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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
NORTHERN YACHTING BEGINS

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The San
Francisco Yacht club formally opened
its season today at Sausalito, the event
of the occasion being a race for the
Pacific coast championship between
the yachts General II and Konocti. The
course was from Sausalito through
Raccoon straits, around Southampton
light and back through the straits to
the finish line in front of the club
house. There was a brisk southeast
wind and the race was closely contest
ed all the way, the distance being IA
miles. The General II was the winner,
her time being 27:09.
onds later.
The afternoon at the club house was
devoted to dancing and an informal re-
eeption.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
BANKS TEAMS PLAY

Merchants National, IL; National
Bank of California, Z.
In a game featured by the heavy
hitting of both teams the Merchants
National team in the Bankers league
came out on the long end of the score
on the Yale school grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Kennedy for the Californians hit the
ball hard and often, getting two three
baggers into the road that sent several
runners across the pan each time. The
Merchants got an early lead of four
runs in the third inning and were never
again headed, although the Nationals
came through with three runs in the
last that set their opponents uneasy.
Summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09

c. Adams took up the place maze
vacant by Gree successfully managed
the team in his absence and was com
PEELED to give up on account of the loss
of the professional players who were
harbored by the seasiders during the
winter months and who departed for
their respective berths in both the Ma
tional and American leagues The third
time which looked like a charm went
to the ways of the unforeseen, but Gree
hopes to place the club in position to
capture the glad rag" of the southern
organization, and has the prospects OF
a winning team from the results of the
games played so far under his manage
ment Harry Law, who is considered
to be one of the best second baseball
players in the south and who formerly
played with the Pomona town team,
has signed to hold down this position
with the Long Beach nine. He is said
to be fast on his toes and runs the diff
ferent stations like a deer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
ALEXANDRA HIGH IS
WINNER OVER OXY
AIhambra 8, oxy Yannigans 2

The Alhambra high school won 4
snappy game from the Occidental Yam
nigans yesterday morning on the high
school grounds, the score at the end of
the seven innings being to ,. The
high school boys crossed the plate for
the winning run in the last inning,
when Lowry dropped Dempster's long
fly to left. Twombly at third played
a pretty game for Alhambra, hitting
the ball hard and at the same time
making some pretty catches of long
foul flies over third.
Bird, who was in the box for the
Yannigans, was in great form and
struck out the first seven men to face
him, getting a total of twelve fans to
his credit. Summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
QUAKERS DEFEAT
OCCIDENTAL TEAM
SIashlng Ten-lnning Ball Game Goes
to the Fast Whittier Nine
After Sensational
Play
Whittier 5. Occidental a


Whittier won a slashing game from
Occidental yesterday afternoon on the
Occidental campus, but it took ten
innings to decide the winner. The
Whittier team had apparently won the
game in the fifth inning when they
landed on Patterson with such effect
iveness as to drive the tall southpaw
from the box, scoring all four runs IN
this session. Occidental had been
blanked by Short up until the eighth
inning, and the bleacherites had appar-
emily lost heart; but when Baer ana
Thomas were sent across the pan Oh d
timely hit from Wieman's pat, tne
crowd of Highlanders on the pleacher5
again revived hopes of winning.
In the ninth inning, with LOCKWOOD
on second and nobody down, Sweet got
a beautiful tWo-baggef TO ieIt Ilelu'
scoring Lockwood, and gong NOME
himself a moment later on blouil
tumble of Johnson's easy bounder'
This tied the score, and in the tenth
inning, after Lockwood had sent tWoI
men over the garbage route, Renheke,
doubled to centeu stole thlrd, anu
came home when McHenry missed
Blounts swift grounder. This hnlshe'.
the scoring, for despite the efforts OF
the Occidentalites, they could not get
further than second base in their half
of the session. -.
The game was won by the hard hit
ting of the Quakers, Big Renneket
gathering in a double and triple that
we're disastrous to Occidental. Lock
wood pitched good ball after PatersoIl
had been retired and struck out eight
of the opposing batsmen. The Occl-
dental sluggers could not touch Short
until the last of the game, and even
then if he had received the support ne
deserved he would have been saved
from a ten-inning game. The result of
this game means that the two teams
viii have to fight it out for the third
Of the series on some neutral ground,
Summary.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
POMONA PREPs DEFEAT U. S. c.

