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New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

Everything gets more expensive. Think what it will cost q sentiment tai public, fifty years from now, to buy and preserve the hospitals where the great men were born.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

A hick town is q place where a fire alarm during the day just means another grass fire.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
Progress!

1 Progress! Robbins: Tn Shakespeare's time I the stage was bare but the players were elaborately dressed" Gilbert: And today it's just the | opposite.' ---Glen Ciarkson
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

THE PASSING OF YHE CRADLE:
 By Hubert Bayer
 Editors Note: According to re- port which recently appeared in the daily papers, cradles for infants are becoming a thing of the past.)
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

The British are slow. Two weeks since the Chicago primary, and they haven't yet begun work on the tri- umphal arch.
 History muddles things, and in ages to come it may teach kids that Eugland's decay began with the fall of Wales.
 Robert F.. Lee lived simply" Rats! We can recall newspaper items concerning the deaths of at least twenty-three of his body ser wants.
 accepting a worried little mans earnings and telling him to be care- full of his soul.
 If you build a better mouse trap, other makers will say it's no good and the world will wonder why you waste time on such things.
 You'll notice kidnappers never seize bald, fat husband. Their idea is to kidnap people somebody will buy back.
 The 1appiest man is the one who lives just as he would if there were no laws and no neighbors.
 The danger in giving your wife 1 flowers is that she will wonder :, whether they are a token from your heart or salve for your conscience. 1
 "Find the woman." say the 1 French detectives. Which suggests l that the next effort to close the jails will consist in abolishing wo- men.
 A hick town is q place where | fire alarm during the day just means another grass fire.
 Everything gets more expensive Think what it will cost sentiment tai public, fifty years from now, to l buy and preserve the hospitals where the great men were born.
 Little Book Review: Poor Little FOol' by Fulton Oursler (Harpers), A companionate marriage that Iail- | ed because the girl tried to analyze h ff,c
 Correct this sentence. "I thought 1 I was safe. sir,' said the player, but of course you know best"
 Copyright. 1928, Publishers
 Syndicate |
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26
ssRed" WOrthen And
Travel Air Plane
Here For Week End

Announcement is made by B. Holi-
field, of the Whitaker Flying Service,
jackson, of two days appearance in
Lexington, Saturday and Sunday, April
28 and goth, Of j. A. (Red) Worthen in
his: New Travel Air Plane.
Mr.. Worthen will carry passengers
while in the city, and this opportunity
will no doubt be welcomed by the many
aviation enthusiasts in Lexington and
as Saturday and Sunday offers more
people the chance to partake Of the
thrills and delights of an airplane ride,
the dates are quite satisfactory.
Flying in a new Travel Air plane,
one of the latest creations in the field
of aviation, this machine offers all Of
the comforts to be found in the most
luxurious living room, and two passen-
~ risay avail themselves Of ride
over territory where an entirely new
viewsof surroundings may be had.
"Red" Worthen is U. S. licensed pi.
lot, which means great deal in avia-
tion pursuits. The landing field while
here will be the O.. A. Fritx Meadow
South Lexington. Circulars announce
ing the prices and other information are
being distributed over the city and sur
rounding territory.
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Junior Guild Will
Present "ROsetime"
Friday, April 9th

