davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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races finish line. has planned
a gala 'Naturita Days" cele-
bration. A Pony Express GEN.
tennial race is planned at Do
lores May 80 and 81 in con-
nection with the Dolores River
White Water Regatta.
Z
NEW YORK-A tulip musical
review, the annual "scrubbing
Of State street." a band con-
cert and coronation of a tulip
queen are highlights of Al
bany's Tulip Festival May 1915.
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the events is available free
from Cumberland County
200th Anniversary Committee,
Box 45l, County Courthouse,
Portland, Me.
COLORADO - Thrills and
spills will be the order of the
day during the pre-Memorial
Day San Miguel River White
Water Boat Races May % and
20. Naturita, located at the
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BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
star stan Writer

otar Stau WRITER
TIMONIUM, Nd, July H.
A small gray pony named
Royal Mist is the biggest point
scorer ever to win the grand
championship of the Maryland
Pony Show. largest junior sad
die event in the Nation, which
ended its three-day stand here
yesterday.
Royal Mist, owned and rid
den by 11-year-old Daria
Ortynsky of Bel Air, Md,
earned 16 points for the small
pony title, which was sufficient
to capture the grand cham
pionship over Waverly Farms
Johnny Cake, who had 1917,
Johnny Cake, ridden by
Beaver Tate. 9, of Cockeys-
vile, Md, was medium-sized
pony victor by a slight mar
gin over r. L. Robertson's bril-
liant Keswick, a 2-year-old
pony that also starred in the
Warrenton, Va, outing last
week end. Despite his youth
and inexperience, Keswick was
seldom out of the ribbons at
Timonium with Rider Noel
Twyman up.
MOOnbeam Is Winner
Among the large ponies,
Bobbie Gardner's Moonbeam
compensated for a slow start
here by taking the open
jumper class in her division,
thereby gaining her fifth ma
jor championship in as many
recent shows. Second place in
the jumper class went to a
comparative longshot, Libby
Oyler's Sabre from Potomac,
Md, who earlier in the show
had won two blue ribbons and
several other awards for her
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
By the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 or more at
Esnnss sg Msp;t b9StOn AeG S3d Smith chicsgO
Minoso. Chicago. .3I7.
RUNS-Mantle. New York, 20: Maris,
New York, 55: Runnels, Boston, so;
Allison, Washington, 40; Breeding.
Baltimore and Minoso, Chicago, 4S.
RUNS BATTED N-Maris, New York,
50: Gentle. Baltimore, SO: Skowron,
New York, So; Minoso, Chicago, SO:
Hansen, Baltimore. 81.
HITS-Runnels. Boston and Smith,
Chicago, 90; Mnoso, Chicago, 95;
Breeding, Baltimore. %; Robinson,
Baltimore and Gardner, Washing
ton, 80.
Breeding, Baltimore: Runnels, Bos-
ton; Lollar. Chicago. and Siebern,
Kansas City, II.
TRIPLES-Aparicio and Fox, Chicago.
@. Snyder, Kansas City and Mantle,
New York. 8; Eight players tied
HOME RUNS-Msris, New York. 81;
New York, 20: colavtto, Detroit, II:
Held. Cleveland, Is.
STOLEN BASEs-Aparieio Chicago,
90; ehandis,. Chicago. 13: Minoso,
Chicago, and Piersall, Cleveland. 10:
Breeding, Baltimore, 9.
c,sinnsN Soates STasee Oh Na OF mOrs az
$50; Staley,. Chicago, 9-3, $50:
Stobbs, WASHINGTON. So, .750;
Brown. Baltimore, 7-3, 700.
sTRIKEoUTs-Bunning: Detroit, 1O6;
land, 80; Monbouauette,. Boston. "a:
Estrada Baltimore and Larry De-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING ,Cbased on $50 or more
.353; Larker, Los Angeles, $40;
Ashburn, CHICAGO, $40; Clemente,
Pittsburgh. .325; Groat' Pittsburgh
RUNs-Mays. San Franciseo, 81;
Ashburn, Chicago, 90; Hoax, Pitts
burgh, SO: Skinner. Pittsburgh, So;
Aaron, Milwaukee, 81.
RUNS BATTED IN-Banks, Chicago,
IS; Aaron, Milwaukee. IS; Mays,
Francisco neSo' 50: skinner. sPfss Pittsbufsh, aH
HITS-Groat, Pittsburgh, 40; Mays,
San Francisco, l07; Clemente, Pitts
burgh, 9S; White, St. Louis, 81;
Ash6urn' As1Ipar o Chicago and BrutOn' Mil
DoUBLEs-Mays, San Francisco and
Cunningham, st. Louis, 22 Pinson,
Cincinnati. 21: Bruton. Milwaukee,
~. HltJSDuren, lS.
TRIPLES--Pinson, Cincinnati. Bruton,
Milwaukee, Kirkland, San Francisco
and White, st. Louis, z; viii, Chi
cago and Skinner, Pittsburgh. 6,
HOME RUNS-Banks, Chicago. 20;
Aaron, Milwaukee, "a; Boyer, St,
Louis. 20; Mays, San Francisco, IS;
CepedA. San Francisco, II.
STOLEN BASES-Pinson, Cincinnati
and Mays, San Francisco. 10; Wills,
Los Angeles, 16: Taylor, Philadel-
phia, -; Ashburn. Chicago, IL.
PITCHING (based on z or more deci-
sion)-Roebuck, Los AAngeles, ST.
$50; Williams, Los Angeles, SO,
500; Farrell, Philadelphia. 7-2,
US; Law, Pittsburgh, 11-4, .733;
Buhl, Milwaukee, S-3, .727.
STRIKEOUTS-Drysd Los Angeles,
1886: Friend, Pittsburgh, 100: Kou-
fax. Los Angeles, 96; Williams. Los
Angeles, "a; jackson, st. Louis. SO.
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and Under: Prettyman. Parnell Gore,
Montpeiier Station, Va: g. johnny
Jump-Up, Edgar Mills (agent) NAL
vern, Pa.
International Pony Glass Over 10
Hands: l. Zayinnutten, Kentucky
Stables, Timonium; 2. Sir Echo, Leslee
Baldinger, Paoi. Pa; 3, High Fields
Rip Van Wrinkle, Susan Allen, Berkley
Heights N j.
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x-Faced batters In I'd: y-Faced 2
batters in 7th.
Winner = Roebuck (s-D. Loser -
Duliba (4-4l.
HBP-williams (Fiood). WP-Wil-
liams. PB-Sawatski. U--Landes, Pele-
koudas, Barlick and Jackowski. t.
3:17. A-26,653.
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DODGERS, II; CARDS, 7
ST VnTme
Los ANGELES