CLAREMONT, May S.-Pomona pre-
paratory defeated U. S. c. academy by
a score of 13 to in fast game this
afternoon on alumni field diamond.
Hogan pitched for the visitors, being
relieved in the last inning by Hummel.
Wallace caught.
The battery was Daniels and Spur
econ for the home team.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
LONG BEACH TEAM
MAKES THREE SHIFTS

The Long Beach
baseball team has
the reputation of be-
ing the only aggre-
cation i n Southern
California that has
changed hands three
times. The first to
take hold of the
reins of this classy
bunch which is now
in t h e Southern
State league w as
SANDY" Gree, who
was one of the most
congenial base b a ! |
m a n g ers of the
south and who was
compelled to sever
his connections on
account of taking a
b u sin e SIS t o u r
through the east. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
AT LONG BEACH
FAIR PLAY LOSES

KEMPTON PARK, May 8. The
Kempton Park Great Jubilee handicap,
5000 sovereigns, for 3-year-o olds and up,
over the Jubilee course, one mile and a
qparter, was won here today by Ebor
Dean Swift was second and Succour
third. Fourteen horses started, among
them August Belmont's Fair Play II.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SUMMARY

Three-base hts-Kennedy (2). Two-base hits
Gilman Andrews, Nichols. Bases on balls
Off Knowls o. off Delhi T. Struck out-By
Delhi, 10; by Knowles, 6, Double play-Mitch-
ell to Andrews. Hits-On Knowles, H. OFF
Delhi, H. Passed balls-Dunn (2. Wild pitch
Dunn. Hit by pitched ball-Mitchell An
derson, Maurer. Time of game-2 hours. Um-
pire-Ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-N. B. Renneker. Two-base
hits-N. B. Renneker, Sweet. Sacrifice hits
johnson, n. B. Renneker critics. First base on
errors-Whittier, 8; Occidental, 4. Left on
bases-Whittier, G; Occidental, 6. Bases on
balls-On Patterson, /; off Short l. Struck out
BY Patterson, 2; by Short, 8; by Lockwood
S. Passed BALM. B. Renneker. Hit by
pitched ball-Mils. Time of game-2 hours
Umpire-Scotty Allen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
GLOBE MILLS WINS

The Globe Mills baseball team yester-
day defeated the Woodill-Hulse shop
team on the Thirty-eighth and Santa
Fe avenue diamond by a score of to
6. The game was exciting from start to
finish and several close plays were
made.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
BARRETT WINS MARATHON

LONDON, May S.-H. Barrett, Who
finished nowhere in the Olympic Mara
thon last summer, today defeated a
string of sixty-eight competitors over
the full Marathon distance of 26 miles
1856 yards in 2;42:31. The race was un-
der the auspices of the Polytechnic
Harriers for a trophy. The compet-
itors were all amateurs and represent
ed most of the nations of Europe. Bar
rett is a member of the Polytechnic
Harriers. The first men home were
Britishers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
WALSH AND EvERs FINED

CINCINNATI. May S.-Pitcher
Walsh of the Chicago American league
team and Second Baseman Evers of
the Chicago Nationals were today fined
$100 each for failure to report to their
respective clubs before May /.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
NNeAA3 ssssFfss H'sfs''s'H -
OXY YANNIGANS
Summarizes

Sacrifice hit-Bird. Bases on errors-Alham-
bra, 4; Oxy, 6. Left on bases-Alhambra, z;
)xy, 4. Bases on balls-Of Bird, 2. Struck out
BY Bird. l.; by Duffy, 5. Passed ball-Thom-
son. Time of game-2 hours. Umpire-Deer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SUMMARY

