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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-12

state instead Of sending it over into
Iowa where they don't need it nearly
so much. There are many reasons
given why these storms have ragged
so for the past few weeks. Our guess
is as good as the next one-and we,
believe fewer bitches and more trees
would have prevented the plague of
dust. At any rate it has made us
sympathize with the old Egyptians
who went through with a series of
similar storms during the strenuous
days of the Exodus.
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"PHONE HOGS"

o the people who use the tele-
! phone a lot for visiting, ever
stop to think how much trouble
they are causing someone else or how
much of their valuable time is lost ?
Last week, in this office, we tried to
get certain party on two-party
line. We tried for over a half hour
and every time the line was busy. We
gave up in despair as cur time was
too valuable to waste any longer. We
tried again in the afternoon with the
same result. When we did get the
party desired, we told them of the fact
and they remarked that it was moth
ing unusual for the party on their
line" to use the phone for a half hour
or more at time. We hear the road
hog on the highways condemned, why
not just as loudly condemn the woman
who "hogs" the telephone? There
are many "phone hogs" in every city
Because of these "phone hogs" people
have been known to miss appoint.
ments, to be obliged to cancel import
ant matters of business, to miss g
train or fail to get physician in time
in an emergency. Are you guilty Of
being "phone hog?" If you are
resolve to mend your ways at once
and thus save other people lot Of
inconvenience as well as valuable
time.-Anoka Union.
ftf
MJNNECnTA
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1926
OUT FISHIN'

"a Teller isn't thinkin' mean
Out fishin'
His thoughts are mostly good and
clean
Out fishin'
He does not knock his fellow men,
Or harbor any grudges then,
A feller's at his finest when
Out fshin'
A feller's glad to be a friend,
Out fishin'
A helpin' hand he'll always lend
The brotherhood of rod and line
An sky and stream is always fine
Men come real close to Gods design
Out fshin'
A teller isn't plotting schemes
Out fshin'
He's only busy with his dreams
Out fshin'
His livery is coat of tan
His creed-to do the best he can:
A feller's always mostly man,
Out fshin'"
Book of Smiles
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yHE REDWOOD GAZETTE. REDWOOD FALLS MnNNEsorA

creasing in size every day. In fact
by now it contains practically every
thoughtful Republican in Minnesota.
Led by the efficient, expeditions and
otherwise all-round-right Lud Roe,
we'd say this Committee will function
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Journal simply resume the practice
of drowning all the girl babies
Window Reporter.
TIT
The Volunteer Committee for the
reelection Of Ted Christensen is in
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ed a store of untold mineral wealth.
He took the scenic beauties of q
Switzerland and Colorado and COM
bined them with the fertile soil Of an
Iowa and the fascinating climate of
a California. To these He added all
things else which contribute to the
health, happiness and comfort of life
and when He had finished, He called
it Minnesota"
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Every time we hear some old duff
fer, who has forgotten that he or she
was ever young, fussing about these
petting parties, we think of the old
time sofas that had to take the brunt
OF it generation ago. But the best
solution thus far offered, if it must
be stopped, is from the Ohio State
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-12

A woman is supposed to have no
sense of humor. But here's one at
least who got quite a chuckle when
she read that movie house manager
had advertised "a special children's
matinee for that great animal pic
ture, Black Oxen" The animal
picture" is not so bad a characteriza-
ton at that but we found the "chil-
dren's matinee" part bit inapt.
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We don't know much about tn
men on the State Democratic Commit
tee but they've put some blame,
brainy women on it. 1t will be a
well to look after that bunch-the,
are capable of putting a lot of thing
over.
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The Federation of Women's Clubs
OF Minnesota is on record as against
the unsightly signs that greet you on
every hand as you motor along our
state highways. We are with the
ladies on this abolition of these bill
boards. "Swat the sign and save
the scenery" would be a good slogan
Tor Minnesota as well as Florida
Hennepin County Review.
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There IS an old proverb from India
which is now being handed abou
with more or less comment beins
made thereon. 1t seems to us tn,
proverb is mighty wise-so wise tina
comment is unnecessary. Crudel.
translated it is make your heart a.
soft as wax to sympathize with 9th
ers; but make it hard as a rock t.
bear the blows that fall upon it from
without"
Evening star., 1926-01-21