Totals S3 z 8 z Totals 40 IL Is IL
l SINGLED for Snider in Sd; Q
douoled for Palmquist in 9Th: 3
Purposely walked for Smith in 9TH: 4
Hit sacrifice ny for Mcdaniel in 9TH:
Ran for LarkeF in sth.
ST. LOUIS 3OI OIL 1O0- ?
Los ANGELES 200 OLA 13x-1i
E-snider. Gillian. Po-A - st.
Louis 24-16. Los Anseles 27-10. DIP
Howard to Wills TO Larker. LoB-St.
Louis 8, Los Angeles 10.
2b- Essegian. Noon, Larker. Howard
HR - Musisl. Howard. Javier. N.
Sherry, Davis. sB-Boyer. s-crowe.
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TIGERS, Il; ATHLETICS, 10

Totals s5 IL IL 10 Totals 411O12 10
walked for Aguirre in 3rd; Dou-
bled for Bilko in 5th; 8 Flied out for
Kucks in 9TH; Popped out for Hall
in 9TH; Grounded out for Kravitz
in 9th.
DETROIT --- OO2 $50 30O-12
KANSAS CITY = O70 O03 000-10
E-Lary, Yost. Virgil. Po-A-Detroit
27-9. Kansas City 27-12. DP-Bolling
to Virgil to Cash. Lumpe to Hamlin
to siebern. LoB-Detroit 4. Kansas
City 7.
2b-Kaline, Cash, Yost. Siebern,
SB-Kaline, Cash S-Yost
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ERunneiS. Po-A-New York, "a
IL; Boston, 27-11. DP-Malzone 10
Runnels to Wertz; Richardson to Boy
er to skovron. LoB-New York. s;
Boston. 10.
2b-Berra. Tasby. 3b-Malzone. HR
van, RunnelS.
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Winner-McDaniel (5-3). Loser
Sherry (6-7).
and Barlick. T-2:41 A-43,16l
(57,14S including ladies night guests)
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Winner-Mossi (7-6). Loser-Hall
(5-61.
WP-Bruce. PB-wilson. U-Runge,
Honochick, Chylsk and Stevens. T
2:53. A-10.127.
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Terry (4-4).
U-Napp, Umont, Drummond and
Berry. T-2:3S A-0S B43
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CARDS, 4; DODGERS, 3
(Lote Saturday Gome)

