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Evening star., 1928-06-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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1904 PARK RD .--2nd FLOOR APT. . RMS.
sitcheDette and bath electricity con bot
waier phone.
1904 PARK RID. NV ROOMS. KiTCH.
enstte. bath. lad moor apt: electricity. ia
staHtaHe0gs hot water. ph9ue
wASTKIl~~REFISED LADY WH0 APPRE.
s1Atek refined h0Bee 80 share attractive aut
@ith another. Mah0g. fugn. Col 3U1e "
1914 IIth Nv HOMESTEAD. Apt. 4-
Two BEDROOMS. dining Kitchen, osth ne.%Iy
Dafcred $58 -
2434 Yg4sKLIS sT. Nv. Woodbridge Lang
f2 s5ot sso56 s%k - D2'@"fs lslet. f'9 VI, w
s13 New ton st nA Rock Greek Park ---
All open ami LELAND Barton. n 1905
62a FAST CApTTOT--3 rooms ard bath.
2nd roer comfortably furnished. $50
isrsS aeolfd st6ry % front pongis ms and b.
Hleeiy furnished Franklin rSf7
THE wHYLAND 1924 I'm ST ROOMS
Kitchen and bath 0nlpleteIg furnished Poi
IyfE sAsTA' ROsA~-ATTRAcTfVE PIN
nished apartment. . rooms. kitchen bath
800 r@Nepiihn halt clean anH vWant eFsrs
nlgdern Improvement Apply ~ Office. i7I2
ATTKAfsFIyELY AND COMPLETELY FtjR,
h,ssed ant large rooms. Kitchen. bath
a~niaEs gHeD silver dishes unIihgte6 teBe.
phone ernposed adults Adams t7a2
fila MASS AVE W. ROOMS HITCH
~, baib. a.mA overlooking PARK frat foor
AiAG gsrag"
ei9 6th HE.--3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. 2nd
floor. eofHpetely furnished for h0usekeepinx
1 afc Bofrhhs very reasonable Lincoln
4l9 II 80. n E.~BEATpTIFUL AND 4
room hBt,f Elegantly and completely fur.
h'shed f@fsh6us1bcepiug eiec. Lincoln 30n5
APARTMENT .oFERLOoRING POTnH sc
Jsfk f9f = 9r Dl0nihs. = rooms kltrhfn
dioette and bath. Call manager The Boulo'
ward aDts
cO0L. NICELY FrRslsHED-b.K Ko0M
apartment stnl nn@ig Decorated. ROfdeb
ggg?a =. fesshinanflo"d good transportation
KEDRicK JsCl x sT NV. FROST APT
6oa-,,,ftne large room. bath, large closet
sl6f ab9g 70" hHRf bFihk room. bed
room ainettf Kitchen nh9n@ ipen silver
g"9sanabe ADAM bits,o.
sso-e~3ib "AthDAhA PARK Aa.EH~~
d0%s idfaI OUTLOOK two Adni1s -
1923 BOhRoE NV - ROOMS Kf1fH
south esp adults trausents or petfnapFnts
SIX ROOMS 2 BATHS rOtcH 8 EYPO
! nuffs heaimfutiS furnished BlGd cafe
hDplg The Toronto Aofth los
| 1904 JGth ST r " ~.-3 ROOA@. KfTcHFh.
ette bath altfact!veiy furnished yers
EpasDuaBje.
l4o M AVE Ne ESTiHF SECOND
fop : iargg F99}@, .,}93, ae2Y9 tltehsnelte win
| i389 c0IuADIA RI -ATr9AcTIVEf,Y Y
! Unfinished nedrogtn Kitchen, poIoh aud baib
! Including 3ss eeDtrojtFt ianil0F AlsG dnf
! front Yoor suitable tgf b t Adams s20&
| I1gs r W. NV iDiJpOAT CInCLEl~-
| Southern espesiHe thiFd front nirflg M
| nisistd i{RiaH dtBtHs room, kltfhenetir hsth
! r0HfjnuD4s hHt water. serh!eltys kas $50
/ inclusive
| 7ias 1lb - TAH0MA PARK II at
! 8nd Kitchen reasonable GegIta 91b
| je39 a-.-S RGo4s CDMriETEf,Y FDn
| ui4hea pFboRaag hhiN "igseta sleeping
/ Dot,h TfasupabIe see iaDitof Phone Afs
| fH0TfkR N 7h59
| fOK RKsF JFI.Y t6lh Bo0As Ahp
/ siefpiiss opftsb "A NjHdo@s continuous hot
water private eHfgatHe nife thfatla3i Ffas
| ssaabie hbs fgf eelpis beafsla 1888
g0pg Rooms sf,EfFIbG rnRCH WIZ
1sRs MI sides delightful summer 0catj0H
! $50 DrHatHg MihphuHe lHFpfffl9n aftet
4 y eigeh 1925 fbapn s' AT. ~
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RfltlNS AND RnARu


