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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
! HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKERML 'N

Miglecz Mihaly es neje (Luka,
Zemplen m es 0zv. Vasenszky
Andrasne (VMsoly, Abauj m.)
A melyen sujtott gyaszol6 csa-
lad ezuton mond k0szonetet mind
azoknak, akik virrasztottak, a
megboldogult temet6sen reszt vet.
tex, kopors6jara viragot helyez.
TEX es ezuton k0sz0ni meg Nelep.
ka JanOsnenak es 0zv. Hank6 Mi.
halynenak, hogy a megboldogult-
ert mis6t szolgaltatnak.
...Sokat szenvedett fatal ma.
gyar testveriink nyugodjal beke,
ben!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A SCENT ISTVAN EGYIET
HIREI.

Gyiiles. - A Scent Tstvan Env.
let +. no 4.en, vasarnap d. II. 2
6rakor tartja rendes havi gyiilf.
set Wilson Ave.n, a SIT. Tstvan
templommal szemben lev6 sarok.
hazban.
Fiiggesztett tagok. = August
tus h6napban fiiggesztve voltak
a k0vetkez6 tagok. Kantor Gyorov
ne 3 havi es Kantor Gy0rgy 4 ha-
vi hatralekkal.
Zaszl6szenteles. K6retne1x
a tagok, hogy a Scent Imrc Her
ceg Egylet altal f. no Ben Ga
Dor Daykor' tartand6 zaszl6-
szentelesre, d. q. fel 10 6rakor az
Ukran hallban ment6l nagyObb
szamban jelenjenek meg, inert az
egyletiink is zaszl6kkal fog kiru.
kolni ICY lilo dolog volna, ha
ment6l tobben marcsolnank zaz.
l6nk m0g0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
ERIK A sZ0LLO.
Macy sziiretre kesziilOdik camp
belli magyarsag.


A campbelli hegyoldalon mem
sokara beerik a sz6ll6, tolvaj joE
a k0rnyeken 6lalkodnak, bizony
alapos doga akad a cz6szuram
max. No de de mindent furt0
ugyse lophatnak ell, marad szii
retire.
Akl1urat1lsan magyaros sziiret
iinnepseg fog lefolyni szeptembe1
24-en, szombaton campbel1i Ro
man Hallban. A tancmulatsag i
vedelme magyar nyari iskol;
k0ltsegeire lesz forditva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

gozas nelRiil cselekedtek test
verek, 'esaar AIT sajnalom, hogy
err6l hamarabb mem vettem tudo.
mast, mivel akkor nagyon sokat
tudtam volna segitenl a festive.
reknek IS sok szaladgalast6l meg
mentettem volna faradoz6kat.
Sohasem kerestem az EN- testce-
REIN el0tt a nepszeriiseget, ARA
mem is volt sziikseg, mivel azok-
max a sziveben, akikert 11.ik eve,
hogy m,lnkalkodom, oft van az
el0smeres es szeretet, most AIT Ia
tom, hogy csak az alkalmat var
tax, hogy AIT meg is mutathas-
SAX.
Maid Mt. Kruchio Antal beszelt
hui szolgak ertekes munkajarol,
amilyen hiiseges szolganak blzo-
nyult Mt. Ifj. Dokus Gabor ur,
eppen olyan hiiseges munkas a
Mt. asszony mellette az Urnak
szSllojeben, amerikai no letere
megtanulta mi sep magyar
,nyelviinket, szeretettel es odaa-
dassal munkalkodik a magyar
testverek k0z0tt. A cantoni egy-
hazt6l rendezettebb egyhaz a ma
gyar ref. egyhazak kozott talan
ketto sincs, annak taglai huse-
pes reformalt keresztyenek. Nyu-
godion meg Istennek aldasa ugy
a hiiseges szolgan, mint Mt. aszr
szonyon es cantoni egyhaz MN
den egyes tagjan!
Rev. Udvarnoki a helybeli bap-
tista egyhaz ibeszolgal6 lelkesze
lis szep Is ertekes beszedben mel
tatta az iinnepelt erdemeit, meg
0smerte tisztelni es szeretni, MI
vel latta benne az igazsagot hlr-
deto keresztyen baratot. Mem fel-
takenykedik, mint AIT nagyon So
kan teszik ugy mi, mint ma
six oldalon munkalkod6 lelkeszek
kozott, az igazsagot mem rejti,
vagy mem hallgatja Ell meg akkor
sem, hogyha azzal nepszeritlenne
teszi magat. De csodalja Mt.
asszonynak a munkajat is, ma.
gyon keves amerikai van, aki ko.
zelebb alma a magyar ember szi-
yehez mint 8. Megtanulta mi
nyelviinket azert, hogy jobban
meg0smerjen IS szeressen ben
niinket. Adjon az listen boldog
Is zavartalan hosszu munkas ele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
MEGHAT6 ttNNEPsEG
VOLT CANTONBAN
A cantoni magyar reformatus egy
haz tagjai rendeztek szeretet lel-
kesziik, Mt. III. Dokus Gabor
tiszteletere.

