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Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20

seem to find a stocking that is long
enough.
This was only too true. For
some of his wife s stockings and at
some of Nurse Jane s, neither seem
ed big enough. And he did not
think of sewing two stockings to-
gcther, as Baby Bunty had said
sac would do when she came home
from school.
SO, after hunting high and low
in the bungalow, without finding
long Christmas stocking, Uncle
Wiggily hopped out, with bright
smile beneath his pink, twinkling
nose.
~ know what IN do he said.
81 II borrow long stocking from
Mrs. Stork. She is bird with very
long legs But alas! Uncle Wig
g,y forgot that there were no storks
near where he lived. The nearest
we're in Holland, and they are even
getting scarce there. So after hop
ping around looking for a stork
lind, and finding none, Uncle Wig
gilv thought of the Blue Heron,
which is bird, almost like storG,
ana with legs quite as long.
II II borrow one of Mrs. Heron 5
stockings,'' said the rabbit. "She
will be glad to lend it to me- But
alas once more. When the bunny
uncle reached the house ON the edge
81 the pond, where, in the summer
time, Mrs. Heron used to wade in
the water with her long legs to
catch fish and frogs for her din,
rer-when Uncle Wiggily got there,
tie house was all closed and a sign
an il said:
GONE SOUTH FOR THE WINTER
lla! | might have known!' ex-
claimed Mr.. Longears, much disap-
pointed. Just my luck,' But nc
happcned to look in the backyard
and there, hanging on the clothes
llne, was one long stocking. Mis-.
Heron had forgotten it in her hur-
ry of packing to go South for the
winter.
"Oh, joy, A long stocking at
last. y Christmas stocking.'' cried
the rabbit, taking it off the line
waere it was flapping in the cold
wind. - Now | shall get many pres
ants that l can give away He
was just hopping out of the yard,
with the long stocking, when 81
Of a sudden, a voice shouted:
Stop
Now who it was that said this,
and why, l shall tell you tomorrow
night, when, in ease the back fence
d1esn t get jealous of the frout
sidewalk and want to go roller
skating en- it, III tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily's Christmas
doll.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
PERHAPS A LETTUCE DAY"

Proposal to hold Lettuce Day" in Imperial Val
ley has been broached by several businessmen in this
city. 1t would appear that such matter might we'll
be taken into consideration by the Associated Cham
bers of Commerce.
citrus belt has its Orange Day. and attention is
brought to other California crops through observances
of this kind.
its immense lettuce crop other sections have of their
particular products The occasion would be certain
20 bring considerable favorable publicity to Imperial
Valley and we need plenty of it.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
POSITION IS LOGICAL

Inability to reach basis of agreement at the San
Francisco conference of representatives from Arizona
Nevada and California is discouragng to Imperial Val
ley supporters of the Swing-Johnson bill but does not
mean that no basis can be reached
The argument is to be continued in Washington af
ter the first of the year and there possibly
pressure will serve to point the way to satisfactory
solution of the difficult question
The government has taken the stand that the states
interested IN the development of the Colorado must
agree the various points involved before
be achieved for the SWING Johnson bill.
CALIFORNIA; proposal for the division of power
four-tenths of mill basis appears to be
reasonable though Arizona stubbornly holds out for
six-tenths, equally divided between Nevada and Ari
zona, leaving California out in the cold
To agree to such proposal would be to sell the
states birthrght for mess of pottage California
is much entitled to share in the power revenue
the other states possibly more undoubtedly the
greatest part of the power developed will be used in
this state.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20

