davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-03
Separate Pieces Of Baby Furniture Low Priced
Dec0rated-PaneI
RaSSineffe. S4.05

OF ivory enamel finished
hardwood, with decorat-
ed cane panels. Rubber
tired wheels and woven
wire spring. Size 20x35.
Ivoyy Enamel Baby
Crib, S6.05
Ivory enameled Crib
with all-steel fra M e
spring. Safety kick plate
and drop side. Link
spring. Length 4 it. 6 in.
width 2 #. 6 in, height
40 in.
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Ivoyv Enameled
Play Yard, S7.9S

Of hardwood, with
spindle sides and bright
colored counting beads.
Has a blue enameled
wooden floor that folds
with the sides.
Enameled flicker
Wardrobes, S6.95
Four-drawer Wicker
Wardrobe. finished in
ivory enamel. Will hold
all baby's little neces-
sites.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
TwO.Tsne Ivorv
Bassinette, SI6.95

Bow end Bassinette
with decorated wooden
panels; /; rubber tired. steel
swivel wheels. Length
Is inches, width e
inches, height 10 inches.
Cane-Panei Nursery
Chair, S2.70
Ivory enameied Nurs-
cry Chair of selected
hardwood. Steel cane
panel back: decorated.
Complete with commode.
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TOTS High
Chair. G7.9S

Strong, hardwood High
Chair with shaped arms.
Finished in ivory enamel.
With safety strap and
aluminium tray.
Cane-Panel Bassin.
cite. S6.05
Ivory enameled. hard
wood Bassinette with
decorated metal cane
panels. Rubber tire d
steel wheels. Woven wire
spring. Size 20x35 inches.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
COL. {. {. AVER DIES.
Philanthropist Expires in Pasa-
dena After Operation.

PASADENA. May 3 L49.-Col. Ed,
ward L. Aver. Sc, philanthropist and
a director of the Field Museum of
Chicago, died at the Pasadena Hos
pital today. He underwent an in
testinal operation at the hospital early
yesterday.
Col. Aver was the first curator of
the Field Museum and made So trips
to Europe to collect data and speci-
mems for it. He came to California in
1861 and went into the lumber bust
ness. Afterward he returned to Chi.
cago to live for many years, coming
back here but a few years ago.
Turkeys new navigation code is he
ing based on navigation laws of the
Evening star., 1927-05-03
Downy Soft Bedding to
Lull Baby to Sweet Dreams

Crib Mattresses or pads to fit any bas-
sinette or crib, are low priced:
Pad. 1885 i1..... .SI9s Mattress. 28rSO .s69s
Pod size 22rf0 SO Mattress, 28xSO S895
Muslin Crib Sheets. 36x5O in. hemstitched 2oc
end, good quality ...................
Pllowcases to match, 14x21 in. hem 70c
stitched ends. good quality ............-...
krinked Crepe Crib Spreads. rose and 7oc
Copenhagen stripes, special. .................
Crib Pads, quilted white cotton, zigzag 4Sc
stitching, IX30 in. special ....... ...,...
Receiving Blankets. pink or blue white 3oc
borders. 30x40 in, she'll edge. ................
kapok Pillows, covered with pink or blue 3Qf
sateen, 13x7 in. Special ............ -
Second Floor The Hecht ~,
Evening star., 1927-05-03
Wooden Panel Baby
Cribs, SI3.95

Hardwood Crib. hn-
ished in two-tone ivory
enamel with decorated
wooden panels. Link
spring, safety kick plate
and drop side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22