st. Mary's Junior Guild will present
Rosetime, a three-act musical comedy
directed by Miss Edith Bahnsen at the
high school auditorium Friday night
April 27, at s o'clock.
The cast of characters are to be por-
trayed as follows: Jerry Hunter, Wal
ter Galloway; Rose Perkins, Edith
Bahnsen; Pa Perkins, Ben Rose; Ma
Perkins, Eulalie Johnson; j. Dillingham;
Jones, Paul Hand; Squint Smith, Nor
ris Lewis, Jr.; Props O'Reilley, Vernon
Rhyme; Babe Burnett, Rachael Barrett;
Percy Peabody, Leroy Paris; Mile. Jackie
Deauxville, Edith Hayden; Sally Brown,
Ethel Schur; Julia Jones, Julia Heinrich;
accompanist, Miss Fannie Eggleston.
The members of the girls chorus are
Jean Mcdonald, Miriam Gwin, Emma
Alice Porter, Julia Heinrich. Frances
Gwin, Carolyn Harrell, Julia McRae
Alice Dalton Johnson, Donnis Norquist
Octavia Dyer, Annie Gwin, Emma Dem
mis- Moore, Ethel Schur, Inex Trull, Clara
Watson, Patsy Mcdonald, Nscie Gwin.
Lucille Porter, Helen Goodell, Nina Shad-
dock.
The chorus boys are Pat Barrett, Bill
Burwell, Allie Povall, William Eggles-
ton, Marion CHM, Eugene Herman,
Dick Coleman, Lewis Lawshe, Malcolm
Gray and John CARROT Herbert.
Admission to the event will be 25
and so cents.
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Cooking School At
Tchula, 26 and 9th

B. F. Rose, manager Of the local Mis-
sissippi Power and Light Co., has sent
out invitations to the public of Tchula,
setting forth Cooking School that will
be conducted in Tchula on Thursday and
Friday, April 26 and ~. This event was
scheduled earlier, but owing to a delay,
the affair was settled on the above
dates. Mrs. N. N. Anderson, Of New
Britain, Conn.,, will be in charge of the
school and has much interest to tell
concerning the proper preparation Of
foods and also valuable facts about the
Modern Method Of Cooking. The pleas
ure Of your attendance is most desired,
states Mr.. Rose.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26
Poor Married Man"
EbeneZer Friday Mite

The Ebenezer Consolidated School will
present "A Poor Married Man" Friday
night, April 81 at 8 o'clock. Those tax
ing part are Leo Haffey, Howard Nc
Morrough, Edwin Faulconer, Earl Thorn
as, Josie Mae Brown, Lucille Murtagh,
Blanche McMorrough, and Lois Brown.
A delightful entertainment is promised
those attending and many have express
ed their intention Of seeing this school
play upon the date selected. Prof. L. L.
McNees, principal of the school, favored
The Advertiser job plant with an order
of programs for the event.
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~. inoed on page y
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26

Misses Miriam Gwin and Alice Dali
ton Johnson, winners of the regional
honors in tennis of Lexington high
school, attended the state meeting at
Hattiesburg the past week and won third
place in the finals. Enterprise won
first place. Lexington defeated Pas
cagoula, and Winona defaulted, with Lex
ington obtaining third in the final con-
tests. The two representatives of the
local school are receiving congratula-
tions upon their fine record in their ini-
tial appearance at state meeting, and
deserve the honors they have made.
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DR.. Martin HOnOred
As State Grand Prelate

At the state melting of the Grand
Commandery held in Jackson the past
week, one of Lexington's citizens, DR..
H. L. Martin, was elected Grand Pre-
late. This honor is deeply appreciated
by all members of Lexington Comman-
derry No. 3 for the election of DR..
Martin to this place, marks unpreced-
ented recognition, he having attained
this distinction in less than one years
time after his advancement in Masonic
obligations of the Knights Templar de-
gree. DR.. Martin is commander Of the
local knights Templars, a position he
has ably filled, and all members Of the
local order are greatly elated over his
new position that was unanimously ac-
corded upon the first ballot Of the body
in session. With this attainment of Of
flee by one of Lexington's Masonic mem
bers. the record of states officers, again
is added to with distinction with q
choice being made from the ranks of
the local membership.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26
4-H Club Rally
Saturday, May 5;
Lexington Host

a county Wide rallv Of AIN 4-H clubs
~ un1roos will be held in Lexington.
Saturday. Nav eth. with the local W. H.
S,n;+h An Cluh as host according to
r M W;1,;ams county agent. and the
I.av;noton members have prepared a
nrooran and blamed bio picnic for the
~, T. +ar+a+;vo outl;na NJ events
for tho occasion. the following arrange
n.an+s have hean made.
Registration OF all visitors ae S:SV ?.
m.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26
Great Attendance Here
For County B. Y. P..U.