cheese nibbling, Baby Ijunty said:
u wonder what long thing
Uncle Wiggily is looking fora
"It's long stocking of eourse!'
barked Jackie Bow Wow.
"Oh. it il? - asked Runty.
..Of course,' mewed Tommie
Kat. "'What else would Uncle Wig
gIly be looking for that was long,
when it's so near Christmas, If it
ism t a stocking' That 5 it, l IN
sure. Everybody wants a long stock
ing for Christmas SO they can get
more presents.
.'Then.' said Baby Bunty as she
went to her seat to study her carrot
cnawing lesson, "when | go back
am going TO help Unkie Wig look
COR a long, Christmas stocking. | Il
take one of Nurse Jane 5 and one
tat Mrs. Longears diesn t need and
l II sew them together
This was very kind on Bunty 5
part, l think. And really a long
stocking was just what Uncle Wig
gily was searching for.
''The longer the better. said the
rabbit gentleman to himself as he
hoped in and out of the rooms IN
his bungalow, looking high and low.
"The bigger the stocking the more
presents | will find in it on Christ
mas morning, for Santa Claus always
fills stocking TO the top.
Now you might imagine Uncle
Wiggilv was greedy, wanting long
stocking 50 he could get many pres
,nts. But the bunny gentleman
wasn I in the least selfish. He did
rot want the presents for himself.
"There are SO many poor little
animal boys and girls in Woodland
who may get no presents, : whisper
cd Mr.. Longears to himself, "that
some one must be kind TO them. So
il / hang up big stocking, and get
il full of Christmas gifts, | can
give them all away. But | can I
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
Hornsby Gambling
Case Proceeds

CLAYTON, Mo, Dee. 2O.-Test-
lmony was resumed in circuit court
here today in the case of Frank l..
Moore, Newport, Ky, betting COM
missioner who charges Rogers Horns
by baseball star owes him $4j.O7J
as result of mutual betting part
nership.
The issue in the case hinges on
Hornsby's conception of the bind
ing nature of various financial OBJ
legations which he admitted incur
ring with Moore He contends all
of the legitimate debts have been
paid and that any others are not
binding.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Dec. 90 1915

Announcement of the incorpora-
tion of the Imperial Valley. Hard
ware company will be made tomor-
row, merging the two large com
nercial houses of the FL Centre
Hardware and Implement Company
and Anderson and Never. Capital,
ization of the new company is Civ
IN at 100000. The latter firm has
stores in Holtville, Brawley and Cal
cXico and the FL Centro Hardware
and Implement company is one CT
the oldest and largest stores in RI
Centre, and has grown to it's pres
cnt large proportions under the di-
cection of Charles II. Hersee.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
John Slept In
State Anyhow

John Huggins, 81, no home, learn
I'd last night that it pays to "know
your man. when asking aims.
''Can you give n fellcr two-bits
for a fced?' he asked man on
the street.
"No, but l sure can show you a
good Jail where we keep men like
you,' came the reply.
And he did, for it was a member
of Sheriff Gillctt 5 squad to whom
lIuggins put the question He was
given a room for the night. The of
ticer, however, did not bring a
charge against lluggins and he was
released this morning with n warn
ing to get out of the county and
say out.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
Stabbed By
curtis

Ifa7y people suffer attacks by TINS
archtend, commonly called nerve in
flammation." The first warning Is
usually sharp, stabbing pain, which
may come and go" or hurt constantly.
You may feel it in the shoulder, neck,
forearm, small of the back. or down
the thigh and leg to the heel. IL Is
sometimes mistaken for sclatica, rheu-
matism or neuralgia, which troubles
often do end in neuritis.
No matter where you have nerve
Mains or what caused them, you can
get quick relief without using mar
cotics or poisons. Apply Tysmol over
the part that hurts and the pain VIII
soon be gone.
Tysmol is absorbed through the
pores of the skin. 1t has soothing.
healing effect upon the diseased
nerves, gradually helping to restore
them to healthy condition.
Don't suffer any longer. Get sup
ply of Tysmol st any >aod drug store.
Price 81 svArv~~SAra
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
TEN YEARS AGO
Dec. 20, 1917

Work on the construction of the
new county Jail is being pushed as
rapidly as possible, according. to
Samuel b. thinner, supervising ar.
chltect in charge. Fifty-five car
loads of material will be necessary
for the building and cells. Twenty
four have been received to date.
The state university experiment
farm at Meloland will now be in
charge of Walter w. Wilkinson, ac.
lively engaged in agricultural work
for number of years.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Dec. 20, 1907