he was: a young man Of great posi-
bilities for good; Of certain ability
but with the strength and weak
nesses o. m average human being.
ItB was not that Peter Borden con-
sidered that Terry was not good
enough for his daughter; he was
fearful that she did not know Terry,
the man. She only knew him "a she
imagined he was. And that fact
brought TO Borden's mind the third
possibility. Suppose Bob was as
bitter ms he thought-and suppose
the boy attacked him through Lois
Peter Borden s~huddered.
Tonight Bob had dined NE home
and then gone from the table to
his room. Borden moved into the
library for his evening cigar and
Lois followed. For a few minutes
she moved restlessly about the room,
q SLIM straight figure Of white and
gold, then. without a word. she came
and seated herself on the arm Of
his chair.
Borden reached up and took his
daughters hand. This was the op-
portunity for which he had prayed
and which he dared not create for
himself. His voice, freighted with
understanding and sympathy. came
softly to her ears.
Worried. dear-"
"Yes, Dad"
"Bob?v
81 think so.-
"Why?"
She hesitated before answering.
And then "why didn't he let you
help him, Dad7"
Instead OF going to work for Car
mody?-
yes"
A vertical furrow appeared between
Borden's eyes. Perhaps it was iust
as we'll"
"Whyg"
Bob has never forgiven me. Lois"
moo. He hasn't But he doesn't
know you-and the only way he
could have known you would have
gone to work for you. The daily con-
tact"
"He's had that here"
"No. Dad, he hasn't and you know
it. He has lived under this roof
and eaten some of his meals here,
but he hasn't known you. I get
shuddery sometimes looking ut him
and thinking. II Is almost as
though he hated you-and was stay
inR here for a purpose"
Borden sighed. Perhaps. I cannot
object TO anything he may do. !
wrecked that young man, Lois. No
use evading the fact. / did it from
conscientious motives, but that didn't
make the blow to him any less tef-
rible. And so. whatever he In now
whatever he may be-is my fault
7 can only make what reparation he
will permit me, and do my best ia
provide for his future"
The slim white arm frightened
about the mans neck. "Dear old
Dad. You understand things almost
too well for your W happiness
What a pity that Bob cannot know
you. He thinks You are hard and
cold"
"He has every reason to think
that"
"Of course. But the Carmody
thing"
Sob "a probably pretty sensitive
about coming back to work for the
company where his trouble started.
Pride-and all that sort Of thing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
Spooks Raise Value
Of English Castles

F0LKESTONE. England R-Ghost
stories have a monetary value, some
times, when il comes to selling ia
nous old castles.
This was revealed in announcement
that Sandgate Castle, perched high
on a wind swept cliff of the Kentish
coast overlooking the English chan
mel, is to be sold to the highest bid
der.
IL Is within the crypts Of this an
cient pile Of stone that spooks are
supposed to prowl at night whenever
the sea is rough and by their means
and groans give warnings to cross
channel travellers that those suscep-
tible to seasickness had better watch
their p's and q's.
Sandgate has been well advertised
by the ghost stories associated with
the castle for centuries. On this ac-
count the ~auctioneers say they ex-
pect brisk competition in the bidding
when the castle, built by Henry VIII
in 1889, goes under the. hammer some
day soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
LONDON HAS
ROYAL sale
Slippers, Stockings of
Queen Victoria
Sold

LONDON F-Readers or The
Times. with its makeup today as il
was q hundred years ago, were shock
Cd the other morning 10 see Queen
*ietoria's slippers and stockings adj
vertised for sale.
The Times-shere Is but one
times" so far as Britisbers the
world over are concerned-printed
the -ad" on It's first page. made up
of personals. birth, death, marriage
hnd similar notices.
The lad" follows:
Her late Most Gracious Majesty
Queen Victoria's wedding slippers,
stockings and bl5tter, for sale.
Documents duly authenticated shown
20 persons interested"
: Other newspapers sent reporters to
interview the proprietress Of Pru-
dences an antique shop in Kensing-
ton. who had the royal wedding relies
IN hand. II was explained that they
had been in the family oh Thomas
Howell. a collector for many years,
ard finally were sold to dealers.
Th4 slippers and stockings were
bought UP quickly by an admirer Of
the late Queen, but the shop stii1 has
the blcfter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22

