davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1926-02-22

Gibson. who 1t one time was y
fine catcher, and who managed the
Pirates some years ago. did very
well with the Cubs, considering
everything. Putting them through
with a victory over the White Sox
in the city series entitled him to.
lots OF consideration.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
coIunnbus oets Jolnson

Columbus, Of the American A..
ISOLATION, has obtained Pitcher HI
bert johnson from the Pittsburgh
Pirates. He was with Albany, Of
the Eastern League. last season on
option. johnson throws with his
rf~ht hand.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
We Knew II

When the s. j. Meeks quintet
booked the Anacostia Eagles wise
ones laid their nickels on the lat.
ter. They collected, because the
Eagles won, SO to 10.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
They Challenge All

The Rex Pee Wees and the Palace
rec Wees are specifically challenged
oy the Hobo quint. The Hoboes
c ean. De reached through Cleveland
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
They Want Baseball

The Aztecs would plan well for
their baseball season. They meet
Wednesday night at 1000 II st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
Soldiers Are Winners

The Fort Washington soldiers de-
feated the st. Martins basketers, 81
to %.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
GUESTS Are Idle

IN the srhs,,. VIII be played tonight
iors. 'Aho par
The Washington times., 1926-02-22

TAD, sDho drasDs for The
4 Times, Is knoGOr eOery.
tchere as Americas most
original caytoOnist.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22

Prince Albert. I'm FOR you hundred
per cent. You and my trusty jimmy-pipe
60 with me everywhere, smoothing out
the wrinkles in the roadway of life. The
tongue you've been so kind to will always
speak good word in return.
Maybe there are some other chaps
roaming the hot-pipe desert, at the
mercy of the bedouins of bite and the
pirates Of parch. hope they are listen
ing in. I'm putting on all the power I've
got to tell them what lot of comfort Is
waiting for them in the tidy red tins
marked ''Prince Albert"
The Washington times., 1926-02-22

DON'T I know? Didn't cross the burn
ing sands in search of pipe-contentment9
And then you doomed up, like an oasis in
the Desert of Doubt. Cool and refresh-
ing, you were, Prince Albert. I'll never
forget that first meeting.
Why, you just had everything I
wanted in a pipe tobacco. You came
zooming up the stem like a breeze
through the date palms. You were fra
grant as frarkincense. You were friendly
to my tongue and throat, refusing to
mistreat them.
You're still sheik of the smoke-tribe,
Evening star., 1926-03-07

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN, PRIVATE,
toilet and shower; electric lights. hot-,water
In residential district. 5000 Park place NV.
Evening star., 1926-03-07

EYE S9{ 3 Rooms K!TGHEY la87 BATH PORCH Il:
OWNER. 1902 o s.. NV. 7'
THE VALOIS APT. 1880 MASS. AVE
; rooms and bath. $50, FRANK A. ONEIL.
TIE dna 6ah ApT Tgol l3$R $RANR & XE
1892 Wisconsin ave West 1886
Evening star., 1926-03-07

BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS: THREE BESIDE
hreahia room; kitchenete, bath; entire
third floor; recently decorated ivory: ami;
attractive yard; reduced rent. 1521 35th
Il. West 2244.
Evening star., 1926-03-07

ANdIII 90, iii II.
NO. / IOWA CIRCLE NW-THREE EX-
ira. large rooms and bath. $50.
ST, NE-6 OUTSIDE ROOMS. ELEC-
tricity, h.-w.h.; newly papered and painted .
rent reasonable Cali West 741-W after :
Evening star., 1926-03-07
.TS-FUR. & UNFUR.

ID ROOMS AND BATH KITCHEN
DTS. 1871 R. l. ave. NV.
3RM AND BATH, KTTCHENETTE: Ink.
apt; good location, 18th. between Chiffon
and Euclid: ami; reasonable rent. Coz.
B642.
1914 ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite and bath outside porch: also studio.
Phone Frank. 1871 or Frank. 6156. -
1883 FAIRMONT-2nd FLOOR. 2 ROOMS,
complete for housekeeping; adjoining batn'
electricity. gas. continuous hot water.
5227 GEORGIA AVE, NV. 2 OR 4
room apartments. furnished or un1urnlshed.
side apartments of 2 and large. modern
rooms. BATH laundry porchesk ocontIinM4irs I11@irs
1924 Georgia ave. .
1870 r ST.-LONE AND TWO ROOM APIS,
best location in city: all-night switchboard
service; resident manager. Potomac lboO.
Evening star., 1926-03-07

