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Nogales international., 1931-10-10
Water Range
Mostly Good
In Arizona

Uly on Arizona and Western TEw
Mexico ranges is generally good
owing to lcopious rains of the last
few weeks, the Phoenix weather
bureau reported yesterday in it's
weather, crop and range conditions
report for the week ended Tuesday.
In the Salt river section pune-
yranates are beng marketed and
all other crops are in good rcndi-
ton, Robert @. Grant, meteurolo-
gist, said.
"At Yuma the rain was beneficial
to lettuce. Cotton picking was held
up for a day or two. Damage tD
dates and alfalfa was negligible. AL
growing crops did well during the
warm. hum d weather While some
lettuce is showing poor stand, the
plants generally are growing well
Grass is doing very well and wa
ter supply is generally good. Only
one station, Williams, reported wa
ter low.
Fort Bayard, N. M, reported the
best year in some time for farming
and cattle raising"
Precipitation during the week in
Arizona. follows: Bright Angel, 4E
inch; Douglas, IT; Holbrook, %;
Inspiration, 81; Nogales, %; Phoe-
nix. %; Pinedale, .68; Prescott, 1.08;
Selignan, So; Thatcher, 2.26; Tue
son, 81, and Yuma, AZ.
Nogales international., 1931-10-10

Eyes throughout the world are
centered on st. Louis today, for
in that city the seventh and
final game of the 1881 Worlds
Baseball Series will be played,
beginning at 1880 today noon
(NOgales time).
When Philadelphia copped the
sixth game yesterday, the Athletics
eyened up honor to date, the AS
now having won three games and
st. Louis three.
Manager Connie Mack is expected
to start George Earnshaw on the
mound for the Athletics i'll the de-
Gliding game of the series, Burley
Grimes, it is believed, will twirl for
the Cardinals. A real Pitchers bat
tie is anticipated if these two
r,,oundsmen are the cho,ce, Of their
respective managers.
Four Pitchers
In yesterdays game, which was
won by Philadelphia, 8 to l, St.
Louis used four pitchers. Derr-nger,
youthful Kentuckian, started for the
Cards but was taken out in the
fifth inning because Of wildness.
He was followed by johnson, L nd
sey and Rhem. Lefty Grove twirled
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
HELEN AND ROY
ADAMS REMARRY


A wedding announcement VIII en-
will come as a pleasant surprise to
the many friends of the couple is
that Of Helen and Roy Adams.
They were remarked Monday in
albuquerque, N. NJ, which was al
so the scene Of their first marriage
"a year or two ago. They were div
orced in Nogales about two months
ago.
THE bride IS a daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Charles v. Fowler OF Tue
son, formerly of Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams arrived here
Thursday evening enroute to their
ranch located between Ncgales end
Tucson. .3
Mr.. Adams is a well known cat
tlenan and is son of Deputy Sher-
iff William Adams.
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
NOVEMBER a TO II WILL BE
OBSERVED THRUOUT NATION
AS AMERICAN LEGION WEEK
Purpose Of Legion Week Is To Enroll 1881
Members For 1892; Year 1881 Has Been
Outstanding In Legion History

est membership it ever had. An early
enrolment of members for 1882 will
insure success next year. Approx
imately $4,000 World War veterans
we're members of the organizatoop
in California during 1881. We hope
to reach the $4,000 mark during
1892. 7
CAS- the Legion has grown from
year to year, it has broadehed and
extended it's realm of usefulness I'M
til now it is recognized as an out
standing influence for betterm ment in
every section of the country. The
IYegion's foremost activity is NtO ex-
tend a helping hand to those Tefer-
ans who were disabled bY/their war
service. Then fellows the Legion's
child welfare work, it's aid to the
orphans and widows left in the wake
of the war and a threefold Ameri-
canism and good citizenship p pro-
gram which embraces education, the
sponsorship OF youth betterment
movements and varied program of
community service.
American Legion Week will END
on Armistice Day, Nov. IL. Programs
and celebrations will be held in ev-
cry community in California in OBJ
seryance of the end of the war aand
as fitting climax to a week OF
membership effort
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
BULL. SNAKES
HOUSE PETS