Let us demonstrate a Radiola IL
in your house Operates from cleo
trio light circuit. Radiola Parlor.
Adv. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22

the hiIt already; there has been ~
succession Of troubles. and Jonas is
the only man with enough private
cash available 20 see us through.
And be is baking. Ii he refuses IL
nally. ] don't know what well do
lie IL q heavy investor, but he can
afford TO lose his money. The rest
of MS cannot"
-And your
Everything 7 own i in the plant.
Lois. IL we went under, / would be
worse than bankrupt"
She stroked his thinning hair. "It's
going TO come out all right, Dad.
I'm sure OF that. Merriwether Is
q nasty old man. but he loves money
too well to loe what he has already
invested And you've always said
that once the new plant is oper-
ating as il should. there'H be q real
fortune in IL. for YOU"
There is. but that isn't what has
worried me- / have been thinking
OF you. Of course And beyond that,
Of Bob Terry want to do n great
deal for him; I want 10 make I'D 10
him. through his future. for the suf-
fering unwittingiy caused i'm the
past. That would be a ratherd iffi-
cult job If what little I have were
swept away"
(To BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
The OUTER GATE
By A ROY COHEN

@No-o-o.~ She shook her head.
1T isn't that. Dad else he would
never have come here to live, or &C
cepted money and clothes and food
from YOU There's something else
behind it. And since he went TO
work for Carmody-you've noticed
the change, haven't your"
~Fes. He has improved tremen-
dously. The ~reawakening OF his self
respect, I'D call it."
"He could do so much for himself
and is doing 50 little. He fright
ems me-
Don't be silly. Lois. He'll make
out very well. I'm sure He's got
the real stuff, but il is overIaid
with bitterness and with memories
which are like gall. People do stare
at him c~uriously, but not so much as
he thinks. And / judge that he
loaths pity. The back trail for him
is going to be long and hard-and
we mast be patient. I only hope that
! can do for him what ! want"
She saw the lines OF worry. In
stantly her own problem was for
gotten in love for her father.
Something wrong, Dads"
Nothing in particular"
~Oh-business."
Really wrong7p
@Just what we call m acute
crisis. Our creditors-the banks
from whom we have borrowed-are
calling in some Of the loans. We
saw ourselves through one major
crisis when we moved into the new
plant. Now we're facing a more vi
tai one. And Jonas Merriwether is
very difficult to handle"
Explain it to me, Dad"
There's no need. But we're in
this position; we must again borrow
for ourselves. That is, the corpora
ton must borrow from the individ-
uals, because the banks won't lend
US any more money. In two years
everything will be in perfect condi-
ton. but most Of US are in up to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
Says Bobbing Hair
Indirectly Kills 1t

LONDON Up Badness among
women is en- the increase, say London
beauty doctors, who contend the
bobbing fad is responsible, indirect
ly.
Because Of the thinning a bit on
top" among their clients. numerous
hairdressers have resorted to the
violet ray treatment as an aid in
bringing the scalp back to its normal
condition.
Since short hair became the vogue,
say the beauty experts, women have
neglected TO brush their hair vigor-
ously as they did formerly. That has
caused most Of the trouble.
Instead Of brushing the hair every
day, il has become customary merely
to run q comb through it. and the
scalp suffers from lack of proper
treatment, and falling hair is often
the consequence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
Fire Loss Dwindles
In Montana Forests

MTSSOULA. Mont, tPs-Less than
y million feet CT merchantable timber
we're destroyed by fire during the
1927 season in the forests OF Mon
tana and northern Idaho, forest
service officials report.
Development Of fire fighting equip
nlent and fewer lightning storms
were the reasons given for the small
loss. The burned-over acreage this
year j. the smallest on record. and
the 1927 loss ~ estimated at $1,000 as
compared with $2.356. 799 for 1926.
when 793 million feet Of timber were
destroyed.
Forest service officials of Medi-
cine Bow national forest in Wyoming
also reported fewer fires this year
than IN any cas- since establish
mcnt Of the reserve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
5000 Beggars Roam
Streets of Paris


PARIS R1NFive thousand beggars
In the streets OF Paris. IL il estima-
ted. have 1900. 900 francs dropped
in their hands or tin cups each year.
These figures should be multiplied
hy roar for France. says Mr.. Lefeb-
ure. Of the Paris municipal Council.
he Is trying 10 get parliament 10
take the beggars off the streets and
put them 20 work in special insti-
tutors. - rs now done in Belgium.
Jail sentences. he adds, only in
crease the number Of beggars. Jail
u . place where they can a and
sleep without working.
The average amiunt collected
daily BY these medicants is put at
only ten frances. barely enough for
the plainest food ard shelteraoccasi-
onally AZ night in the great lodging
room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
Bowling AS College
Sport Is Proposed