. hIg gh-,la
northwest for ST real
large double electric hight
alley. with plenty "f for
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THos j. OWEN & sos ArcTioNEFR~

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE sly
KNOWN ~ 1Iu KENNEDY st NY
recorded W Liber No 1904 folio BIB 81
500. ~ the land records nt the District ~
tulum nla and ~ the reuuest uf The uarrt
secured thereby the undersigned Trustees y 1li
~eil II puhh" auotlDn. 10 front 81 the prem-
So on MONDAY THE TWFNTG-FfFTH
DAY or January. ID I92G. At FOT-K
. CLOCK p NJ the fpiluwlnz described land
f"-tnn District of Columbia. and designated
and beIn- lot numbered tftv-hve 80
m Francis " trI-wene subdivision of lots
m block numbered iwcnty four 90 80 B~FEhf
wood Park ~ per plat recorded fu finef
80. ~ folio ! %. IN the surveyor OFF," -
the District Of Columbia said block being
~UOwn Tor Du~pn<es Of assessment and TAX
atlOn a. SQUARE 3l53. toEethet wfth the I'M
rroy enreuf>.
Terms 81 -sie One-third "f the nurahas-
money To he paid ash ~ Su"o fup
auuai lu-tslinnnt-. ~ ahle ~ one and i've
wears with interest Al + J. per rautUu ne
-4le secured ny deed of trust upon the
prurc~ty -old ~ all lash. n The 0ution -
ne purch4snT \ depusif Of 5000 90 Wff1
he reDuurd II time ~ @sl- Al convey
sur'u-. recording. revenue stamps of"- ~
.rs1 - pUrch aSsr Terrrl- 81 ale fD f,e com
rHeG with within 70 iay- from dav ~ -47r
otherwise the TruStseN reserve tho r'Ehf 2"
r'~.ll the property II the r1st auG cost -
iofaultIug purchaser. after hvr dav= af
yer'iSement ~ such resale M -on1r neRs
parar uurfr-hed ~ Wa-riu-ruu n 6
i GLFNN PHELPS
IaII-1SdS rySr Trustees
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HARRY X Ross
i GI.FNN PHELPS
!aI2-d&d> evSu Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING 4 co. ArCTIoNFER~
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING - EYE
STREET NORTHEAST

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. ~ EYE
STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed nf trust dulr
recorded August . 1923 Instrument NJ.
:" q 500. "f the land records OF the pis-
tr'"t Of Columbia. and At tho reGUesr OF IN"
narty secured Thereby the Undersigned trus
fer~ Mil Offer for sale by puhh, auction in
front OF the prsnllSes on Tt F~DAY THF
TWENTY. SMITH DAY OF JANUARY. Al
lHe6 At THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ
the following dosrribed land and premises
-jtuate ~ the CITY of Washington nist-e'
"f Columbia to-wIt. Lot - m square 6-5
subject 70 first deed of trust nt spprnv
mstely >G.3i 90 uaNah@ 50 month -
heln= overdue
Terms Of -ale. Cash above frat trust \
dopnSit nf S:9uu required ~ the pu~cha -rr
II the time OF sale All eyanciuE re
""rdlns- and n"tariaI fees AT the cost of The
pur'ha ser Terms OF sale a. ne cOrlOhsd
"lfh within fifteen day- fror, day ~ sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the rI-ht -
re>nll the property II the risk ana cost ~
The defaulrln- nur"ha~er. afteH i've dsNs ad
vsrti-enlsut Of ~nrh resale m some nevs
name Published IN the CIfy of Washington
u G = r BINGHAM.
3 l.. FULLER
FRANK r FULLER Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.