AIT mar megtanultuk Magyar
Amerikaban, hogy annak, aki
kozpalyan mikodik el0smeresben
alig van resze. Szeretet helyett
annal tobb sziiros t0viset kap.
Az elmult vasarnap ennek el-
lenkez6jet tapasztaltllk inert meg
vannak azert elegen ami magyar
testvereink kozott, ugy a vilagi,
mint egyhazi teren, akik mem fe.
ledkeznek meg a k0zmunkasr6l.
FIRE vallott az a sep iinnepsfg
is, melyet Mt. Ifi D6kus Gabor,
cantoni reformatus lelkesz es ked
YES meje tiszteletere rendeztek az
egyhaz tagjai.
Az erdemekben gazdag lelkesz
augustus 29.en tolt0tte 39-ik
ziiletes evet, leliesszt szentelfse-
mex l6. evfordulojat es a cantoni
egyhaznal 10 ewes lelkeszi szolga-
latat, SGT erre a datumra esett
hazassaguk evfordul6ja is az er-
demes parnak. Az iinnepely meg
lepetes akart lenni es ICY minden
el6re beharangozott zajt6l mentes
4 Sc akartak. tepni hivei az iinne-
p6lyt es ICY 0sszebeszeltek Bandi
Janos borbely mester es hall tu-
laiidonossal, hogy maid MALTA lesz
megtartva a tarsas ebed, hogy a
figyelmet eltereljek rola, Bandl
Janos es neje gyermekeit is akkor
| fogiak megkereszt elni az o terme-
!. ben
Vasarnap az Istentisztelet utan
lehivtak keresztelni ut. 1fj. Do
kust a Bandi csaladhoz, hogy a
hallban keresztelje meg ket kis
legenyt, de a lelkesz utan az egy
hazanak a tagjai is mentek csak
akkor latta AIT, hogy lit keszul
ya]ami. de keresztelesre gon
dolt, Bandi testveriink is egyhaz
tap 6s icv testverhez mentek
A sep es tiszta termet a hlvef
sokasaga templomma alakltotts
, altal Is kezdetet vette a keresz
telesi szertartas. Mt. Dokus rvo
nyorii beszedben szolt szulok
h0z es kereszt szil6kh0z, beszel1
annak fontossagar6l es a szJloE
IS a keresztsziil6k k0telessegerol
maid felkerte Mt. Kratchlo Anita
alliancei ref. lelkeszt az ina Ell
( mondasara. Ina utan megkeresz
telte az iinnepl6 lelkesz 8. ewes
(. kis legenyt Andras es josef nev
re akinek keresztsziilei Nemetf
Imre Is neje lettek, maid a 6 no
!. nanost aki a scent keresztsegbe1
Vilmos Is Pei nevet kapott, ennei
keresztsziilei Trombitas GyOrgy
!. Is neie az Alliance-ben is kozsze
retetnek orvend6 hazaspar lett.
:. A kereszteles utan mindenk
!. yarta AIT, hogy levonnl sokasas
!. az ebedlS terembe, de lit Macy nj
! ba tortent, titok kideriilt, mlve
!. az ebed mem volt keszen, mem
!, hHseges nSk okeztak kesest, ma
nem yalami technikai hiba tor
t tent a konyhaval. Az eset minden
kit bosszantott, de ICY fent te
remben elmondtak AIT, amlt az
ebed alatt akartak elmondanl, Al
els5 volt az unnepelt, aki szeper
,beszelt. Ugymond: engem nagyor
: meghatott az en- testvereimnek 8
figyelme Is szeretete, ezt mem
yartam S ITALIAN azert is hatott meg
annyira, miyel minden heharan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
ELETE VIRAGJABAN
4RAGADTA Ell A HALAL
Miglecz Mihaly fatal testveriink
temetesen az 6szinte resZvet
k0nnyei hullottak.

