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PROPOSALS.


COMMISSIONERS: D. O.. WASHINGTON.
October 10, 1872. ssalst proposals. for
grading streets will be received IN Roou
soc. District Building, until . o'elosf .. m
October -. 1922. Tor Detailed informs tiou
srply TO Room AT. District Building cIJNO
II. RUDOLPH. JAMES y. OYSTER
CHARLES KELLER. Oonmissioners D O.
oc16. 1T.ls.le e,ao.N an
DEPARTMENT % rHB INTERIOR.
washinEton, D. O. ssptsnssr %, 1874
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will Be re-
ceiyed at the department until tive o'eleck
p. m. Tuesday. October ~. 1927, fer Ia,
erection and completion Of hbors toy ana iso-
lAtion buildings at St Blissbeth'I Hospital.
Washington, D. C., IN accordance with the
drawings and specifications for the work
copies Of which. with form Of proposal may
be had upon spplics tion TO ne department.
certified check In the sum Of twenty -hre
dollars Cs2S.oo). payable to the order Of the
Secretary Of the Interior. will be required as
q guarantee for the safe return Of each set
Of plans.
The right 10 reserved to reject any and
all bids. waive technical esfects, and 70 sc-
cept one part and reject the other 90 the
interests Of the government may require.
Proposals must Be securely enveloped
marked Proposal for erection Of hbor1 tory
and isols tion buildings At st. Elizabeth =
Hospital" and b addressed TO the Secretary
OF the Interior, Washington. d. o. y. n.
GOODWIN. Assistant secrStary.
ocl2.1S,ie.2o "a
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Washington Heights.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-sll5Oo.
Exclusive home in an exclusive neighbor-
hood: the best buy on the market today:
rooms: bath; h.-w.h.; elec. lights: excellent
construction: semi-detached; condition per
feet; front porch: deep lot to alley; space
for garage: terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave Phone Main 1900
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE OVERLOOK
ing Rock Creek Park: rooms and bath /;
servants room and toilet In cellar; laundry;
hot-water heat; electricity; gas: hardwood
floors and trim: 2 Screened sleeping porches;
screened breakfast porch: built-n garage !;
owner leaving town. will sell for s14 900
on terms. SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th
st. NV. Main o345
THIS DISTINCTIVE ,TYPE HOMIE. BEAU.
tifully decorated interior. being Offered
for S16. 00C: Of brick construction: contains
eight rooms and bath; front and rear
porches: all improvements. such a. hot-water
heat- electric lights, hardwood floors and
trim, built-in refrigerator. convenient pantry.
McKEEvER G0ss. 14l5 Eye ST. NV.
Min 47b3 27A-S
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P. F. CARLEY.
P. F. CARLEY

P. F. CARLEY
s17 z ST. n. W. FRANKI,rN s1s,
REAL ESTATE
ETWoRTH-DeliGhtful, tapestry b4ch
dwelling. rooms and hath, Il. W. r.;
Eas and elec.; strictly white nsishborhood;
2-esr capacity EsrsEs: and other Individual
good features; price slo.5oo.
Beautiful tapestry brick bons, z rooms srd
bath, space for rarage, we'll built ana at
tractively designed; II. W. II. ana Nee;
price. $3.50.
On 22nd St. n. W. 4-story br1eh su,16,,s.
10 rooms. H. ". N. and Else.i pssr s,v-
ersl scbools; immediate possession; price.
s14. 500.
Fine brick building. rooms and sters.
II. W. r. and Flee: space for f,r.fs; poe
session with title; pncs, si+,too. II
On Kramer 81. n. L.. COLOSSAL briet hsoss.
rooms and bath; price. 5000. small cash
payment; balance. easy terms
On st. n. T.. br1ek dwsllinS; Z heat.
gas and electricity; 0 rooms; 2-csr ra1re;
in splendid condition: price. 1880; cssh.
$3.50; attractive terms.
On 10Th st. o. W, Q roo.sa I. h.st; pr,es.
9. 1900: very small easA psynent; bsisses.
liberal terms.
ron lIrr
o2.-s.r capacity ssrssss IN ss r.sr Of
P. F. CARLEY
'lT z. ST. n. W. rnASrIrs 81 s,ss
P. F. CARLEY
RELIABLE REAL EsTATE BRoExR-
81 z ST. NV. FRANKLIN tfU
REAL nsTXIT.
For sals-DeliEhtfui BRICK dvvfnnG, CO..
venientiy located; near Psnson Para:
In. and Eas; IL rooms and hath IN good
condition; price, $3.50. Terms srrsnsed
to suit buyer
For ssle-Besutifui Bungaicv N Blson-
infdsle. d. O.. built only one year. nodern.
pi3eless heat. gas and eise-; rooms; spsrs
for Esrass; immecists possssno1: price,
$500.
For ssle-Tvo sttr,ctfvs bunralowv 80
Brooklsnd. D. c.. conersts rooms each;
price, $500 for ons and -, 10 for ths
other; 81 500 cash. ...
For ssIe-or East osptta -, s>sr rs~
Eastern Hirh scsos; Q frsns hezsss; IL
rooms in one and Z n ne other: Ic-esr
capacity gsrage; baths; ytrt 70 silsp;
price. $4,000 for eo<h.
P. F. CARLEY
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Massachusetts, Avenue Park