OWNER OFFERS BROOM AND BATH
apartment at special price if rented at once:
close to car and bus lines; heated garage
available Inspect 3022 Wisconsin ave. n. w
CHAS. d. SAGFR
Evening star., 1926-03-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

300 WARDER ST.
:. Apartment OF two rooms kitchen and
1920 MASS. AVE.
Downtown apt. in excellent condition;
newly decorated, mirrored doors. tiled bath.
large porch. elevator $40 month.
1874 MONROE ST.
Two apis. in one: nine rooms and bath;
h.-wh.. elec.
1920 WISCONSIN AVE.
Apis. of two rooms. kitchen and bath.
S45 and $50 month.
THE ROCKLEDGE,
2456 10th St. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park one room
and bath Notwithstanding apt; S3S:50
month. Also apt. Of two rooms, reception
hall. kitchen and bath.
3618 CONNECTICUT AVE.
First-foor apts.. of three extra large
rooms. kitchen and bath. newly decorated;
very reasonable rent. Also apt h OF sS%oo sS%soo
month.
S10 K ST. NV.
Four rooms and bath. $50 month.
2210 35th PL.
Two rooms kitchen and bath: sleeping
porch; h.-w.h.. cleo: $3.50 month.
THE SMITHFIELD,
Ills 9th St. NV.
Four rooms and bath, porch, h.-w,h..
cleo: janitor service: elevator: $50 month.
N. l.. SANSBU
1913 Eye St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-03-07
APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED

AN UNUSUALLY WE'LL ARRANGED
apartment of large living room with Muir
ply bed, two good sized bedrooms, dining
room, kitchen and hath. Apartment will be
putin put IN excellent condition throughout: Lo;
stores. Modern frcproof building Very
reasonabe rental of SO. Apply jantor
Evening star., 1926-03-07

4 LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS. FRONTING on
two streets. one square from Dupont Circle;
rent, $50. The. Alton. 2Q16 p st. NV.
TWO ROOMS BATH PORCH: AMI:
nice location sink gas stove. Call Pot.
4bla-J 7s
Evening star., 1926-03-07

APT. 6, .THE BUCHANAN. 4526 18th ST.
orch BpShaFan m s rms ms X b. open
service; on . bus lines, near both Gar car lines
Also Apt 2. THE WYATT APIS; 452o
dining alcoxe and bath. $50 mo. Apply
ianitor or w. CARL WYATT: Adams 1891.
Evening star., 1926-03-07

COMFORT. APARTMENT. 1920 FAIRMONT
At NV rooms. porch and bath, newly
papered $50; with garage S58 per month.
Apply Ant > 7$
Evening star., 1926-03-07

I4II BtLMUNI ST. N.W.-2 LARGF 2
rooms and bath ami: newly papered and
PAINTED: gas, electricity. heat; S33.
1244 IRVING NW-2 LARGE ROOMS.
ccond floor; heat, gas. cleo. and phone
S31 so
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THE. BRADFORD.
1000 l. CT n w

IOlU N - NV.
Desirable apartments. one
room and bath to four rooms,
kitchen and bath; apartments
newly decorated: reasonable
rents: 24-hour telephone and
elevator service. Apply Man
ager. Main 1926.
WESTERLY. 1920 21st ST.
SIS and up. 3 and 4 rooms,
kitchen, bath and porch; corner
hreproof building; elevator
apis. newly decorated.
See Resident Manager.
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WANTED-ROOMS.


northwest; IN refined home: give full partic
ulars. price: number in family. etc. Address
Box 1854. Star Office.
ROOM in well heated house or apartment:
privilege of kitchen between meals and to
use bis electric heater. Address Box 1924.
Star Office.
GENTLEMAN desires room in apartment
house near 10th and Columbia I'd. must be
we'll furnished Address Box lob. Star
LADY wants room in refined adult home;
phone essential Address Box 112-B. Star
Office.
GENTLEMAN desires comfortable house
keeping room. near bath. in small family
xicinity Of courthouse; around SlS. ADDRESS
b, lady Government employe: northwest sec
tOn: not over A3O per month. Address BOX
25,-A. star Office.
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires room and
board with French family: highest recon-
mendations. Address Box 1884. Star s onice.
dress Box 46S-A. Star office.
TWO young men desire separate bedrooms in
d4ess hSR fvs s, ss'e e eed
LARGE. nicely furnished room. with private
Address Box 132-B. Star office. y
FURNISHED ROOM. business woman; must
Box 464-A. Star office.
WILL ANY YOUNG MAN desiring to share
his room or apartment. northwest. with an
other. address Box 1904. Star office.
UNFINISHED ROOM by elderly lady; light
mouse keeping; reasonable rate. Address BOX
lob. Star Office.
WIDOW - Warm ROOM NV Ink. near
bath. in refined Protestant home rent. S15:
permanent. Address Box 333-A. Star office
YOUNG LADY. with fox terrier dog. wants
room with or without board. Address Box
422-A. Star office. 26'
TWO unfurnished rooms. with colored fam
lily: use OF kitchen: must be reasonable.
LAP Coro0ran st NV. 26s
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APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.