202f \ ST. NV near Dupoot Clfcle--sin.
kie room southern exposure sext ~ fsfh
ehfeffiu room. best Of honae-oooked meals
Dflgsie family gentlemen 9niy.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1889 2end s'T Owe.
bp.,king park. Continuous hot water TX.
efl{eBl hoMe-cooke1 meals. s31 50-&f5
1919 lzth fT Ew,--LarRe ffst nooF.
ljks home Good home cooking. outs5de
tsb.s oosrde1s Summer rates Come 10
I7II gYE ST gW~-Betler downt9wn SOC
tson: rooms ~i'h "aEr excellent table. rea-
I7z3 g" ST. so. Ap,. 80 a0-~Kxcelleat
single room aisd board with Of without
g@sf9 exceptionally reasonably. Scr this
gait after . m.
ggFihgD HOME. csre and board With pri.
Of w6nan. Georxla 1898
SMALL Or LAEGE front roam With bard
zset9 name fzs0kiug rsfi9. etEde trtts phone
5a 5sFata51 wy SURROUNDINGS. t#o iH family. Adams
l752 orE~-siaTle room. also sers5nd noog
.FgDt. %sth " "lth0o, private hath contin-
/ 9nps not Nater. excellent Heais IDs
i2=2 SgW HAMPSHIRE AVE---f.afee airy
FfSJDlN. sttnnyhE 8SteF. iNtD tNgia. small
p1rsh piegiy hot water exceilenI n@sis
! 3sI0 KANSAS AVE aW-ginale ftfnt
/ pttYsAegfs excellent utsaia. reasonable
6oubh and single rooms convenient 10 ssrs
home sfeskinR afn9 garage Adams 1901
5sas ,a, 0aTAhio I. XII; ghAcgtt "a h,eertuI room
@Sh e'f.n e hez m ista 49,, sa psst9a s f"d
/ Js9s = ~ Daogbt CroiN~-c0oiest house
i 10 ,lts aN shafts ~ sails: surrounded
saaa@ tfee@ aad Fr9t1"dr At. 1nIsaeae ROOMS
3S2i 10Th sT--C9oi bs4gnt comfortable
+ go1ns. - ~sekIY hoard OPTIONAL, ti!"d
/ .yath ~ eatitses
| ..stG ! nesl, sa6 per mouth
| 1900 l6th Ar Nv ~~ Sieeig furnished
( FfH,nss. k8Bgie 6D8bls With ~ Without n1-
Yate 1atn Southern eypos4Iff, igetantsneGtis
H. t,2as,,ie @s' 4a43 p" "'''@@'''" ''"'"F room
! &s25 AT woodiey !. pafk - Two hoe
.sssf . ,s 9 s.,ase o' coi r"9 94 pleasant ''e'"'''
! 1871 n Ave. EW, The Rhode Island -~
i,afge r,o9ie sad iosiole rooms d6sj,able, 10.
eslp,as easy Maik GDYt fguFesUg FEcejlebt
j f.gaoo tssutjfui dining room
( Irzi Mas AVE snott Ctele-~rLarEs hid
st1"g ge9h' %nd ep9r i47@g FgYf,e bd,ae 5ae
I 1850 tIIPTOS sT " " - Rogg sinsje or
d09tis eonas Dnto gptsi, 4nd floor
/ 1919 N 50 #.-~f)ne, rom private bsth
/ osttf Jf,9fns 'eas3nshjt ~ shHbift hln.
GeEtk walking distance business @t"tdh
as8f 3Ita and IAN - rare md 18Th II t.uE,
/ gHK 9lKcHesqGE l4s9 B----Aitg3etlgely
nsj1 eflyat4 Dhonf Sefytoea hofils hoosinG
/ Summer rates -
5ai ogEBEc ST Pleasant rqen 10
feasohAsis hdsn5s 4BkJ
! WITH pkIFATE FANNY. Waodyldae
tgHnR ta9ies ~ h1apls. A1dtsss E0s ~ -
JGzS EYK AZ BW-s)ngls rooo md
/ t@sia - WIRah iaWllg emploged .ds
l36G ~ @DOLFH NJ RW.-~Ialpe Hpht
/ t1Y fl9a1 mn '''''' - ~ ~ '@"''''
igEg f8fb n = VI --Htsam tof twD yOutlg
isAes tNlH lsds4 Nllh ehflieni nfale =
/ &tW H. hfsDYf4g n0fuft ffsGDg eight VIII.
agDs afs9; piGAH. attractive eAfFGsHf8HR#
sfHgS 19@ff59l "50senseHfs sisg pb6 siBRis
.e',ta 9g'I9 tof9 }efg reasonable hn!fb
t139 PR sT KHl-~Large, eool dapbls
f@pnYs f@F gelH3f Uiep Nb5 sNDfe#ats hgn3e
eFafnfts hl3d d6E3tA0uF Hfass
1855 TAIEERT hTl~~TAFRe bright G90m
if}sis1gHs fgtj9 al bsEh Fekei apiss small
4Eyss2s Summer fstes, Fapne E8loHtis 231l
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1911 TRyJgG ST S.w-Gensiensn cool
- gss. seesoDc-aooy front. ami SIG. Adams
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eRE h'ygZtsS ~ ~, - -. .,,..,. ,,>..e
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1873 CATIpOR sEA ezoF. 1stb airy ard 11s5l
oalss1s tSa&IfgB view. every convenience .
s<aS aeNlls. reAs0naaBe Ph GnrAh Asg4
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1854 RIss hgg W.~-Sy,sssEae s,gssx ss1s
t<7c& Asak& fspfa gessssn Sst1at.se
Evening star., 1928-06-03
WA<TED--ISOOMS.
WANTED-RoOMS AND BOARD.

