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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Worthy Grand Matron |nspects
Five Valley O.E.S. Chapters

Gertrude Conant of Wheatland,
worthy grand matron, and Ralph
Boynton of Los Angeles, worthy
grand patron, paid their official
visit to the Eastern Star chapters
of Imperial Valley on Monday night
when the five groups assembled IN
the Ell Centre Masonic temple to
exemplify the ritualistic work for
the inspection of the worthy grand
matron.
In beautiful setting of flowers,
many sweet peas whose soft colors
blended together into peach shade
and baskets of peach blossoms, each
chapter exemplified a part of the
impressive Eastern Star ritual
Brawley performing the initiatory
work, initiating two candidates,
Shirley Park and Marjorie Betz.
Signal chapter, exemplifying good
of the order, had the privilege of
presenting the worthy grand matron
and patron with their gifts from the
chapters.
Present Gifts
Mrs. H. H. Taylor, associate ma
iron, presented Mrs. Conant with
a golden boat, laden with nosegays,
one from each of the star points,
the presentation being made in clev-
err original rhymes, and the boat,
of course, containing the gift for
Mrs. Conant.
To Mrs. Philip Hodgkin, conduc-
tress, went the honor of presenting
Mr.. Boynton with his gift contained
in a pirates chest, Mrs. Hodgkiu
making a gracious speech of pre-
Sentation.
At an intermission during the
ceremonies, Annabel Sever of Braw-
ley, organist, played a lovely piano
solo.
Climaxing the meeting was the
inspirational message of the worthy
grand matron who emphasized in
her stirring talk, the symbolism of
the American flag, its importance
today, and changes made in the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

bridegroom; Miss Pool, Miss Rosa
lie Simpson of Holtville, Mrs. Grace
Christian and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Scheniman of Ell Centre.
Smart Gowns
The brides mother greeted her
guests gowned in navy blue with
white accents, while Mrs. Percie
Thacker, mother of the bridegroom
wore a frock in the new geranium
red with contrasting navy access
series. Both wore corsages of gar
deniaS.
After the breakfast the bride and
bridegroom left for Salt Lake City
Utah, where 1t. Thacker is sta
toned at present, being a member
of the 88th reconnaissance squad
ron, United States army air corps
Both young people attended Cen
trail Junior college, Mrs. Thacker
being a graduate, of Holtville high
school and her husband, of Central
Uniting as it does two of the val
ley's most prominent families, the
marriage is of much importance and
is of widespread interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Mrs. Zenos Heads
Barbara Worth
Briqadettes

Barbara Worth Brigadettes, a
women's organization composed of a
group interested in riding horse
back, elected Mrs. John Zenos of
Holtville as their president at their
first meeting of the year held this
week at the Barbara Worth hotel.
Mrs. Jessie Juvenal of Brawley
is president; Florence Denham
of Ell Centre secretary-treasurer.
Next meeting of the group will
be the third Sunday in March
when they will meet at 7:30 a. m. at
the Zenos ranch. This group of rid
ers, smart in their uniforms of
black and white with white SOM
breros has been seen in number
of events, the Brigadettes having
ridden in the Desert Cavalcade.
Mrs. Robert Mcdowell of Braw-
ley presided at the meeting and j.
w. Donohue discussed the pur-
poses of the organization.
Those present were: Jessie Juve-
nal. Mrs. Joe Wicker, Mrs. Zenos,
Mrs. Mcdowell, Mrs. Denham,
Mrs. I. H. Shaw, Mrs. Fred Harder,
Miss Neoma Osborn, Mrs. Dono-
hue,
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TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1941
Betty 10 Smoot Married to
1t. Thacker on Monday