Home run-Bibo. Three-base hits-R. Pierce,
McAleer, Tompkins Terry Two-base hits
Terry Fulton. Sacrifice hits-T. Pierce, R.
Pierce Pratt, Dodson, Worthem, Enloe Left
on bases-Polytechnic, 6; Long Beach, 4. Bases
on balls-Of Enloe, .; Tompkins o. Struck out
BY Enloe, s. by Tompkins. IL. Hits-on
Enloe Is; off Tompkins G. Wild pitch-Enlos.
Umplres-Darby and Leland
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SCHEDULE ARRANGED
FOR STATE LEAGUE
DIRECTORS GIVE OUT DATES
FOR GAMES
Lineups for Matches to Be Played
Today at Various Sand Lots
in Los Angeles and
Vicinity

Following are the line-ups and games
arranged by the directors of the South
ern State league on the various sand
lots in that organization for this after
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
ILLINOIS BEATS PURDEE

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May S.-The
University of Illinois won the dual
meet from Purdue today, so to as.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09

kins, while two were given free passes
by Enloe. One error was chalked up to
Polytechnic and four were given credit
to the seasiders.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09

PERMANENTLY TREATMENT.
No A dcaI and Perman CureG
A
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON

Scientific treatment only should be used
in combating this loathsome disease
cure Blood Poison By Nucleu-Atoxyl
Specihc. introduce into the blood,
which It reorganizes. neutralizing and
expellIng poison from the system. New
blood thus formed supplies and rehuilds
the tissues in such a way the patient
recovers his normal state of health,
strength and soundness.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Cerebro, where the mental forces are
impaired. Spinal, where the spinal cen
ters are involved. Vital, where the sym
pathetic nervous system and forces that
govern the organs are deranged by re-
dex effects of disease. I treat these
conditions and all weakness induced by
nervous complications and excesses and
put you on the right track TO health
restoring the conditions essential to your
future life and happiness.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
yARICoCELE-HYDRoCELE

Impair vitality. I daily demonstrate
that Varicocele and Hydrocele can be
cured, in nearly all cases. by one treat
ment, in such a satisfactory way that
the vital parts are preserved and
strengthened, pain ceases swelling sub
sides, a healthy circulation is rapidly
re-established, and instead of the de-
pressing conditions / guarantee you a
cure or refund the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
HERNIA (RUPTURE)

HERNIA (RUPTURE)
Disregard of existing hernia has cost
many lives. The smallest hernias are
the most dangerous to life because of
the increased liability to strangulation.
1 cure rupture in selected cases with
perfect safety and entail no suffering,
and do not detain you from business, un-
der guarantee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09

Totals ...,... .....,.....96 II II 4
cCnnr NV TNrNvrNv%e
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

Western division OF the Santa Fe on ac-
,r,,,nr nf thp tair at St .J"bn.
LOIS B fl. foreman IT the yard engine
Il hp Santa Fe yards N Dodge CITY. re.
urnpd Saturday from Ohio and ha'
gain resumed hi. dutlps
Mrs. john kush AMI her niece, MISS
E lirh Watson. If Winchester, Indiana,
,-ft today, thursday, tor an outing n
colorado
Louie Lopbner received his new Car
trw DAYS ago. Ii Ia an Overland, and
nne of the best looking cars that has come
to Dodge City.
Miss elsie Davis. Of Bucklin, arrived
N Dodge City Wednesday and Ia the
gues Of Miss Francis Mea,rs during the
reunion.
Mrs. W. E. Teare and daughter, Fannie
who have bean 10 Colorado for the past
three months arrived home Tuesday
n0rnng OF this week
The santa Fe has added another switch
engine 20 the yards In Dodge City. msk-
my five new men in rhs yards, Two
-ngine men aad two swtcnmsn
Mrs. l.. j. Peuijohn entertained he
Embroidery club Friday afternoon. Mra.
"Ilk,ns, If Kansas CITY, and Mrs PetIi
,hn, Of indianapolis, Ind, were The
quests Of he club.
Mr.. and Mrs. g L, Wing left yester
day for Southern California, where they
20 to look fM location. Mrs SEWER wi II
70 later after Mr.. and Mrs. Wit g have de-
cided on a location.
Mr. OIten Of the Santa Fe shops
at Dodge City has been employing a
numbrr OF extra carmen so that It msy
he possible 10 keep cara In shape for the
wheat that Ia to be shipped over this d.
VISION OF the Sants F..
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