+. C. Paulin, who has been in the
city for several days, says that IL
II. Petersen will begin the actual
construction on the addition to the
Hotel Imperial not later than the
coming week.
George H. p. Shaw and Herbert
W. Brewer have formed n partner
ship for the practice of law.
Orders have been issued for the
operation of regular train service
across the line into Mexico three
times week, effective today. Tn
present terminus of the road is
Herhicera, which is 1856 miles from
CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
Best Not to Miss
a Single Chance

City police were given n hurried
lun to 1851 State street yesterday
afternoon when u woman calling
headquarters said that there was n
laan begging food in the neighbor-
hood who answered to a letter the
description of the man wanted in
Los Angeles as the kidnapcr and
siaycr of Marian Parker, school
girl.
But the police failed to find any
one that answered the description.
They combed the neighborhood thor
oughly but the beggar had cvi-
IDENTITY become aware of chase and
had made good his escape.
The Polish have been patroling
tho Lithuanian border. But thcr,
\ou know the Poles are far apart.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA, Dec. 20.-Mean daily
gage heights in feet and mean dis
charge in second feet of the Color
ado river at Yuma, Ariz., for the
week ending December 10, 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20
SUCCESS ATTEND THEM

Overshadowed by tragedy nearer home many of
us may forget the plight of the disaster which has
again overtaken the navy the Atlantic coast in the
Joss of the submarine S4 off the Massachusetts,
Somehow submarine boats appear to be fated. Trag
edy stalks them in peace and in Yet they are
recognized essential part of the nations defense
and the men who serve in them take chances that
title them to little consideration from US than
those who serve in other branches of the service.
AS this is written there is hope that small number
of those imprisoned in the sunken vessel may be
cued. Their comrades battling valiantly to
them and in this they have the best wishes of the en-
tire nation.
The New England coast in winter is bitter place.
1t is there the elements wind, cold and angry seas
wage vicious battle against man. Those who fight
the enemy in time of war are no valorous than
the navy who. tonight fighting to little
group of their comrades from horrible death
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20

When Sinclair argues that his jury-shadowing was
wrong but Legal, and Bootleg King Remus argues
that his liquor and murder activities illegal but
morally right, the rest of US may be pardoned for
feeling confused
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20

atheism says missionary, sis spreading in Amer
lea and gripping the world Nothing fraterna about
that grip No password, either
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-20

1--WE are born with politics. says philosophic
citizen. That's just the trouble; the population
the more politics.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
tC0ntlnned.l
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

S5.5o0-S250 down: splendidly built.
coy brown-shingle bungalow; rooms
and bath; bedrooms: in good location;
paved street; near 14th st. trolley.
Ss.7oO--A bargain. Just listed: stucco:
one OF the biggest bargains in Takoma
Park: artistic reception hall. very large
living room with fireplace, cheerful
aining room. splendid kitchen with large
pantry and built-in features: 3 lovely
bedrooms: garage; splendid location, on
paved street. near school. cars. etc. Will
not last week when Spring opens. up.
Easy terms. Owner is leaving for Cen
SS.40O-$1 900 cash and easy monthly
tte Term A real bargain. z rooms. beauti-
Iul living and dining room combined
across front of house. with French
ooors opening onto lovely side porch
under which is a built-in garage One
bedroom and bath on first floor. Three
n.eu1ooms on second floor. Lovely loca-
ton anc lot 50x150.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
fCOuttnueh.l