Egy sokat szenvedett, nagy be-
teg testvfriinket ragadott el a
kegyetlen halal. Miglecz Mihaly
boldog gyermekevei utan snlyos
betegsegbe esett, fiatalsagat, 6le-
tenek legszebb idejtt betegen kel.
lett elt0ltenie.
Icy volt elrendelvc. Huszonket
evet alig cit szegeny azutan ell
ment, mint 6szi hervadaskor any.
nyi d1s ia lombja.
Csak azok ismertek, akik jara.
tosak voltak IMigleczek hazaba.
Beteg, gyenge testevel mem lehe-
tett oft a tevckeny magyar fla.
talsag soraiban. De azok keve
SEX, akik ismertek, azok secret.
TEX, becsiiltek. Mert draga. aldott
j6 flu volt szegeny boldogult
Miglecz Mihaly.
Huszonket evvel ezel6tt sziile.
tett Youngstownban, lit jart is
kolaba, lit nevelkedett. Amikor
elerte munkas kort, hubbardi
acel gyarban kapott alkalmazast.
Munkastarsai szerettek, becsiil-
TEX. Harom evvel ezelStt halalos
k6r feszkelte be magat fatal tes.
tebe az6ta = szegeny flu =
egyre 'betegeskedett. Ket h6nap
6ta agyban fekv5 betegge lett s
augustus 18-an elliott erte ha.
lal.
Augustus 20.an temettek ell.
viragerd6 kiserte utols6 utjara,
1714 Oak st. alatti gyaszhazban
virag erd6 boritotta kopors6iat.
Rlnboczky Istvan es csaladja,
Kozma J6zsef 6s csaladja, Hoch.
wart Janos es csaladja, Ignath
Gyula es csaladja, Miglecz Fe-
rencz es csaladja, Somplak Mi
haly es csaladja, Balogh Ference
es csaladja, Macy Albert es csa-
ladja, 6zv. Molnar Lajosne es csa-
ladja, Gombita Janos 6s csalad-
ia, Frenk Arnold es csaladja, Ba-
rany Janos es csaladja, Hank6 Mi
haly es csaladja, Druga Mihaly
es csaladja, Bukovi Janos es csa.
ladja. Hajd1 JOSEF, Morvai ia.
nos, Balla Gabor es csaladja he.
lyeztek viragot vagy koszorut a
fatal magyar koporsQjara.
F0t. Maczk0 Josef SIT
Gyorgy egyhaz plebanosa vegezte
az egyhazi szertartast a haznal, q
templomban es a temet6ben.
A kopors6t vittek: Miglecz Fe
rencz, Ruboczki Tstvan, Buncs
JOSEF, Gomez Andras es GacS
Istvan, viragokat vittek Hor
vath Margit, Lengyel Ter6z, Hocf
wart R6za, Nelepka Annus, Ba
rany Margit, Hank6 Margit, Son
plak Juliska, Dojcsak Mariska
Szimcs6 Margit, Hochwart Ma
tild, Macy Iren es Ignath Margit
A templomi szertartas utan
Kalvaria temetobe indult gyasi
menet, hogy atadjak az anyafold
mex, a megboldogult porreszeit
Gyaszoljak: edesanyja = ozv
Miglecz Mihalyne testverei
Andras, Tiles, Erzsebet es Iren
nagybatyja Miglecz Ference, lg
nath Gyula, keresztapja BaranN
Janos, keresztanyja, Hochwar
Janosne.
Az 6hazaban elS nagysziilok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
GYttLEST TART
Az Greg EGYLET

Az Els0 Magyar Betegsegelyzt
Egylet vezet6sege ezuton hozza a
tagok tudomasara, a szeptembel
4-en, vasarnap delutan ket ora
kezdettel a ref. templom bezment
j6ben tartand6 gyiileset.
A tagok keretnek, teljes szam
ban legyenek jelen, tagsagi k0te
1ezettsegiiknek mindenki tegyer
eleget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
SZttRETI BAL.