BREAKFAST AND DINNER wANTFD-im-
mcqiat" vicinity Dupont Circle state price
Address Box 243C. star ofrrr
REFINED GENTLEMAN ceslrcs ooard and
room. preferably 10 ant reasonable. state
details Address Box 2i0.C star Office
YoLE6 LADY % S"hooi would hRe room
BOX 1s1-C. star offoc.
ROOM with bosrd nrar car Or bus linr near
ny auburhs. state terms. Address Box l3a-C.
star office
BY SETTLED C0t-pLE-One or two second
aoor rooms With aImot, refined family. north
Evening star., 1928-06-03

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s@fEs rsssts., k15atesefse 3aF tSKss afro fbsss
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sks9 4 ~ y n ssa G95~-Lss9e a&kyse.
zase e1easf rlgng B4fHs Ka8 T.. 0gse D* tN1
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Evening star., 1928-06-03

80 F - EE-I@s 10 gs,9eaf aAxtIs
ssf1s4e9 ssks - ksafa Eas &z9 exc fst
- = q ~ A.ANk u
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s5s1f$ fys&NKETffzsT AYk.~-s4srgt fssSFkt.
aeos 19Gfzs Tg@fa. smas Aeess AZb sasS.th
s@5Ys ess6# Fggga. sss@ kates@1 II 1@rarsS. &2g
sgasssfM esesess s~sgs4ssasAgyee9
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-ACLEDE 1923 Vt ave. NV. Apt 72-
snge room next 10 bath; am l.; two large
faflIhN.s- naasthilah hln
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2a1I FA1kBCAT l1fgaszss En43~-Eae.
G1@t f4caa pfgwsAsEs8 entertaining ballroom
ys<ggfs Sfz b2tfE rngweys &8wFens GGss
vermont z#@ hz5sse2ees5ss3g
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1900 + sT S.E- CORNER I3th sTl--FIvE
S3J. -
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s@21 sT sW-R1gnse ~8sa tsths faf
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sss E@Ss Er4 sszasSe yFsysssf assb sS9ss
fa<s ty5is ~ - ssAs 'ss4ssasy stZ SO
Evening star., 1928-06-03