Totals 81 4124 Totals SO 3 s 3
strike count and struck out (strikeout
charged to SMITH: 2 Grounded out for
Broglio in 9th: 3 Struck out for Javier
in 9th.
ST. LOUIS - 100 OO1 1914
Los ANGELES ----- 201 900 000-3
E-Gilliam, Jsvier, Boyer Po-A--
st. Louis, 27-9: Los Angeles, 27-l4.
,DP-Wills to Neal to Larker. LOB
st. Louis. 10; Los Angeles. 10.
2b-Neal, White. 3b-L. Sherry, Me
man. HR--Javier. Howard. Spencer,
Bower S-Whitp
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x-Faced 2 batters in 3rd.
y-Faced 8 batters In 9th.
Winner-Kemmerer (5-D. Loser
Grant (6-3.
U-Smith, Paparella. Rice and Nc
Kinley. T-3:01. A-32 ,S06.
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RED SoX, 8; YANKEES. 5
NEW YORK
BOSTON

Totals 3s IL 5 Totals "a 9l39
l Flied out for Ford in 9Th; 2 Called
out on strikes for James in Sth.
NEW YORK OI2 O2O OOo-5
BOSTON -------- $50 100 20x-9
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SECOND GAME

Winner--klippstein (3-3). Loser
Wynn 4-7).
U-McKinley. Smith. Paparells,
Rice. T-3:07.
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CHICAGO

Totals 80 61O6 Totals 90 Q z 2
walked for staley In 9th.
CLEVELAND ---- 100 DOL O22-6
CHICAGO -------- 600 200 000-2
E-Aparicio. Po-A-cleveland 27-12,
Chicago 27-12. DP-Perry to Temple
to Power, Aspromonte to Power, Kuenn
to Foiles, Freese to Fox to Sievers.
LOB-cleveland 9, Chicago 8.
2B-Minoso, sievers, Power, Aspro-
monte. 3B-Power. 5B-Temple. s.
Aspromonte. Klippstein. SF-Kuenn.
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Winner = Burdette (9-D Loser :
Purkey (S-5).
U-Venzon, Dascoli. Secory and
Crawford. T-2:16. A-21.592.
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EBailey 2, Martin. Chacon,
Mathews. PO-A-Cincinnati 24-l5,
Milwaukee 27-15. DP-Robinson TO Nc
MILAN to Robinson. Bruton to Adcock.
Cottier to Logan to Adcock. LOB
Cincinnati 9. Milwaukee 5.
2B-Adcock. Covington 3B-Mc-
MILAN. HR-Covington. SB-Pinson,
Bruton. SF-Mathews.
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PIRATES, s; PHILLIEs, 2
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH

Totals 81 8 ia Totals 81 2 8 2
Ran for Burgess in 9th: 2 Singled
for Haddix in 9th: Ran for Nelson
in 9th: 4 Popped out for Lepcio in
9th; 5 Struck out for Neeman in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - 900 0OI 100
E-Roberts 2, Neeman. Po-A-
Pittsburgh, 27-12: Philadelphia, 27-s.
DP-Groat to Mazeroski to Stuart,
Burgess TO- Qroat, Amaro to Taylor to
delphia 8.
2bT7skinnsr clements. Herrera.
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CLEVELAND
CHICAGO
TOTALS 364I24 TOTALS 2se