II Ia a misdpmtarOr 10 conduct q
business aith"n License Tax Call NJ
City Gle X offlce a.
Last Su da, evening while coming 10
Dodge Cuy from the Futt, an surono
bile RAJ into II buggy driver by Waur'
Cummings up ett ny The buggy and
throwing the horse. Miss Scobee. wbo
was with M. Cummn =, r. ceiv d some
very painful bruises, but nothing serious
is expected.
Deposits 10 the State Ba,k OF Dtdgr
City are guaranteed BY Bank Deposiiors
Guarantee Fund OF state Of X ansas. 2t
Arthur Strong returned to Wichita
Tuesday morning. H. was called here
on account of the serious illness OF his
wife who la 10 the hospital with the ty'
phoid fever.
John Lovd, Of Bloom, was in Dodge
City Tuesday on business
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

Fred SEAMAN. who has been pmpov-
ed in the bridge aud building depart
m.nt of The Santa F. has gono into The
train service for that road aud made his
first trip n. brakeman tuesday.
The melon trains are moving yer this
section ot the ~auta F. very rapidly.
THIS week there has Been about four
trains daily aud from Is ~ "a cas- 10 the
train flied with Il OK, Ford Melons.
Miss Mage s oall returned 10 her home
In Dodge City saturday, after few
weeks viait with her sister, Mrs. Will
! Vernon Little Virginia Vernon accom-
panied her hnm- .-Lsrned ChrOnOscope.
NJ q. Mckee conductor on the West
ern Division Of the Santa Fe, has been off
duty his week on AccOunt OF the e. ri0us
illness OF his wite's father f ). Nor
man is running 10 the Kansas City end
Dodge City passeneger pool
The Dodge Cuy "oavages", the towns
second bsse ball team, played the Cimar-
ron team here Last Sunday at The park,
the scnre being y to 8 The boys say
that il was an interesting game, and the
second team IL The real thing.
j A Blackburn left Mondsy evening
for a short Witt with his wife d daugh-
ter At O,lahoma Ci'y, Okla. During Mr.
Blackhurn's absence K J Mar-n will act
a. chief opsrarOr at the Santa Fe offices
and E 9 Exile as night chief.
sam Gonna ~av, Sit Reynolds the
county clerk and county tTeasu er, and
| M ", GwinDer left last Wetk tor Sea tie
aud a dozrn other poinis 10 the west.
They xppct to see more 'han any other
crowd that has gone out Of Dodge City
| this season.
Raymond Coffey has accepted the po-
eitmn No chief cle'k in the Santa Fe
offices OF rralnmaster . ff-y and will
begin service SATURDAY the 18th Mr..
Dean. The present chief clerk will leave
for Fresno, California, where be has &C.
cepted a position similar to the one he
has here.
| The Kidneys eliminate poisons by
! citing ~ fiuer4 for lhr blood When
they fail Ia this resprct serious ailments
must result P,nrnles for the kidneys
are what YOU snould rake at the first
warning sign Of kidney trouble. They
ASSIST the kidneys IN expel'iDg uric acid
poison, sold by Palace Drug Store.
Ore Of the prize loads OF wheat raised
In the county was marketed by Vernon &
Brown this week at the Dodge City MIL
1t ELEVATORS place. II ~as from twelve
ac,e field 0f Y ound which had been used
10 and experiment fur summer culture
work, and IL proved vefl successful tx-
pertinent There waa an average Of 80
bushrls TO the acre, and the grain tested
50 pounds. While the test was not az
high as some wheat received this year,
the wheat was the clearest and most even
of any bought by the mill SO far this sea-
sOn.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26
Personals and Locals
The Weeks News Of the City in Paragraphs