TONOPAH, New, Oct. 9. U.P0-
City dwe1lers, MifaD ihappen to- stray
from the beaten path and find their
way into the more remote. sections
Of the Nevada desert, are amazed,
when cali ng at some, old, desert
rats cabin, to- find i, a bull snake
curled up on the doorstep, or laz-
ily catching insects and playing a
round the front: yard.
Practically every one of these old
desert rats keep bull snake for a
pet. Old Tex Watson, the l0ne resi-
dent Of the once booming mining
camp of Golden Arrow. New, keeps
two of these odd pets, They are
big fellows.
THAT one over there" said Tex,
pointing, sleeps under my bed ev-
cry n,ght, docile as lamb.
Noticing a slight shudder from
his visitor, Tex laughed.
why, they're perfectly harm
less" he said, "They keep the place
clear of bugs and insects and, best
Of all, they keep the rattlenakes
away.
"A rattlesnake is as scared Of q
bull snake as poison In q battle
between a bull snake and a rat
tier, the bull will always win. A
bull snake is not affected by a
rattlers bite. He wraps himself a.
round a rattler and squeezes the
fe out of him"
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
; MEN FOUND
DEAD IN SONORA

Sonora officers are searching the
hills for Juan Matus, a Yaqui In
dan, who is believed to have shot
to death, Jose Gotierrez and ia
panese cook, whose bodies were
found Thursday in the Pinto noun
tains about 60 miles southeast OF
Ncgales.
Gutierrez, a customs inspector,
and the Jap, known as Mike,
were each shot through the heart.
The two slain men and the va
qui left Casita, near Nogales, We'd
nesday on horseback for three day
stay in the mounta' a'ns.
Matus, the horses, blankets and
supplies, are missing.
Discovery of the bodies was made
bv a Mexican woodcutter.
At 7:3O o'clock last night Sonora
police reported that the body of a
YaQui Indian haQ Deen 1ound ABOUT
10 niles from where the bodies of
Gutierrez and the Japanese were
discovered Thursday but they did
not know whether the dea Yaqui
was Matus who had left Casita
with Gutierreg and the Jap.
A later report received at the Of
flee of the Nogales international
last night said the body was that
of NTatus and apparently Matus and
the other two men had been killed
by the same party or parties.
Sonora pol ce last night arrested
a Mexican whom, it is believed, mUr-
dered the three men.
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ECONOMIST SEES END OF
PRESENT BUSINESS SLUMP

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9. O.P0-Fronl
cut of the present business depres-
sion will emerge a revolutionized
business world, capable of with
standing q similar situation for
many years, Prof. Isaac Lippincott,
author and washington University
economist, believes.
Professor Lipp-ncott believes that
unemployment played only a minor
part in the present depress on and
foresees business increasing steadily
from now on until another peak is
Nogales international., 1931-10-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9. U.PD
The week from Nov. 4 to IL is to
be observed throughout the nation
as American Legion Week, accord
ing to an announcement today by
Van Hogan, state commander. The
purpose is to enroll the 1881 mem
bers for 1882.
1.-The year Of 1881 has been out
stand ng in American Legion his
tory said Commander Hogan. The
unusual success is due to the fact
that the organization had the great
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
NogQIes Defeats
Wilcox, II to 0

Nogales high school football team
defeated Wilcox ii to at Wilcox
yesterday afternoon.
Nogales reserves played the entire
game, the first string players being
held on the sidelines by Coach Kerr.
Ayup and Monte~os scored the
touchdoWns for the Apaches.
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
Banks, Offices
To Close Here
Columbus Day.