$40. $50 49, DELIGHTFUL. new. colonial
house on ID. G. side. in aa excellent To-
cation. Just across the street Is n U. 3.
Senator's home Has six lovely rooms.
big master bedrS ON and everything one
would expect to- find in home OF this
kind. just sold one similar to IL. lust
next door. TO member OF German
embassy
S10.750 - This bungalow has been
called the prettiest hungalow inside and
outside. in Takoma Park. Built and de-
signed by u woman. THAT'S WHY.
Large. DELIGHTFULLY."- planned living and
dining rooms. in which nearly any kind
of furniture can be attractively arranged
The kitchen is q dream with its conven-
lent appointments and cozy. breakfast
nook. Over $500 worth of shrubbery
and roses beautify the lawn. Location
Is unexcelled.
S9.5OO-S250 cash and 500 month
will buy this splendidly built bungaiow
of six lovely. large rooms. in a delight
full location on one, of our prettiest
streets. Extremely low terms for a
high -class home in a high-class neighbor-
hood.
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WANTED IN NV. OR NEARBY SUBURBS.
two small modern houses. unfurnished: or
n house suitable for two families. Must Sc
O. Bog 344. Penna Ave. Station.
MARCH l6-DETACHED BUNGALOW. s
or O rooms. bath. cleo. heating plant. one
1are. Not over $40. Address Box 7g.H.
LARGE BRICK HOUSE. Is ROOMS OR
more for use as nursing home or sanitarium:
must be in LIST commercial zone and modern.
Address Box 7O-H. Star Office.
BY. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE O TO ROOM
unfurnished house back yard; best of care
Star Office.
GOOD GROOM HOUSE IN ANACOsTIA-
All corveniences: hot water heat: rent must
.--.-. 20s
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FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
o oP,r FACILITIES, Law LIBRARY AP,
month. Address Box 279-C. Star Office:
BRIGHT. LARGE ROOM. SECOND-FLooR
ONCE Situated 1853 5ess ss'sse n or Reason
able rent. Apply J. c. wEEDON CO.. 912
18th st. NV Phone Main O00S
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5000 BUYS WHAT?
AZ SOLD.

JUST COMPLETED 6
LARGE ROOMS, BATH,
ELECTRIC STOVE, ELEC-
TRIO MOTOR, ELECTRIC
WATER HEATER, HARD
WOOD FLOORS, FULL
SIZED MIRROR DOOR,
OPEN STAIRWAY TO
FINISHED End FLOOR;
LARGE PORCHES FRONT
AND BACK. ONLY $4,000
CASH AND 5000 PER
MONTH. INCLUDIN
EVERYTHING.
Exceptionally attractive new home. Bar
large ss,I living g windoSsy dining room tslso
70 cellar: bathroom 81 Spices im,tasios
feet long,. also built-in medicine caSin.t:
large if BACK k p1rcb windows Opening to
splendid enamel electric range buiitin IRON iron:
ing board, large pantry, with window and
nice electric iish, fixtures lights controlled
base piars some moSs full f's Cement cellar
unde- entire house,: pipeless furnace. electric
dry tubs s.d IL cellar sG large from, porch
81 $50 900 school. near bus and car lines.
By s' unIon e daH sSer Bring sIoGe frisna
earpesnteT, architect or buiissr, 70 pass on
P Rsss sassS with ssSS c LA
psr Gan s9ees
Lived past ok II Yea IN saSdy:i9n Hish
pee bus sh az and Psnaa .a ave- num-
e Will aer glad pi e sSow you
Tsss ssad s s,oS. .ss SSs1 soSs
located on Maple st. Bancroft
WALTER O'HARA,
Telephone Clarendon 123. Bancroft, Va.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND AND sIx.Ro0M
grizzly and furnace cssT t sas
of Charlotte and Carroll avenues. one block
Riverdale Heights.
Four acres Of land and eight-rooom dwell.
ssied 81 sso1 Aia6ams ave ave ; Sc. Is6. N
Hope hill: :4o-ft. frontage in first conmsT.
IN van Tss IN PSSpfy FEW In
EAST 9gEs R 70 s,s c g
90 ACRES. NEAR DEFENSE HIGHWAY I:
Hs,5 ifs REAP HsrSTR 1855 Eve
$500 CASH. $40 MO.
6 rms. b., modern bungalow; open IRE
new garage: large i iot min 1' BY auto %
White s nearby S o1 Va End ,4as pSs
details dstsii Address Box iss.M. Star oiles.
tdss sqaoS ss Ssss ss mons
3131 Newton ct. ne. North e97-J.
BUNGALOW - WELL BUILT; LYME
s5S es ss5 sss 4 ay. mHRh s%
s Sse9ow washington and Bsi.imose. IS. 900.
terms. Address Box l3s-H. Star ONES.
ONE ACRE OF LAND NEAR d. c. VERY
('-0'D '--.N 80 Col. 1907.
NEW BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS; LOT 5ox3bo:
tSS sSSS CASH sfs 10.
0oAi aGR h~ 9EN s1sG pr' Gyasss fsos
Open Sunday.
LARGE HOUSE. IN GROVE: MIN. FROM
STOP: garden; orchard barn: oHt6uilatns;; 8
81 s5S yAsss.s sor IssM s Sc SS
Suburban-Farm and House
situated on improved road. go minutes
drive. Va: good community: bus trolley:
stream across property; % acres: improve,
ments: broom, bath. bungalow. cellar.
porches, heat light and water: fine old trees.
orchard; garage. poultry plant. tool hounsc.
barn. all In good condition: price $4,000.
GEORGE w. SUMMERS. -
500 18th st. NV. Main 22 IN.
EVANSVILLE, MD.
room for an Chickens ns0% and A garden ST
$4,000 and up. on easy terms.
VIM. A. lager. Builder.
Phone Hyatts. 91O. Open Sunday. 90.
PRICES REDUCED.
6-room bnng.. bath; ami: 1850. New
Or: hung bath anil; h-wh. $ss.SS9499.
Submit Your Terms
PERRY BOSWELL.
Phone Hyatts. 617. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
IL acres. 7-r. house. ami; additional
house. 2Ox22: garage. chicken house. young
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Wait No Longer-Wnter's Waning-Sprngs at Hand.
UNIVERSITY PARK,
Picturesque High and Heahful, Invites You.
On the Washington Baltimore Blvd Just Beyond Hyattsvle
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FVHt nnN1-01VNELos
VERY LARGE ATTRACTIVE STORE: TWO
Large sho y, Window: cellar heat; H. apt
SITS. NV: only store within 3 and 4 squares
Ct sd several large apis this store is suitable
of business. Rent SIOO Apply OWNER.
700 kresge Bldg. 18th and G ste.
STORE. NICE SIZE. GOOD WINDOWS: FOR
any business: S35 includes heat. 1913 9th
NV.
NEW CORNER STORE. SUITABLE FOR
almost any business. in best northwest SEC
ton. Phone West 1857 or Cleve 4474.
NEW STORE: REASONABLE RENT: OP-
Portunity for barber. ROGERS CORNER.
C CORN 18th AND YpU---FINE LOCATION.
2OO0t Sth any kind of business. c. A.
OSWELL1 1866 wyoming ave
business location. kepsinston. Nd: cheap
rent. Address Box AISLE. Star Office.
A1disorilmA s womsns botsi ST. once 4 bl nEM
room 1880: living quarters rear Of store
nice yard: new bldg. West 1900.
1913 9th N.W-NEAT STORE FOR ANY
BUSINESS. heated: reasonable. Phone Col.
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WALTER O'HARA.