TOTALS 364124 TOTALS 2s 9 5 8
1-walked for Kemmerer in 9Th:
2-doubled for Foiles in Sth;3- struck
out for Briggs in 9Th: 4-ran for As
promonte In 9th.
CLEVELAND - O21 OOl OOO-4
CHICAGO - 900 Ol6 O0x-6
NHeld, Fox. PO-A-Cleveland "a
3, CHICAGO 27-17. DP-Held to Temple
to Power. LOB-Cleveland 9, Chi
caRo Q.
2b-sievers, Held, Hale. HR-Landis,
Sievers. SB - Aparicio. s. Aspro-
monte. SF-Power
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GIANTS, S; CUBS, 5

erts C5-S).
U-Burkhart. Varso, ponatelh and
Conlan. T-2:15. A-13,012.
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-
Totals 80 8 3 Totals 20 S 5 s
L Struck out for Davenport in 4th;
g Struck out for ODell in 9th: 8
Ran for McCovey in Sth: 4 Homered
for Rodgers in 9TH; Hit by pitcher
for Gernert in Sth; Ran for Santo in
Sth; Grounded out for Anderson in
CHICAGO --- o20 0Io ooo-3
Esanto. PO-A-Chicago, 24-2:
San Francisco, 27-10; .DP-Cepeda to
Davenport. Lo5-chicago 9, San
2b-Santo. 3b----Amalftano. HR-
Philley. SF-Averill.
qsgsx.n a,,yS. ----- e. Il g g 2 ! g g
ANDERSON ------ 0 0 0 0 O
Jones' @ ---------- I 9 3 3 3
Winner-JoneS u1-s). Loser-card-
well (4-D.
HPB-By Jones CWilD, by Anderson
(Cepedal. WP-JoneS. U-Sudol.
Boggess, Gorman and Smith. T-2:29.
A-24, ,635.
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BRAVES, 7; REDLEGS, /
CINCINNATI
MILWAUKEE

Totals "a 1 6 1 Totals "a no =
Flied out for Martin in 18th; 2
Flied out for O'Toole in Sth.
CINCINNATI -o 900 600 IO0-1
MILWAUKEE, - 600 lO2 40x-7
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
INDIANS, 6-4;; W. Sox, 2-6
FIRST GAME

CLEVELAND
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
'coNTINUEDl

FOGGY BOTTOM-23I6 p, in apt
bldg. Cheerful efic. Suit. 2. S96
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FURNITURE FOR RENT for any
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Garden
AnartnpntS
FREE

Half-month rent In these lovely
aIr-cond. apis. overlooking Rock
Greek Park and . bedrms
from Sl20 to Sl57. 80. To inspect
Out 18th st. NV. to Fl. Stevens
dr. -'ieht to l444 Rock Creek
Ford I'd. SAMUEL z. BOGIEY
INC. OIL. $500.
GEORGET0WN-Attrsctive 2s-ft
room with fireplace, bath, modern
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OFFICE FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE
Washington, D. {.
Wednesday, February ", 1860

Government surplus steel, LEGAL and
letter-Size file drawers; - %.
New industrial heavy duty. > shelf
IL By 80, steel shelving SlO.95.
&-draWer, new, gray steel full SuS-
pension, letter-SIzc files with
thumb latch on each drawer
500 g5
Refinished walnut and mahogany
executive and SeCretarial Office
desks; S45 to SO
New, 3-seat nauFhanydc sofa: S95
WE HAVE $4,000 SO. Fl OF
SPACE LOADED win NEW ANE
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EVERY DESCRIPTION GIVE UG
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OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. files. an
mach. typeWrtteTS, etc. Bargain
ealore. CIRCLE. GIG 9th st. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE-Used stee
tabulation card files, steel AM
wood desks, tables, posture chairs
wardrobe cabinets CAPITOL OF
FICE SUPPLY, INC, 1921 L st
nv, Ma. S-7S24
ORGANS, $685. up. You can pur
chase an excellent used organ
KITS tWaShington's largest mu
sic StOrei. 1880 G ST. NV, RE
7-6@l2. alexandria Branch. eb2
Mount Vernon ave. XII. S-S6S6
Open evenings til . PM
ORGANISMS will give you
new LowreY Organ complete with
percussion Free home trial
KITS lWaShington's largest mu'
sic storel. 1880 G st. NV, RE
7-62I2. alexandria Branch. 262l
Mount Vernon ave, XII. S-S6S6
Open evenings til . PM
ORGANS - Before you buy any
organ, see the new Wurlitzel
Chord at only S6g5 in mahOg.
any. and the new Wurlitzer spinet
at only S995 in -mahogany. AAlsC
used Baldwin. Hammond and WUr.
liter organs az bargain prices
JORDANS, downtown at 18th
and G. SITS. in Arlington at 5l69
Lee highway, IN Silver Spring al
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stores open evenings
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(CONIINUEDl