URBANA. III. R-BowIing. the
sport Of the ages. is being proposed
as worthy Of intercollegiate compe-
ution IN the Western Conference.
.Dr. John w. Wilre. football coach
~ Ohio State and Don Stops Of
UT aois have entered into d tenta-
tive agreement whereby irtercollege
bowling meets will be held.
Wiscon. Chicago. Michigan.
Minnesota and Iowa have evinced
interest in the proposal.
Have n GrosIey BandhOx delivered
Tor Christmas and pay for n Ia you
use IA. Radiola Parlor. Adv. %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
system is cleansed Of
p0is0ns aUe all hare

safely and h~armlesaly. it nlss
soitens waste matter and bring
about normal evacuation "a thf
infestinea. Gets rid of rniaong.
GETS rid cf food wastes. tends tn
heal and sontha irritntnh rnnHn-
hrnnen. Contains nD drugs nr
medicines Absolutely hnrEnlnun.
Perfected by the Chemical Pred
ucts Division Of the Standard Oh
Company Of New Jersey.
Nuiol contains no drugs or rnnhi-
cine. It's in m class DIV ftlnlE. Yulz
can take W with perfect safety
under any conditions. It wum't
cause gas or griping pains. or
affect the stomach Or kidneys.
Every corner druggist has Nulnl.
Make sure you aut thn Rnnuinn.
Look lor thn Nuiol bottle wilh
the label un thn back TINT YOU rmn
read right through che huttln.
Don't delay. gct Nuinl today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22
viiggor


you know that poisons form
IL all the time in your SYSTEM
They get into the blood stream
and 80 rob you OF the vig0r, life,
youth and energy you should
have Hardly anyone escapes
them Food wastes accumulate
and fermentation takes place Az
many as So Of these overcoming
poisons are already known to
science.
But nature has provided "a nat
ural sort OF antidote. I'm a scien-
tifically pure state this antidote
Is available 70 everybody under
the trade name OF NuIol. Nuiol
Is a unique substance unlike any
thing else known to man. It can
not be absorbed by the body or
any Of the organs on the body.
AT the same time. il has am
affinity for body poisons. liz takes
hold Of them, absorbs them. and
carries them out Of the system
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22

The Finest Christmas Present,
n the whole family will love. Is
a Grosley Ban1box. Radiola Parlor.
Adv. "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-22

Get the Christmas music On N
Grosley Bandbox. RadioIa Parlor.
Adv. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

OPP. MAYFLOWER-DAY. WK, MO OR
permanent high-class. exclusive, 1 and . r.
K. b. apis: also fur. room: exceptionally
Gesir.: very cool, quiet, strict privacy. 17l7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08
RENT-GARAGES.

1913 NJ NW.-Brick. holds three cars
whole or space: elect. water: wide alley;
steel doors. Yale locks.
THREE lear BRICK GARAGES. SIS EACH.
Rear 5000 10th St.
WIN. S. PHILLIPS & CO.. INC.
1915 K St. NV. Main 1900.
1113 MASS. AVE-SPACE FOR ONE CAR
also top floor for studio or storage: cleo
tricity and water: central location
SCAR BRICK GARAGE: CONCRETE FLOOR
electricity: suitable for shop or storage: S35
per mo. 445 st. NV. sc
FOR RENT. GARAGE. 1907 G ST. NV. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