Az oszi balok soraban el6kel6
helyet fog elfoglalni az pom
pasnak igerkez6 ziireti mulatsag,
melyet oktober 25-en, szombaton
este rendez a Bridgeport Sz0vet.
seq, helyi, 16ik fi6k osztalya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
TEvEDES.

K0z0ltiik azoknak neveit, akik
a szerencsetlen helyzetben lev6
Mrs. Fisher segitsegere siettek
szives adomanyaikkal. Kozlesiink
be t0bb hiba cs1szott be.
Sos Gabor helyett Sas Gabor,
Kovacsi Janosne helyett Kopacsi
Janosne Is Molnar J6zsefne he
lyett Molnar Lajosne - olvasan-
de.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A v6LEGEfJY.

Bethel: Mondd, akkor is fogod
szeretni, ha mar felesege leszel
Mabel: Persze! Hat mem tudod
hogy mennyire szimpatizal a fer
jes asszonyokkal?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A sTRANDON.

- Ez no negy evvel ezel6tt
megszok0tt az urat6l. A ferj mem
sokara ongyilkos lett.
- Banataban?
- Igen, amiert ismet vissza-
teri hozza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

"HE Uaiversity Of Alahsm2
\ lost tho best haHbaek It ev0
} had when it sent its football
team out to California to defend ifs
title. For, once out in tho land az
the movies, Johnny Mack Brown was
Mred away by numerous tempting
movie offers. he accepted that Of
the Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer studios a.
the most fattering, and wal shcrtly
Be seen in Jackie Coogan 3 nsw pic
ture, "Fhe Bucia CaM."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
Az 0R0K0S0K.

- AIT mondjak, hogy milliar-
dos volt.
- Ma hallod, gazzal lett 4 on.
gyilkos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

a kozmunkasokrol, azokr6l, akik
ertiik munkalkodtak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
EGYEDttLI

magyar biztositasi iigyn0k Youngstown
es k0rnyeken.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-07
Election of Miss Wolf Point

A popularity contest, known other years as Queen of the Carni-
val contest, will extend through the whole seven days. Interest
in this is sure to be strong. Each nighborhood should get its
favorite daughter in early.
Besides the honor of being coronated, with the title, "Miss Wolf
Point, the most popular girl will receive $50 in cash. The con-
testant running second will receive $40. Miss Wolf Point
will draw the Grand Prizes the closing night at the Community
Dance.
The votes in this contest will be counted each evening and the
results posted. This feature has been a big hit each year and
is sur. to stir up great enthusiasm again this year.
Any. girl who is a bona fde resident of her neighborhood is
eligible and does not need to declare herself but NAV be nom
mated by a friend who has tickets to vote.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-07

Each day at one o'clock sharp there will be Calling
Contests-Hog Calling for men, Kid and Husband
Calling for women. Cash prizes of So and 81. We
all want to get in on these. If we can't call we can at
least come. Balloon Blowing and other contests for
boys and girls which the committee will announce.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-07
Tug-of-War

nual week, a Tug-of-War will be the big attraction,
at Two o'clock p. m. The teams will be Roosevelt
County farmers versus McCone County farmers-12
men on a side. The best team will be entitled to a
good dinner with the Wolf Point merchants as hosts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

I 10l4 18th ST. NWs--Two communicating
rooms: one single; southern exposure, seco.lo
1ioor, near bath: hot water. electricity.
las EAST CAPITOL bright rooms with
or without board: for rent separately; rea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

, 4th NE.-Cool front room. with kitchen chen
cite back porch, End noor; laundry prlFf
COG rnnnfh. Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

DELIGHTEUL APT, 3 OR q LARGE
windows; adults 1909 Kenye on. Adams l742.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

T. 2. o.
S4S.6O: r.. C b., porch. some furniture
free h.w.h. beautiful street. Apt. 4. 40 T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL
apartment overlooking park;
two spacious rooms, kitchen re-
ception hall and bath; beauti-
fully furnished, including baby
grand; will suitcase two or
three months at reasonable
rental. Apply at orce, Potomac
Park Apis, go. Main 91O2. 26*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