Coumbus day will be observed in
Nogales Monday.
All county and city offices and
departments, with the exception of
the police and sheriff's office, will
get a holiday. Banks also will be
closed throughout the day, a legal
holiday.
The day is set aside in the United
States to commemorate the day of
Americas discovery.
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
BUSINESS PICKING UP

Reporting business picking up in
California, Henry Preciado, mana
ger of the Fox Nogales Theater, ac-
companied by his wife and son
returned Thursday night from a
vacation trip to MADEIRA and other
California points.
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FINAL GAME OF WORLD SERIES OCCURS TODAY
1881 BASEBALL CLASSIC TO
CLOSE WITH SEVENTH GAME;
SERIES NOW EVEN, 3 TO 3
Philadelphia Evens Up Honors By Taking Sixth
Contest From St. Louis Cardinals On
Cards Home Grounds

the entire nine innings for the Ath-
letics.
Score By Innings
R Fl E
Philadelphia -. 900 O40 400 8 1
st. Louis ....... 600 COL 600 2
Radio Report
A radio report of today'S game,
play by play, will be available to
fans at the Office of the Nogales
international. On the radio you can
hear the crack of the ball, applause
of the crowd in the grandstand, etc.
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
TO MIAMI

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier are
leaving today to spend Sunday and
Columbus Day with Mr.. Fralzer's
brother, 1. P. Frazier, and family,
at Miami.
Nogales international., 1931-10-10
COL. SERRANO HERE

Gel. o. A. Serrano, formerly Of
Nogales, is a guest at the Bowman
from Los Mochis.
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1901 MONROE ST. NW-Room, kitchenette
next to bath, gas range, cleo, not Waler'
l...A arah
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1857 LANTER PL. Nw.-comfortabl room.
adjoining bath; private dwellings; suitable
one or two persons. ProtestantS: IS weekly;
breakfast II desil ed Adams 5O39.
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Two rooms. kitchen and bath. front apart
ment S4750; only one available. Janitor
on premises. Sl25 Mt Pleasant st. NV.
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RENT HoUsEs-FURNIsMED.

RENT HOUSES-FURNISIIE
GEoRCEToWN HOUSE UNEXPECTEDLY
for rent; furnished. Very reasonable price.
Address BOX DISK. Star once.
yANTED-CONGENIAL MAN AND WIFE
with references TO take over partly furnished
house and board owner; wife must be good
rock and housekeeper: no children. Ad-
dress Box 4t8-J. s ar Office.
FOR TERM OF YEARS = COMPLETELY
furnished, very attractive home, IL rooms.
3 baths. garage: best residential section;
reasonable rent. Address Box 35G-K, Star
Office.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-COMPLETELY FUR
nished. detached, 4-bed-room house; 2 beths.
shower. garage. Frigidaire. oil heat; $50.
Address Boz POLK. Star ONCE. Sc
l641 18th ST.
Charming small house, six rooms; garden;
garage; references.
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iass KENYON ST.. N.w.-Nicely furnished.
clean room; private bath same moor fe"-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1892 X ST N.W.-Vacancy tor LADY, large
room, twin beds; home cooking.
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Attrac-
tive single room: also roommate for young
man: plenty OF hot water; excellent home
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IRIS LANIER PL NV, Apt. 25--LarEe room
next to bath; small private FANNY go
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RooMs-FURNIsHED.