At high noon Monday in the
Christian church at Yuma, Arizona,
occurred a wedding of interest to
all Imperial Valley; that at which
Miss Betty 10 Smoot, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smoot of Holt
vile became the bride of 1t. Rob-
ert E. Thacker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percie E. Thacker of Ell Centre.
The marriage was planned orig
inally for March Is but due to a
change in army orders, the date was
set ahead and the ceremony changed
to Yuma where the Rev. Mr.. E. H.
Brimberry pastor of the church,
read the beautiful service in the
presence of members of the i'm
mediate family and a few close
friends.
Pretty Bride
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride, an attractive brunette,
never looked prettier than in her
wedding frock, a smart teal blue
sheer wool, with which she wore
accessories in the new Indian earth
shade, her coat being of beige with
a red fox fur collar. Exquisite Or
chids formed her corsage, making
a charming color contrast to the
blue of her dress.
Jane Pool of Ell Centre was the
brides only attendant, and she wore
black, a sheer wool, with black ac-
cessories, accented by her gardenia
corsage
William Thacker, younger brother
of the bridegroom, served him as
his best man.
Wedding Breakfast
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party motored to the San
Carlos hotel for the wedding break
fast. A centerpiece of beautiful
pink and white carnations with fea-
thery sprays of babys breath made
a handsome and springlike center
piece for the smartly appointed
table.
Guests, in addition to 1t. and
Mrs. Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. Smoot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thacker; included
Carol Smoot of Holtville, brother of
the bride; Percie Thacker, Jr., and
William Thacker, brothers of the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR
Tuesday

Laconian club, 6.15, California
hotel.
1. v. Commandery No. 81, 1880,
Masonic temple.
/. v. Gem and Mineral society,
7.3O, court house.
Oasis Shrine No. 20, VS.. of j.,
8, Masonic temple.
H-Y, Z, high school.
Women's Emergency corps, 7.30,
Wilson music room.
symphony orchestra, 100, junior
college.
Imperial county fair, fair grounds,
Imperial.
Hard Of Hearing Soc, 100, cham
Der of commerce.
Wednesday
Cattlemen's farm bureau day
county fair, Imperial.
Ministerial association, 10, Pres
byterian church.
Farm bureau program, 1, fair
Imperial.
Horse racing, 2, county fair, I'm
perial.
HoltviIle Women's club, 2, civic
ceter.
Grammar school orchestra, 100
fair, Imperial.
Butchers union. 100, Labor TEN.
pie.
City council, 100, city hall.
Eagles, 8, Sc Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

pledge to the flag.
Other distinguished guests at
Mondays meeting, all of whom were
honored with special introductions,
were: Ruth Russell of Mill Valley,
Alice Whitaker of Fullerton, Ethel
Witter of Brawley, all deputy grand
matrons; Lillian Podesta of San
Francisco, grand marshal; Gladys
Owen of Yola, grand Esther; Sadie
lumry of Sacramento, grand electa;
Gertrude Cresweli of San Rafael,
grand organist; Anna Sanst of San
Francisco, grand warder; Helen
Louise Edwards of Fullerton, junior
past worthy grand matron; Arch
Edwards, her husband; Minnie FL
lott Seymour of Mill Valley, worthy
grand matron 26 years ago; Flor
ence Plecher, matron for the Yuma
Arizona, chapter and eight of her
members; Mel CresWell of San Ra-
fael.
In addition, 81 past matrons and
II past patrons were present and
were introduced.
At the conclusion OF the ceremo-
MES the group adjourned TO the BAN
quet hall where peach colored flow
ers, with those in a cream shade
and cream colored tapers made
charming decorations Mrs. Conant
coming from the heart Of Califor.
MAS peach country, has chosen foi
her colors, peaches and cream.
Mrs. Witter and Esther Ingle OF
Imperial, formerly a deputy grand
matron, poured. The committee in
charge of refreshments was COM
posed of the five valley associate
matrons headed by Mrs. H. II. Tyler
of Ell Centre as chairman, and COM
posed of: Irma Carrick of Brawley
Ruth Cline of Holtville, Ann Homo
la of CaleXico and Addie House
of Imperial.
Preceding the meeting the grand
officers were honored at a smartly
appointed banquet at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Public aI+h
Nurse Speaks


Miss Helen Sheppard, supervis-
ing public health nurse, discussed
the sale of Christmas seals in I'M
perial Valley, explaining how the
money earned by this method is used
for the tuberculosis and health pro-
gram.
Miss Sheppard was guest speaker
at the meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary county council
Monday night in the Brawley Elks
hall. In her talk she emphasized the
need for adequate x-ray equipment
for the county.
During the business meeting. In
addition to the reports from the var
ious units, plans were made to COM
plete the Americanism essay contest
in the city rural schools of the coun-
ty.
Brawley members served refresh
ments and Ell Centre was repre-
sented by Mrs. F. L. Riddle, official
delegate, and by Mrs. Nathan Nye,
Mrs. Viola Nails and Mrs. M. J..
Zavala.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Bridge Luncheon
Smart Affair

