
tonight Two other men, believed to
have been accomplices, escaped. The
dead man was not identified. Cas-
per Schott night patrolman, shot teh
bandit.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04
TWO DEAD IN STORMS.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept 3.-Twc
men were killed ana vast property
damage resulted today from one OF
the worst electrical storms that has
visited central Illinois in many years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Cop-
per dull; electrolytic spot
and futures 14$ asked.
Lead steady, spot $50.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

rOn oAI-E-Al Et-i-ANE OCS.
ADDRESSING MACHINE Elliott: good con
1869 "'"7 ~ vi
AMMONIA CoNDENSERS TO- sale: 3 stands
uss pWRf slEer hin q barv 5o t ss Il new
and tools. 1919 iath st. Nv V
ANTIop Es1Colonlal chest drawers. crystal
OAK dnns oom sn's @ 7 e it
AppLEs-iirimss, wins;an, stsyplsn Vine
Gisrge, E woeaforf Bal,i fnofs bottle TrIip
ya!d: BerMyn. Md. Phone Berwyn llOJ =
APPL Es-Lllsc1ous Grimes Golden 50c per
ifd this n or ns E 2fTRa1a u" F ra %"s
dIn!I I'd. IA miles beyond CABIN John
ape reveFsbs ody Whsnfy dG' Res
sonahe price. Potomac 500
BABY CARRIAGE STROLLER; COS, So so;
s 81 30 se eof 7s ni16ny scales - "" walkers
BABY CARRIAGE, whitney. reversible: 81.
$40 10th st. ne
1oa c oARsss ss hsap yer 81 ED" ecad h
st nv. West 21:3I
BABY GARK das; Whitney sasrh used by
very rsssonaSl sA Col oi ssls WOO condition
BABY CARRIAGE, abassinett, large bicycle;
nheas S 81 Il e1 e sepditon will sa
used, well cared, for; STA Line s"3s-W,
o5l Lexington pl ne
En- sl'o 44 viii III ST. ss for al ast price
BATHROOM OUTFfTS-An new and guar
, an.teed. ss53,5o up; kitchen sinks OF, all
new White HI sreo So toe oa sanaE
Ho beth asS Our ana . sFf i. ae sold h WITH
RFarHHi,NsssEHR GcToseS s na'S s,s southwest
HECHINGER co. 9TH s Fla ave. northeast.
BEAMs-I beams. angles. channels. T irons
The city at the lowest rice stored At our i
G 1,n Ne. Eroynd only,
HEcHINGER 60 srh rs aSe nor.hssst
s..Py d Sss es sts ss sa for
BED AND SPRING three Qnarter- white
brass bed ard sprInr gas hea,er. oak ps s1s
nSSsssg i sss Mds sHadr s ;ase Phone Cpl
bookcase in nlshorany dresser funnel oak
9Ss . GiTd 5sRs 6oam6 SssN a
BEDROOM FrRNITrRE. for sale chesr;
dresser chars chiaerooe. Franklin ssssd.
sEn sPRMs full sse sSra sS sSqd -
W. after ! Monday --.-4
PED-SingIe, nlss'on. compete CIV. Qpu-
table. 1892 18th st. NV. Adams 1894,
BEDS-Brass aud iron. ssrinss and mat
tress; tables. chairs. rockers, RUGS, hreIess
cooker. 1922 Monroe s.. nM..
BEDS two and dresser good condition:
reasonable. 1892 9th 81 NV 21s
BED, l. and eprings. dresser. : CHAIRS and
! table IN, good conditon 1890 Faitegnia
BED. American walnut, ney: hall rack dark
oak; refrigerator and table. white: very
reasonable. II Y ne. 26s
BEDS. 8: iron and brass. Cleve. 2t.7. =
BEDROOM SfTTE-Wiil sacrials practically
new 5piece suite for sla0 Cali i36 sprins
B0QKs--sc,nool books. al KINDS used and
new. Pearlman's Big Book Ship" aa3 6
BOOKCASE. secretary , walnut desk can
Re nsed sspsrstsy and hq ni, piece Gar 81
fender. double mesh 81 couch; Enslander.
1 tspestry. 81 Cssil CnT IL 4-"'
BOSTON CoUCH-Pad sood condition. s.
Gilt-fram mirror. lix3i; rs. Col. 1881 W
BRIcK-second hanG dean. wnoie prlch.
Used brick ale better than 0s~> Al Nanip
HFfHfNGER CO 6th s c sic. southwest.
HFCHlNGER co. 9TH Ila. ave northeast
BUFFET, table. $ ehairs. fall sect narrer,
sgnaay. 1854 i'ih. Apt. SOL AAsHs
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b30 10 ND weekly: close no sunday
work: rent only S37 80. price ST 200 good
bargain. 80
GROCERY, doing $3.50 to s90a weekly; )
TO 10 year lease, rent only S75. closes e
pm; 20 Sunday. work: 'waer retiring. has
neen here 10 full years. Price, $4,000
terms See this iupiediately.
CLEANING AND PRESSING. Price. $500
AUTO REPAIR and tire shop; rent $50.
Ffie. zoo; terms,
FLOWER SHOP, low rent. Price 81. 500
IuNCHROOM doing S7Oo weekly. estab
20 years bargain at Sf.5Qo.
TAILOR SHOP. good business. Price, $3.50,
VARIETY STORE. corner, receipts. $500
weekly; rent SO: rms; terms
OFFICE BUSINESS good receipts; steadily
growing. Price. $500; terms
CLEAN AND PRESS. Price. $500; terms.
I.UNCHROOM doing $500 weekly: good
lease. Price. $4,000: terms
$3.50; good business Price, 81 600:
terms.
BARBER SHOP low rent. good business.
Price. SLIGO; easy terms
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. SIIo0. terms.
pELICATESSEN doing about St.5 daily,
low rent. Price. $500 terms.
Gf.i>iCls EsHrE-N uOllS SOOu. iOnS lease.
Price. $500: terms.
GROCERY; doing $500 weekly low rent.
Price. $1,000. terms.
POOL AND BILLIARDS. good business &
tables. Price. $4,000: terms.
CONFECTIONERY STORE doing $500
weekly Ford truck. Ford sedan Included
Price $1,000: terms
BOOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms Price. $3.50.
LIST WITH Us FOR \
QUICK SALE.
IF YOU NEED MONEY
AND OWN \
BUSINESS. 49,, .a.o
SELL Us YOUR NOTE.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING &
FINANCE CO.
eaiie so6-9oS,9 900, Dist. Nat: Bank BLDG.
TRoRERT s aofL 3SDER' Gen. Mgr. ;,
l.. h WATSON. Associate Manager
PHONE FRANKLIN 65Sf
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LIVE STOCK ANn CATTLE.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