tCoRtinued.l
1883 TN0LEsIDE TERRACE NV rooms.
i k,sshf hot aH Wa, er'H ADAMS dams izS0.
44i4 ard ST. NW.-3 desirable rooms; new
house; will equip; Ink; s35. ~
1927, 1916 1910 EYE ST. NV topp. Frank
heat mi: broom Nat. S. ground H.; T..
$40 week; transients. Use up. Met. 9O7e. /.
1882 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.--Liying room and
bed room, near BATH ladies only; references.
1924 18th N.W.-Attractiye room In refinsd
home; gas furnace; single, 81 day; aOuDie'
1870 VERMONT AVE.-Comfortable room,
twin beds: also single; private lavatory, con-
tinuous hot water, steam heat. pafloI.
s4is MORRISON ST: Chevy Chase a,; h y; Cor or
single. -
1913 FATRMONT-Ciean, comfortable room;
2nd hoor continuous hot water; unimi'eo
1901 MONROE ST. N.W.-Room, kitehenetse
next to bath, gas range, elec, hot WATER
steam heat, 2nd moor.
1886 KENYON 81. N.W.-Nicely furnished
clean room; private bath same floor; rea-
sonable; anil; gentleman preferred.
i775 LANIER PL. NV, Apt. 25--La nr1s roe sis
month mon y Adams i227.
$50 10th ST. N.E.-Will furnish front ro0m:
like rent to elderly gentleman OF eo"DAe
employed; board II desired
I71q p ST. N.W-Nicely furnished large
front room; also single room; continuous
hot water. :,
i44s FAIRMONT ST. N.W;-Warm, ciea IAN
IND fioor next to bath, private homes I'M
limited phone; reasonable Adams oooS
52i 9TH ST. NE.-Large, sunny. neatly ie eT-
nished front room, End floor; references eA-
changed board If desired. -,-------,-,--
5o0o ST. NW-Rooms with running
water; near g. w. u. GOVT. Dloss. -----
i254 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lady to share room
fwin beds and dressers; runnlhs wafer s"-
joining BATH -,
I739 p ST. NV. Apt. Large front room
twin beds; good heat: $25 ------
j19s COLUMBIA RD.-Every detail for
mans comfort in large, sunny room WIZ"
bath: ore gentleman. .-----
lana NJ lThonas Circle)-Large, well Kept KEEP,
newly decorated front room; also sliisie I'M
room SIS per week.
stfractiyc' coy front room. only $50 single
sac double; near Govt. dept. --
MERRILL MANSIONS
1881 Fairmont ST. NV top OF ~ MI, nitb iath
st. car: or 2 rm suites, WIN ne Gt service
MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1919 e. St.
LARGE ROOMS IN THE ANNEX,
We'll Furnished. fine beds. easy rockers,
reading lights aTstory ei IN SNeey All nsht
Se~' WV HOTEL SERVICE.
So comfortable for bachelors that some
"9 pr,e 10 y s25 $40 sss $40. s45 Per Month
TRANsIENTIs7 :o 81 DAY
PORTLAND HOTEL,
Thomas Circle.
Management
FIDELITY STORAGE o..
SoIORFD-i648 FLORIDA AVE NM
tractiveIy furnished room; all modern i'm
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RENT-HousEs UNFuRNIsHED.

