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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
SnDmrn ballitmS
erOnnnt
SpIinIistit toiluoiuut pGGieiuGmiG
ballitnfIeen.

iNNfef
gtoipoaja fertoo Iaaneenla 'Suo-
mestd ieuroowon idbtoianomutie-
Don:
"Seliinfi, = 9tiibimGen umpltma
torpebonfinnoiStn eousfunnaSia teb
oDn pGlifpipnlpfien tofin on balli-
ms fltfi8tllnltt. SoiioIistien Dollitrf
ieen menenliiestG on tpafamoa pob-
ointao."
g. 9. II. ontan rtutiien iobOoStu
ieitroolpon Ielitbfien:
"9fiibillGen omputlotnrpeteb-
toalto teb0pt fuwoIlufiet omot iiinG
maGrin iGrfpttGueet npfpi8tG balGi-
tusto, etta Ic fntIoi porbonfii erotu.
8oitIi felpoumottonlien on1nnfiien
tpolmistltStd ia titoen mDpnttd toll
Iiimpollo binnolla fltin mitG mnf-
fofpot ulfomaiIIa moImistetltt emf
luoffoiIet ommufiet, on tebtuun iob
taia &ebpoIa oiutoperieniu fansiu
tpGGrentGnpt tebtoon firjonpiOon, Il
ten fiertGen tltIoiperoien mofiomi-
fen. &GmGn ioGooSto eousflinnaSia
tebtD pGlitpiDn1s on oibeuttanltt
DolIitiispulun."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
Thurs. Dec. 2. 1926
SOntOpn antOmObiilit tappaiuat
paiiuittaim.

SOnton. - &eSfinlGGrin tolme
tuoleuontopausta iattlti So1toosia
pdipitt6in muoiineliGnnetien oifa-
na, iofa pGGttpi ipDSflulsia. SGn1
maStaa tabta fitoIIutta pdnudsiG
mime muonno.
8utolualaatuiiin tapoturntia ia
man lpuoiinelidnpefien aitana of
269, fun taaS ei-pafulpia tupatur-
mia tnpabtui 26,727.
&otumaumtt opat ai6eltttaneet
20 fuolemao moottoripp0r1t ~,
pfiitpi8mniunlt rs ia tnpnraudnf-
fitrit 81.
SobOefiu8ia flutfnuoeSio, jofo
pddttpi ippSfliu8io, tuppoipnt moot
torinionelpot 500 benfilod 9fcp
0orfin faouiIIa. GGmd tefee fcSfi-
madrin PIG pGipittain. 0ofuflu1n
oifana iGmoitettiin, ctta 8 la8ta, al
le 16-muutioita, fuoIee iofaiien fab
Sen pdipGn aifann ia etta 81 Io8to
louffoutlut jofa pGimd. 9tGnG luput
omnt md6entpneet iitte mime muo-
oen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
gtclja iuanfia farannnt @iscOnIinin
iuanfilasta.

Oeo0iIon, &is. - @ar1ain pf.
% pm aantuno nelid tpanfia forfaii
Oane.foltntin monfilasta ipoput-
teen. &un pieni foia ioboioltboja
lop0ettiin monfilm Iottiollo, buo-
mottiin nieSten menneen pofomat-
falIe. Seti tGnGn I0pOon iGfteen an
nettiin bdlpbtpsmerfti.
Ioliiiit ia mainitlin tountin pi-
runomoiIet etIipGt faronneita @teld-
@isconiinisto, WliIpoiifeeSto ia
Gbicogosto. Se ipartioitpot tortosti
foiffio tpoltoteitG ia raio-oientiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
9iantnteiSen pnjamicbille blenncttt
palffad.

Chicago. - gbicogosta Idnnelle
fitIfetpoo If routotiet1 on nostoniit
poioniiesteniG poIffoia pboestd fol-
meen ienttiin tintio fobti. gsoin
100000 miestd tuIee bpotbm66n
pIennpfIestd, iOfo nOuiee tuuoIittuin
100000 oOIIariin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
&antOnilaiiet aifoluat fOfu &iinan
iualloittamista.