WISCONSIN AVE.-SIJ, 200
rms b.. anil: Scar gar; immediate
possession. y. L. SANSBCRY CO.. INC.
14lS Eye St NV. Main 5aO3-4-5.
MACoNB & SHERRIER PL.. rms, ami
$3.50. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
73s 15fh St NV Main $500
on Wis. AVE. NEAR MASS. AVE. n. W..
2-story, Groom brick. h. ". h.. electric
lights. buili-in garage: Just built; must sell.
Price Sl2 500. wILDMAN q CO., 9Th q
h Er. G4O6. m
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Columbia Heiohts.

ITH ST. Y w.-LOT 2Sy9O: FRAME
house. rent siG.50. Price. So. 100. LOFTS
=. SHOEMAKER 1907 y. V. ave. VI. 1866.
COLUMBIA HEUHTS. WEST OF 14TH
sr-I-rnNm frame: h; garage: sPmi-det :
f"-ui-hcI 81 500 Louis T. SHOEMAKER
lia7 y y. ave. Main 1868.
WAR 1lTH & GIRARD SITS Y vs.
rn"ms; modern; furnished. 5000 cash.
L"TIS =. SHOEMAKER. 14OT y Y. ave.
Main 1IG6
CaLTNBIA HEIGHTS-BEST SECTION, 2
car lines: 0orrs ha Sh. breakfast room.
elec. lights. h--w.h-. RrouninEer buiIt. hard
wool floors throughout. sleeping porch: rna-
s0T1hrv priced. GATEWnCD BENNETT.
>o1 Cont Trust RldC. Main sS94.
BELMONT ST. NEAR 14TH-9 FOONS &
> Nr'NS. na-chrS- all modern imnrovemprf<:
Twn"- resident. Prize only S11.5nO G.s.fE-
WnOD BENNETT. 500 Continental Trust
E''g. Nqfr 6-9f
CoLrMRIA -sENITDETACHED
E!1a rooms and two baths. cellar Lawn
dry F1rlitles: modern throughout garage
space: sido alley. Price SIC. on0 McKEEv-
~ 4 GNSS 1'15 Eve 81 Vain 4752. 3-4
CNTrMRIA HEIGHTS = TwO-FAMILY
apartment. four rooms each: front and rear
tghts, ho'wHtPr beat. pantry. Price sI2 Tn0
go "a
tuLINBIA HEIGIITS-THIS HOTSE Is IN
good condition: six roms and bath: front
AMI rear porcheS: cellar; good heating
plant: gas; IsrEe back yard: Is located CON
von'n7t 10 three car lines Price 50. 400
475c. ASA
SENN-DETACUED RRICK HOTSE OF SIX
rooms sud tiled bath. cellar with SERVANTS
toilet and s'atiorarE, tubs: hot-watcr heat:
electricity: gas. hardwood floors and trim:
NNr"'l"nt condition: built in garage. Price,
cp CTJAEEnN G. TTCHC 1t
rw. Nsir 2345-
PERRY ST JTST WEST OF 18TH ST
Row hrirk house NJ rooms and bath:
furrsr" boat: electricity: gas: hardwood
f"'rS ard trim: front and double rear
Dr--F0s Price. $500: nnsscsSinn: terms.
sUNNNoN 5 LUCHs. 7r3 14th st. NV
Wow onIT
JTST OFF 1Ifh ST: THTS HOME ~ IN
rra cnrhit0r: contains siy rooms ana
hafh: plenty ~ porch space: has hardwood
floors snd trim. hot-water heat. electric
lights. cellsr: srarp FOR garage on alley.
Price $40. .5no Cnr-onIont terms can b
nr~ar~cI ".TrrvFR & G0SS. 1rT Eye
ST, nv. Main 4752. .17s
CCIT'MHIA HEIGHTs-A BFAUTIFrL
home Inst or 1tth street car line: brick
"0~s'-rctIon. eleven rooms fseven hedroomS)
f7rr baths: 'front.' ord sleeping pnrrheS bard
WOOD floors and trim. electric lights. hot
v4"o- boot Prir" $500 NrEEEVFR {
G"SS- 1'11 r." st. Main A752 124
COTTNEIN HEIGHTS: S11 .5nn-west OF
i4th ST. UnUSual opportunity 20 pur-
chase an srOo1l o-storv brick home thor
rrgllv W.de-u: beautiful this: h. W H.
"'Nr lights: garage in roar. This horse is
converted into rwr apartments: rooms md
hath PacI. each one rented for ST5 per
month Live in ono and lot the income of
the Other apartment pay for the property.
Attractive fnrrnS
WILLIAM s PHILLIPS.
ff'n V. Y. Ave Phone Main 1000
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A fine 3-sty. home.
frcatsd on Park road. ur 10Th St. can he
arrII red into 3 ants. II rms. 3 baths cleo
gas steam ht.. front & rear phs Price
81. COO: 5000 cash.
4 Y wILDMAN & CO..
F. GfoG sol ath st. Y. W p s1s7
565
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Cleveland Park.