Gorgeous yellow ranunculas from
her own garden were used by Mrs
Dorsey Whitelaw Monday when she
entertained friends for luncheon
and bridge at her home, 457 San
Calwood Drive.
Covers were laid for -MeSdames
Louis Reber, Earl Kendall, Malcolm
Macurda, Robert B. Whitelaw
John Green, Eugene E. Anderson
Edward Mack, Russell Yeager, and
the hostess. Mrs. George E. An
deson of Beverly Hills, Mrs. Eu-
gene Anderson's house guest, joined
them for bridge.
Prizes for the contract game were
won by Mrs. Yeager who held high
score, and Mrs. r. B. Whitelaw,
the second high score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Wes+side Country
Club Ne e+ino

Mrs. Nan Sheldon entertained
the Westside Country club at her
home near Seeley Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Bertha M. Wooliscroft re-
viewed "a Lantern In Her Hand
by Bess Streeter Aldrich, a story of
pioneer days in Nebraska.
Favors at the pot luck dinner
were miniature ears of corn as
symbols of the corn huskerS state
Members present were: Ruth
Diehl, Ada Gallagher, Veva Green
Maggie Ravens, Ivalee Higgins
Flossie Ingle, Norma Klump. Lois
Kramar, Nan Sheldon, Bessie Smith
Pauline Westmoreland, Berth a
WooliScroft, Inez Smith, Emma
Robertson. Guests were Edna Kirk
patrick, Janet Bowman and Philip
Klump.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Farm Center Hears
DRAINAGE Talks

Round table discussion on DRAIN
age, led by Ralph Gilbert, center
drainage chairman, was featured at
the recent meeting of McCabe-E
calyptus farm center held in the
McCabe school,
Evan T. Hewes chairman of the
Imperial Irrigation District board
of directors; w. E. Hartzog district
superintendent of water distribution
and drainage, Major Lamb, chief
drainage engineer for the district,
and Eugene Imler, farm bureau
drainage chairman, we're among the
speakers.
Helen Siegel, accompanied at the
piano by Julia Bracket was heard
in several vocal solos and John
Adams spoke on the De ANA con-
servation association and its pro-
gram.
G.. v. Upholt center director, con-
Quoted the business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Family Reunion
For Birthday

Celebrating his birthday ami
versary F. R. Hill invited his FAM
lily and friends to be his guests at
dinner Saturday at Chinese res
taurant where they enjoyed the
typically Chinese menu.
Pretty flowers decorated the ia
BILE and with the dessert an attrac-
Members of the family present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and their
tive birthday cake was served.
son, Paul; Mr.. ana mrs. Gerald
Kessee of San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs
Wayne Collins and their children
of Live Oaks Springs; Mr.. and Mrs
r. M. Timmons and their son
Johnnie, of Ell Centre; Mr. and Mrs
Glen Miller of Ell Centre.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Snee of Brawley and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thomas V. Hines of San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Sans Souci Club
Entertained

Sans Souci club members were
entertained Monday night by Mrs
j. B. McNeece, 667 Wensley avenue,
meeting at her home for dessert
and a game of bridge.
Prize winning scores were held
by Mrs. w. H. Tyler, Jr., Mrs. John
w. TYLER, and Mrs. Charles P. Delp
Other members present were !: Mes
danes Harry w. Horton, Evalyn
Boman Westerfield, L. j. Goree
Jr., Sem Bacon, R. c. Clemens
William c. Reed, John R. McNeece
l.. r. Jefferson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Canadian MP Hurt
In Auto Crash