s<at rhf.8ks9 vi Nv Ip9 ti--f1srYs
ss6ss s9e5as amRta s@5t Ntfk 1ga@ s@sak M
Ssss&essst aee94ssH S4ssnas 3Es
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1895 NICHOLS AVE. Congress Heights
River view tao nice front rooms. mOdcrn
chicken dinner Lincoln 5s6I.
2I0 WHALE@ AVE. Clarendon Na-~~Will
take four adults 10 board reasonable, love
IS home. ="
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%ss gatE -. E---a IzrRe faaght FssSsgs for
4hk gzs FsnFe sss1 NstsF "a kitchen. n ~
s'faf Nssg essr &ssS month
fS9t GBEARp AFT e~-Ez0pgiionaI 0yf,st.
tseJty foF se5i furnished ffsspt gsssn, r.
l1gasf 3isy "e05 continuous rot NsssF, Ksegy
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1922 L sT E.w-SeEersi desirable rooms
running water electricity: twin beds II DC
e5rfd. reasonable.
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- EGE ffhtt room. fasgg ~ beth ftEgH
f5"@s gfsvsK RstsaAsusp. s8oeiy furnished
ust~Bs8n ssnss fS3s5s enAssats jsgokaed ~ Pat
sesfh f5ssts8sEsse1s8s hgt water. $40 ~
FsHai| p tsssytgeE Sno HSaghtss Columbia 1ZSi
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So stFfh II y II 40 TfB5ftt. Dfs0Ffh III
sA@euspR f,oFfh s3nk W kitehen; Ihk.
f5sss s 81 ~ #so Apse~-.SentAsnsen only,
charming room. cent bath sammy p1scn
so4stsgB eEo.. tao ~ family. ns 0theF
Frososst. sssskfsst u desaFtd. 81
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1925 18th ST. NV Apt. 6--Comfortable
front room: gas ana electricity: 500
SIS ST SE-Furnlshed Ink. front and
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~ zs% n &El-~fssagsss 4sps4 sa<asa tatfe
FOO Hyase pyss5sezss -. Las sa1s-N
s&&6 ~ kE ITF4nx8a pagks 81 weeE
Ds gtGss-< f.sg8 g1Gr I'D y ~ NS9 ~
s. = - zs@ sHt - fses
- L-.-.-s.s
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3aGg 9Th ST. NM feFnigfas6 hsserrIef'
rsppsns Ihk. slsg Aasl room. ~ Deg 9sek
81 Gth ST GE-LsFTe ZDd. .hoor front
room. beta sIs1frgn8ty. far&ze, N2f: without
gsTaE%- SIS
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1886 COLUMBIA RD-FIRsT FLOOR, 4
rooms bath. slectriCftE Rae. Iauitor includel
! ldeal locatlpn f1r chIroprsctOr. Adams s2oZ
Evening star., 1928-06-03

Painted throughout. no paper. FRTGID-
ARE, white enamel kitchen cabinet. built
IN tubs showers. pedestal washgtands full-
length mirror doors. hlEilt-in ironing boards
incinerator. table. chairs and Murphy bed
for each ant elevators switch board. "a.
hour service. / aud = rOoms, kitchen.
dineite and bath.
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER OR
r rrpTyG~r f.n
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I ~ 4$ THg p5.YN0fTp- Wei fsTTsss1se
Z esr sF0Hg seosn- = wAEsSowt sievstor arc
FFsse fssssgsses kas WszeF PRANK <SGZ
Evening star., 1928-06-03

~ AG fIyMSK MAI CHI " shsss satsse.
fSf 70. SzaftBseHt. Ns&k4fsg Gsk1ssaes of
kssss lsHse FfaHg}9n sSZE-H
xl.yL}sEts-t fssspg sesa.. tsssaGhse3- i3sz
Evening star., 1928-06-03