s434 FRANKLIN NE. (woODRIDGE. VIA
Mile ave) End floor. 4 rooms. hall.
porches. bath. sink. electricity. $50. :,
fEns sS 81 Ssh and 9h S
h.-w.h.. electricity go
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHEp MODERN
st. small adam :ees9 a
oil heat Sunday all day. Monday after 3 p ..
NEAR wARDMAN. PARK HOTEL. Pol Sel2
Ssst Eas s.c,ry hot
ter: unfurnlshed. SAB: furnished. $50. e.
e2s MARYLAND AVE; N.E.-ENTIEE
trIeity. .I gas fG GARAGE c sd%t.: reerences
CHEVY Chase LARGE ROOMS. 8
prR%as hath 55 sstS Sc.
1903 VERNON ST, Nw-2nd FLOOR, Q
bedrooms. kitchen: bath. south porch. cleo
ANY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
ments and houses by month or year. Room
HOS. 1343 H ct. NV. Main $50.
e nfd e eepo.u reeeD fSrTEN NAN 1869
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-4-RM.
4a and ag'E g. Sni sS s45
3e44 3sth NV NEAR ST. ALBAN'sl-7
rooms. bath. entire "nd floor of owner
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1926 18th ST. t.
i :nS open A RS''h ths nee WYATT a
1870 Ga: ave, NV; living rm:; breakfast fast,
sssa s K With sse is sN;er: ocs
c 3i IVY @YA W.T. Adam. oissI 'A"''O. VI
1850 n STREET NV.
Apis. 1. .. 20. 4 attractive T. & h. each ::
S9of fRa9 YoN Co rf3 Se Pa St $3.50
1910 n ST. NV.
3 rms. bath. SIS: furnished. Sos.
1910 GIRARD ST. NV.
apartment. 6 rooms and bath. $50. a'
RENTS REDUCED.
On Beautiful Sixteenth Street.
2 large rooms. reception hall,
kitchen and bath. S62. so; or
handsomely furnished. SIS.
1915 10th ST. NV.
Resident Manager.
Apartment |.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