The Holmes County B. Y. P. U. met II
session at the Lexington Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, April %, from un
til s o'clock, with Miss Jewell Mcknight
acting as temporary chairman. prog
ram was given as follows:
Song. "Others," by Miss Emma Alice
Porter, accompanied by Miss Lucille ran
len.
Rev. Ira F. Metts, Of Goodman. LED
the devotional services, reading scrip
lures especially appropriate to young
peoples work.
Officers elected were: A. V. Knight
Goodman, chairman; Miss Minnie Jor-
dan, Lexington, secretary.
The principal speaker Of the occasion
was Miss Cecilia Derscherl, Of Jackson
state leader Of B. Y. p. Y. work. who
chose the subject. .How Should z. x,
IS. Il. work Be Higher," She stresaed
Etwo ways: first, ~ lookia4 Ai104rJ -;
,ond. - aiming highsrs - :
There was a short conference on prac-
tical questions and the meeting was dis
missed with prayer by DR.. Riser, Of Du-
rant.
Among those attending were: Miss
Bessie Mae Howell. Dr.. and Mrs. J. s.
AlSSIs OuA0utS - OSA0AS : ASAOsAos ,
Misses Ruby Quillin and Myrtle Bass.
Tchula; Clifton Tate, Eustis, Fla; Mrs.
Cora Taylor, Daniel Guy Taylor, Milla-
dyne Vaughn, William Ellis, Thomas Ma
bry, Rev. Ira F. Metts, Halle Albin,
Ida Mae Metts, James F. Metts, Edward
Mabry, J. P. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Ousley, Dele Ousley, Son Ousley, Dor
ris Douglas, Mannice Nelson, Mr.. Kuy-
kendall, Esther Kuykendall, Susie Kuy-
kendall, Clementine Plyler, William
Montgomery, Nelms Flowers, Curtis Rea-
gan, Booster Algood, Edward Hutchin-
son, Everett Montgomery, Lindsey OFT,
Santa Hollum, Gertie Rogers, Brown
Lee Vaughn, Mrs. ]. s. knight, w. E.
Haralson, Goodman; Miss Cecilia Der
schel, Jackson; Mrs. Willie Johnson,
Mrs. H. L. Martin, Mrs. J. H. Fuqua,
Mrs. C. L. Harthcock, Mrs. Ola Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kenna, Miss Bell
Stigler, Miss Jewell Mcknight, Miss Lu-
-cile Pahlen, Miss Minnie Jordan, Miss
Connie Gelston, Aileen Martin, Emma
Alice Porter, Mary Porter Stigler, Helen
Goodell, Frances Hammett, Miss Fannie
Mae Askew, Annie Avis Harthcock
John Harthcock, Frank Harthcock, Ellen
Roberts, Annie Kerl Trull, Frances
Harthcock, Ida Keene Buck, Robert
Stephenson, Erwin Moore, Clarence Hol-
loman, James Mulhern, Frank Bott, ALL
cen Holder and Mildred Holder.
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~ Banner
~ III Lexington
III 68 Point Total

|S o1mss County Field Meet for
||j|l NJ 6Soies was held here last
n 1Yp1eal April weather pre-
- Rrsctically all schools OF
& Noxp present with represen-
III events. Many contests
Vie rain and on muddy
large crowd braved the
3aioyed the spirit Of the
5S6testants as they an
Metals whistle. In the
events, Glass A, the re-
x0I1ows:
lat, Vera Autry, Lex
: 681ine Jones, Tchula.
tfy, Andrews, Tate, De-
End, Nixon, Chester,
Vera Autry, Lexing-
~ Mess, Harmony.
1gi16xed Thrnilkills
Doris Andrews, Lex!
- Hall, Cruger.
Doris Anderson.
He Mae Moss, Har-'
f2xkfow--1st, Lizzie De-
lis f.; End, Orelia
= || & 1 z 1ot xt. 2 in.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26