j hn DAVIS aud wife, of Buckun. e
The guest o. j. l.. Mparls and ami Y hi,
W, ek.
+. P, .,Kingrey and wife, OF Salins, ar-
rived Tuesday for ew days visit with
relatives 10 Dodge City.
X B. Rath VINO went TO Kansaa Ci'y
last week brought'a large six cylinder
Ford touring Car home with him
Mr. and Ms T. A States arrivrn home
this week from very pleasant trip over
the west.
Mi..es Emma and Anna Baeder re'urn-
ed wednesday from Wisconsin whrn
they had been spending their vacation.
Nrs. P-ttijpnn and daughter, Gertrude.
% hisn po IL. Indiana, are visiting l.
J Ppttj I'm ard family.
q J Jlnson, travelling boilertn4krr fO'
the Sants F., was Ia D D,dge Civ tues
dsy on business.
The Farmers Elevator & Supply 20
viii pay the highest market price fd
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed. ft
Aiss Intz Payne. OF Hutchinson, are
rlveh In Dodge Citv today and will br
thu guest ut Miss Eleanor Milton for q
d'ys
Co oduct0r j G. Core, Of the santa F.
1. III Kansas CITY learning the yards there
IN order to protect the Extra Passenger
s-rv,ce
There have been q number Of n
m-n plt on the passenger s-rvicr o me
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

Mt,. Gl dys 0npal returned lurday
from Il Loni-, No.
Mrs Ear Chambers returned Saturday
from trip through Colorado.
Mrs. w B Chase returned from a
.ynourhs visit at Topeka Saturday.
Mrs. A. B Reeves left Tuesday morn
any for VISIT at Trinidad, Colorado.
Mr.. Lulu uR.xterPzpects to leave Satur-
Gar for snort visit at HutchlnsoD.
Mrs Il pplp entertained the s. !. EN-
.brojbery club hast FRIDAY afternoon.
Mrs Emma yincel has accepted posi-
,tion with the see Hive Dry Goods Co.
Mi. Ff4ncls Meairs aud sister Mavne,
sreturned Monday from visit 10 Bucklin.
MIS- G Ycp GWinner was in Garden
[.i.J lnr first Of the wetk visiting friends.
CM Y mng, Santa Fe conduc or, la
vejy III I. " Ston with typhoid fever
G j. t1rsvee. division engineer OF tht
Santa F.. IN de business trip to Great
-Bsns Tuesday.
Call NJ i,y Clerks 'ffice and pay
your mcnpation tax for the year begiu-
any July 1919. d
Mo, liu.r. pleasant, gentle, easy, safe
and sure pills, are Rings Little Liver
Pins.
Sheriff 4 B Bel, who has been at
Seattle and other points west, arrived
s6me on M 8 Monday evening.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

Hereafter The Globe Republican will
cha,ge for publishing advertisements Of
church or bent fl entertainments five
cenis per line fr each insertIon. For
Resolutinns a charge Of $l.0O will br
made, and for Cards Of Thanks charge
II 26 cents
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

Have Won paid your license tax, since
july 1909? Call at the City Clerks
Office Otherwise you cannot collect your
accounts. "A
Mrs Corlis and children, Of Chicago,
returned 20 their nome at hicago Situr
day after Two months visit with Mrs.
.orlis' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nike
Sche0n.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26
Presbyterian Church

Rev Fl ". Markley OF Frppport. III.
'ill occupy The pulpit Of the Presbv-
'rrian church next Sunday morning A
cordial invita- 10 Is tx'endpd to all to at
tend this interesting service.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26

P,rtlsnd Cpm.nt 3nc net.
No ! dimension 12 TO l6 II. 1922 on.
No. | Dimension IS and 20 It $24.O0.
and sheping $22 90
Al other prices IN proportion at ". II
LUM 20
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-24