&antonin punaisten pallanflt
molrfieIIisten ioutfojen jo9taia, fen.
roali &ui-ibef, Ioltiru erd1lle bnas-
tottelijoIle, ettG bGnen arnteijonia
loSfee aieet mosta iitten, fun fofo
Selma on Walloitettrt.
@allitusobielnoSia te60GGn iltit-
ria mlutofiia. &aiffi npfDiiet iopi-
nutfiet bDlGtGdn orpottomino. lllfo
naalaiiiIta/ otetoan faiffi oifeuoet
poiS Min fonieiSiioonei6in fuin mui
5infin nG60en. &iinolaiiet tlontioiS
hlimet nimitetdGn mGGrGGpifii Of
feu5loitofiifii.
@aitii nGitd, pprfipdt malIonfu-
moufielliiet mnifitttamaon ettG i'm
pcriali8mi fufi8tetaGn fofo muuiI-
moSto. ariStiml8foa mostaan Ell fen
ronIiua trtnnu oIetpon nitGGn eri-
foi5tn observation-disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
Snnlniinn rat6aSiunrfanOen n6ri
fuDllnt.

Chicago. - Soiepb 8O6niaf, io-
ia oil eniipdinen funmoIliien ritot
len u9ri 1922, l0p6ettiin fuolleena
iofu palma ittten. S1neIlG oil repol
peri f6OesidGn ionfa Iltoti oil Ia
-b6aen p11niG. Sefonin
lultllaan iobtuneen iiitG olatitIoiilu
Oe8ta minfG moltoon moinittlt tllto-
rutoinen ioutui ennenflatIltmatto-
man pnrfol10en iob6oSto.
8o5nioftn fun1mollinen tobtoIo
berGtti oifoinnnn iltltrta buonliota
SGn oil ollut fotiinpalultnatfalla
tltttotpan lltoto fun neliG mtestG of
bD0fGnnpt DGnen fintppultniu ia II.
tonut iilm1nid jonfa iGlfeen ban of
tltntenltt florotormin boluo ia men
nDt toiuttoHufii. &un bGn oil be-
rGnnpt, of rifollinen Ieiffous toimi
tettlt ia bGn mafoii ruutatien tuie-
reSiG erGGn iiIlan olGn Gbicugon
Ioitofnitpitngilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
@IuaniariStbfiet nnOistniuut Slrmc-
niasia.

Ioipsn iaria maaniGriStpfiid td-
riiptti S(rmeniua mlutamina pGilpi-
nd. @iimeiiet tdrinat opot ollect
noin puoIefii Min fotpio fltin ne,
iotfa tapabtltipat fltufouii iitten.
2(ruellonn ettG moonidri8tpfiet
poimnt ai6euttoa 9(rurotin muoren
pltrfoltfien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
@iseumiinin MISUNDERSTANDING
eb6otcttn ntnntofIia tebtGiuGfii.


MiIportec, isis. = 8altion
Iaiitloooinnallinen fomiteo on eb-
oottointt iaurio ntitltofiia tebtdmdf-
Fl ballihtsiGriesteIm6sid emf piio-
ben loinIontiiofunnnlle. Wtainithi
fomitea ipalittiin fptirre lainIoatiio-
frnnon alotteesta iiind mieIesia. ct
ia Ie tittfii ntit6 ntinttofiio oIiii teb-
ttiu1. Se on tiittinpt ballitiis- ia
iuerotltsidriesteImdd ia tiiIee mltii-
tofIio eboottonoon. llieitd pirostoio
htlloan eboottomoon poistettdpafil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
"SeitIcman gScljeStG" Guslannin-
fielellG.