Miss Pearl Mcclellan, our most eff
cient court stenographer, returned to
her home in Greenwood for the week
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-04-26

Odorless Dry Cleaners clean
clothes with no od0r. Phone 125.
Mrs. b. B. Hooker, Lexington.
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6leticu Class B Results:

{ h ~ lGties Class B Results:
|Sts dash 1st, Bessie Melton,
xkon; 1nd, velma Sweet, Tchula.
S-lst, Mcclellan, Sharpe, Wilkes,
ay Lexington; End, Thweatt, Nc
II 1IcNeer, Linn, Goodman.
w race-1st, Elaine Mcclellan,
pn, End, Elizabeth White, Cru
0e lst, Elaine Mcclellan, Lex
<3 Eva Shanks, Pickens.
LIST, Fannie Mae Wilkes,
xd, Lucille Lehman, Cruger.
~ lst,, Velma Sweet, Tchu-
1x6 eonard, Cruger.
S1ohall throw-1st, Bessie
Ion, SO #. 10 in; End,
ehula, 81 #.
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Glass A Results

1-CIA6e A NeBu1t6
LIST, James Brown
Jesse Lowe, Tchula.
TT, Harold Brock, Tchu.
McRae, Lexington.
oward Brown, W. Hill
6W1Aes James Brown, Lexing-
Jeeoe Lehman, Roman Lee
~. !. B. Arnold, Tchula.
- 1st, Lucius Waldrup, Pick
yease Smell, Harmony.
xeeo-1st, Brown and Moses,
md, Gage and Waldrup
tlnued on pape ~
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You'll find it in the Classified column
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RENT mOUsEs-UNFURNisHED


UP-To-DATE HOUSE. FIRST CLASS CON-
Apply at 2lol Rhode Island ave. ne 22'
1917 WooDLEY RIP, :. DETACHED, NINE NINE
yard ADAMS dna iSs2s
CoLoRED : SEMI DETACHED MODERN
brick residence; six large rooms, covered
porchcs ete $50 SAG t Ss4s is Duncan st
9 LARGE ROOMS, 2 BATHS: ELECT; PER-
feet condition. good northwest; bargain
at s7s rental, but sim better, r months
MILLER. l74s NJ St. North 26O2
624 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--6 II. 81 b. $50 90
1884 n Cap; Sci. Il B. tiat....... $ s4o 90
~ -, o' -" Lloyd r. TURNER. ,s,1
WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES
bios Sf rem NC te Us
New York ave. NV. Main 932-983.
1889 ADAMS ST N.w;7-e. ROOMS, TILE
ceptionally low rent. Call Col. 55i5
CAPITAL HEIGHTS. MD.---5-RooM HOUSE.
water. elect; S2o per month Inquire MRS.
TAPESTRY BRICK HOUSE - PETWORTH
sections rooms, bath. garage. h.-w H., three
Georgia 379-J 90
1921 NORTH CAPITOL SIT LARGE RMS.
coin 5773.
26l9 18th, ST N.W.-sPLENpIp SECTION.
Beautiful location. ~ rooms, DaInS, II. WIN.
condition Direct from owner. Rent much
reduced. Apply on premises. IT.
QUIET LOCATION. 3 MILES FROM KEY
Bridge; colonial. S rooms. fireplace, large
screened porch. h:-w.h.. electric range. ga :
rage. tile bath, hardwood fioorss 84-foot
frontage: nice lawn; young trees. Yearly
NORTH CAPITOL ST. NEAR T-EXCEL-
lent condition.; rooms, bath. garage; ami.
Phone Main l0i09 to inspect.
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN WITH EX-
ceptional modern furniture to occupy de-
tached home IN fashionable suburb. free of
rent. to act as selling and rental agent for
other nearby. houses. Prefer person with
Continental Trust Bldg. Main 523l
FOR RENT-NEW DETACHED BRICK AND
Spanish type houses with garages, rms.
bath to IL rms, baths; Chevy Chase. d. C.
$500 TO Sll5.oo mo, Also to rm; bun
FULTON r.. GORDON, Continental Trust
Bldg. Main 1921.
I440 ST. N.W.--3-STORY. BASEMENT
brick house; 10 large rooms, baths: hot
water heat one room 18x45: suitable for
dance academy, school or clubs. North
is24 10th ST. N.w.-GOOD RoOMING DIS
trict; 10 rooms. electricity. garage, h.-w H.
rent, SIS Adams 1899 or Clev 1851.
TO CoLoRED- -FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW;
good condition; $40 per mo- A st. at Ben
ming I'd. 1903 Vermont ave.
Sl3 9Th ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH. $50.
c. w. SIMPSON co.
1924 Vermont Ave. Franklin $500.
COLoRED - FOR RENT = ONE MONTH S
rent free: 8-room and bath brick. in excel
Rent Reduced to $50 so.
HERBERT A. GILL X SON.
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WANTEn--MONEY,