LOS ANGELES. March 4 (UP)--
George w. Stephens, rs, former
president of the SAAR governing
commission and member of the Ca
madam parliament. was under hos
pital treatment today for injuries
suffered last night when he was
struck by an automobile.
Stephens received a siX-inch
scalp laceration, a torn ligament,
conclusion and numerous cuts and
bruises. He was knocked down
while crossing a street with his dog.
Hospital attendants said he prob
ably would recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mrs. Eve Womer, home economics
teacher at Central is seriously i'll
and as a result in unable to meet
her night school classes.
Mrs. Helen Mcdonald Werner is
In Los Angeles on buying trip.
Mrs. George w. Anderson of Bev-
erly Hills, former Ell Centrans who
has been visiting MI and Mrs. E.
E. Anderson, returned Tuesday
morning to her home. During her
stay she has been entertained at a
number Of pleasant informal social
affairs.
Stella johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E NJ. johnson of San
Diego, former Ell Centrans, is in the
New Hillside hospital in that city
where on Sunday she underwent an
operation for acute appendicitis.
Miss johnson attended Central
high school and junior college and
was charter member of Delta
Sigma Chi sorority.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Birthday Party
Recent Event

Mrs. Fay Stone entertained Mon
day with a birthday party for Mrs.
Floyd Rodriguez, inviting friends
to spend the evening at her home
and to enjoy the birthday cake
with Mrs. Rodriguez.
Those present. in addition to the
guest Of honor were: Mesdames
Curry, league, Whitehead, Damps
Reed, Paul Bailey. E. l.. Hinson
M. Stone, and Louise and LaVerne
Rodriguez.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

tendance: Mesdames j. ID. Adams.
Stanley Bigelow. Don c. Bitter. o.
j. Bradshaw, Roy E. Breedlove.
Earle G.. Davis, Elmer w. Head.
Ross T. Hickcox, Donna Holloway.
Leroy Holt, o. B. Horne. Harry w.
Horton, r. d. McPherrin, Howard
p. Meyer, Allen p. Nuffer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
COURT OF HONOR PLANNED
AT HOlTVIllE MEETING

Plans for Holtville court of hon.
or were discussed Monday night at
meeting of the Holtville district
committee, according to Bill Kenny,
scout executive.
Calexico's district committee meets
Thursday night, Kenny said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Sorop+imis+ Club
Has Initiation

Florence Denham was initiated
into the Ell Centre Soroptimist club
in an impressive ceremony Monday
night, Ia members being present
for the dinner meeting in the Bar
bara Worth hotel
The club in the future will keep
to it's schedule of three luncheon
program meetings a month. with
one dinner meeting devoted entirely
to business.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Scanning l.v
News Horizon
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Ernestine M. Bailey Monday sued
Lucius M. Bailey for divorce. She
alleged that he took their two small
children in spite of separation
agreement that she should have
them. She also accused him of fail
ing to live up to terms of property
settlement She said they have prop
erty in Calexico and Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
WEATHER

Southern California-Cloudy with
frequent showers Tuesday coastal
and mountain area, becoming part
ly cloudy Wednesday; cloudy with
occasional showers Tuesday interior
valleys becoming partly cloudy
Wednesday; little change in tenn
perature.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
MASONIC CHAPTER
TO CONFER DEGREES

Ell Centre chapter No. 100, RAM,
will confer degrees at the meeting
Thursday night at 1880 o'clock in
the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
Lloyd Skates Have
Baby Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Skates of
Plaster City have announced the
birth of a son, born March in
the Ell Centre hospital and weigh
ing six pounds, 11A ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

What's the use Of soiIing 50 many
hsnkies. trying to blow mucous out Of
stopped-up nostrils9 1t only piles up the
Laundry bill. And remember, lot Of vio-
lent blowing only makes your nose more
sore, red. unsightIy. and il very often
Injuries the delicate membranes.
A more economical and gentIer way to
relieve congestion in your nostriIs due to
q cold is to insert q little Mentholatum.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
DECREE GRANTED

A final divorce decree was granted
in superior court Monday to Laura
Self in her suit against Boyce Self
She charged him with habitual in
temperance and wilful neglect.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