CAIRO HOTEL
1915 Que ST. NV.
Free TV in Every Room
| COLOR TV IN LOBBY
Rooms Sl1 Week ana Up
All hotel services, coffee shop
parking adjacent.
Phone 70. "-2lO4
DUPONT CIR, 1927 10Th st. NV
Lovely rms. redec. semipvt baths
maid service. HU. $685..
Emery-Georgian Hotel
1872 G ST. NV.
RE. 7-l8l2
Attrac. room; PIX, elev. and maid
service; mod bath w/showeri
daily and weekly rates; centrally
located; . min. to downtown; per-
manent suests invited.
GIRARD ST. II5O-Lovely clear
single room, - 81 week; also
Ink. room. only Sl3 week.
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
:134 @ St. NV
COMFORTABLE single end double
rms. with phone and running
water: NJ modern bath with
rm. Daily rates: single. So up:
double. So VIZ. rate single
Sll.5O I'D and double. S22.
RE 7-4O97
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
Lee. front I'm. for gent: modern
path re,gr., maid serv.; SIS mo.
CO. 5-"644.
Mr.. STATLER HOTEL, 1920 18th
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town house; conv. all dntn. bust
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NV. - Liv.-bedrm. comb, newly
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1871 PARK RID. N.W.-LRe. bright
front room, phone. private home:
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18th AND COLUMBIA-Quiet. COM
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- NICELY FURNISHED
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C0L0RED-Nice warm RIM, for a
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COLORED-i9II 18th ST. NV
Furn. rm. for man or woman with
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GEORGETOWN AREA, Heritage

House, $500 L ST. n.w.-Liv. rm
bedrm., kit. and bath; Just redec.
wired for ai- cond: attrac. bldg
walk to GNU ana Govt. bldgS
only S9j. Open daily or call DE
o-Omnm. ewes EE r-HLhh
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

PENN CHESTNUT or stove. S22 so;
pea, S2l so; fuel oil, so gal up
BLUE RIDGE FUEL, Ii. 6-2666,
10 18th st ne.
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RUGS. brand-new, broadloom and
Oriental deSign. 9xl2, S27; 9xIS,
S35. ORIENTAL RUG MART.
1908 @ ST. NV.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. Sews
like new, zig-zeR. mono. embroi-
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button holes: $50 so. terms. JE.
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SEW. MACHINES; recond.: Singer
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Zig-Zag att, sews like new fully
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peri. stitch, SIS del. JU. 5-7l6g.
SOFA BED-W matching armchair.
Ersy tweed: modern design. excel
cond. $40, or nearest offer. IA. Z
TAPE RECORDER 50, Wilcox and
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S35 or best offer. 10. 1915.
ls'
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RE. 5-S900. Ext. 3l7S.
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WINCHESTER PLAZA