FIRST TRUST 81 500. 3 YEARS, MI
Pleasant property g. interest, reasons hi
commission, Address Bex ls7~M. star once
lgs
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YOUNG MAN desires well furnished room or
apartment private shower; state all partic-
uiarS, Address Box 4a4-M, Star office.
YOUNG LADY, employed. desires quiet. fur
niShel room, vicinity 18th and Columbia
I'd Write Beacon Inn.
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Haa La Ave

PETWORTH~$6 500.
Very desirable semi det aehed hamel per-
feet condition. like new large rooms and
bath, ANIL
l.. +. RREUNlNGER & son,
Colorado Bids, Main eiae.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

10 CJiOftED
kSEce rooms, with REASONABLE rent and moe
en- cDuVeaenees. Cal h0ftil 1888 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-16

GOOD DAIRY BUSINESS.
a4A acres 7-room and bath modern house,
tenant houses, modern dairy barn 20 cows,
hetfefs, horses, ample implements At
RR station stores and churches, WIN ex-
change clear and add some cash for 4-hed-
room detached house pf good investment
property This Is a splendid proposition,
FISCHER & MAMMA
1910 VI. Ave. Main ae6. Col Sa46.
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RENT HOt,sEs--FUR. & UNFuR.

CHEVY CHASE NEAR CIRCLE 4 CONN.
aye--Nlne rms, stone & frame. h.-w.h.. oil
burner, Frieidaire ami; large shady
grounds. with garage; most beautiful loca-
ton around Washington. Phone owner, FIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-16
sALE-sJ URBAN PROPERTY.

WOODRIDGE-BARGAI $500 CASH, so
per mo. and int. on first trust. $50. beau
tiful new. modern detached home, rooms,
bath, fireplace. h.-w.h.; lot 35xl57 IT. 2220
Perry st. ne; open to pm. Pot. 2533
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-16

NEAR DUPONT CIItIIIE.
5~fo8fsi Duplex apt amt, $40 90.
MI BARRETT, zi3i 81 Col 94Gb IL
c0I.ORED 1921 CHURCH NV SECOND
a6of apt 4 rooms bath and porch. h.-a. h.,
eIec. Price, s43 Il mo open Tor insprct ton
Phone OWNER. Cal. s7lS,
MODERN APT. s ROOMS, LARGE GLAfssED-
Ia porch. gsFage; owner viii Keep roam OF
tske dinners, If wanted. Call EVENINGS.
$50 18Th 81 ue,
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COLORED.