Telephone Clarendon 123. Bancroft. Va.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND AND SIX-ROOM
dwelling. having cellar. bath. water cleo
tricity and furnace heat two lighthouses. 100
II. long: several chicken houses and other
Outbuildings; located on the southeast corner
of Charlotte and Carroll avenues. one block
east of RIverdale and Edmonston roads.
Riverdale Heights.
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Where growr-ups
enjoy repose from
urban clsmor.
Where architec-
tural and scenic
beauties blend per-
fectly.
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1911 ST. NV
rooms and l BIB ! r >; y VIC i 500 90
rooms. baths INV h, cleo 500 90
3 rooms and bath SG5 90
I420 AMES PL. Ne NEAR LINCOLN PIX
q rooms and bath.
$40 n. Y. AVE. NV.
2Si3 III ST. NV O'~'
r and b.. new hot-water heating
''A'' asi2' r ST. NV. 0'''''
: rooms and bath. furnace heat. :. $50. 90
1871 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
rooms and bath h..w.h.. cleo. $50 90
GEO. w. LINKINS.
1913 DE Sales st.
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QUICK. MONEY
TO LEND Cd AND 3D. TRUSTS. 500
TO 81 900 ON MARYLAND AND d. c.
TRANSACTIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
&C. F. .WARING.
141e r ST NV. MAIN 9172
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Inspect These Houses if YOU
Want Modern Home.
VERY REASONABLE RENTS.
% rooms and bath: furnace heat.
DETACHED BUNGALOW. 1850. $500
3112 Newton ST. n.e.- rooms and
bath: ami.
DETACHED HOUSE 500 90
3114 Newton st. n.e.-5 rooms
and bath: ami.
For further particulars amply to
HARRY A. KITE,
INCORPORATED.
26l4 st. NJ 1916.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