80 . At sE-Plrss-f00r fr0sss room three
s.Ea1ows fsoteh. gas. aewfy decorated. SIC
351a5 TEENOST AVE NN-R0oF-Ss xi2
zsss > Is month w8ee basement $50 month
for - 50 s. TeesH eentra1
Evening star., 1928-06-03

sg1 S0fg sy Nw-fDas w5th kstesssaesse
sTo oDleAesT fzsy.ssszes. gas sEsa slsc. sFse31oed
az Esssss9zg Ees9s So 80
Evening star., 1928-06-03

~ r IT Bwy-<eDe large auss86e rgorn
= $50 wS}ef 10 room one single rpoage 4os5
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1884 HARVARD ST. NV Apt. Lovely
furnished room, SI6 mo.. single: $50 dou-
he. gentlemen.
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TABLE Isf,.iRD

FORT STRONG VILLA Lee Highway. Va
One mile out opens Juue ] large home
spacious grfpmis plenty shade home prod
nets. Phone Clarendon 1915. 81
"MERRIMON MANOR ' : mi. 30 cite: beau
tiful old home IN tige grove ami. excel.
ient for families ur business pc0pIe. Si2. 100
70 sl5.an Dcr week. Lda X Merrimou
FnFtng~ part
Evening star., 1928-06-03

E83$ 54&& p VI -=~2-fassa sssytsseas. orc
sasge nisese. %sse fsssf. Ase2f bs.A. @sat8o3sSs
Fgt " sNf eles@R4sats
Evening star., 1928-06-03

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sfaE5S MASS. AVE wv Aga I--caof deSs.
fsle TO9T1S- EtTsetlv uaoSern k5srAen xyF4vi-
#eGes ogap3e oY gszstaersen -
Evening star., 1928-06-03
3ol4 CONN. AVE. NV.

JOIf OON N a V T.. NV.
Several very desirable apart
ments ranging from one room,
kitchen. dining alcove and bath
to three rooms, kitchen, dining
alcove, large reception hall and
bath, either furnished or un-
furnished.
Garages Immediately in the
rear available at S. per month.
All vacancies in perfect con-
dition.
Rents-Unfurnished.
| r., k, d. a. < b. $4,000 to S45,0O
? r, k, r. h. & b. ......... 5000
3 r., k, r. h. & b. ......... $500
Rents-Furnished.
! r, k, d. a. & $500
, r, k, T. h. & b. .S67. 50 TO $500
B. +. SAUL & CO.
Main 210o 9sS 18th ST NV.
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ZKS 329n 81. = " .y~-I~zFgs eseAh fNFnsK6eS
sk oe NsE#99s hgt@ss zessssHsg FOyns next
- e-ee- SlH no seslaEzl $1,000
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1Esa NEw HAMPSHIRE AVE-. fnear Dapon,
Saffss --a@9He8T sE'ajs F1sgfa nsEt bath for
gasgs segTfa2. n Fsf4y sse
Evening star., 1928-06-03

s@~y IgfHf E--tIe4ey 51yzsas sr3ss air tstsga
F41eg xts5zs. tss1 s4eHt a2HsNst fssfa hsf
= sasf a~slr s@g ri 1#1# GsFzss
1913 - MW fvt 5gF-~% @ssge ssss.
sssoaaF tg.a yssst @stt " baIA Cal ff1s.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

a9ss Et>l.GsCEs AyE - EFxssssase Fsyoas 80.
.ssnlaT taIh garage 80 otssf fstonsefs
Evening star., 1928-06-03

~ X 81 e~-Be&ut sAfy faT0isseo eoQSas
sss.s9- sesEsss6 for fFe2s tEsn 5sss. gsod 10
- On Ezsa &sn@sN o. ssxssssage
Evening star., 1928-06-03