COLORED
1887 Cleveland st rooms, kitchen and
bath. SIS,
22i3 10th ST. rooms. $3.50.
C.. w. SIMPSON Co,
1924 Vermont Ave. Franklin $500.
FOR CoLORED. NEAR 22nd AND M SITS
n,w.--g rooms and bath; electricity and fur
mace heat; glaSsed-tn porches; good eondi-
ton cent reasonable for good tenant
JAMES M. WOODWARD, ReRitor,
79N g0tb ct NV
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SAT,E--AfRE.iGE.

SO ACRES ON WILSON LANE. NEAR EDGE
moor: good frontage, rolling grade, ample
trecs $1,000 per acre. Mr.. FISCHER, Main
SOS or Col. 3846.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-16

NEW HOTEL Just opened at keaatii9i GA
vegt Beach Oh Chesapeake Bay. % niiikA
from D. g good meals, bathing, hshing,
boatlng, eAc-s modern convenience hatsa'
8fs weekly Special seek veaG rates. 1917
Make Feser4 aGlon4 noN, JOHN W. King H.
Co S53 n Y a#e. nN,
YsT. FL tO0E AID comfortable IA ms
mountains ~ virginia house iafgf ana
always cacl sH rooms Win isgatOty on pa
vase hath special Table a~5 patt~tl5hs eate
Tor Young children = DAYS eaAS dflglus
from Washington sis9 90 80 100 per Me%h
spertaI rate tor children; e2cellei3t WASH
3Dgton references. write X. C. f.. BOZ xso
EHenz VISTA. Nifgibla 40"
FATRLAWh
Us an Ideal place 10 spend njee VACATION
Abundance Of GEORGETOWN yeselablek' tie :. =
ganl nso8Hfs4H KKlst. plenty OF c|1ntfF
Tgna eggs uB}k. fruit aud chicken every
other daY Apply MS. Kdw. FiDneise, Fair
Lawn, Round tiif Va.
WILL BOARD GIRLS ONLY FOR iHt
SUMMER on ikDEFIkI FFLY. AGE 4 IT,
ao6EhsN pEkTracgs LARGE: satA.gp,I
PLAYGROUND An ATTENDANT Wit u
THEM All THE TINE Address ORCHARD
GROVE, Dsyteg, I'D. Phone Eiiic2tt 81,
tSE-A ~lE'
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FOR SALEr,,AI LiESAPEhhE JUNCIION,
good condition; electric lights: Sink and
water in kitchen: lot 43x22D. For ot;ick deal,
20 $50 Apply to Mr. WRIGHT, 1887 9Th st.
s " Phone Franklin 1921. Ice
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HOMl; BARGAINS.

2l9 DOUGLAS st. NE.-~S4a so.
3 Blocks from 3rd and II. |, Ave.
0 larre rooms, bath, INV h. eiee.. ,
porches bulletin RarAgei excellent con-
dttun. -
33i7 nth ST--s5e so,
rooms. bath, h,-w.h,. elee; excellent
conditions garage,
2750 WOODiEY pL, NW.~-$sT50
One block from Wardman Park; rooms,
tile bath, h,-w.h,. elec ; Dorches. saraae
excellent condition
TlIE JOSEPH SHAPIRO Co. INC.
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RrNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ee10 efh 81 NV I0onl8, KIItHeAIettt'
bath. Geargia ls96-W. -----------
;sSI TzETFPsoN sT. NW.-Two housekeeping
sg 49,. r,-ss ~
= TTS4 q ST SE--5 rooms, ANIL, new home.
wrsI have to be seen to be appreciated
sdrtts only reasonable Cali after pm.
arg M ST.. e.W.-Tnree rooms. sink. gas
electricity S24 80 40
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is5s CALVERT sT4--Lafge, cool room home
ssier rates Phone Columbia 1871. ~r
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faas col RD NW--LoFely, cool. furnished
rss9yag and excellent meals; home COOKING
resSansoie. near cars and bus o. doof
tranxseuts Gail Col 63S1.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TST5 557d sT NW-cDol, attractive rooms
osseFFaekgne park; continuous DOL WAFER
issEne comforts: good meals. $50 10 $40.
EMPLOYED COUPLE. with child z rooms l..
@tisd reasonable Franklin 1856
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RENT-G.ARAGES.
AUTO WRECKERS.
GaRa.iE RILII.ilERS
SALE-USED TIRES.

