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ENTERTAINS AT PARTY

Wayne Carroll entertained &C
friends Thursday evening at a sleigh
ride party. The affair was preceded
BY 6 O'Clock dinner at the Lewis
and Clark hotel. Music during the
dinner wa furnished by Hiss Mabel
Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Carroll,
Mis-. sT. 6. G. Kennedy and Mrs.
Claude Funden assisted in the enter
tanning.
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INSTALL OFFICERS

New officers of the Queen Esther
chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star,
were installed Thursday evening at
the regular meeting with Mrs. Iena
Smith, past matron, acting as install
ing officer.
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VISITS MOTHER

Mrs. Ray Random of jamestown is
il. the city, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. S. J. King. Mrs. King is con-
fined to her home by illness.
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IMPROVES

Mrs. G. +. Wingreene, who has
been seriously i'll at the st. Alexius-
hospital following an operation, is
reported today as being much i'm
proved.
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SLEIGH RIDE. PARTY

The Royal Neighbors\ will give a
benefit sleigh ride party Monday
night. All members are welcome and
are to meet at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Barnes, 4O2 Fifth street, at 8
o'clock.
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ANNUAL RED CROSS MEETIN,

ANNUAL RED IKUSS WEETINE
The annual meeting Of the Morton
county chapter, American Red Cross
for the election Of officers and the
transaction of important business
will be held Monday afternoon ut a
o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. All members Of tie Red Cross
are eligible to attend and vote.
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IMROyES FROM ILLNESS

George Clark, who has been seri-
ously iii at his home on Fifth avenue
with pneumonia, is slowly improv-
ing.
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PARENTS OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Tokach, Jr., of
st. Anthony, are the parents Of Il son
born Friday morning at the Dea-
concss hospital.
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RECEIVERS FROM INJURIES

William Ledgering Of Sweet Briar,
injured several weeks ago in an au-
tomobile crash, is now slowly recov-
ing from his injuries at the Northern
Pacific hospital at st. Paul. It is
expected that it will be several weeks
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. J. S. Broshnahan left Friday
morning for her home in Darlington
after several weeks visit with her
daughters, Mrs. J. A. Gagnon and
Mrs. Eugene Wachtcr,
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away at her home here Sunday morn
ing from stroke Of paralysis. Flu
neral services were held Tuesday
morning from st. Patrick's Catholic
church.
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RECOVERS FROM OPERATION

Francis Ford, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ford, is recovering nicely
from mastoid operation. He is at
the st. Alcxius hospital, Bismarck.
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CHRISTMAS KETTLES orr

The Christmas kettles Of the Sal
walton Army, which are to be used to
raise funds tor Christmas dinners for
the poor, will be placed on the streets
of the business section Monday
morning. The public is asked to re-
port any needy families SO that they
will not be missed when the dona-
lions are made
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LEAVE For ST. CLOUD

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Torrance have
left for Fargo and Duluth where
they will visit relatives. They will
then go to st. Cloud where Mr.. Tor
rance has accepted position.
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Chinese Emperor
Is Seriously iii

Tokyo, Dec. ll-LP)-.Six oxygen
tanks were installed today in the
sickroom Of Emperor Yohihito. in
dicating his condition is critical.
Empress Sadako IS at his bedside.
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RETURNS FROM CHICAGO

DR.. Howard Cohenour of the fed
eial bureau Of animal industry has
returned from Chicago, where he
attended the national livestock ex-
position and a veterinarians con-
vcntiOn.
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Social and
Personal

Y. G. 7. AND AUXILIARY TO MEET
There will be meeting Of the U. C.
I. and the Z. c. T. Auxiliary this
evening at o'clock at the Elks hall.
A dance and refreshments will follow.
The U. &. T. meeting will include ini-
tiation.
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The stricken rulers weak pulse is
causing considerable anxiety. Hear,
stimulants are necessary.
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ENTERTAIN CLUB

ENTERTAIN CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Newton and Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Hintgen entertained
the members of their bridge club at
dinner and cards Thursday evening.
ThV party was given at the Newton
home on Sixth avenue northwest.
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HERE FROM TAPPEN
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Mckee of Tap
pen spent Thursday in Bismarck,
transacting business and visiting
| friends.
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ENTERTAINER, A