These merchants and businessmen, through their
donation of prizes and offers of assistance helped
materially in making the annual Imperial Valley golf
championship tournament last week the Barbara
Worth course a success:
Fresone Auto Supply Market
Geo
Johnson's Dry Goods F. Sang Lung Co.
Jenkins JeWelry Duff DinSmore Produce
Kirby Shoe Store DeWittS Signal Service
Dessert Seed Co. Depot Blacksmith
Laniers Sporting Goods Sones Lumber Co.
Supply Schenman Paper Co.
Cox Market Rice Bowl Cafe
Crescent Jewelry Andy
Tson California Hotel
T. Nshmoo
Peoples Finance and Thrift N Okamura
Electric Supplies Dsr New China Cafe
Gullett Grocery Johns Coffee Shop
Goodrich Slvertown Central Club
sherwoods Tyler Agency
VI.
Karls Shoe Store Cocktail Lounge
Or. Norman Dupont Robertson and Duinger
Imperial Hardware Co. Roy H. Womack
Jolly Rogers Dry
Corners Cafe Broadway
Security Title
Standard Oil Co. Title & Trust Co.
Union Nev-Cal Electric Corp.
Dizney Pacific Crate Co.
Harry English Village
Desert Magazine Hugh Latham
Ben Herring simpsons Service Station
Smith Sign Cramers Bakery
Russell Ell Centre Lumber g.
Mccoy Office Supply Sunland Dairy
Martins Bakery and Oil Co.
Supply Roger Ackcr
J. ] Newberry Co. Burney Mileage Treads
O. +. Jeweler Edgar Implement Store
w Woolwoth Co Minor Simms
Pepper Botting Co. Whiting Mead
Star Beverage
Alex Engeman Pure Ice Co.
William Townsend hrdens Dairy
Elmer Sears Martin Wah
Turner Wakefield 10 Ben Hulse
Thank you, gentlemen,
BARBARA WORTH CLUB
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

This delightful ointment will soon bsesk
up eongested mueus, relieve the smoth-
cry feeling. and permit you 10 breathe
normally through the nose. Il also re-
Iieves shifting, sneezing. swelling. sore.
ness, and redness.
MenthoIstum helps In 90 many wsys
that you should always remember this: For
Discomforts from CoIds-Mentholstum.
Link them together in your mind.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, Ell CENTRIC, CALF.
c ssnss's OF Interest to Women s sass'

Edited BIZ ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Evening star., 1941-10-19

LARGE SINGLE ROOM, nicely furnished.
with radio, next TO bath; use of tele-
phone. 10S Tennessee ave. ne. Apt. 33.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

HOME, refined lady; l room, inclosed
porch; blks. cars; close in: $50 mo.
Taylor 1913
3l0O N ST SE.-2 Ink. rooms sink,
stove, about $50 mo. tor weekly: well
heated: old country-like home lge. yards;
children considered. TR. 09S5.
350s 18th ST. NV rooms. kitchen,
semi-pvt bath; all utilities furn.; imme-
diate possession; $50.
1909 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Large attrac.
room: semi-pvt. bath: meals optional.
44I2 Bird ST NW.-Large front room, .
exposures, large closet, next to bath: re-
fined employed gentiles. ia. 1855.
COLORED-Large unfurnished rooms in
exclusive Northwest section, for refined
colored. HO. 1922. DU. 9429.
COLOPED-2 unfurnished rooms. near
18th and You SITS. NV. Apply Guy Tin
ner, 1926 You st. NV.
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4115 WISCONSIN AVE.
SUBLET OR LEASE.
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
APARTMENTS FUR, OR UNEUR.

ON CAPITOL HILL-SEMI-F FURNISHED.
, rooms, kit. bath. ami; $50 month.
THE ALIEN. 24IO 2oth ST. NV
POL @nd ST. sc
These apts consist Of living room, bed-
room, kitchenette and bath. unfUrn. CC1-
ner available Oct. %, SO; furn. ap-.
available Oct -. S67 81. also around
floor unfurn.. available Mo-. /. So. 80.
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM BATH: LOWER
floor OF new home situated in Burnt Mills
HIS. Nd; floors all tile sealed, damp
proof; fireplace. electricity. ChOne. heat
entrance street level: $50 unfurnished; S65
furnished. Phone SH. 4556
1918 B ST. S.E-2nd FL, ! LARGE I'M,
kit. bath: auto. heat. gas eleC incl. For
aDDOint. call co g3q5 after > nm =
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WHERE TO MOTOR G. DINE.
TESSIE LEES INN.