REST CONSTRUCTION, LOW PRICE Terms
r.r sss1 500 ST NE
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BARGAIN $500 CASH. $40
ner mo-. and INT, on first trust, $50. hesu-
bath. fireplace. h,-wh.: lot 3SxlST e. 333O
Perry ST. ne; open To . pm. Pot, 1888,
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APARTME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

apARTAlE NTS--EURNlSHEO
ROOM AND K1TcnENETrE, 81; SINGLE Sila
room S.; honseseepinE ROOM s6' gas eise-
able outside rooms. room and kitchen, jan
it1r service; very reasonable, ------.-----
2sfe ,4,h s LARGE g sooMs
ident manager r. $500. - -....-..---
1903 NEWTON NV. CROCK CREEK AND
SO 81 VIZ: $50 sa ara 24s4 Franklin ne.
tWoodrtdse-ta nedonl Srd whole H. r.
h., b.. 2 poreheS, SO; Srd noor r. n. ~
Omen; ami; much reduced. iSs
2-RM. KIT AND BATH. OVERLOOKING
garden in beautiful old George9tooS% WI ,S Gan
Potomac $500 Kew Gardens, $1,000, IL,
cleo. hot water; S43. .- TO-
1885 CALF. ST. NW.--ONE LARGE ROOM.
dressine room; with Murphy bed kitchen
RUTLAND COURTS. 1925 18th, APT. I'LL
room: Kitchen and bath newly decorated
lIis K sT Nw.-Two.RooM APART
ment; electricity and gas included; steam
heat; quiet. "
APT IS. THE TORONTO BEDROOMS.
ws snsn Saa rs N e
Dupont Circle. Phone manager, North lo6.
2s7o UNIVERSITY PL.. COOL, QUIET ST.
and bath apt, furnished small family. l6'
i4ll X ST. NW.~-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
kitchen, gas, cleo, linens, Sill week; living
bedroom, $40 week: Ink.
2 LARGE ROOMS. SCREENED. FRONT
basement on street level heat, gas and cleo.
laundry, private entrance; $50. 1900
st. Sc
1868 CALIFORNIA ST, NV ROOMS
Sas eiec. ' ineiade tSe North ssio t' w
si46 CONNECTICUT AvE-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. overlooking park; elevator;
very reasonable See janitor. To-
ia II ST. NE.-BEAUTIFUL 2, 5 81 S SM.
apartments, elegantly and completely FUR
liShed for housekeeping. Lincoln SO05.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY--Two
rooms. kitchen and bath: modern; garage
month optional. Apply LAT Carroll st. Sc.
| RM. & b.. FURN., S37. so.
Reduced for the Summer; in finest corner
bldg, Mt. Pleasant. a few min. walk OF
Rock Greek Park; viii rent TO reliable party
1 rms, pantry, tile bath, glaSSed and screen
ed sleeping porch, about 20xl0 it,: complete
~ and beautifully furn., including silver,
linen, dishes, etc; everything IN finest con-
dition; will rent as low AS sT2.50 Act quick
~. Phone Adams 1862.
ALSO 3 RMS. & g.. $3.50.
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1929 n sT NV, The Msfaue- Aicsls
f,5r1{KHee double sud single rooms. semi
pgigste bath. excellent board, ~
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LARGE uP-To-pATH CHICKEN HOUSE,
fenced, With handsome s.reom bungalow 4
ami; only sac cash and $40 per me- incl
interest At sacrifice price. OWNER,
Hyattsville 3s5
HERNDoN. o-RooM HOUSE. % ACRES
Of ground hargaln. can Columbia 1891 or
AdRma teS0,