ENTERTAINED AT WHIST
Mrs. c. A. Farrell, Eighth avenue
southwest, entertained Thursday aft
ernoon with three tables OF whist.
Mrs. A. S. Rra2da and Mrs. Nick
Labren won honors. Mrs. Buckley Of
Gicndive was an out-of-town guest.
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RETURNS TO HAZELTON
Mrs. II. o. Batter has returned to
her home in Hazclton after Il short
visit in the city.
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STANLEY WITHOUT A BANK

Stanley, N. d., Dee. 1l--GP)--The
First National Bank Of Stanley was
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RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. l.. r. Griffith has returned
from Minneapolis where she has been
t. attend the funeral Of her uncle,
Ed Nichols.
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Mrs J. w. Hofer Of Wishek under
went an operation at the Bismarck
hospital this week. She is getting
along nicely.
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uNDERGOES OPERATION

eral days, left Friday evening 70
! his home at Minneapolis.
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BRAVES ARE
VICTORIOUS
OYER CARSON
Coach McMahan'S Men Roll
Up 1913 ScOre-'R' Squad
Bows to st. Mary'S. 17-I2

In game which showed flashes
Of brilliancy, the Mandan Braves de
feated the Carson basketball quini.
33 to 3, on the Mandan floor last eve
ming. In a preliminary game, tn.
Braves B. squad bowed to the St.
Mary's school team Of Bismarck BY
a II 70 II score.
Mandan showed plenty Of speed in
its playing, although there were !;
number of rough spots which will un-
doubtedly be smoothed out before
the season is over. Coach l.. c. Me-
Mahan used practically every members
of the "a squad in the game and
several of them proved outstanding
players.
Heidi was undoubtedly the star OF
the evening, exhibiting a speed and
cieverncss which completely baffled
the Carson men and rolled up a total
Of II points for his team. Fans went
wild when, during the third quarter
he tossed one through the loop and
then came down the floor only a few
seconds later to reheat the perform
ance.
Carson Mainstays
Schriock and Altman proved to be
Carson mainstays, proving adept a,
working their way close to the bas-
ket, although they seemed unable to
toss the ball through. Carson has /.
green team this year, only one vet
eran, Alderman, being on it, and II
the Grant county team had had a lit
tele better ability at placing shots
the score might have been closer.
Borresen, Scitz and Mcdonald also
were scorers for the Braves during
the first half, Seitz making two field
goals, Borresen two and Mcdonald
one. At the end Of the first half
the score was Mandan Is, Carson l..
1T the beginning Of the second
half, Alderman gave his men their
only field goal, tossing ono in from
under the basket. Heidi then made
free throw and Borresen grazed
the loops for two more points for
Mandan. Heidi handed the Braves
another score short time later,
making the score at the end Of the
third quarter Mandan 20. Carson ;.
Substitutes Used
By this time, Coach McMahan
started shifting the lineup and Civ
ing the greencr men a chance to
show their ability, with the result
that the Braves, with the game al
ready safely slowed away, added only
four more points to their tally.
Tho 1iuanna.
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GOES To CITIES

Mrs. II. +. Smith left Friday morn
ing for the Twin Cities.
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EIGHTH GRADE PARTY

EIGHTH GRADE PARTY
Members of the eighth grade Of
the Central school held their annual
party i'll the school gymnasium
Thursday evening. Dancink was en-
joyed during the supper hour after
which a twohonr sleigh ride up the
Heart river was held.
AT MANUFACTURERS MEETING
Henry G. Schultz, past president Of
the North Dakota Ice Cream Manu-
facturers' association and a member
Of the state executive committee, is
in Minneapolis attending meeting
of ice cream makers from the north
western states.
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AcCEpTC pOSrTrON

ACCEPTS POSITION
Kenneth Preston has accepted q
position with the Klein Toggery.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

before he is able to leave the hos
pital.
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PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD
Dickinson--Mrs. John McAndress,
81 years Of age, a resident OF Dickin-
son for the past 23 years, passct!
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RETURNS TO MINNEAPOLIS

George L. Terrell. who has been
visiting friends in the city for sew
Evening star., 1926-11-24
ONLY REFINED PEOPLE

Reside at Hotel Brighton, the most exclusive
apt. hotel in the select residential section
on the heights: quiet surroundings. yet only
5 minutes downtown; courteous service; In
dining room and lobbies; all rms. outside:
extra large. high. airy and bright: beautiful
count to permanent guests with references
Rates astonishingly low. L to 3 rm.. apis.
by day. month or year Only few available
Act quickly Phone Mr.. Reams. North 1896
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Main 210O. e25 1bth 81. NV.