WINCHESTER PLAZA
Near Walter Reed Hospital. 10th
ST. shopping center and movies
2 Bedrooms Sl39.50
Corner apt. with I2E2I living I'm.
dining area, spacious closets All
utilities included
$500 l4th ST. NV
MRS. BURNS, MGR. IA a-6GO0
18th AND SPRING PL. NV
rms. kit. and bath; S75 lease 70
adults: references. FL 1856
1916 ADAMS ST. N.E.-2nd floor:
/ > nice rooms, dinetts, kit, tile
bath; scr rear pch-, refEr.; $50 So.
W l. SIMPLIFY, 927 18th st.
NV. Ma. s-lg56
THE PRESIDENT MADISON, 1908
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rm,. nastcl kit and tiled bath: ali
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No lO2, or call LEO NJ BERN-
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$685. nth STREET NV room
and bath. So mo, all utils. incl.
Gail DE. 2-SfS4
II25 r. I. AVE. N.W.-Downtown
elevator building. Attractive apt.
OF liv nm. bedrm kitchenette,
dinette and hath: SIS and 81 so.
WAGGAMAN = BRAWNER, 100
Eye ST., Me s-3s6O
I2i MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Liying
/ nm. bedrms, dinette kitchen,
bath, screened back porch. S12 80.
ST, 3-66S5. Ewes. holidays, WO.
CONGRESS HTS, blk. of S. Cap.
Il bedrm.; adults only. $50 so
incl. utilS. 4333 HALEY teri. SEE
Apt !. Mr.. GREEN.
262I Goth ST. s.E.-Modern 3-rm.
apt, pvt bath: utilS. furp.; so.
floor; pvt. bath: utils furn.: SIS.
Ii 6-I043, WILLOUGHBY REAL
/ ESTATE.
9"2 nth ST. NV; close to down.
town-Lge, liv. rm.. bedrm., kit,
bath, breakfast nook. wired for
air cond; newly dec immed.
OCCUPANCY Ma. s-77ss.
1871 18TH ST. NE.-3-rm. apt:
all utN incl: End A.: share
bath. Settled couple: no drink.
ing; quiet Ii 7-SO36.
/ SG9.5O, ALL UTILS.; near South
| Capitol and Atlantic-Thls large,
| bedroom unit, with private rear
entrance, is less than one block
from new school and shopping.
see re-. mgr. at 49, 9Th 81 Sc.
10 l-Ol70. or call SHANNON dS
lUCHS CO, Ma. S-2345
1927 W. VA AVE. N.E.-Facing
S Sh Sres cG sera s 6orS dgpe So SEP 56
includes heat and NV: 1T.
refer; redec. sTEUART BROS.
INC, DI. 1-@43I, DI 1891.
1922 MO. AVE. NV. - -bcdrm.
apt air-cond. elevator bldg:
ADULTS only: ut,l~ included, ,l"5.
in Apt 3OS. CHESTER KELLER,
JU. g-55jj.
2262 HALL PL. NV. APT. 3Oi-
/ > rms. kit, bath, heat and hot
1 water furn. Key with jsnito. SIS.
1880 Independence Ave. 81 Apt.
/ = rms. kit, din and bath.
Tenant pays utlls. $50 so.
c3aO 25th St Sc, Apt. 81 rms,
/ kit, din ana bath. heat and hot
water fuTn. So so
700 f St. Sc, "nd fioor-6 rms.
bath: gas heat; tenant pays utils.
SIS.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO, 6l7
/ Penn. ave Sc, Ii. T-ObOu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-17
ROOMS FURRIsHED--N.E.

LARGE DAYLIGHT RoOM-Mothel
and child accented. Close to bus.
line. DE. 2-627@.
NO. CAPITOL ST.-FRONT RIM
HOME PRIVILEGES; So MO
NC. i-nS15.
COLORED-FURN. RM.. for re.
fined empl. person: mr.. Providence
Hospital Box 45i-Z. Star
COLORED-MICH. Pixie. front
rm.: couple or single, home privs.
LA. 6-S624, S a.m.-2 pm.
COLORED. EMPLOYED settled lacy
front nm, all home privls., / blk.
to bus. Ii. 6-5442.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-17
GEORGETOWN

aforementioned Georgetowr
penthouse, 25xl5 planted garden
terrace, 25Xl4 drawing nm, . fu!I
CarrarA marble baths, 12Xl4 din
rm, l4Xl6 guest rm. tdenD, 25Xli
hedrm.. lge. marble dressing nm
25x60 redwood Sundeck, fabulous
completely electrically equipped
lge kit Shown by. appointment
only The above represents .
years Of planning to develop this
apt. to be one OF envy to whom
ever sees it. j. HARRIS, AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS Foa RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
sod -u.terS rollers. etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO. JU 5000
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-29

TO MISS IDA RANSOM

here quote for letter received from old friend Miss
Idd Ransom ninety old Beneath
uerse Drote to her letter
FrendSo things to be than jul enjoyed
nineythre old
cheertuness and
dark and smiles
Dhch sending poems
friends and they wrie their thanks
enjoy them and think should
to Others by Drting loDey thankful the
many blessings to brighten the days Uhe
them much thankful
and Urite and
don't worry, I
thankful for friends
and cards They brighten
to noO that thought OF By friends
tor clear mind at nnetyree old rece
poems and the TcentyTrd Psalm jokes,
too Drag sometimes
Dhen trouble
mind then clear
for Others helpful helping
Lord aho has been guiding
gu1de me all the and Dding
Ioued ones Uho haze passed Then
gether again toreUer heavenly home
osT mind By Criting these
NoU not bright
the lines but thankful
friend"
(SigTed) Miss Ida
NOU 20. 1859