mos. ). OWEN a >oN. ArCTIoNEERs
TRTSTEES nTt;I SALE OF vAbLnABLE BRICK
400 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue. of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Liber No. 5u5l folio -. et SEQ
Of the land records OF the District OF Co
secured thereby the Undersigned trustee
VIII sell At puhll" auction. IN front of the
pTem reI1 ses ., ~ 90 WEDNESDAY,. TUE TWENTY
~ ENIH DAY OF JANUARY AID lan6
At THREE-THIRTT O'CLOCK PM the
following described land and premises stu
ate IN the District of Columbia ana jesig
mated as and being lot lettered Il IN John
=: Hardness subdivision of Iof< in square
AZ as per plat recorded IN the office Of
the surveyor for 1he< District Of Columbia
~ ,Ilher II. D; G. foHo "6
Terms: Sold subject Ia a prior deed or
trust Tor - 600. further particulars af
winch Will be announced At time of sale.
pald in cash. 4 d"po<It Of 5000 reutIlrnd
'onNeNancing. recording ami revenue stamps
AT purchase cost. Terms Ia tie complied
WIN within thirty days. otherwise dcposlt
forfeited and the property may I've 4dver-
1sed and resnld at the discretion OF the
trustees.
JESSE H. HEDGES
r. ELLIOTT MIDDLETON
Jn''-d""s-'N>u Trustees.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
l4l1 Eve ST. NV. Realtors. Frar

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, NC
14l2 Eye 81. NV. Realtors. Franklin o3o5
Cf-EN LELAND PARk-Near Conn Ave-S3.5CO.
'.s square Of % c snd 'yPs Ps esashf5 3 but Nm "s
300 sus 5 es Of so.ns @ Ts. Iss n9e sn o 5
% r s sn part @ psTE % % M 6suc @ % % homes " "
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID
3-Storv Colonial Brick-Sll75O.
; e ns% :sssss: s. 4S: sss. e.. % ] @ ]
% % % @ H G:s ", Ill. % 5a E "n; sf@ ssn."s T' an" ca" be
MT. PI.EAS.\N1'-7 Rooms , Bahs-Sl3.95o.
r, % ism ":;":y .; @ "ac @s s.,@ ;@ @ Heart ] % = ]
Be- .3, m % to- baSs @s"a: -b"s ,H%, "% , % and complete win screens and awnings
CATHEDRAL II(,HI,ANDS-S Rooms Bath>-Sl+50o.
throw s IN ] Of % = ;"$; r; % & rs e S:"% '%
f. r "a. @ s" sSs s. ] @ S s$s Hs @
% % 6 ] @ M % = "
WEST OF l4h ST.
Modern Home. Built-n Garage-SlOI5O
= "r tx e &. ~ H.
a hru re Ir bath ! 800 c Dohe' a" perfect condition
lust OFF NORTH CAPITOL. ST.-So 500.
c, Fes ad RsGs sei:R s1se . % = : % 4
$$ss s:s s"as s "a: n:sg
Evening Phone Service lntil Q I'M.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
l4l2 Eye St. NV. Franklin 9503.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
SlO.5tG).
N ,.'0HT.
{ hevv Chase. Md.

SlO.5OO.
{ hevv Chase. Md.
Almost new and IN the mink ~ con
dltron throughout. this modern hHnga-
low home. situated near the Chevy
Chase rmh j. real find II has
fv. large. bright rooms. cozy. open
franlace fun tiled bath. two ronmv
porches. complete screens and avn
ings space for two additional rooms
in large attic. h"t-water heat. cleo
trIrlty. etc. Large lot so hy 1870.
with shrubs. trees. etc. Good terms.
Sl4. 500.
Mass. Ave. Heights.
fine. large home near the new
Cathedral Owner - Army officer who
must leave city and di.pose OF MS
home Al once M Els ht la tsTsf rooms rotdnE
hardwood floors upstairs and down.
omen fireplace cement front norch.
outside pantry with hnllt-ln retrletrS.
tor. fun storage attic. instantaneous
water heater. LARGE BRICK GA
RAGE and MANY other rehns
Colonial stylei tNo.st"ry nricS esI res
70 Inspect ANY
Of These Homes
Call Main $500
Up to Q PM.
ROSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES,
1417 * Street.
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Mass. Ave. Heights.