819 E ST NV
Central downtown; rooming house. eleves
rooms and bath cleo. will install hot-watcS
heat for desirable tenant: S125 month. All
1901 NEWTON ST. NV.
Corner house Of nine rooms and two baths,
rear porches. Reasonable rent.
2l5 SEATOE PL. NE.
Six rooms and bath: S55 month. Just
1924 " ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath: S42 so month
1915 EMERSON ST. NV
Saul's Additions rooms and bath
AZ L ST. Ne
Six rooms and bath s45 month.
Excellent house for congressional people.
Seven rooms, two baths. eIec... gas. INV h.
Six rooms and bath: $50 month.
ALTAMONT ST. Sc
House with plenty of ground; near Good
Hope rd Anacostia; so month.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
ll1s Eye 81. NV. Phone Main 1904.
Continued ON Next PaEe.)
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1878 IRVING ST. NV.
Apt of seven rooms and bath. with
garage; hot-water heat. elec.: tenant fur
nishes heat; $50 month.
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YOUR HIGH-RENT QUESTION SOLVED.
NEW APARTMENTS

YOUR HIGH-RENT QUESTION SOLVED
NEW APARTMENTS
We believe you obtain the greatest value for your money
possible to get Washington today in apartments
Bay and Mass. Sc. between 18th and 18th
All have spacious front and back porches
yards trimmed with shrubs and fenced
yard apartment radio aera already Installed howater
heat and electricity.
Conveniently located graded Schools churches stores
Eastern High School three squares away.
ROOMS Kfr 1 BsrH $4,000 ROOMS kit / BA4H sseoo
SE-zt
? ROOMS scqHTEE Rff Z Bath 1ETH snoo
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2l0O o25 18th St. NV
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1000 NEWTON ST. NE.
Two-famly apis. Five rooms and bath
each. 500 and $55 month. Hot-water
heat electricity.
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3117 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Apt of four rooms and bath h.-w.h..
cleo: tenants furnish heat; $35 so.
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THE NEWARK,
1851 Newark St. NV.
CORNER OF WISCONSIN AVE.
Brand-new apartment, having
latest improvements. Beautiful
outlook, elevator and cafe serv-
ice; Frigidaire in each apart
ment. Wisconsin Avenue car
line passes corner, and conven-
lent to most necessaries.
2 r., k. and b, $3.50 to $65.
3r., k. and b, $85.
Ready about Dec. 1st.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21O0. 925 18th st. NV.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST

KEW GARDENS. 9th AND QUE SITS. NV;
Refined apartment having switchboard
service, cafe: resident manager on p prem; n
lseS. rooms. kit. q. a. and bath. SOB 90
corner of Wisconsin ave.--,Brand-new
apartment. having elevator and cafe serv-
ice each apartment equipped with Frigid-
9 rooms Kit. and bath .S57 so to Se5. 90
8 rooms, kit. and bath. ........ SS5 90
THE HUNT1NGToN-s7l5 14th ST. NV
Most 1oon rac snd In the ty ~
THE ELwooD-1421 18TH ST. NV
Doyntown apartments rooms. kitchen
nH rooms. Gasn kitchen and bath 5000
THE MARNE-l3th AND BELMONT SITS.
N.w--Flve fireproof apartment build:
ing; elevator service: near Central High
school; 4 rooms. kitchen and bath Se5 90
rooms rooms Kitchen and and bath. ...:... $50
1897 CENTER ST. NV. BETWEEN 14th
AND 10th SITS. Just north of Meridian
Rent very reasonable. rooms. kit
1875 ,MINTwoop PL. NV rooms. rec
Ait; room. n kit. .O and nd'f bath Ss5o
1901 L, ST. corner Bladensburg I'd
2 rooms. kit and bath .S42 so
2esa 14th ST. NV rooms. kit. and
bath ............. 100
$500 11th ST. Nw--5 rooms and bath.
porcn'' = .Soo.uo
1905 LANIER PL. N.w.-2 rms. kit. d a..
bath ............ $65 90
16 nth ST. N.E-2 rooms. kit. and
bath ................... S45. 90
1851 ,GIRARD ST. NV rooms. kit: and
/ room. kit and bath h........... " 1000
4lo 18th ST. NE-New building. ready
for occupancy. containing Groom. kit. and
bath apartments S42 50 to S47.50
73a NEWTON ST. Nw-1 room, kit. din
ing alcove and bath. $40 90
24sl 18th ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
BATH. SOU.Uu
5o2 II ST. NE.-5 rooms. kit. and
% H ST. Nw.-5 rooms and bath. $40 90
.UL CO.,
o25 18th St. NV.
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81l 10th ST. NV.
Two rooms kitchen and bath, h.-wh..
cleo. S33 to $40 month.
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300 WARDER ST. NV.
Excellent corner apartment. New, One
square from Soldiers Home Park. Two
rooms. kitchen, bath and reception hall
$50 month.
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31e St NE rooms and bath. ami.
WAPLE & LEwEY.
1lO5 Vermont Ave. Main 1O26O.
55 QUINCY PL. NE-8 ROOMS. BATH
h,w;h,; elec.: garage: Just papered and
2soe 9th st. n.w.--s rms, rec: hall
renoyate where necessary. SIi5.
37Ol 14th st. n.w.-9 rms. bath. h.-w h
cleo: front and side porches; large yard
cleo: built,in garage: SIS.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1884. 1909 L st. NV.
1909 Goth ST. NW-LARGE SIX-ROOM
and bath house, excellent side and rear ward ::
convenient to downtown section: $3.50 per
month.
1882 Park rd. n.w-Excellent Groom and
bath house. ami: conveniently located rea-
sonable rent.
2bath house. double brick garage 1H ne resi eac
Dental section: 500 per month.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave NV Main 1885,
1746 CORCORAN NV.
rms. and b.. h.-w.h. .......... $500
800 A ST NE.
rms. and b.; INV h.. elec. ....... $50 90
. "a, 5th ST Sc
rooms and bath. Key at 740. :. . .S42 80
$50 9th ST. Sc
rooms and bath. h................S $50 90
o 421 n J. AVE. Sc.
141e F ST. NV
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s217-32e1 CONN. AVE, READY ABOUT @
Dec. 15-New five,story elevator build
fnes. tile baths. built-in fixtures. e-o so
$rr KIT ;, rec, rec h. h. 3 b sbs.5o to IS 90
MARYLAND coURTs-sth and MD; AVE
SaE;nr SEml Elevator and switchboard service.
Ready for occupancy about Dec 2;
Apartments of ! room ,n and andr PAN sao 80 20 30
sGoms s45o. A''ene" anu 'H'
s4S7e4l o Ge'h h5Is St SWHATFFo NyF AT FoSs2BwAAY Ss2BTwAAEYE
we arranged and canysn1ena r9gm apf5msenas oeasf0n
rooms. rooms. Hitchen and bath. 49,. $3.50
90. 14th ST. Nw-3rd floor: five rooms
g. and paths. ................' $3.50
THE suNBURy i 1912 N ST. NV
downtown apartmenL euididhtnSb d ha,b s575o
esoo T, ST. Nw-AM apartments being re-
Sodde ddeecorated rents lust reduced. s.soo
3 rms kit. and bath ..'.'.'' S1ooo
1924 CONN. AVE NV rooms. kit N5o an6 I'd
ea!n; soom and semi: private bath. 5000
ru.YroNTE. ol1s ST NV. near Du-
roo3F ,shsn k.snsn and and bath bath ss9 $3.50 GO
1912 VERNON ST N.w2 no ICONS Isd kiscnen &c so
and bath. ......'... s4o'oo anu S'-o0
,s,b BELMONT ST. NV rooms. kitch, b
en- and bath. 49,. '''''0
w, COL. RD. NV rooms, kitchen and
psso room, kit and bath. 1000
1891 BELMONT ST NW-Ap3Fs'menlt ,s ,sls jUsi .nd
~nches: . rooms. kit and bath. So2 90
oako " H. AVE N.w.-2 rooms. kitchen
hath. SSOsSO
goo LAMONT ST NV rooms. kit. and
o%S BATH .................. .s4s6o
,-o7 9 ST. NV rooms and bath. SOS 90
1859 PARK BID. N.w-o rooms and soo m
hath. norcn. .......''' SSo'oo
B. F. 81
Main 2loo.
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COLORED.

NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-6 LARGE
rooms and bath. 3 large porches. Rent. $40.
Near 14th and Allison sts.--6 rooms and
bath. porches. garage. Rent. $65 owner to
retain rOOm.
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20 11th 81 NV

Central downtown on wide street
Excellent second floor apt. of five rooms
and bath suitable for residence and busl-
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THE BERLIN,
7 IOWA CIRCLE NV.
Central downtown. Apt. Of five rooms.
kitchen and bath. front sos. Two rooms.
kitchen and bath. $40 month.
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54O6 CONNECTICUT AVE.
One-half square from circle. Front apt.
of four rooms and bath newly papered
and painted.
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST.
Excellent building. convenient to down
town. Splendid neighborhood. Completely
Apt. of one room kitchen and bath, $40
one room kitchen. bath. dressing room with
Murphy bed, $3.50 to $45. See resident
manager, Apt. 6.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
FINEST APIS. IN CITY.