/. 1918 LAMONT ST. N.W.--south front
room. ami. continuous h. W. Col. 2454.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

1II3 18th 81. Nw-see Jake's nice cool
rooms: LII and sleeping: reasonable, %
27I9 14th ST. NW-Sicely furnished
room with lavatory: firstsfioor apt.
2s15 EvARTS. ST. E.E.-one. or two
rooms: all. modern ConTeniences: LII. k.
CAYWOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC. 915
New York ave. NV, have number of de
Birable houses. apis, stores and garages for
CAYWOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
Main 9S2 9l5 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

ga H STREET NV.
8 rooms first floor: no objection to chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

Mt. PLEASANT SECTI0N-SECOND-FIO O3
~ Ttnent, or > rooms. private path.
h.-w.h. gas. electricity: Summer rates: third
floor housekeeping room. Adams 2I2l:W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath and porch. gas. electricity and
continuous hot water: all for $40 so: near
Meridian Park. Col 2040-J 26'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

| WOODRTDGE-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
| bath; modern detached home: second floor:
| large yard; garage optional. 2503 Haullin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

4 COOL ROOMS. PERFECT CONDITION:
completely private: glassed porch: ami:
reasonable. Near Soldiers Home. 435 Ken
Won at NV 30s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

TAKOMA-THREE r. AND b NEAR
cars and stores: will care for child age . n
to 4 during day for employed couple: rent
reasonable 22i Willow ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

| FOR COLORED--A FAMILY APARTMENT.
| @ rooms and bath. rOon1y ard in frst-class
| order: reasonable rent. Apply on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

6s oor ELF IL, APT; liz liz ST NE-2nd
dows. electric lights. h.-w.h.; no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

2341 PENNA. AVE. SE.-5 BRIGHT
rooms and bath: all outside windows. Heat
ed. ami: reasonable. Line. 1922.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. H.-W H. GAS.
cleo. and telephone. Rent very reasonable.
Anniy 1905 Belmont ct NV ore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

ROOMS AND BOARD.


II DUPONT CIRCLE. opposite Temporary
White House. between n. H. ave. and 10Th
ST.. n;w.-Large. cool. second-foor rooms.
bath with private lavatory: every convent
ence and comfort; beautiful living rooms.
splendid meals: laundry privileges: young
ladies. couples men; Summer rates ;
transients accommodates.
FALLS CHURCH. VIRGINIA--Large, bright
well furnished front room in charming new
private residence; suitbale for couple or two
ladies': minutes walk to Wv Ry; modern
conyeniences, telephone; quiet: trees. birds;
senli-rurat; refined conditions: privileges:
references requested. Address Box 65. E
1926 21st ST. NV 1rear Dupont circieI-
single rooms. with meals; $40 month:
double rooms with twin beds. from $50 to
meats, fresh fruits and vegetables and good
pastries are what we serve an attractive
dining room, light and airy: small tables
and good service. North 1904.
PRIVATE HOME-Electricity. phone. hot
water: 81 gents. private bath. home cook
ing. porches, lawn. music. pleasant environ
mcnt. minutes walk to cars. must be
sober and refined: 50 per week each: can
arrange garage. Address Box BID. Star
office.
1855 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Near
room: board optional: for one or two: with
private family: home conyeniences and
privileges: reasonable.
1897 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Large.
cool. single and double rooms: pleasant ioca-
ton: easy walk Govt. bureaus, Spacious
old English lobby. Beautiful dining room.
Excellent board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

COLORED-162l CHURCH ST. NV
large rooms bah, private. good condition.
hot-water heat. cleo, gas range: S47 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

second floor anartnlent. five rooms. bath
tall outsider. > porchcs. ward and trees In
old Mt. pleasant 1872 Newtnn 81. 26e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

I THE ALABAMA APT. 603-Lady., front
room southern exposure. Call after l sun
/. day. after e 40 any PYenlng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. ENCLOSED
porch ideal location for tlressmaker. low
rent :}604 14th 81. NV. 2S'
507 TENN. AVE. NE.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor new home. 3 rooms. private bath. large
screened sleeping porch: adults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