CLEVELAND T'NEK-A brick hn-la ~ SIX
rooms rul bath. bright basement; uIsnfy
- porch ~rrHrr. j. W. L.. electric light.
Price. ST 90 HsEEEVEE & GOSS 1915
Eve - Nriu $50 o4f
A WONDEEFT-T HONF FOR TIE PPTCH
aSbed. = completely detached IN lot hsv-
inr frontage - 20 feet oa ropular street:
brick md fraUs CONSTRUCTION sly rooms
s1i hath. breakfast Sud two slenrinK
pnr~hcS: concrete front porch: hardwood
floors. electric lights: hot VISITOR heat buiIt.
~ bookcases anh cedar closets: omen f-s-
; Ap'sNe- hrsck garage. Prize $3.50 Nc
FFrVEE s G"SS- 1875 Eye - NV Nrin
s7s2 ssss
PORTER ST --sT7..,H
~ rms. b.. mi: breakfast ard s'nop-
'-E 0'rrheS: garage Y l. SANSHTSY
20. TNC T41S p - Nv Taf- -g"G-fT
y EvTTNND PARK. UPTON ST.-NEw
hor1s: brick: Semi detached eight rooms
I'd bath: embossed eI""Ui-c ard breakfast
rorrIIas. slectrir lights bot water heat;
"r"n f-"rlareS; insrr~'r~or~s vat"- hca'ar.
P-ir~. sIS 900. v~TrUvTV { GOSS 1915
Eve 81 Main SO f983
OEDwAY ST S12 "Tr
rms. b. b VII "Icc rs-aE": "srly
-0SsrSs'ur J. SiNSPT-Ey co INC.
14ts F-a 81 N-f~ -Hr7AT
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Mount Pleasant.

kfoCNT PLEASANT-In god condition:
orick home; front glassedin sleeping
porehes; hardwood f0orS and trim modem:
room for garage P-fcr So OOp Nc
hEENER & GOSS. 1875 Eve st Main 4712
NEW HaTSE IN THE VICINITY OF 10TH
4 Spring road. containing G-r & h: EaS:
zee: hardwood floors and trim: ouiIt-in gar
aSe You must sec those houses to arpre-
.,ate their value- Price sl1 600. Terms
y" cash. WIIDMAN { co. 9th 4 II
50 Franklin s4O6 sn2
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North Columbia Heights.