"FOR BETTER USED CARS'-RemenlDer.
1909 L st. Terms or cash Wallace Motor
Co. Look for our list in these columns.
REAL AUTO BUYS.
Hudson Brougham. practically new. $3.50
Chrysler 70 Brougham. late. ......... 500
Cadillac 81 4-pass. Phaeton. ........ 75u
Packard Tour. Sedan. new tires. -. 100
Peerless 4-pass. Phaeton. balloon tires
and 4-wheel brakes: excel shape. -. 750
Buick Master 9 Sedan. 5,pass w
Buick Master Touring. 1928. Duco.. 575
Dodge Type B Sedan. 1925. ....... 300
Dodge Touring 1924. new tires. 300
Studebaker Light q Sedan. good tires. 300
Dodge Sedan. well cared for. ........ S50
Cadillac 7-pass. Touring. excellent. -. S5O
Maxwell 4-pass. Coupe. runs good. go. 2OO
Buick Master Roadster. 2uO
WHY'S Knight Touring. good car: Up
Cadillac Sport Roadster. special built. Up
Maxwell Touring. late mod. good tires. l5O
Hudson 7-pass. Touring. an excel. buy. 100
All these cars are IN 1st-class shape, ana
will demonstrate to suit the purchaser: con-
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eve St. NE. Frank. 1905. o.
EASY TERMS - BETTER CARs--wallace
1900 L St. See out list IN these columns
1925 FORD TUDOR SEDAN.
f. Rof I. f TAYL edsaH MOTOR % go CO.
14th and r SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

FOR DISCRIMINATING TENANTS-IN.
usual 1 or 9 r.. k, b.. glassed breakf.-sl
porch: cool. clean. quiet homelike. serv.
avail. 1893 O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

1917 10Th sT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
2 bedrooms. livlng-dining room. bath kitch-
en- North 2441.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

baih range sink HA a@ s E2oNs khT
fur: cool, comfortable. convenient. 739
Princeton nj los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

In the summer Of 1893 he made his frat balloon
ascension, and later that year was carried out to
sea in a balloon He tried to roach tho eoast OF
Finland, but his balloon lost its buoyaney. and.
though he threw out all ballast, he finally fell into
tho sea near small island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

1915 10th ST. Neutrality-suspicious. AC
T Gomm9 sn,s desrabe o tenants and
and intimate privacy; cannot be duplicated
In city at same rates. Phone Decatur $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

fO12 18th ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS AND
kitchen. gas. cleo. phone included: ami:
reasonable. OWNER. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

full rms. K. b.. porch: also attractive Eng.
lish basement. r.. b.: fine location. Pot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

BEAUTIFUL APT. LARGE. AIRY ROOMS:
mi; lovely gardens: four young women or
men: references. 456 n st sw. %
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV. COR
ncr NJ and front rooms kitchenette pr-
vate bath. electricity continuous hot water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

SITTING ROOM-BEDROOM TWIN BEDS.
bath. large sleeping porch; ideal location.
Adams NN4O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

He scrambled ashore, ana lay there all night
with . spraned leg, unable to attract attention.
In the morning, cold and suffering from his hurts.
he managed to his clothes about until boat
man saw him aMd came to his rescue. He was
the worse for his exciting experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

ANTWERP. a01 goth ST. N.W.-LOVELY
corner apt. 2 beautifully furnished rooms
kitchen. bath. Fine location. Pot. 6026.
1868 F ST. NE-3 COMPLETELY AND
ami: tiled bath: reasonable Line. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

1903 NEWTON ST NV. END MT. PLEAS
ant cars. Over Rock Creek Park: whole
3ri floor. 4 r.; h., b.. ami; reduced from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

VERY DESIRABLE: 3 ROOMS. BATH.
housekeeping: moderate rental: maid service.
2735 Ontario I'd Columbia 275. Desire
adults only TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENT. ATTRACTIVELY FUR.
n'shed: living room. two bedrooms bath
hardwood floors. easement windows. private
lawn and entrance: S45 per month: situated
III fine residential section of Lee Heights.
Va. Inquire az Lee Heights office on Lee
Highway for home of G.. G. CARTWRIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

VERY SPECIALS.
| No junk in the cars listed below. Your
| time will not be wasted in looking these
| cars over. DO not I've confused by ex-
tremely low prices see them all-and see
EN- first then make YOUR comparisons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