FINEST APTS. IN CITY.
AT the Lowest Rent-see the Argyle
looking parks. 5 minutes walk to Rock
Creek Park. convenient to stores. schools
and churches completely detached all out
side rms. tile baths. hardwood floors. open
fireplace.
and beautiful g1assed and screened sleeping
porch. open fireplace. for only $S5.. Every:
Act quickly. See ianitor. 18th and Park
rd. n W., or phone Col. 57S2-J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE PORTSMOUTH,
173b NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
4 rooms and bath. $50 90
room and bath. .................. 1000
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1916 KALORAMA RID. NV.
Four rooms and bath porch, newly dec
GRATED. so month.
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FOR COLORED.

219 BIZ st. e.w.. 500 90 per month
1241 n. j. ave. Sc. 1900 per month
Ill II st. s.e.........-. $500 per month
S22 Half ST. s.w. 90 - per month
AZ 8 "a ST. s.w. ........ 30. 80 per month
r. ]. QUINN.
Room 204 Mills Bldg, 18th & Pa Ave. NV.
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THE GREENSBORO,
1914 18th ST. NV.

Excellent apartment house: modern serv-
ice: within walking distance of Government
departments. Two rooms, kitchen and bath
three rooms. kitchen and bath.
Very reasonable rentals. Resident man.
ager on premises. Elevator service.
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1921 EUCLID ST. NV.
One square from Ceptral High School
and half square from Nth st. car. Four
rooms with porch. S57 80 monthA
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s4o7.e,ll 2o,h ST. NWyrrHtA4EFo Al Fos9Rwl S9TwAlRYE
WeII arranged 3 and 4 room apartments
in cleveland rark .rG Gonysnien' hst5 ioss!.Ga 80
3 rooms kitCher and bath ... $3.50
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212O p ST. NV.
Near Dunont Circle-Excellent apt: OF
five rooms and bath with porch. $3.50.
References REQUIRED.
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KEW GARDENS. 9th AND QUE SITS. NV;
service, cafe; resident manager on prem
ises. 2 rooms kit. q. a. and bath. S55 90
The Washington times., 1926-04-05
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When girls deny that they pet,
Gambler looks upon them as
!. liars. Unless he Is 1attered and
petted BY girl. he drops her
ike 81 hot potato" and rushes to-
another girl Tor soIace, or for
gets the annoyance in drink.
Would this type of love bring
YOU peace or lasting Joy, girls
Perhaps Lone Wolf Is nearer
right when he suggests that it's
woftll while to try to live up to
ideals Of loyalty and sweetness.
reserve ana deIicacy, that d man
worthwhile respects these quail
ties in woman and seeks them
in the woman he loves and weds.
Which type Of love win make
you happier In the long rum
After all its up to you, isn't it,
For the kind Of love you prefer
is the kind you are sure to at
tract by your charm and clever.
ness, your conduct and yoEf
character.
The Washington times., 1926-04-05
How Can Real
Affection Be
Won Best?
By Beatrice Fairfax
VINO occupies . unique posltiOn In
the writing worId ~ IN author

Who occupies . unique posltiOn In
the writing werId as an author
lty on problems Of love.
WIE1E word love has q thousand
definitions. Even when mar
rowed In meaning to designate
the emotion Of fascination be.
tween man and woman, love,
as viewed by various individuals,
varies utterly in its characters
tics.
To one person It is an unset
fish ennobling emotion. an in
spiration to express the very best
qualities of individuality.
To q second person, love may
be a light hearted, amusing. thrill.
ing game, with tragic possibili.
ties, similar to the efforts OF q
moth to fly near the fascinating
flame. A third person may have
an idea of love that Is base and
unworthy.
Here are letters from two men
who have different ideas regard
ing the winning and holding of
q woman's love. On only one
point they agree: That a girl
can be popular whether or not
she pets, provided she has charm.
Each letter states certain
philosophy OF love. Which sis
correct? With which If either.
do you agree?
Dear Miss Fairfax, >, writes
Gambler. ''In my opinion. pet
ting Is neither essential to popu-
larity nor detrimental In winning
q husband.
The average man reasons that