ENxsy FrkE EgspE1 k<yok rsso8 80 ss5g
- @eees ssf hsa Bsth st< Sfr@se Phone
Evening star., 1928-06-03

s14 ShgY hD--p4sssfa 6,s4 .A.yst se~j,rs
aaE 4sesss4ss5e N-sE AlNk gAs sskze 50
&zeg s5sesaaF rms n8fs sz73sE fasF
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1893 VERMONT AVE NV. ADJ. .4-Tdv.
fsx -heg1r@0,a IN ans~tnsegst. specup8ed nx two
- -. }srge closet bsw w-lsssxo&. phone: near
nEs5- N1t7aHH FN0rt walking C5stsFee Vet
e~sas' EerpaR- sos per month
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-06-21

William Awkward came home
Tuesday and took his grandma
home Wednesday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Morton were called home on az
count of the severe illness OF their
mother and are here giving ner
all that loving care can do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Awkward were
guests at the Getchel home IN Ken
newick Sunday.
Next Sunday Sunday School
at the usual hour, followed by
services by Robert Thomson.
Every one welcomed, we need you
and you need us.
The Finley Ladies Aid has pre-
pared a special program in con,
nection with an ice cream social
to be held at the Hall, Friday
night. June 29th. Every one more
than welcome, come help your
selves to good time and help the
ladies by your prenence. Surely
ice cream will be appreciated
these warm evenings.
Warren Kennel was able TO pe
brought home from the hosplta
in Pasco the middle OF the Week
We are glad to see him getcns
along so nicely since his operation I,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Mausel IeWaI'
spent the week end In YAKIMA
coming home Sunday evening.
Robert Zindel who has been IL
Spokane with the N. P. railroad
for the past month as the grave
shovel on which he works was be.
ing moved to Standpoint. He left
for his work again Sunday morn.
ing.
Mr.. j. Jenson and mother were
callers at the ZindeI home Tues.
day afternoon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-06-21
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FINLEY
Mrs. M. w. ZINDEL
!. = = = + = = + + + = {

:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Angel of
North Pole Wash. accompanied by
Mrs. George Finley came in Fri
day afternoon and spent the week
end among former friends. Sunday
lgoodly number. of them took
their picnic dinners and spent the
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
C. e. Cox where a splendid visit
was had with so many they
would not have been able to see
otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angel returned
home Monday and Mrs. Finley
will spend some time visiting here.
She is the house guest of Mrs. II.
Cronkrite at present.
w. S. Brauddus, Alfred Boil
stad and Chas. Hauck took a
pleasure trip to Umatilla last Sun
day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-06-21
FILCEIIING RIDES

LIVERY mode of travel has its
parasites. At sea it is the stow
away. and his tactics have remain
ed the same from one era of sail
ing vessels down to the modern
liner and the days Of restricted
immigration. On land there has
been more variety. Thirty years
ago the railroads were the main
highways for the hobo, who was
content to view the country from
a freight car door. Once those
wanderers were numerous enough
to be pest to train crews. Now
they are heard of occasionally,
sometimes being listed as "un-
knowns" among the victims of a
freight wreck. but they have mos
ly disappeared.
Have they taken to the auto
mobile? With their instinct for
wandering. they may have seen
that the great state and national
systems of highways offer them
the best opportunities. They de.
pend on the good will of the auto
list to "get lift and on the long
stretches. away from the popu-
lous districts. they are generally
successful.
The spread of this habit of ac-
cepting or soliciting rides is an
imposition on the good nature of
auto owners. Their real object. OF
course. is to save carfare home.
The whole thing amounts to petty
hold-up and should be stopped.
The hobo's way of stealing ride
does not differ so much after all
from the more up-to-date method
of begging a ride.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-06-21
THE CoMMERCIAL CLUB