scl6 CAMBRIDGE PL. NW.-s R. B; - -
= LINKINs co. 1888 De Sales st.
CALIFORNIA STD ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
excellent condition; low rent. Columbia
HAVE A GOOD, MODERN HOUSE IN PET
worth. also one in Brightwood; reduced.
SIS. Nat. esq., Sunday, Dec. 2ls2.
oPEN-46O; GA. AVE. tsAUL's ADDI-
ern: rooms, baths, gaiage. Col. il22
5O7 MASS. AVE. N.w.--6 r. & B., FURNACE,
garage and large, yard; rent reduced; $50
1858 d st. s.w.-6-r.. brick, with bath; ex-
cellent fO1 1871, Etb ' e Nat OSLO
1904 CoNNECTIcpT AVE. CLEVELAND
dtion. Nat 1882. Sunday, Dec. 2l32.
2243 CHESTER ST. SEC SUNNY ROOMS.
st. sc. Rent. $50.
LET YOUR RENT MONEY BUY YOUR FAM
Than soO Near 'a and Ehode 1iand
ne, 20-ft; brick home; not-water heat. gas
P Rna sassed Ne ca ceS s4s
CoLORED--4oO U SIT ROOMS, NEWLY
neiGhboEhood. OWNER. Il Iowa Circle
@3l4 Isl ST. N.W.-8 SPACIOUS ROOMS
and bath; parauet floors garage; .h.-w.h.,;
besalS psrk Can Iincon l42
los End ST. N.E.-ll ROOMS, BATH; HOT
and cold water on all floors: INV h. cleo
tricity. Eear Capitol and Library. all car
lines. Key at zO3 ST. ne.
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE, D. c.; BRICK
P TifiT gar; to be Newly papered and
s25 FULTON III so oRpoN Pc Peo 0I Ins Bds
Dis. 523I. Even. Clev. 4733
MOUNT IDA. VA.-BUNGALOW; 4 ROOMS
bath. two bed rooms; $500; furnace heat;
modern. Nat. 1892 Sunday. Dec. 1882
SIX RooM a34s SfA sTi NV LOCATION
F. A. BLUNDON CO, sos st. NV. Nat OLA
S35 SO SEMI-DETACHED, NORTHEAST.
near school. stores and Car Line.
Large Rooms Ha Bath Gas Gas ana Elec al
National 1869; eve. Columbia 1905. q
1928 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W.-6 r.,
1886 Brewer l SS pI nw.7 r., b.. ami. 1000
654 Mass. ave. ne.-6 T., b., a.m.i...,. $500
1922 S;i,l Games P1 so, pl ne-S r. b. ami IS 90
1913 l 54s ST. t. N HEFBERr SIS s e Cap. ST.
1914 MD. AVE; NE...e33RooM AMP BATH
brick, electric lights; So Key at i2l2 , MS
baths; modern; garage; splendid location.
Nat 1892. Sunday. Dec. 2lS2.
3-sToEY BRICK, NEAR 9Th & NE
rooms; has apt. 3Td floor; $50 mo. Room
lO5, 1910 II NV.
3l4l MILITARY RID, CHEVY CHASE : q
rooms, 2 inclosed porches, bath; semi-de-
tached garage; sS5~ ~. Col. 4763-J.
1446 W ST. SE.-6-RM. FRAME HOUSE,
large grounds; rent $35. Met. 1890. Cley.
02l6
Ola 18th ST. SEC ROOMS AND BATH,
S25. Met. 1900. Clev. 0216
374l MILITARY RD.. CHEVY CHASE
rooms bath; modern; block west Connecticut
ave: S85. Nat. 1882 Sunday. Dec. 2l32.
Ola MADISON ST. NW.-6 RMS,
bath, elec. ........s..: -Fog.y ny
81 You st. NV rms, bath, cleo. 47.50
2i4 18th ST. n.e.-6 rms, bath, cleo,
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY,
$50 N. Y. AVE. NV.
723 IRVING NW.--6 RMS, AMI. $3.50
i468 Newton NV rms $50. so
1852 18th n.w.-6 rms, garage. -S55. 90
1912 Oak n VS. rms, ami.,.,... S57. so
Mt. PleaSant-9 rms. garage. 1OOO
1921 18th n.w.--9 rms. baths. .......S75.50
1865 Irving NV rms. baths. .$75.OO
DONNELI.Y & PLANT, INC.
1923 18th st. NV Col. O838.
1905 18th ST NW.-SIx ROOMS. BATH;
sleeping porch, garage: near schools and
stores; $40 month Adams 1855.
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RoOMs-FURNIsHED & UNFUR.