Well be glad arrange for YOU inspect any of these
1Jomes-thev really worth while.
,a--m 14h and 10th Streets.
aud $ a Brick HON
feet and is o space f
evaipn de n p
hnd anyth Al
\ Beautiful Home.
,ns,at
fireplace with
fitted kitchen with Sultdn
equipped M, baths With 5sitn hEpes WdEote
fomeiv err
Attractively Priced-with splendid terms
xsn IT." oa, S,aty t'se % IL
MckEENER & GOSS.
Realtors.
l4l5 X Street Phone Main 4752.
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FOR SALE-HOt SES.
( lev Gland Park

Sl2.25O.
Cleveland Park.
Sem detached hrlcIl dwelling 1coruerN on
lot IS hN about 100. containing rooms ana
tiled bath screened porches =no ali modrtn
Corv vrnlfn'"= rn' ludn" hot-N ater heat amt
electric I-htnG. aud SURROUNDED ny high
Thr- J. REGARDED a. one Of the lowest
priced properties IN thts near-in cxclusiN .
su uhdlvlslnn.
" n. II. SAUNDERS Co. Inc,
Observation-Disclosures 1851
1888 X ST NV Nam lO16-7.
COLORFD.
\ on have tu live
Some ones house.
WHY not
Live IN Your own:
5000
VIII start vou
Buying one of these
Good Brick Homes
Excellent condition.
Price. $3.50.
\ acant.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
]. DALLAS GRADY.
ao4 ,I4th ST NV.
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RV { Wv ner-

Nv Nv llel l--
PRF-WNR HOME
Enc ELLENT CONDITION.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
s large rooms. bath.
huilt-in garage Just IF
10th street-in old Mt.
PIeasant-most charming
residential section on the
hill within five minutes
walk OF beautiful Rock
Greek Park convenient to
schools. churches. stores.
car line and bus.
Homes in Mt. Pleasant
are scarce. Owner has re-
Gently purchased a larger
house to meet his needs
liberal terms can be ar
ranged. To inspect address
Box l42- NJ. Star office.
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NO FINANCE CHARGES.

Your bank charges you
interest on your loans.
you're paying interest on
those first trust notes on
that house you bought. and
YOU expect the United
States Steel Corporation to
pay YOU interest on that
block Of stock tucked away
III the old tin box, which
represents collateral for
the small loan YOU made
Judge Gary.
When you borrow money
from an automobile mer-
chant to buy a new or used
car-suoh loans being gen
'erallv referred to as the
time or budget plan OF buy
ing-it is reasonable to ex-
pect YOU will have to pay
interest on the loan and
such other additional ex-
penses aS are not included
IN a cash transaction.
Sometimes they may be
camouflaged in the mark
mp Of the selling price OF
the car but these costs
are there just the same and
You can't dodge them-un-
less YOU are dealing with a
philanthropic institution
instead oi d business house.
We don't know OF any
eleemosynary institution
in the D. {. whose charter
provides Tor buying and
selling used cars among its
activities. While we love
our fellow man, we doa't
claim to be philanthro-
pists from 8 am. to 9 pm.
during which hours our
used-car department is
open. Finance charges,
which you will find as rea-
sonable as good business
permits. are in addition to
the prices quoted.
te25-Packa ard SIX Sedan
to25-Pachar ard six Coupe.
ip25-Studebaker Sedan
le24-P&>k ard Eight Limousine
l924-Parkard Six Touring.
ig24-studebaker Sedan.
i923-Pa,,ksrd Six Touring
l923-Apperson Sedan.
a23-Peerless sedan.
la23-Hup. sedan.
l023-Hup. Touring
l820-Packard Twin, TOURING
1o3Q-Cadillac Sedan.
PACKARD.
l707 kalorana Road.
Just off 10th ST.
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ApARTMENTS--FIR. & CNFUR.