=
THE MARLBOROUGH-TW ROOMS AND
H"ses very Apuy at 1p
1902 VERMONT AyE:-9RooM APT.
isnitor; s35 and $40 '' 'N''' "'
s.s EAST CAPITOL sTMTwo LARGE;
floor: adults: garage. 26'
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN ASR BATH. NO.
l9a Plaza ApaE,ment; 22 - -, pa ave; G; Nn
Norsh 10000 Apt SIS: The chsste,on: sa:
1924 ,EICLID ST: APT. s4-tARSE;
a T%pf Adults. adsm. s Can
ing or evenings See ianitor.
.so7 ONTARIO RD:LTwo ROOMS. KITcH
ou,s side rooms: near > car lines. =.
. LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH,
INV h. electricity large closets conti ,, u
Bird floor. heat. gas and current for only
$50: close to two car lines and Million
Dollar Bridge; adults only. Apply 1885
1924 ILL. AVE. N.w.--FIRsT FLOOR. .LIv
Ing room. , kitchen. inclosed porch hat, bath
as m b Kitchen and S.;b ROOM M
furnished; very reasonable: available Oct. L.
7.RooM APARTMENT FOR LEASE FOR
nshed o sos an ssa Hpts New
s ssse references required. s North
1890 R ST. APT. 7o5-FRoNT. 1 R., K.
b.: attrsctively furnished in mahog any;
ideal location. Potomac 1900.
airy room. large closets. semi private bath.
IOs c s.E-TWO ROOMS. COMPLETELY
and kitchcnette near bath: ami: laundry. !.
1928 MONROE ST; N.w-TwO, ROOMS.
kitchenette bath and sleeping porch; adults
southern exposure: transienls accommodated
1877 MD. AVE; N.E;--ENTIRE End FLOOR
consisting of bed-sitting room. combination
dining room kit'he nst private bath; hwh'
heat: $50 mo. Phone Adams $3.50; owner
MT. PLEAsANT's MOST DESIRABLE SEC
tion. near r. e. Park south exposure: com
Tiled hath kitchenette:, closets; suitable = or
ad snd rsrars h SenSn water :. gas eer
1910 10Th N:w-ATTRAcTIvELY, FUR
, sss CONTINUOUS nov water newly 'apereo'
LADY TO SHARE Two: ROOM AND KITCH,
p ST. NV Apt 10l.
1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE- LARGE
sooms modern kitchen private bath newly
BEAUTIFUL APT. LARGE ROOMS.
yer, dishes; adults. Adams 1742. 1909 * Ken
26e5 GARFIELD ST. NV, = BLOCK OFF
enette: newly dec9rated: Fss: electricity: use
1870 HARVARD sT-TWO LARGE
bright rooms. kitchenette. bath: h.-w.h.: cleo
tricity: reasonable.
l4Is IRVING NW.-c LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms kitchenette: . closets: electricity
continuous hot water: use piano; unlimited
phone; laundry: reduced rental ladies. Call
Sunday and evenings.
LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM. DINETTE
kitchen. bath: sink, range. china cooking
utensils; well heated: owners home. 1905
Kenyon NV.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-TWO
large rooms and closets. bath. kitchenette;
instantaneous hot water: sunny. clean re-
fined SURROUNDINGS: strictly choice. 3112
Sth NV.
MT. PLEASANT-FOUR ROOMS, BATH.
porch: End floor: comfortably furnished
cheerful sunny: all cars. Phone Columbia
S021. to Sunday. to z week DAYS.
WILL RENT BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
apartment of room and bath. without kitch-
enette 10 Responsible person. Adams 1.3l-W
1918 EAST CAPITOL ST. ROOMS.
titchenette. bath. hot-water heat: electricity
facing Lincoln Park.
broom; ALL EXPOSURES: SHOWER: AT
.,rscgy.: ns2 anplsa Z e!esks tsegg o 9Th r
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TABLE BOARD.

DELICIOUS home-co meals: green yege
tables. hot bread. good desserts and salads
chicken dinners on SUNDAYS. 1924 Clifton.
EAGLE LODGE ldetachedl, 1898 18th n r.
near Central High. Excellent home looked
food: $25 monthly.
1862 OUE-Delicous home cooked meals
green vegetables. hot breads. good desserts
and salads: individual tables 3O'
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

ht.NT hOUNS-F Vh. UNF Uh.
RTRL1NGTON HOTEL. 1870 Vermont ave.
Single room and bath complete hotel
service. ST5 no monthly. Two persons.
S120 Also housekeeping APARTMENTS fur-
nlshed or unfurniehed with or without hotel
service Cali Main $3.50
THE DAMARJSCOTTA. alS 18th st NV
Rooms with and without kitchepette. fur
nished and unfurnished: elevator. resident
manager 500 to So1
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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN

RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ARLINGTON. va or 3 housekeeping
rooms. bath: garage II desired: $"1. Cali
Monday. Cleve. $3.50
5000 ASH ST. Mt Rainier-Lovely three
room APARTMENT: ami: well heated: S35.
Including heat gas. electricity.
PLEASANT furnished room, ami; near
city cars. Johnson 4 Westmoreland Fort
Nrar Herhts Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26
WHERE TO DINE.

MOTOR OUT TO DUCKETT's HOTEL At
lar dinner in Maryland for ST 900. consist
ing of soup. choice of baked chicken. roast
beef. pork or fish. choice of three vege-
tables. hot biscuit or Southern corn bread ;
coffee, tea milk and dessert.
GARDEN TERRACE INN. 1884 Conn ave.
tables. etc. our farm: excellent cooking and
service. Washingtons cool open air terrace
dining room.
1901 MASS. AVE. THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
We serve the best the market affords !:
daily or weekly rates. music
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'IU2o DT " BARTON AVE .W:-2nd FTNJOH
2-family apt. rooms. bath. electricity.
S55. Phone OWNER North 100s0.
1898 o ST NW-2nd FLOOR 2-FAMILY
apt. rooms. bath. electricity: SIS. Phone
OWNER North 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26