GO often in a small community
like ours one hears the plant,
stwell. what has the Commercial
club ever done?" And it's reas-
enable query too for one who is
not in close touch with the many
smalLbut sometimes significant
activities which the club engages.
The tying up of the highway
bridge, brings to mind one of the
major activities of the clubs work
in this community. 1t was thru
the efforts of the clubs of the two
towns that the bridge was built
in the first place. and it was en-
tirely thru the efforts of the local
club that the ferry service was Sc
cured while the bridge was out OF
commission. If the bridge is taken
over by the state. the efforts Of
the local club will have had con-
siderable bearing upon the action.
These activities are for the
benefit of the entire district. not
alone for the business men or any
one group. The farmers of the dis
trict receive. in proportion. the
same amount of benefit as do the
town folk.
Speaking of the farmers and the
club, perhaps it would be not
amiss to mention the fact that the
securing of the county agent was
almost entirely the work of the
Commercial club. Maintenance of
his office in this end of the county
is also due to the club. The club
leaders work her is another ex-
ample which might be mentioned.
The Commercial club has an i'm
portant place in affairs of the COM
munity. even though it does de-
volve always upon few willing
workers to do most of the grub
bling. The time. effort and expense
of the club is far more than iusti-
fled in the results obtained for
the general welfare.
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fore driving onto an arterial high
way. but by so doing traffic is
speeded up and many many acct
dents are avoided.
The Kennewick police force
would prefer not to have to arrest
anyone for violating the traffic
rules, but if the rules are broken
then the motorists must suffer.
Kennewick people should realize
that the stop signs are not intend
ed as mere nuisances provocative
of anger. but that. they serve q
real purpose. Stop when you are
supposed to and avoid trouble.
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to call him Father instead of Dad
To the world at large he may be
hero, financier. a politician. OF
what have you? But at home he
is only Dad. to be grumbled at
fused with. blamed for and sent
to.
Ii he loves you too much. you
keep him broke. if he gives you a
big allowance. he is encouraging
ruinous habits, if he cuts you
short he is cruel.
If he dresses up. he's a dude
if he doesn't. he's bum. If things
go wrong. he is blamed for every
,body's troubles. including his own
if he puts over a big deal. he is
congratulated on his good luck,
So father, here's to you. May
this one day a year compensate
for the 1854 others you may suffer
in silence. Smilingly take the
gifts they give to you and as smll-
ingly pay the bills for them on the
first of the month.
Neither affirnl nor ldeny the
things said about you on Fathers
Day. 1t will incriminate you all
the days of your life.
But remember this the world
is with you and for you, and it
will do anything to you it can.
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~ ia
sosnd from r., En-. EllspsSu, :,
La mr; and Mrs MS: 4. q. K.a
week for a ten sss arrived &
% %ia sr.I Mrs !; D. F.cr u..'t " ]
land. Mrs. cressvvssHII' end At y
them. eTell accOm,.'.
Mrs. Neel left s,.s
Louise, Missouri; sunday IL ,
mother. 70 visit |.
M. Mr.. Harper has sola I,
tract to Paul Parish u ms Ia
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OUR STOP SIGNS

INSTALLING the stop signs on
= the city streets was the correct
thing to do. ALI large cities have
long ago recognized the advisa.
bility of arterial highways. the
smaller towns one by one are fol
lowing suit. The thru street.
principle has been thoroughly
tested out and found to be sound
It is a little trouble to stop be-
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a GOOD STUNT

THE work of the Kennewick
= Commercial club and Kiwanis
club in preparing pint cartons Of
Kennewick Bing Cherries and pre-
senting them to eastern delegates
to the international Kiwanis con-
vention as they passed thru Spo-
kane on their way to Seattle. was
good advertising. The cherries. put
up in special boxes with attractive
labels. certainly looked fine. They
were given to men. too, of import
ance and intelligence who will
doubtless remember them. Those
samples of Bings could tell tired
traveller more about Kennewick
than pages and pages of eye
wearying words.
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EAST KENN
MRS. G. A. RUPp I
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The Progressive Women's club
will hold their annual picnic at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Linn,
June 29th. A business meeting and
election of officers will star. at
10 a. m, picnic dinner at noon
and the afternoon spent in various
ways Of amusement.
Miss Katherine Anderson is
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Fred Stoops stopped off for a
short visit with his sister, Mrs. H.
Franks Sunday evening as he was
ON q trip from San Francisco to
Spokane.
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FATHER,s DAY

THE third Sunday in June is
= Fathers Day. God bless him.
He deserves his day. Every dog
does. And the least you can do is
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ta Piec e,,t Of {. oak dating bsct NV
LAM land were sold to swell sSlI'f IS q.
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Business men in few years,
will be getting their coat OF tan
out of cosmetic jar, says Chi
cago master barber. towards viii
not have the face to turn pale with
fright.