several Al $3.50. cal cca,f. 7ssl,W. Ne0
OAK GROVE POULTRY YARDS 200
ed. some Of them laying: some fine cookere's
a so for sale; the famous Eggs Basket stain
sure to please. Mrs, r. p. Hines. 0,ney
Md. Phone SANDY Spring i3-F-s. ?6'
100 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS tspecial
mating will lay IN two weeks time. Collins.
Forestvilie. Nd. Phone Marlboro 1S.F-4
FOR SAILS C. White Leghorn breeders.
s. T. Poultry Farm. Silver Hill. Md. Ana
costa station. Washington. y. G. 26.
FOR sALE--:.50 Barred Plymouth Rock
es''h. f. K. Long, Hlighesville, Md. 29s
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q Delicatessen ami conf. fine soda fountain:
recent now $i"o Nk.: low rent price.
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| 1905 VERMONT AVE NV or >
rooms and kitchenette; $"5-S40 mo-: cen
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DUPONT CIRCLE (2O33 p at n.wl-ouiet.
GoInIortaole room with communicating bath
light housekeeping if desired
CLEVELAND PARK-Half block Conn ave
S car line: 2 adjacent front rooms Cleve
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
lCaatlnued.l
MARSHALL BUSINESS
nm ODDn -
BROKERS'

MAKoFfALL. BUSINESS
BROKERS.
ton: hieh-grade -axtnres: q living rooms
oa'h; rent 500: prise s2ai0
:, Grocery and ~.eets notions: old-estsb,
tshed corner receirts $500 per wk good
of a lifetime: Sd. 500.
Grocery store well located in downtown
section; rent. s59: price, So 500.
Delicstessen anu conf fine soda fountain:
$500 ssSeas'' no" SAW 'SS'' Tow rent; price
rent so: rms s Bats pfifs s. $40
Special bargain ci44~. magazines sand
wiehes: near Govt b'%cs 6 rms. bath:
rent, 500 price. 81 .o5l Se are this Mon
Lunchrooa, aid rsfeler1e !, tar tiowu-
pensi'e equipment price. si-a,1: rept. sie1
Small h.uchroom ON ath ST: rent. $40;
price. $3.50.
$500 per- %ees o" 4s a ,sh * sI hin, rs'p e
ped including steam ;blei Price. 81 go.
wallpeper and !. '.,s,re /, ;
irF. ladders. scaffoding and stock; prise,
General sales ae 10y, re,eipts. s4oo per
Ho.' rent, DO: niire. S.,uu.
i. Tailor shop, near 18th ,aad f st-., estab-
Pfhed V = e.. .nt.
sos; owner !earlrg it nrire. 81 .:,Gn
Note--Boart;l b AIS - FRS baths.
steam heat e;e:.: ~: p s. DE- y $50
cessful hsi less sraI ii for RI party:
price. 81 800: cash retluired 81 900.
BOARDING house. exc,usi and paying: !.
RMS. 3 baths; h.-w.h, e;ec.; price. $4,000.
Boarding house well furnished. @iry
rooms: cleo. hot-water heat: rent. 500
price 5000
Roomlng house near public library: 10
rms, baths. new fla''tnr" nice home aud
paying business: prize. 81 200.
see liz 70 buy or sell and save TIRE and
money. We 90 . real brokerage business
E>tab i>hei Is ems on ~ - :.
List oar husl ess fnr saip VT "qnInt SUP
ply the demand
VI MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
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| LADY: student. will rent desirable corner
room IN new. modern apt 10 another lady
vicinity G. w. U. West 22A6.
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- RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw.-Larse
front rooms with alcove cleo. and steam
heat suitable for two. Phone North 1899 !
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN

T ALlFORNIA BARBERRy PLANTS for Fall
nIant'l1ls, enE plants, U0C apiece. deli I'VE "a
Lincoln 3GS5-I.
NORWAY SPRUCE. $500 esch. Arthur Ley
/ aia"aMn and Boulevard sves. Sc Mai
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RADIO, AND EQUIPMENT.

~
RADIO sERyIcE-Aerials erected, sets in.
trouble: loNest rates Keaasiy's Adsmf gas
WANTED-Sman set with loud speaker:
must &c very cheap. Address Box 4oo.A
SUPER-HETERODYNE 6-tube complete: |
STYLE 100 r. G. A. drum speaker: also
Super speaker: 1S new tested unused tubes
loop aerial: extra new batteries: LaDle :
7acrifce i9t Si2o cash private owner fh9he
SETS SACRIFICED and Installed by ex-
perlenced radiotricians: open evenings: COM
niunity aerials and amnliAers installed.
Radio Service Studio. 33ia ith St NV:
FRESHMAN MASTERPiECE complsstee
new installed IL necessary. Lincoln 5Ss4'
-
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
HOI.sTEiN cows SMALL. HERD OF RIIRE
bred: for sale! Feasonah'e, A.itress Rox u l.
HORSE weight not less 800 pounds. to
Spck sng,e on plow and Ithorse wagon, age
hnt over 10 years. Address Box 3BS-A star
Office. 30
HOLSfElS COWS. small herd of pure bred :;
Tor sale reasonable. Address Box 81 A.
Star office
GALE FOR SALE Male. 8 weeks old
IerseyGuernsey registered 9. D. Shaw.
~ South Cedar ct, Cherrytiale. Va 26'
FOR SALE-25 CHOICE SPRINGER JER-
sew cows also Pa choice Jersey heifers: 1S
months old. II. C. THOMPSON. Hiilshoro
Va. "6s
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Grocery and Freat< notions: oid-estab-
lished corner receirts. $500 per VIZ; good
living rooms and 18th; 5-year lease: cha,i,'e
of lifetime: So 500
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=, Grocery and meat market: SPLENDID loca-
ton: hieh-grade fixtures: q living rooms
& bath: rent S65: prize S3.aaU
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Dupont CIRCLE. 1850 p st.-NiceIy fur
nished single room; instantaneous hot water
gentleman. Call Monday.
l243 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE linear 2Is;,
Double front. next bath also one sing .
room: ami: private.
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BUY \ BUSINESS
BE YOUR OWN BOSS.

cigars confe tIonerN. rvs. etc. doing
S35 TO $45 weekly: close Il pm no sunday
work: rent only S37 80" price 81 200, good
bargain. =
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t:17 GIRARD ST. NW-slngle room two
windows: SIS month to a lady. Col. 1870
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i221 g ST. S.E.--Furnished rooms. next to
bath: electric lights: convenient to street
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Grocery store well located in downtown
section rent. $50: price. S., BOO
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| 723 9th ST, NV" rooms first floor. fur
nished. Ink: 2 single rooms Furnished
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, FLORIDA AVE NE-Two front room,
t0r hfht h9l!sekeeping; furnished or partly
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| 1924 9Th NW.-COnvenient two-room apart
| nlent; Ink; also uce front room: h.-V b :
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1894 FAIRMONT N.w.-Refined gentleman
10 snare attractive front room: twin beds
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sos MASS. AVE. Nw-Large second ioor
front; also ! or large. and ktchenette; all
improvements. DhOue
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J 1898 CHAPLIN sT-Bed-lving room. kitch
4 en- sleeping porch. semi-bath; phone: heat:
= electricity and gas $50 %
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I50l ST. N.W.--Three clean rooms one
uouDie. Two single; two on second floor ar
PAIN. electrlclty. white North 6ob5
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Delicatessen and cont; receipts, $500 wk.
rent. so: z rms. & bath price. 81 $40,