mltiStettoneen, uieomman puoOen
ajan fdGntdnpt ~SeitienlGG meljeS-
ii" englannitii. &ddnn0s on jo jon
fun aifao ollut Walnliinn ia nDttem
min on mposfin englontilaiien fuS-
tontaian iaanlinen teotielle marmen
tltn1tt. 91Gin ollen on taitelija W}ot-
ionin ilutri tpo, jofa merfitiee iuo-
firjoIliilul0en tltnnetltfiite-
feniiel(e ongIoiafiilaiieSio moail-
masio atnon erifoiSta pnlmeIustn,
jo1trmoSio lopuIliieen p6Gt0fieen.
lluoen Suomen bnoStatteliiaIle
on Bra Motion fertonit:
9lIoitin fdGnn0stp0n 2ontoos-
ia ippSfuu&in 1923 ia iaman muo-
Oen IoPuIIn Iupulttui SuomuIuiien
airioIliiilu1oen G0iStGniSro6oSto,
fdGnn6SnGptteitG inatrnon amusta-
moan tDGtGni. S8iioentoisto flrifnu-
Sen fitluttuo, joltIufursia 1924, OF
fGGnn0S wolmiStltnut, duff oil oi-
fomufIenu, ettG @erner S06eritr6n1
0p. juIfoiiiii &ilpen mestoriteofien
anglanni1fieIiien fGGnn6fien ia Ie-
pittdiii len SltoneStn fGiir. 2un
fuitenfin. 9ontooSin ioontieni fofe-
nutsten mlfoon tGtG mGnetelmGd
fGpttGen Diff oIlut poifeo iaoiput-
-on buomottopaupoo menestnstd
firjomorffinoiIlo,
EutIottiin miiioommnfii lttopun tGstG
ilrlutnitelmoSto.
= &epGGGIG 1926 teoS of erGGn
Iontoolaiien fu8tontoion tarfostetta
mana, iofa fititenfin pitfGn burfin-
non iGIfeen tltli iilfaiietniieen NIB
BEN fieIteiIeen ttlofieen. Sen iGlfeen
paronteIin ia toioitteIin fGGnnostG
nltltn tp0n IomoSio.
- &ustantoion iaontinen ei fltt-
tenfnnh ole belppo. On ipDtd 9lto-
ettG fustannusolot gng-
lonnisia opot iefd tefii6n ia fddn-
tGi1n ettG fuStantajan itieniG fon-
malta iperrottomosti paifeonmot
frtin eIint. SuomesIo SGnG ioattoo
fltulita ibneelliieltG, mittta plDeeno
olepa oiiuintila on fllitenfin ielitet-
t1piSIG. 0leiio ostao oipan miiti-
ipGbGn pofonoa firiaIIi-
Iultta; pGG6uonlio fobOistitu ieniat-
lionifirjolliirtltteen, iofa raiottomin
menestpnlismob0 ob0olliiititfiin ballit.
lee marffinoito. SitGpoitii fuStpnta
jain muofra-, poinatits-, poperi- b.
M. menot opat nlonin perroin for
feantntot fltin lIeisio mltiSia palti-
oisia. SGntG foiffi on ontonltt pob-
ion II. /. ogenttiiGriesteImdlle, iota
fGptetGGn f6iifirinitrfiia
Igenttii on erG1nloinen
reportteri, ionfa tebtGlpGnG on rrf-
fla ielmiIle fitstontoion erifoiSbor.
rastltfIet, D1nen DtlitDtnet ntotin-
ia, mielialanIo, liitfeen toIouoelliiet
eoelIptpflet ]. n. e. iefG iitten Iopi-
lposIa tiIoiiuu0esIo tebod firiailiion
fitstannitsiopimlts, "Seitie
m6n ueliefIen" f1Grnofieen nGboen
ei neutrality-suspicious. otunsto mot
nut o6ottoo poIioo, fosfo oiionomoi
fen ogentin polffio diff iiipistiiniit
mGbGiieen. Qnfoi 10 nGpttGG iiItd, ct
ia f6Gnnos iGiii jofo ninun boltiut-
nj tai Iitten pitfdfii oifoo fuIfemoun
fltstantainIta fiistuntaiolle. :
= gept on aiia inuritt onnelliien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02

pddstiin porostu tietd fiistontoiien
bbtepteen. 9liio on npt iGriestpnpt
fiten, ettd oIen tebnpt $OIser
ScbiIotin fansio iopiutitfien, ionfn
mitfuon bdlt ottan fddnnofien fiis-
tonnettuipofIecn iefd buOIebtii ia.
malta fen IeipittGniiestd uripODol-
tuiIem eneIantiIuiien ftstoutoicn
fouttu unsIOIufIiIaiiire mortfinOiI-
Ie. 81. .. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02
WtuSfuiuasIu ennnstetaan Snrfin-

WtosfolunsIa ennnstetaan Snrfin-
Stalian iOtaa.
9tiifa. - Mosfonon erGGt leboet
firioittotpot outinaiieen topoania
tpoimoffoito firjoitlfiin Curtin
sytoIion io6osto. SelittGesiGGn fam
folle t6tG "marmosti eoesiGoIepaa
fantppoilua" ielittGtuGt firioittaiot
@nglonnin olepon fen tpanban Ton.
nan, iofa Iietioo StoIioa iotoon. &tr
ioittoia ianoo Curtin ia 8ennidn
p66sIeen Soesian fonferensiisio pf-
iimieIiIppteen ia ieiioipon pboistp-
nein mointin Sytnlion ipostaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-02