THIRD FLOOR OF new. FlREPRooF AND
S9}ncfets warehouse suitable for light man
paint shop: 1880 50. It. of foor space;
l0O00-lh electric elevator service: second
Commercial zone: rent reasonable. 1900 LIST
e. ne. FIX. ICES
200-CAR GARAGE NEAR UNION STATION.
ail facilities: steam heat. electricity. etc:
coin 348
FOR RENT End FLOOR: SUITABLE FOR
business or apartment. 2465 18th St NV
trict: 3.story brick building. with large
warehouse in rear: located at 720 18th Ct;
nv; Rent reasonable. Apply at store. 10
18th at. NV.
WAREHOUSEt WITH LARGE YARD AND
Office. LIST and N. Y. ave. ne Just across
street from b. & o. freight Office second
commercial zone Phone Frank. 1898.
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
II you want to buy three large lots in
good section, a real. buy for cash, see e. A.
GILbREATH. gil Atlas Bldg. 9th and +
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A community of
quiet beauty and
dignity.
Where children
play in safety from
traffic perils.
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WANTED-BUSlNESS PROPERTY
w.NTED-I 900 50. feet floor space: parti-
toned or non-partitioned: suitable for ply
stefan. Address Box 126-H. Star Office. 22.
I HAVE BUYERS FOR BUSINESS PROP;
ERTIES AND APARTMENT HOUSES. FOR
QUICK RESULTS SEE MR.. NEALE.
WOODWARD BLDG. MAIN 567.
WANTED TO BUY BUSINESS PROPERTY.
any location IL a bargain. give full particu-
lars including price location and rental.
Address Box 12-H Star Office
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Four acres Of land and eight-rooom dwell.
ing. having cellar. city water and gas: To-
Gated at 2s01 Alabama ave. Sc. right m
Hope hill: 24O-ft. frontage in first CONNER
cial zone. This property will greatly In
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HOME FURNITURE.
quick, courteous service Applicant must
earn $100 Der month and have good repu-
tation: all money repaid. small semi monthly
FURNITURE LOAN PROCUREMENT CO.,
=. !. Room 7O2. 14O6 G ct. NV. .e26e
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WHITE
1889 Bird ct. NV, & rms. b. & cleo. $50 90
M h VII el ece' ".".' f"e.' o.' 1900
and bath '" " NV 5000
1925 North Capitol st. rms $3.50
"23 18th st. sw & rms and bath so 90
1927 Eye St ne g rms and bath "a. 90
627 Newton street. NV. 6 rms. 49,. 80
bath. gas ".' i'. $3.50
$40 n street s.w g rms. $3.50
1923 10th street Sc rms $500. 20.50
CAYWO0D BROS. & GARRETT. INC.s
915 New York Ave. NV.
CoLORED-634, B. ST. s.E:-6 ROOMS.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
BOY, 9, SAVES SIX
FROM DROWNING
Citizens of Town to Give Public
Reception to Modest
Child Hero.
OF the Associated Press

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
BRISTOL, Pa.-Little Charles Ca
pella is a hero-even if he Is only
years old. Six children owe their lives
to Charles swimming prowess and
his bravery.
The lad began saving lives two
years ago, when he dragged three
children from the water in a year.
Last year Charlie pulled out
Frank Green, jr., 8, when he was
sinking. and also rescued Harry Rus
so, 10.
A few days ago 6year-old Mary
Moffet waded into the canal BASIN
here and was soon into water over
her head. Charlie was swimming
nearby. He swan to her, dived,
caught her by the hair, and brought
her ashore.
Charlie is modest and his rewards
have consisted so far of local glory.
so cents and a pair of running shoes.
But Bristol citizens have decided that
a public reception is in order.