Special bargain ciy4"< magazines sand
wiches: near Govt bi''cs 6 rms. & bath.
rent $50: price. 81 .o5l Se are tbs Mon
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ib0l VERMONT AVE. N.W-One lsrse
'front.' room. nicely furnished Sis; hall room
Eater ~ IOupI ~ week, "A M
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214 4th ST. S.E-3 connecting Ink
rooms: h.-w.h., cleo. gas range. sink: adults
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935 SHEPHERD ST NW.-Two furnished
rooms. with sink. for Ink. Adams 40SS
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1851. MT. PLEASANT ST. Apt 3I-Prys,e
FAMILY; two adults: refined surroundings
gentleman: 500 Col. a361-W.
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IS. FAIRMONT 81. N.W.-I.ar.e. secou.
floor room: also one third fnor- Inth 49,.
+" hath: nr'V"te family lhuue Gu, az
.6"5 GARFIELD ST W.--Slfsl r.nr
5c""nd hD"r- srru private bath. H., l. u"r.
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND APT. 500 New
Hampshire at v stD--Ntce1y furnished room
| private family: $50. North $40
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-.
SIXTEENTH--Large second-f front room
path: choice location: private family three
adults: gentleman North "S"3-W
i4l0 YOU ST. n .W.--Two furnished room.
Phone North 1GI
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! 1906 K ST. N.W--Ncely furnished: all
| running water in rooms 80
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1916 QUINCY ST. N.W-sparious room
, twin beds: ami with or without meas
Jewish family. Call Adams 33SS
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1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE Nw-Oue
Lh.S: front toom: October J. electricit,
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Lunchroon. srd rHfeterlt ter tiowu-
town section: re.aints
pensise equipment: price. Si.a,J: -rept. slp1
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2O1: PORTNER PLACE---Two housekeeu-
ang rooms M: vacant September 30
| $50 month. pOfotpas 1u'I
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MACOMB ST. east of Conn. ave--PrIvate
home: one or two persons: with or without
private hath. Cleveland l34l.
1906 NJ ST. NV. -- second A0or. single
rooms. adjoining batn. address Box 1l-B
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10" QUE ST. NW.---Large. second 6o,.r
Gus hot water DhOuS
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ADDRESSING MACHINE Elliott: good con-
d 1nnon cheap for quick sale. Phone North
AMMONIA CONDENSERS for sale 2 stands
double pine 20 II long l,-pine high: nov
IN use: Walker Hill DAIRY 530 7th St Sc
ANVIL. barKsmith's forge blowers vises
and tools. 1872 lath st. u w
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HONE APT; No n; 7th and X n.x.-vsry
tCsntiHusd on next Psge.l 80,
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GROCERY. doing $3.50 To S906 weekly: )
TO ~ year lease. rent only SIS, closes &
pm. no SUNDAY work: GWaeF retiring. has
been here 10 full years. Price, $4,000
terms See this immediately.
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BABY CARRIAGE, bassinett; large; bicycle,
mans S: all In excellent condition: will snll
cheap. 203 u ne Ant 3
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LEVELAND PARK--Delighttul southern
Iom: no other roomers, breakfast Cleve
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We. S.E.-2 clean, bright
rich. Ink. elect. ami
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49, =. - IA ~ h.West prices
HEN NEFp ca 9th STA southwest
HFt HlNGER 90 9TH { Fla: ave northeast
DA BED. sewing machine white chi ffonier.
re box, etc. cheap. li?1 Irving 81. II. ~
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2109 18th ST. (Apt. 4t-,-CompIetely fur,
nished bedroom, kitchen and hath; iurnisnen
bedroom next to bath Phone North 3764-W
55I9 CAROLINA PI. EW.-Suitahle Tor
two: reasonable: :, in family Cieve.
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l09 C ST. SE.-Two. large. for Ink
electricity; nice home: near all car lines
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THWEST-Attractive room. screened
porch. adjoining bath $50. private home
meals. garage OptiOnal Col. :{43l.W
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BEAMS beams. angles channels T irons
and reinforcing rods. Largest selection in
the city at the lowest nrice. stored at our
Camp Meigs ground only.
HECHINGER co. 18th & G SITS southwest
HECHINGER co. sth & Fla. ave northeast
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?Sl3 WOODLEY RID NW-2nd- floor room
for young man most desirable neighbnr-
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ANTIQt ES--toIonlal chest drawers crystal
candIlahra, handmad quit aud eight piece
OAK dining room suite 1872: Vernon st NV.
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BED AND SPRING. three -Quarter white
white dresser, table rocker. new FIJI! sized
brass bed and spring. gas heater. oak 4-psnel
INsS-J f22R Monroe ST W
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1882 COLUMBIA RID large Iigf; he"
lvinE room: complete Kitchen af!iuluittl
hrSt floor back. nj xsu
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- GRANT Pr. NW.-Downtown: beautiful.
~ completely furnished. large room kitchen