Snriuan iGriuen fitimaamiielln iual-
loitettn iuiljelDfielle maata 1888
ia, tnstannnsten ollesIa 1,276,299
inf.
Sofofltltn 19 p:nG of SSltripon
iGripipbtion oioffant futiuttu &irfon
fDlGn geuoriioIeuron toLolle otto
moan MT Dalmistuneen tpon mas
tuon. MISUNDERSTANDING puo.
lesta of lGsnG iniinoori Scbro6e-
rus rDbtpen iobtomoan fofousto.
Siirimme moanipilielnsiniin0ori 8.
u. SpriGnen tefi ieItoa Srrman
iGrtuen fitiDaustpon inoritrfieSta,
iofo npt onnelliieen loppuun Ilori-
tettitna jGG eoelleen oiofasten iolos
tettalpotii. Saa.olo, iofa tGnGn tp0n
talttto on iaotit lpiljelDfielle mob-
ooIIiiefii on 1892 ia, iosta
1864 ia j6ripiroion uIfopuolello,
iGGOen iiis idrtpioioffniIIe panbasIo
Sltnposio 1231,09 ia ia Sy6rnen-
pGGn manttoaIeille 104,5S ia pnnG
II. |. poIffiomao 1877 ia, iofoutuen
4,7501 manttaaliIle. 8onbon Sur.
man p1oleIlo omistaa iGrpeG TO-
1898 monttoalio.
&ustonniifiet otpot 1,276,299 :29
DnnG tGmGn liiGfii topoturmoipofuit
tusmofiut. geGin on iiis t6nt6 Ia
beS 80 ipnottn ipireiIl6 olIut fiti.
poustpo tunniallo Ioppitiin iltori-
tettii. q. 8. ~
SOenInnn-S -SntOfnmmnn raSnlla
oiuot tpot fdpnnisiG SoenIrtusto 81.
perrin ia &itisiaruen pitaiien ra-
jam ia on tdlld oiaIIo moot6istG
roin 70 proienttio tpoImiino, mie-
mdrit pGGoiiusio poIntiino ia rotuu
fisfoitettit 6 filOmetriG, mittto estcc
nd on S0Dti0iien funutpon bIi rofen
nettoipa iiIta, iofu ndbtdtuGsti Ioo.
oaan pnImiifii bubtifltin Ioppi,un
mennesi1 emf ipiionno. re- q lt)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11
GOVERNOR Al is
GLAD THAT HUGE
WEDDING IS OVER
Recalls His Own Marriage
rs Years Ago-It Wasn't
So Fine.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 11.-Gov-
ernor AL Smith. hale and homespun,
settles back in a plush-covered chair
at the executive mansion.
1t is all over, the gorgeous $50
ciety' wedding of his eldest daugh-
ter, Emily, and the wealthy Maj.
John Adams Warner, superintendent
Of the Governors State police.
Not one tint had been lacking
from the glory and circumstance and
pageantry. 1t was perfect, as mod
ern weddings go. And now the last
statesman and social dowager had
departed. the farewell echoes Of
band music.Nhad died away.
Recalls His Own
Governor Al brushed at a trickle
of sweat and musid on his own mar
riage these twenty-six years ago to
pretty Katherine Dunn in New York
Citys Bronx.
automobiles? Band? Caterers?
Gold braid, arched swords, and all
that? Listen, son-I rode to my
wedding on the Third Avenue
elevated" Governor Al Chuckled.
II was a subpoena server for the
commissioner of jurors in New York
City then. Twenty-six years old,
and making about SO day.
About a thousand people came,
/ guess. Nobody waited for an in
vitation.'
Reverend Father Kean married
us. Then we went to Katherine's
two-story frame house up at 10th
st. and Third Ave. for dinner. Here,
too, everybody came who could get
in.
Honeymoon? Sure
Honeymoon? Sure We had a
honeymoon. Down at Bath Beach,
in South Brooklyn. Bath Beach
was Niagara Falls 70. the Bronx
and the East Side then
Governor All was proud of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11