Maryland's finest Claggettsville, Md, de-
licious chicken dinners, Sundays holidays,
1-s, 75c and 81. Fresh vegetables hot
rolls, homemade ice cream. pumpkin pie.
From D. c., route 240 and 81 north. near
Damascus turn left at Claggettsyille, :3rd
Mt Airy S06-F-l4
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KENsINGTON, 81 CLEVELAND-Attrac-
tive room, / or employed men; new
home: 3 blks. to bus; quiet. Kensington
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3 ROOMS, BATH AND REFG. TO FIRST

Nov ] 10 Dec 30: completely furnished
g rooms, kit. bath 800 per month. CO.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires room with or with
out board, NV. S; reas Box 406-S, Star
WANTED, by two young men. double room
in good boarding house in second zone NV.
Box 4l0-S, Star
FATHER AND SON, age II, well trained.
desire one or two bedrooms. hath and
living room, or apartment, furnished or
unfurnished. in large, refined private home
in Alice Deal Bethesda. or other North
west school districts. no other boarders;
home for my boy most important Box
rs. Star.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMSin good residential
section by Catholic young lady. Meals
optional. Box lois, Star
GENTLEMAN desires room and board in
particulars. Box 42O-S. Star.
YOUNG LADY desires single room and
board with Jewish family. Box 395-S,
Star. 2Os
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and son 2ia years
old. Care for baby. Jewish preferred.
BOX 13-D. Star
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75S NEWTON PL. NW.-Front rm., suit
able for l or couple. Randolph 9l32.
Gil H ST. NE-Comfortably furn. outside
Housekeeping rooms. sleeping rooms; pri-
NaCY and nulef Guaranteed
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1714 FIT. DAVIS ST. S.E-Large. front
room: near bath and shower: S25,
month. Take Seat Pleasant torangel bus
from 18th st. n W. to Alabama and r. one
block over Franklin NO4O. !9'
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1858 YOU ST SE.-Settled refined young
natron lin good health. Government work
er preferred. share room with small s.
yr.-old boy. excellent opportunity 10 live
economically: home PRIVILEGES extended. l9F
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

74I so 30. ARLINGTON-EXCEL
bus service, 3 minis. 12th Const.: room
next bath; gentleman preferred JA
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:2o4 Ist ST. NW-Furn; room, lst fr;
10 bath; ideal for gentlemen or students
Reasonable o0F
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YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES GIRL TO
share attractive apartment. DU. 1000
Br. 736. 1926 11th ST. NV, Apt. IA.
5023 9Th ST. NW.-BEDROOM. KITCH-
en-, incosed back porch, utilities incl;
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4726 18th ST. NW-Nicely furnished
room, every convenience; home comforts;
gentleman.
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THE WESTMINSTER; 1907 18th NV
Attractive rooms, newly furnished runni0k
water, lnnersprlng mattress; double rm
showers; H4-hI elevator service
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NEWLY turn. master bedroom. = employed
persons; twin beds, unlim. phone. maid
service. 15 min. downtown, cow. transport
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GORDON HOTEL, on Beautiful 10Th st.
NV, between Eye and K-Lovely double
rooms with twin beds and running water
from S1l weekly. With bath from SIG
weekly. Excellent dining room.
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1856 18th ST NW.-Lovely front rm
in semi detached home, single or double;
on bus line
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BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB, Be
thesda. Md-Gentlemen only. Single or
double rooms with private bath; newly fur
nished; cool quiet rooms overlooking golf
course furnished lobby. Also living room,
bedroom and bath suitable 2 or 3 gentle
Titled TO clubhouse privileges. WI. 1910.
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5sO2 3rd ST. N.W.-Room and private
bath for , young men IN Jewish home.
1885 HARVARD ST. NV. near 14th st.
car Nne-Double sleeping room, 1st floor
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LIV RM-. DINING RIM. BEDRMs-, KIT,
bath. attractively furn., incl linen and sill
yer: S175 per mon. HARRIET HOLTHER,
agent MA 2I66.
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WANTED-ONE ROOM FURNISHED Apt
kitchen. bath: near Confessional L,braryi
not over S:}5 .un. Box IS. star. lo~
TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE FURN APT,
- bedrooms III BUCKINGHAM or vicinity:
for , or ( mo-. Call Chestnut $500.
UNFURN. ROOM KITCHEN. BATH,
S3O-S4u; apI. house, ne. section prelerreQ.
MlCnIEan 1910. ~ m %