i7l9 10th ST. N,W.-oNE. Two AND
three rooms: o4-hour elevator service.
Phone North G2i. resident manager 10.
-Four rooms bath. reception hall. inclosed
porch; no children. Fur. SIS: unfur.. 500
Cot 537l. ---
DESIRABLE BROOM AND BATH: SLEEP
Ing porch ami: % floor detached! house.
or two 3-room apts. furnished or Gntur-
nished; adults. Phone y. 906.N. 3l1b :.
Dakota ave. - = =,
1920 Il ST--MODERN NEW FIREPkOoF
building. "a hour service. near car lines ana
buses. A few desirable one and two room.
hithen and bath apartments at attractive
rates for the summer months, Potomac
1900. ~
bath. lip to Ave rooms private bath: ami.
500 IN. Adams 936s
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DECATuR. 2131 FLA. AVE. &c. =,
s ROOMS AND BATH ............SS $50 80.
3 RooXS. KITCHEN AND BATIl... 53ee
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CoRDCvA, goth AND FLA. AVE.
5 BOOMS AND BATH. .SsS 80
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CARvEL HALL. 1919 K ST.
Room. GRILL AND BATH. 80. $40 .6U
ROOM. KITCHEN g. BATH. S44.5o-S4G.G &c
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VIRGINIA 2icO G ST.
! ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATE. $1,000
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COUNTRY BOARD.
BEAUTIFUL CASTA LOMi

BEAUTIFUL CASTA IONA.
Esssm5epdsd b. m mos 9f the famous sn,
goldfish fountain: Egyptian urns; large
in s sveev roo enr seasss
room il IVORY and blue; Once you coTe
week: ST 80 and $50 for single: $40 and
$40 for double. including meals; For in
reversed. or J.. =. Guertiu. Braddock Heights
Jefferson blvd. Md
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

BETWEEN CALVERT AND BILrMoRE.
Two separate garages. a.
Adams a62. --
So PER MONTH-nEAR VAN ST, BET
Srd and Az. II and = SITS s.w. CHAS. A
CARLISLE No M st. s.w. -
q. AYE: Z SHEPHERD 81. Nw-sIS'
Rear 2116 y st. n.w.-Large. two-story
double brick garage: suitable 70. repair
shop: storage etc: S46 mo.
Rear 1884 New Jersey ave. n.w.-Larse
two history double brick garage: $50.
Bear 1922 eth ct; nv: Sc
Rear 66 ' st. NV; So
Rear 635 II at. s.w.: So.
S20-2le EYE (REAR). 8 CARS.
Sto-2l9 Eye (resr). ears.
S6.5o--Reeves Ct. NV. car.
THOS. d. WALSH,
S15 l1th st. NV. Main 1858.
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

keAg WERa THREE
OLD solDigAe VINO. MN&M
vNg WAR WAS OVER, HAD
TO MAKE YssgtR WAf A.
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nioNv, 10 vs4E Wo0p&
TWO eLEev WtstlE Yet0
TastRo k9pY WATcM. A
ltYyIa MAps M A keD
SAc&@y CANE 70 MIN AND
oAvU tttAa A CLOAK THAT
WOUl0 TAKE MsM
ANYWHERE NC WISHED.
NJ eAvM tag eEccNe
eol0tgR a h1Aosc eu&Sa
AMo TINE YttsNO a aaA0N
WORM. vsGV aeGT A.
pRsNcGeA. essg eYoa9
Y$G MAGIC pVAe&. Wsum
I'VE sEcoea0 co. 0e9a
YaiRo 70 ogv sTs ssg tear
vac @AGsc cAoAk-
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alG NEW YORK AVE.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH. 80. .S43 90
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AVIAN. rTIyEHJoN. III 24th st; .rv
sooSa~ a HtHH1 h3 2F ocot. 81 81 SAG
ss3399NNs K KT41 n hSIhFfi so 1885, il
LARGE ROOMS CLOSETS AND KITCHENS,
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Observation-Disclosures.