ROOMS-FURNISHED & UNFUK.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1913 ST. n.ws--2
LARGE rooms. bath; Eight, warm, quiet; also
small room; si4.
COLORED-i2i3 FAIRMONT ST. NV
LARGE front room; southern EXPOSURE; re-
fned family of adults: excellent NV. loca-
ton; garage and convenience of car lines;
suitable for men. Cau after D. AoP IS
1871. -
ST02 eth ST Nw.-Large front room. son
exp, private batE. block l4th st, car hnei
very desirable: reasonable. Ga. ZU6S-J
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IN EAN .s0tDl-D1 I-N.o- Ilo0il+ e
els ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-t65.
Beautiful home consisting OF z large rooms,
Enclosed porch, bath, h.-w.h, elee.' garage
ATTRACTIVE HOME.
Mr.. 14th AND PARK RID.
1888 HARDWOOD Pc. NV.
Beautiful new home Just north Of l4th
and Park I'd. NV. containing large rooms
q bed roomsl. tiled bath and lavatory and
rage. large front porch hardwood floors,
hot-water heat and electricity; se5.
BEAUTIFUL NEW
DETACHED HOME IN
CHEVY CHASE.
46il NORWOOD DRIVE-$l00.
This comfortable home, overlooking Chevy
Chase coli course. one SQUARE so1th OF r brsn
ton hall large, bright living room with fire.
place. dining room. bright ktShsn' large s
shower. extra tile laVatory on bed room
moor. front porch which is screened. large
i hone sHs Seldom ds on IfSsi for rent ~
CAFRIIZ,
FOR COLORED.
1912 Lamont st. n.w-5 y b. modern MODE s42' %
434 N. Y. ave. nw-6 r., & b., garage $500
47o K st: sw-S rooms .:;;;;,.;:,;'' I as'oo
Il t's c 8 xs f4io a NV Met ssss
COLORED.
1929 Park I'd. NV T. & b., h.-w.h.. ~
sl2s sherman ave. n.w..5 rooms. gas. $3.50
764 Lamont st. n.w.-5 r. & b.. cleo. 500
50 ,6 sspf2n st NV Tvs rooms National 4os
FOR COLORED.
42l L st. NV large rooms and bath $40 30
1886 Covington st. NV rooms. 2O.SO
ALLAN e. WALKER CO,
913 18th st. NV. Nat. 1880.
FOR COLoRED.
1873 Fairmont st. n.w.--6 r., rec. hall
b., h. w h, cleo; inst water heater. $50 so
76l Kenyon ST. NV r. b., hw.h,
1922 st. in.w.7 r. b.. lat elec.... $3.50
1923 10Th st. nw.-3 r., b., lat. gas. 30 90
1i46 goth st. nW.--6 rms, water. -. 22.5o
1904 Foot st. n.e.-7 r.. b.. h.-w.h., elec.;
front and back yards; porch. ....;... $3.50
gel, 47th ST. n.e.-5 r, b.. fur, cleo;
newly papered and painted $1,000. 80 80
1927 Clay st. n.e.-4-r bung.. elec..... FL. so
1925 You st - ''' North 4sO7.
COLORFD.
Four rooms. brick; hot-water heat, electric
light, deep yard; rent, S35.
Three-room. kitchen and bath apartment
near 18th and H SITS. ne; $35
National O6 SaAS D. s ss4 18th St. NV.
COLORED-76l KENYON ST. ROOMS,
h-w.h.. electricity; S45.
756 Irving st.-4 rooms. bath: $35.
2l33 9Th St NV rooms; s35.
zoos 44th st. n.e.--6 rooms; $25.
O1' '''' DAVIS ( LtPcoMB.
Ills You St NV.
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1894 CONN AVE-One extra lavge room,
second floor: will accommodate 3: 2 large
closets; plenty OF sunshine, comfortable home.
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52s MARYLAND AVE. NE-Warm clean,
front rom. with the best Of home cooking
Z f,,Ro fs,
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1858 IRVING ST. N.w.-Private home; near
street car and bus service; home COOKING
Adams 7585-W.
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S3zs0-

Front apartment, one room murphy hedl.
dent MANAGER, No. ios, iSss Randoipfl st. NV.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
National OO36 g24 18th ST NV
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PETWORTH z513 III ave z Large front
room, furnished. twin beds; private family;
near all churches, bus and street gar lines
Ad 1900
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THE BRADFORD,

1900 Street NV
Downtown corner apartment, r., kit. and
tile bath and 3 r.. kit. and tile bath, S7250
up. Switchboard, elevator, Frigidaire; resi-
dent manager.
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1890 r ST NV
1850 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.