71a u ST. : E. south Of Pa. ave.-Two or
2 rooms hk. Line. 1246-J. @S'
THE NEW BERNE. Apt. ~. 18th and Mass
W =Large airy rNon.: gentleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26

FOR TWO GENTLEMEN.
Two COW single rooms. private detached
home, refined family: children: no
boarding house: hest residential location
one half block from Powhatan Hotel Ad-
dress Roy l30R. Star office.
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for one or two gentlemen: private family
1923 x N.W.--Large we'll heated. nicely
furnished. ond-f floor room. FIR. 1872.
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1235 \ N.W-Two front housekeeping
rooms: electricity h.-w.h.. gas stove. sink.
@7l5 WOODLEY PL NW-Large. attrac-
1Ne. beautifully furnished front room. twin
beds bath adjoining ami ore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26

ONE FURNISHED ROOM for one or two
gentlemen. Line 3953-W. %
REFINED NV. FAMILY-Near bath. 3rd
floor: hest neighhorhood. Col. $3.50. 2Ss
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ffKFEY FURE5HER3 RGoY BA fqTH SFM
Art, CONvENiENT TO CARS AND
PrSsFS- " GENTLEMEN. ADAMS 6143W.
IN BEAUTIFUL. PRIVATE HOUSE.
Largo front room. twin beds: newly fur
nshe,! e,1ctlv modern. steam hea, HOT
~at.r ell times. large bath; would I've two
men. tth at Euclid n W. Adams 15a3.
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1914 18th ST. N.W.--Large. beautiful fur
single sd ssta1 peay
closet space: modern improvements: tele-
phone. etc: rlust be seen to be appreciated
AnnlX SIindav 06e
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| THE NORTHUMBERLAND. 2o3a NEW
Hampshire ave.-Two small apartments; SUI WI.
able for one or two persons only: well 1ur-
niahed with mahogany and oriental rugs:
equipped for Housekeeping linen and s.iver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26

721 -INGRAHAM ST. Nw-Two rooms.
2nd-foor front. Ink; gas range. cleo,
h.-w.h. reasonable. 2Ra
ZIG 9th ST. SE.-ITnfurnished 3 rooms.
private bath gas and cleo. convenient to
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1921 OATES ST. N.E-Two light houseleep-
tng rooms FURNISHED: S35 per mo. 26'
$40 MASS. AVE. N.W-Frunt room
h.-w.h. cleo: gentlemen: S1S month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26

1887 BELMONT ST. NV.
single rooms, with or without private bath ;
private garage.
1929 KAY NV.
For those who are particular-Douhle
room. semi nrivate bath delicious food. 27s
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2l2. ST NV. Apt 21-Weil furnished
room for lady. in six-room apartment: re-
Gently redecorated: electric lights telephone,
nenty Of hot water: experienced cook,
three in family. Tel North 2O3a-L. 2Ge
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1434 OAK ST-Two attractiveiy furnished
rooms: phone privilege. Call Adams $50
43a MASS AVE. N.W-Two-room apt,
Sl1 week: Ink room. S6 week
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1900 RATM ST NE-4 rooms and bath
h.-w.h.: SIS mo and take care of furnace
l434 NEWTON ST. N.W.---Two communi-
eating rooms Tel Adams S40l.
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1888 VERMONT AVE. NW-English base
ment front room, ami: very reasonable
private entrance
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18th ST NEAR COLUMBIA RID. OPPO.
site Ambassador Theater convenient 10 =
car lines: rooms. kitchen. bath and porch :
one especially large room with = utndous
desirable for dPntIst. fsn no soon ~ any
time Amply IN store 246I 18th 81 ~ ~
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500 IN1RAHAM ST. N.W.-Front double.
southern exposure: two single garage.
l@05 18th ST. A.W.-Two light housekeep-
Ing rooms So: one single room. SIS.
LIZ KENYON ST --Nirelv firni shed fnnm
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Nicely furnished rooms single and double:
all conveniepces: excellent meals; reasonable
rates: transients accommodated: references.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

oO11 KALORAMA RD.-Attractively fur
nished room 2nd floor. opening on lovely
porch; delightful view; semi detached house;
room suitable for two: double or twin beds:
continuous hot water. unlimited local phone
service; 500 for two with breakfast and
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1913 DE SALES ST. N;W.-Large. clean
rooms with :, beds. bath on each floor:
all conveniences with home comforts: one
two men or couples: hoard and room
each. $40 weekly or $50 and $40 monthly;
call affernnans
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1"l7 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-One large front
room. furnished for one or two persons.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Two desirable rooms;
4 m /. |. very reaSOnah bic
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21O6 H ST. N.W.--3 rooms, first floor:
ity heat. telephone: reasonable.
900 9th ct NE large. bright. com
municating rooms: large closets: Ink: gas.
electricity.
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THE RHODE ISLAND. 1437 n. I, ave. Nv.
dows: twin beds If desired large closets;
beautiful dining room old English lobby;
also large double room LIST floor running
water: easy walk Govt. depts
Evening star., 1926-01-17
Conception Academy
Alumnae TO Entertain