The Chinese still hold spectacles in
superstitious reverence. and to be
polite it is considered correct to re-
move them when greeting a social
superior.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11

fine wedding which his eldest
daughter Emily had. So was Emilys
mother.
Just as proud as they were of the
wedding to which Al rode on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11

Third Ave. elevated, back yonder in
his subpoena-serving days-long be-
fore he had much Of an idea of be-
ing Governor or President.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11

This week we are featuring number of beau
tifu dresses at $685. and 1895. Included in
this lot are the newest chic styles for the
miss and youthful slenderizing styles for the
matron Assortment includes silks, crepes
and tubs in the latest colors and prints Sizes
16 to As.
Evening star., 1926-04-29

| 1911 WEBSTER ST--Second floor front.
| near bath; newly furnished; garage .sN. ayah-
3455 HoLMEAD, PL. = Nicely furnished 1,dnhei
room ps.ate "a, family y a6 suitable for sentlsmmsn'
| s34 MADISON sT. N.W-Pleasant front
room; convenient to two car lines; electric
ity: reasonable.
WooDRIDGE, 1906 LAWRENCE ST, NJ
S3s Potomac I554W. --------
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - Beautiful front
s99m si1r TO gentleman. S@5 monthly AdamS aa.
1880 BILTMORE ST.-Charming room with
large porch III beautiful private home; all
convonlences. l.
per week; two front rooms. 90.
bath. porch: Ink: S45. |
. 1912 On N N.W.-LaEFe. nicely fur hall d9. room.
md floor: cleo light; 81 week: !9- -
~ NEw HynsTd YORK AVE 5oo
5510 Tth NM large. clean, bright IN X
rooms. entire End floor. TO couple: $50. 29'
lI6 4th ST. NE furnished rooms. :
Ink. 29s
1922 MAsSACHU USTEES AVE. NW.-Single
room. $50: large front room. $40.
1918 VERMONT AVE. (Thomas Circle)--
Room with twin beds; men preferred: ami:
1907 l. ST NW-Large furnished room.
twin beds; suitable for two. ;,o-
ISL ST N.Y.; Apt SYN ya or without
oel7 18th ST. N.W.-Room and garage III
private family: reasonable.
354I 10th ST. rooms for Ink; hot
water heat. electricity: reasonable: adults.
1913 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-slngle room and
brick garage. SIG month. Col. 1569.W.
single rooms; always hot water. So
1lo6 22nd NM rooms and bath. fur
nished for Ink. $50.
IO9 c ST. ,s,E.-,Two large; for Ink. near
II. 0. B., all car lines: no children.
1923 10th ST. Nv. furnished rooms for
Ink on second floor.
1927 HARVARD ST. NV rooms. III X.
End floor. $40 month. Adams 45S5.
I747 p ST. N,w.-Attractively furnished.
large. bright rooms; well kept home.
439 10Th ST. N.E.-Room next TO bath:
gentleman preferred. Phone Lincoln 2190.
47O2 9TH ST. N.W-Bedroom. kitchen.
front: ami: new house: $40 month. 30'
1ie7 MASS. AVE. N.W-Comfortablc room
for young couple or two girls: ami 800
21Ol ST. N.W.--Lovely front room. pri-
vate family. -
l242 18th 81. N.W.-Large room. second
soor. near bath; S1S month. 29'
1OI7 9th ST. N.w.-Large front rooms for
Housekeeping running water and bath. 20.
FOR MEN ONLY-A nice large room. in the
ment offices. 926 18th st. NV. Rent only
$50 PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
aE6 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-04-29

)ODRIDGE. 1906 LAWRENCE ST, Ne
rooms and kitchenette. home privileges;
I,t
Evening star., 1926-04-29

1880 BILTMORE ST-Charming room with
large porch III beautiful private home: all
Evening star., 1926-04-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


223 PA. AVE. S.E.4 ROOMS AND BATH.
electricity. gas. h.-w.h.. back porch.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH VACANT MAY
/. 3407 14th st. NV. modern improve
THREE ROOMS KITCHENETrE AND
bath apt third floor front: good condition.
North 1863. Cleye. GA.
Evening star., 1926-04-29

152 9th ST. S.w-3 rooms, Ink; SIS 90
per week; two front rooms 20"
Evening star., 1926-04-29