Most attractive apartment containing 6
rooms, tile bath and shower; FriEidaiTe,
screened porch; all rooms large and privatei
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1898 K ST NW.--Large front room. also
double room; business persons preferred;
home eoekiDe. Met 1893.
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1921 JEFFERSON PL NV. Gust of Con-
Tlectieut ave bet NJ and N SITS ---Lsrge
front room; beautifully fur; excellent meals.
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THE MALVOLIO, 1922 Conn. ave.-Attrac-
lively furnished, large, double room; prl-
r.af ha tn. snlen6id meal Is.
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nIshed single room, adjoining porch and
bath; quiet. refined family: no other room
ers; excellent home cooking; reasonable
Cieveiand e6SQ-W
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1852 IRVING ST. NV.
mi-detached q rooms. bath and extra
systory hwh ssctricity ;S Ssrags; in o DsE
Key at 1915 Irving st. NV, or
B. F. SAUL CO..
s25 18th st. NV. Nat. 2loO.
7-rm. and bath new brick house $4,000
7r and ts2s sEr3ax S $500
rms and 7S Ss'9 hRT afssfh Sd nv
Brick rooms 9s,S baths SaFa,s 70 S.m $4,000
IA rooms. 2 baths. brick. n.-wh. 800. 90
sOI BUTrEREUT ST. NV. ,.
Detached rG SOS iOin 0 ST. farase 90
rooms and bath be ele G ! iiSht .... $500
rooms and H fsis Gr S. f Ne ish's $3.50
rooms and bath bglsk tgTn gc heat ssS.SO
1927 x St. NV. Met. sOIl.
1925 D ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS, BATH. 90
1870 n G. ave- Sts' se8 rooms, bath. eiec ss7s 50
9 St s%-S rooms rooms S BAH. ssS 20
THOMAS P. BROWN. SIS 4iz 81. s.W
s .sSSsSs 5 ssS nss r. J. b. ann. s%i
so.5o-l22s Good n HOPE pc I'd SEE r. b.
'5S.SS-lss4 sstah n.w.1s r, B.. cleo. ''
s6sS-3Ss & nn.x rvs b s,t furnace.
35.00-2230 Ga. ave- r.. bath.
20.50--47 Pierce n.w.--6 rooms.
25.00-729 Bells Court n.w.--6 r., bath.
20.5O--i19i2 n.w.-5 rooms.
IS 00-l5l7 9Th n.w.-6 rooms.
?1.50--4l28 Gsult nee r., ell. furnace.
22.50-f33S me- rooms, bath.
1850 1895 Eye n.W.-5 rooms
lS.5G-Gls 18th n.E.--5 rooms.
1880 ca NJ s.w.--6 r., water.
THOS. ID. WALSH
els nth st. NV. District 755s-7559.
CHEVY CHASE AND CLEVELAND PARK.
We have large number of we'll located.
reasonably priced houses IN this section. II
you wish to rent house IN either Chevy
Chase or Cleveland Park, let us help you.
Cars always available.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
Sunday. Dec. 1892 Nat. 1882 1888
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RooMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

NO. S. SPRUCE ST. Clarendon, Va. ont
room next to bath; hot water heat am
Phone Clarendon 1855.
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1915 FAIRMONT-Clean, comfortable room;
2nd floor; continuous hot water; unlimited
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EXCLUSIVE SOUTHERN FAMILY. three
adults well appointed home, or rooms
gentleman or couple; best residential section;
references. Address Box 387-K, Star Office.
i4iO 18th ST NW-GentIemen; large front
room; twin beds; beautiful modern home OF
refinement; excellent food rates moderate.
1866 HARVARD ST N.w.--Room and board
In pleasant home; cheerful SURROUNDINGS;
reasonable Adams O552