The annual dance and card party of
the Alumnae Association of the I'M
maculate Conception Academy will be
held a Rauscher's tomorrow evening.
A partial list Of patrons and patron
esses include: Mrs. Willard Archibald,
Mrs. Charles X. Brown, Mrs. Kath-
crime Banks, Mrs. Henry Berens. Miss
Kathleen Baker, Mrs. Daniel f.
Casey, Mrs. Joseph ]. Cotter. Mrs.
Rieman NJ. Chesley, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
j. Connolly, Mrs. James Carley, Miss
Helen DAILY, Mr.. ID. j. Dunigan, Mrs.
William De Lacy, Miss Dorothy
Deeds, Sister Mary Gonzaga Welch,
Mrs. Joseph Geier, Mrs. Robert NJ.
Gray, Mrs. John II. Hunter, Mrs. p.
f. Harmon, Mrs. NJ. F.. Horton, Miss
Fitzgerald. Miss Helen Fitzpatrick,
Miss Louise Fitzpatrick. Miss Agnes
O'Connor, Miss Loretto O'Donnell,
Miss Josephine O'Connor, Mrs.
Thomas w. Power, Miss Ruth Purcell,
Miss Sarah Policy. Miss Frances
Riordan, Miss Kathleen Ryder. Mrs
j. ]. Ryan, Mrs. John A. Ruppert
Mrs. j. c. Stoner, Miss Catherine
Sheehy, Mrs. J. T. Tabler, Mrs. S. p
Wagner. Mrs. Farrand A. Walker,
Miss NJ. Estelle Williams. Miss Helen
G.. Williams, Miss Mary White, Miss
Lucy Welch, Mrs. George Wright, Mr.
Joseph Zegowitz. Miss Mary Frank,
Miss Lillian Gallagher, Miss Mary
Helan. Miss Alma Happ, Miss Mary
Hourihane, Miss Evelyn Hunter, Miss
Eleanor Harrington, Miss Gertrude
Hunter, Gertrude Healy, Mrs. Mar.
garet Kennedy, Miss Mary F. Kelly
Evening star., 1926-01-17
Col. McElroy Chosen GAR.
Post Head for Tenth Term

Col. John McElroy was recently
elected commander OF Kit Carson Post,
No. 2, Department of Potomac, Grand
Army Of the Republic. this making the
tenth consecutive year that this honor
has been conferred upon him. The
members Of the post, which Is one OF
the largest in the Department of Poto-
mac, were the guests Friday evening
OF Col. and Mrs McElroy at their
home, 1912 Sixteenth street north
west. Mrs. McF,lroy was assisted in
serving a buffet supper by Mrs. X. p
McElroy, the daughter-in.law of Col
McElroy; Mrs. NJ. w. Buckles. sister
Of Mrs. MclGlroy; Mrs. Mamie Palmer
Dorsey, Mrs. o. Fl. Oldroyd, Miss
Augusta b. Palmer, president of the
Department Of Potomac Woman's Re-
Evening star., 1926-01-17

Pasadena Calf, where they will
spend three months.
Mrs. Frederick Henry Jones and
her little daughter, Emile, are guests
of Mrs. Jones sister. Mrs. William
Guthrie, for a month Mrs. Jones
was formerly Miss Catherine Let's.
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert has leased the
apartment of Mrs w. Harry Brown
at 1885 Massachusetts avenue for the
remainder of the Winter.
Capt. Carlos Sartorius and Capt. D.
Pastor Of the Spanish Army, who are
taking a special course in aeronautics
at Langley Field. are spending the
week end at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Wilbur La Roe of Metuchen.
\. j., is visiting her daughter. .in.law.
Mrs. Wilbur La Roe, jr., in her home
on Ingomar street. Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Waterman
of Denver, Colo, have returned to
Washington and are at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
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