the big cement plant at St. Stephens, Aia.' the necessary financial arrangements nay Ing been made. A big plant is being es- tablished at Union City. Ga, for the man. ufacture of buff brick. Canton, Ga, re- ports a S10,000 marble company. Milledge- vile, Ga. furniture factory, Birming- ham a cold storage plant, and Moultrie, Ga a cotton compress.
 Tn Randolph county, Alabama, hens are cackling just a little louder than usual over the fact that a carload ship ment of eggs has Just left that county, bound for Cuba.
 Ben Hill county, Georgia, is adver- Using for proposals for building court house Terrell county, Georgia, will vote on issuing bridge bonds. Bullock county, Alabama, voted S100,O0O of road improvement bonds; Ensley, Ala, Will vote on issuing $175,000 of public improve ment bonds, and Mobile Ala, has just sold $S200O0 of paving and drainage bonds at a premium, and will soon invite pro posals for extensive improvement work.
 Fifteen new corporations were formed during the week with minimum capital stock of $S44,5O Atlanta has several apartment houses to report; Washington, Ga, large warehouse. and Birmingham numerous residences Announcement Is made of a $900O0 hotel to be erected on the east side of Mobile bay. Montgomery is advertising for paving proposals and Morgan county Alabama is inviting bids for building nearly 30 miles of macad- amized roads"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-24
TO BUILD COMPRESS.
AlcevIIe Gets Another Important h.
 dustry.

Aliceville, March 2S.-(SpeciaL)-Th party of capitalists from Columbus, Miss, who were contemplating the erection of a manufacturing plant here have decided to put in cotton compress system. The stock has been sold by private solicita- tion and the final subscription has been taken amounting to s3O,000.
 The site has been practically secured and the press is expected to be in opera tion in time to handle the seasons crop. The minute details of the work have not been set out but the work is assured C. H. Robertson, formerly manager of the Columbus compress. and also connected for a number of years with compress in Louisiana, Is to be the manager. The other officers have not been selected.
 MT Robertson is expected to return in short while and the work is to be pushed rapidly The stock is owned principally by Al aville capitalists, and the remain der by the promoters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-24

BELL 100, PEOPLES 61. 6-4-tf FOR SALE-Excellent 5O-foot lot, 22d St, near 12th avenue, north, $1250. Terms.
 Jerome Fuckers Real Estate Agency.
 POT Fist street Bell phone 37s. 2-25-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-24
CITY ORDINANCES.
$15O,OOO
City of Birmingham, Alabama,
 School Bonds.

Sealed bids for the sale of s150.000 city of Birmingham Ala, school bonds, part of an auth orized issue of $350 .000. will be received by the Mayor at his office in Birmingham, Ala, until 12 o'clock, noon, April 8. 1909; said bonds to be dated July 1. 1909, and bear in- terest at the rate of per cent per annum, payable semi annually, and mature 30 years from date.
 Bonds to be delivered and paid for on July 1, 1909.
 No bids will be accepted for less than par and accrued interest and each bid must be accompanied by certified check for 5000.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 H. E. SHROPSHIRE, JR.,
 City Clerk. Age Herald, March 5, 10, IT. 24. 31, 1909
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-24
w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Phones 42 112 N. Twenty first St.
FOR RENT
NORTHsIDE.
Phones 42.

SOUTHSIDE. 14th Ave, 18th and 14th Sts., rooms new, $42.5o. 1890 Avenue I, rooms, s35. 1417 10th avenue, ! rooms, modern, $40. 21OS Avenue H, rooms, modern, s32 250. 1511 14th avenue. rooms, s45 619 22d street, $25.00. 1402 10th avenue $25. FOO 27th street, s30. An apartment of rooms and bath, 9o4 South 27th street s25. 1921 14th avenue, rooms. modern s45. 16o91z 12th ave-. modern apartment ' rooms, $4T 50. 18th st. and 10th ave-; modern apartment, rooms, $50
 NORTHSIDE 1920 9th avenue, 6 rooms, $30. 1908 12th avenue, 8 rooms, s30. 1211 23d street. rooms, s25 1908 18th avenue, 8 rooms, S30. Desirable front office space, ground floor, 2113 1st avenue.
 WEST END. 1916 2d avenue rooms, $20. 106 Oak street, 6 rooms, S12.50. 112 Oak street, 6 rooms, $12.50. 215 Elyton street, rooms, $2O. 729 Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms, S30. BOO Tuscaloosa ave, rooms furnished, $35. College and Princeton avenue, 10 rooms, $40. IA Grady street. rooms, s20. 5925 2d avenue, Woodlawn, rooms s35. 704 Lomb boulevard.
 THOMPSON 6 BOOTH.
 2113 First Avenue.