MADISON. lT3g EYE ST
l ROOM AND BATH. ....... S4i o0-S43.o&
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MODERN, ONE ROOM. KITC1iENE.r'
and bath----R and 10th ats. NV. Addr
Box 25O-M Star office J =
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L. w. GROOMEs;, 1416 F ST.
MAIN 0f02
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED.
2225 n St. NV, Cor. 2Srd St.
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THREE AND -FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
ALL LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1907 q ST N.E.--3 ROOMS. ALCOyL AND
bath. eIcctrir lights. h.w,h.. newly deco
rated and remodsled near stores and thea
4 GARRETT 9t5 y. Y. ave. Man 9s2.
FIRST FLOOR LIVING RIM. .HEpRM. h.
b. & open porch, fronting on bucn.nsn 81.
cor. Buchanan &. On . bus lines. near both
car lines. Apply iauitor or Adams J $50.
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HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
18th AND Z. CAPITOL SITS.
3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents, $42.5O to $45 per
month. ..-....-
The above apartment is mod
ern. Heat, janitor service and
hot water furnished. Inspection
invited.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc.,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
MOORE {. HILL. INC:
BANCROFT 500 18th ST: nv. "a
3 rooms and bath. non houseEeepinS. $3.50
:, rooms and bath, non -housek eep.ng, G7 90
3 rooms and bath. housekeeping. 5000
LEGATION" $3.50 CONN. AVE. NV.
:, rooms and bath. non house keeping, SU2 90
rooms ard bath. non -housek eeping. 5000
"wEsTFIEl.D.' 3l2o R NV.
rooms and path, $40. $4,000 and o92 5o
rooms ana PAIN. ...... tU.Vc
1899 3oth NV.
rooms ana patn. 80. DR~.OO
. .,,,,,. l l,;J IN! NEWTON NV. ~. A.
1oe% . t|,| R R, IT, INC,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIRST FLOOR. LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN.
Col. 1892. 81
1852 CONNECTICUT AvE.---NlCELY FUR
nished three rooms and bath. electric range.
continuous hot water: price. $50. g.
1911 COLUMBIA RID. NW-3 ROOMS.
kitchenette. private bath. gas. electric light
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Observation-Disclosures

SO 18th ST. N-W--5 RMS AND BATH;
new building: $50.
THOS. d. WALSH,
SIS 18th St. NV Main 1858.
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1905 EMERSON ST. NW.--BEDROoM.
living room. dining room, kitchen, bath.
second noor: detached house: cool. airy ::
$40 mo ljFhf.S
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THE COLORADO.
18th and LongfelloT SITS. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen aud bath. $50 PEI
month: al front rooms. Available May l..
1895.
3406 14th ST.
Two rooms kitchen and bath. on second
floor: newly remodeled and hnished: 500
- DREUNISgER Z SONS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
,W o ROOMS EITCH-

1926 KEARNEY ST. NE ROOMS,
dressing room, ktchenette. tile bath. heat.
light. hot water. private entrance potomac
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wAErUn-R0OMS

WANTED-ROOMS
LADY wants 2 rooms, porch. apt, private:
Unfurnished: reasonable. Address Box
277-M. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN, Government employee. desires
room by 10Th: references IL desired. state
particulars and rate. Address Box 200, M,
Star once. "
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-22
How to Build Our Party B
By Anthony Bimba

not carry on sufficient propaganda
amongst its readers for the party. 1t
did not emphasize to our membership
that they are not fulfilling their duties
when they do not strive to bring new
blood, new members into our party.
Someone may say that it is not neces-
sary to agitate our comrades on such
a simple point; they know 1t anyway,
but it isn't so. We found out from ex-
perience that our own comrades need
agitation, persuasion and propaganda
to make them move to one direction or
another. All of us need to be urged,
to be reminded about our everyday
work and tasks. The party press in
the future must pay more attention to
this question.
It is understood, Of course, that we
cannot and must not disregard certain
party regulations in accepting new
members into the party. We cannot
take in everybody who comes along
and expresses their willingness to en-
ter our movement. We must be on
guard against elements foreign to the
working-class movement.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-22
Finnish Picnic in
Redwood Valley a
Stirring Success
BY a Worker correspondent.

BERKELEY, Cal, June 20.-A Fin
nish picnic organized by the Finnish
Bureau of District IL was held at Fin
nish colony in Redwood valley Satur-
day and Sunday, June IL and ID. Over
300 people attended, workers and farm
ers from Fort Bragg, Eureka, Berke-
ley. San francisco, from the surround
ing country, and some from outside
the state.
Interesting programs were given on
both days with music by the Berkeley
Finnish band, dramatic readings and
speeches. A concert and play Satur-
day evening packed the local school
house to capacity, and was followed
by dance to accordion music In which
modern and the older folk dances were
intermingled. 80
J. Hariu, national Finnish Bueau
organizer, was one Of the main speak
ers. A protest was voiced against the
persecution OF workers and Commun-
lists in Finland and against the exclu-
sion Of working class newspapers from
that country.