1916 10Th STREET.
Beautifully furnished front apartment of
reception hall. large living room, two nice
Scsn and sMo baths one %th
Included are rugs some china. silver cook
ing utensils. etc. Ample closet space and
soundproof noors. two elevators and excel
lent twenty four hour service. Splendid To-
cation on Washington's finest boulevard
Convenient to buses. cars. etc. and within
2 short walk. of downtown. Goyt. oficial
to Sis per month. Apply resident man
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2S13 QUARRY RID NW.-FIVE ROOMS
and bath. unfur.. IN apt. house. edge of Rock
Creek Park; rent reasonable. Adams 1860.
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I 1926 n. CAPITOL ST.-Room with III k.
privileges. Can be seen all day Sunday: after
q IN
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1923 OAK ST. -NW.-NEWLY DECoRAT.
cd; entire End floor: 2 rooms. kitchen and
inclosed sleeping porch. Columbia 6559-W.
9O8 HAMILTON ST NV ROOMS
Kitchen. bath. incIosed sleeping porch
NV h.. hot water, elec.s gas; close to cars F;
use OF phone Col. 3746 after pm.
1900 MONROE NE ROOMS. PORCH,
Kitchen alcOve: 1-piece sink built-in cum
board: cars and bus convenient
1414 18th ST NW-THREE ROOMS AND
Kitchen. gas. electricity furnished: reason
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rs N. CAPITOL ROOMS, KITCHEN
tie. bath and back porch; h.-w.h., electric
w. Key S31 N CAPITOL
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FOUR ROOMS. BATH. ENCLOSED SLEEP.
porch. h.-wh. Desirable location. $4,000.
AnnlX OH Md ave n O 2Rs
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+ 1881 FAIRMONT ST. N.w:--Ideal home.
( beautiful rooms: three parlors. ballroom.
! community kitchen. radio. piano. Col. S043.
FONTANET COURTS. Apt. 411--Large cor
ner room. windows aud door on balcony
ron ,nihn Lln
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AL COL. RID. APT. 33-Nicely furnished
oonl. large closet; next to bath; telephone.
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DUMBARTON COURT 1857 3Ist ST
large rooms. bath. porch. beautiful grounds.
S75 mo. See janitnr.
5 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. 2 PORCHES.
all outside rooms: very desirable. 1929
18th st. NV 26s
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orr DUPONT CTRCLE-Attractive room
Tor two congenial girls; with or without
kitchen. 1412 Goth st. NV.
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. b TT N.E--3 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE.
tn. closets; sleeping porch: entire floor;
tractiYe. cool. complete: basement laundry
anes fVietrols para freH%
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

ROOM for quiet man in modern house.
nearby Virginia. Address Box 120-D. Star
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9I2 n. Y. AVE. Nw-2 rooms, newly pa
Dered and newly furnished; complete h'A''
rs1nuinp water gas range. alec.
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200 E. CAPITOL ST.? outside, rooms,
, nicely furnished. h.-w.h.. electric hght' gas
i y 4 fad
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-28

to take on fuel, and phoned to San
Diego regarding weather, and wait
ed while a plane there rose and
tested the fog banks and reported
back.
The S f 5, local plane piloted
by Roy Pemberton, blew off Il cyl
inder head while cruising over the
Tamarack ranch, causing a forced
landing in plowed field.
Cecil Meadows and Gordon Conk-
lin of Los Angeles, were forced to
delay their departure for the coast
city by a burnt out valve, taking
most of yesterday to repair, and af
ter phoning to Los Angeles and find
ing a severe rain in that region,
decided to wait till this forenoon,
before taking off.
The Women s Foreign Mission
held a convention at Brawley yes
terday. Those attending from I'm
perial were, Mrs r. G. Banta, Mrs.
n. A. Mackey, Mrs. o. D. Van Dyke
and Rev. William Taylor. Rev.
Tavlor led the devotions, and the
district president, Mrs. Horton NJ.
Palmer of Santa Ana and the dis
trict treasurer Miss Gertrude Rich
ardson also of that city, each gave
an interesting and enlightening
talk on the works of the different