1910 COLUMBIA ROAD-Cheerfui south
room; all conveniences: instantaneous hot
Evening star., 1926-04-29

TIyERTON. 1I2I e4th ST.
NEW ~ bIltnING sv T9RTH SOB OF RI 2Sv AVE
I ROOM GRILL. hath . . .S3T 81 $40 81
! Boo00M; KIT, BATH i.... s5dd.5o-sdd5s
NOT A DARE ROOM IN TIE BUILDING.
LARGE ROOMS. CLOSETS AND KITCHENS.
Evening star., 1926-04-29

tA43 CAlV VERT- Front room. southern ex-
Dosure. single beds: another room. Conttnu-
hot water also garage l.
Evening star., 1926-04-29

1909 18th NV. (Mass ave Front, single
double next bath: remodeled: continuous
bot water: walking distance downtown
Evening star., 1926-04-29

~ Sth ST. N.E.-Attractive room. ami 81.
private family: telephone: , car lines: walk
lnE distance Government buildings: gentle
Evening star., 1926-04-29

CARVEI HALL. 1915 4 ST.
ROOM. GRILL AND BATH $4,000
l ROOM. KITCHEN & BATH. S4450-S47.5o
Evening star., 1926-04-29

iToi PARK RD.--To lady. front room in
2nd- floor apt: southern exposure: cool: at
tractively furnished: homelhle. Col. 1896 NJ
Evening star., 1926-04-29
WANTED-ROONs AND BOARD.

REFINED YOUNG WOMAN with child, age
5: must be some one to look after child all
day: northwest section: reference also privi-
lege of living room and telephone. Address
Box 372-K. Star Office. 30s
JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICER wants room
i'll private family with intelligent people, for
the practice of English Address Box 325-K.
Star office 30s
Evening star., 1926-04-29

S32 COLUMBIA RD-Largr. completely
private bath; all modern improvements; S33.
Evening star., 1926-04-29

335 WEBSTER ST. Nw-Attractive room,
private home: no other rooners. convenient
lar and bus lines; prefer man settled
woman Z - mouth: breakf fast arranged. 30S
Evening star., 1926-04-29
RENT ItOONkS-FURNISHED.

1911 WEBSTER ST-Second floor front.
able. Board nearby. ~.
3455 HOLMEAD pL- Nicely furnished
room. private family: suitable for gentleman; :;
rca snnahla Col olQ0-W w
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CoRDovA.- 10Th AND FLA. AVE.
ROOMS AND BATE. .......... .SS7 so
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2 rooms. kitchen and bath in. new cor
iightfui location: cool in Summer. overlook
ing Rock Creek Park at the Million-Dollar
Bridge: near 2 car lines and bus lines:
best rental In neighborhood. See them day
and night,
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is13 NV. Apt. Neatly furnished.
water: private entrance. Call after 5: price
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STANLEY ARMS-12th St. above Mass
ave; just completed. Now listing for, hne
vator. Apis consisting of ent. hail large
liv:, rooms; dressing closet equipped with
bUilt-in bed. bath, kitchen-about half with
dining room and half with dining alcove
Apply early
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BETHESDA. MD.-Choice, new apts.. 2
rooms. kitchen. bath: ami. suburban. m
VitiDg: reasonable.
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I747 IRVING ST N.w.-Large front room
With private bath: hot water, ELECTRICITY
Phone Col. S13-J &Ss
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THE GORGAS-Ga. ave. and Aspen ST. q
rooms hou sekeeping with reception hall and
bath: ami. Inspection invited: only one
unoccupied.
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1927 IT, l. AVE-Cuol hay window front:
southern exposure; one or two gentlemen:
summer rates
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

'6S CHURCH ST. dupont Circle Com
rtable room. next bath. continuous hot
ater; gentlemen: also garage. Franklin
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4O2O l4th ST NV. Apt. :}--Beautifully
furnished room in new apartment private
Re,4 tl1--
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room. twin beds. ami. near Ilth and Park
td; very comfortable; couple employed or
gentlemen. Phone Col. HoS2 o9s
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12IO 18th STREET NV.
Walking distance downtown: two attrac.
tive and reasonable apartments. consisting OF
one room. kitchen. alcove dressing closet
with Murphy beds. kitchen cabinets and
breakfast sets: must he seen to be apore-
cited For further information inquire az
Ant. "a. resident manager.
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.AkIMIlN ac-F L FINISHED