EASY TERMS - BETTER CARS-Wallace.
100 L st. See gu. list in these columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-08

n,shed: living room. two bedrooms bath.
hardwood floors. easement windows private
lawn and entrance: $40 per month: situated
IN fine residential section of Lee Heights.
Va. Inquire a; Lee Heights Office on Lee
Highway for home of c. c. cARTWRI,G6a.r.
VERY DESIRABLE: ROOMS. BATH.
housekeeping: moderate rental; maid service.
alI3 32 Ontario onl2 I'd Columbia 27o pesire
1903 NEWTON ST. NV. END MT. PLEAS
ant cars. Over Rock Creek Park; whole
ss5 moo moor TO best ner e over $40 reduced 70"
SITTING ROOM BEDROOM TWIN BEDS.
bath large no sleeping porch; ideal location.
MISSIONER. a50I pa AVE DELIGHT.
iul rms. k. b.. porch: also attractive Eng
lish basement. 3 r.. b.; fine location. Pot.
BEAUTIFUL APT LARGE AIRY ROOMS:
men refereSce es'u i56 l2u St se sW
1879 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV COR
vate bath. electricity. continuous hot water.
PET RETFWQ 2555a :in LAK Z; E3oNs rs, KIT KIT
fur: cool: comfortable. convenient. 739
1917 10Th sT.-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
en- North a447. '''N 'OO''' '''''' ''''"'
OPP. MAYFLOWER-DAY. WK.. MO OR
permanent; high-class. exclusive. L and r.
Gesir: very cool, quiet, strict privacy. 11l7
FOR, ,DIscRTNINAT1NG TEYANTs-US-
e aSa. i fSS! g. Siean quiet h0meiike s:FV
t1GG,1Ss 18th ST, N.w:IITwo ROOMS AND
F T,ssSea gas o sfS phone included a@i
ls15 10th ST. ,APARTMENTs-CAN ,Ac
and intimate privacy; cannot be duplicated
in city at same rates. Phone Decatur $50.
ANTWERP. 00I goth ST NW-LOyELY
corner apt. 3 beautifully furnished rooms,
kitchen. bath: Fine location. Pot 6O26.
l36s F. ST. Ms COMPLETELY AND
am tiled BATHS Ssas 5GSDB ' fnc $685.
6 L y. fa2l GEORGIA AVE. a
rooms III. and bath. s6a to ssi NV.
Rock Rooms AND BATH
1-RM. & B. APT, FUR, $40.
3-RM. & B. APT, FUR, $50.
Finest exclusive residential location: all
outside extra large rooms: tile baths; parquet
1905 o. see antor 9Ias californ}a st. N1 1%.
LESS THAN x RATES,
ID L Elk HAN IO L Ell
can be arranged by renting. Immediately
neatly Fl y,1 fur mel silver dishes, linen. ETC..
SITS; n.w;-Largest and finest fireproof elcv.
bldg. tel to 4 rms, rec. h.. porches. b.
from so; 70 min. walk downtown. Phone
CITY'S BEST HOTEL APIS,
Reside at the Brighton Hotel. California
st. at Conn. ave. In most exclusive residen-
tial section. convenient downtown fireDroof
buildings: all outside rooms. tile baths: fin
est furnishings and service: splendid cafe:
Hobbies: to room suites: most reasonable
rates in city to desirable guests. Phone Mr.
REAMS. North 3496.
EXTRA LOW RATES
for Summer. Will pay you to investigate
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1926 18th ST.
cor cor d Buchanan ana1 Silly rm. bedrm.: H. ;;
Ga. ave. r. <. and b. Apply ianitor or
w. CARL WYATT owner Adams Sal
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BUICK TOURING. 1925; in Al mechanical
condition. good tires: good reason LOT Selling
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
RENT ROOMS-FUR OR tINFIrR

1l12 18th NE-Two largs rms for In
must be seen to be appreciated; next to
bath; reasonable.
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BORDEAUX. 69o1 GEORGIA AVE. =
rooms kit. and bath. S63 to Ss1
ATTRACTIVE. 3 ROOMS AND BATH:
overlooking Rock Creek: convenient to both
car lines. Phone Adams l43l