COMMODORE APT,
New Hampshire ave. and r ST.. comfortably
furnished . rooms. kitchen and bath.
potpman 4o00
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clifton ST. NV. 29'
1890 COLUMBIA RD.--2ud and 3rd floor
rooms. tor Housekeeping sleeping rooms.
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VIRGINIA. 2i2O ST
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. $1,000
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Most attractive and most reasonable: de-
Gated in a beautiful aud select section aud
between the l4th and 9th ct. transporta
beds. dinettes and kitchens: rev and mod
ern: clean and pretty only $50 to S54 30
and we'll worth IL. It's worth y'ur while 20
ca' on Mrs PARR. Resident Mgr, No. los
All Spring road NV
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WARDMAN.
Main 1880. 1890 X St. NV.
MADISON l130 EYE ST
] ROOM AND BATH ..... 81 .60-S43.6O
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535 IRVING ST NW-Two beautiful
rooms for light housekeeping; southern ex-
posure, gas electricity. telephone. h.-w. h:
garage if desired. S25 mo. 29s
LINCOLN PARK. 234 Kentucky ave. s.e--3
outside rooms. bath. porch: awnings: entire
floor: Ink. range. sink. INV h.. electricity:
adults 30s
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}9t5 CALVERT ST. APT. 43-WelI fur
"tshed comfortable room. adjoining hatht
Gentlemen. Do not call sunday. 20.
1926 EYE ST. NW.--Large double. also
single room. second floor; suitable Tor gem
tleman 2ns
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1917 VERNON OR ST. N.W-Completely
furnished hk. room. elect. unliInited phone;
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UNUSUAL REDUCTION.
1915 10th ST. NV.
Beautiful apartments. consisting Of thIes
rooms, spacious closets tiled bath; 500. "a
hr. elevator and lanitor service. See Resi-
dent Manager. Ant. "a
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO Co,
9ia 10Th 81 NV Franklin I14o
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1885 PHELPS PLACE-Nesr Cons. ave.
Refined apt building elevator: 8 rooms.
sired. until October Also 3 rms. available
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1903 CLIFTON ST-Near Central HlEh
School. rooms Housekeeping: desirable
exposure for summer: S65.
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Decatur. ol31 FLA. AVE.
8 RooIs. KITCHEN AND BATH. =. IS 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wanted-Reliable Tenants.
Will offer special rates to tenants with
proper references. Argyle. 18th and PARK
rd. modern bldg. splendid apts.: freDro9f.
near churches; schools. car st door ti.o
closed sleeping porch. special fixtures. fnest
rooy IN city 1.rm apt front sSa only o SO: very
Wellington. same location. rms S4D
See janitors. Oh premises. or phone Main
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tIRAMMERCY. So Vt. Ave. Apt. 6-Single
roonl, second floor: all convenicnces: walk
ing distance. go
Gl9 NJ ST. NE.-One large front room. fur
,Lishnl fanlIlN. tnnNnnlelt
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THREE AND FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
ALI, LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS.
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1892 BELMONT ST. Apt. 30 - Pleasant
'front.' room, $50; gentleman. Col. 4l1l-J.
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ROCKSB0RO. l717 r ST. N.w-EIevator
service: one opening: ! room. kit. bath.
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one or two young ladies TO share large airy
apartment overlooking Thomas Circle. Call
Er. :1o21 Miss Carroll. Ant. 62.
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1891 VERMONT AEE.--LAh.k. room. nicely
furnished: 3 large windows. closet; adlOin-
fnp bath. ami, reasonable.
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J2OA 18th ST N.W.--Hall room. also double
room end floor: convenient location: eec-
fri summer rates
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"a MADISON ST. N.W--Peasant. front
oom convenient to two car lines; electric
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1850 EUCLID ST. N.W.-FIvE LARGE.
airy rooms comfortably furnished: snblet
from May to Oct. /; reasonable; Cort-
land Apts. a. Z
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sl6 NEW YORK AVE.
; ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH. S42 SO
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GAG NEWTON ST.-Near Ga. ave. trolley
Modern. new apt. building: ami. Repre-.
sentative. TO g 80 pm. and sundays.
One room. kitchen. alcove and bath: anple
closets Desirable for young couple seeking
low.p priced apts. $40 up. Only few left.
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CONVENIENTLY LOCATED.
2225 Y St. NV. Cor. 23rd ST.
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1890 18th NV nicely furnished commu-
nicating rooms: electricity. h.-w.h.: reason
,hIa North SII1