4 FINE G-ROON & EATII U-rCK RESI-
derr~: fur heat: ra~. f-.-t porch. space
-c- gar. :: cellar. r"~s ~ tgvs Price.
g. $50: $1,000 cash. wTEnNAN { co.
ath & II Fr- cirf. 531
A Good RT'Y MD POSSESSION Will RE
given. 2storv h~irk. rms bath: hot
wr'ar heat. gas: ir rp0d r00d. Price
&c ~ vILDNNN & CO o. & II Fr.
F4nS ~
SOTTII COTTNRIN HrrcTrrS ",VD0I m
ST-Firht romS --I r~-r. --I Extra I-v-
story. front and r~a- r0-rhc~. hardwood
fa~-s and TRIM: ro- wats- boat. electric
T-NtS <rrocr< 7n' avuiT-s- tv0-ra- ga-
-~rs. Price SI4 on. WeEETVEG 8 GOSS.
riiS E-p e N,'n f752
10y ARKANSAS AVE DETACHED FRAME
u hn-rsa of rooms - hoslrD0-1si. and hath.
erTIar and f0nred attic. front roar and STnaD-
i9= porrhes. h0t-wHte- heat; electri~i'v:
hardwood fOorS md trim. s~rppns. lot
fnyrs5 foot: tho h7rsr IS IN good condition
sd verv sttr7r'iv" fyrc Price. SiH.T-n
SHANNON s LTCUS. III Ifth 81 NV.
NIpir c74I
A SIN-ROOM AND BATH HOME on ETH
st-HaviuE al latest improvements. in
-'rdinr electricity ard gas. Front and double
back Do"cheS. hardwood f0Org and TRIM. and
bot -vrtcr heat The home T. screened nd
r7< garage TrIcc. SII. SEQ SHANNON
& ITC1TS. T13 I4th St NV Main 2245.
A VERY DESIRAELY LOCATED HOME
Of brick construction. inst west % 14th St
OF Z rooms Tun fINn ~ t'''iFfH'V~'- II f0P
Of the finest and most reasonably priced
homes now on the market IN this locality;
house has all mOiern iupr0y arIe1ts such as
electricity and gas. hardwood fn"~s 7ad
--ir. vapor heat. and front porch. hoau-
tIsuI glass inClpse1 S'ee1inE and breakfast
po-rhss which maks IN reality rooms, 10
nurh toward making this \ wonderful huy-
Prize. 1880 SHANNON & LJCHS. rs
14th 81. NV Mnin 23+1.
HONE-TN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND
IN beautiful heights: having eight rooms
and bath flour bedrONnlsl: Of brick con
sfrurtion: has all - the most modern i'm
movements: electricity and gas: hOt-water
heat and hardwood fOO=s and trim. the
spuSs is equipped with awnings and is priced
a. rock bottom ONLY for a speedy purchaser.
Price. $40 80 SHANNON & LUCHS. -1l3
H+h ST NV. Main 234j.
'NCRTH COLT'MRIA HEIGHTS: $50
North Of Park rnsd. and just of l4th St.
an exceptionally good value. Groom c"lonia!
home: h. W. h.. elect light; front and rear
poUrh: good hack yard Attractive terms
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Parkview.


spC1OOp
otis plar" NV; rms. b. h. W. h. elec;
CLARENCE F. WEIGH.
III 18th st. NV. Main4o-s 50
N'mher Washington Real Estate BOARD.
PARKvTEw: 50 ON0-I.ive amidst do:iehiru.
surroundings: this home overlooks the
beautiful Soldiers Home Park: srri.dp-
tached: practically new: q rooms: bath:
s"reeu"d incloSed upper and lower porche.:
h. W. h.. elec. lights, and many other eH-
tras. House is n Al condition. Small
arrount Of cash Is required
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
14c9 Y. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1000
o-sTORY BRICK. ROOMS. BATH. ". W.
II. clec,; stationary tubs. room fer garage.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH
III 18th st. NV. Main 1888.
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
20
PARK vIEw-A BRICK HOME OF SIX
and bath: front md double rear
nprchps: electric lights: hardwood trim: hot
water heH': garaEr snace: lOt 100 feet deep.
Price. ss.8Oo. McKEEvER & GOSS. 14I5
Eve st Main IT52 494-s
Park vIEw-THIs Is NICE HOME
buff brick: SIX rooms and bath. porchas.
ctllar. hotwatsr heat. electric lights. hard
W00u IT1m. Nppp rear yar0 TO aUeV. Pr1ca
60. oon NcKEEvER ( Goss. 14I5 Eye st
Vain 47s2 "a
SIN ROOM AND BATH fTHREE RED
rr0msl: home of brick construction In
row near main car line: in Al condition:
house Is equipped with servant toilet and
Is entirely modern with electricity and gas:
front. double back and sleeping porrhes:
hardwood floors and trim. and IL eGuirpnd
with screens and awnings. Price. ss O00.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 14th st. NV.
Main 234S
ROW BRICK HOCSE-STX ROOMS AND
bath: hnt-water heat and electricity: house
Il in good shape and has a deep lot there
are front and back DOrches and wide alley
in rear. Price. 81. 400. SHANNON & LUCHS.
1l3 14th St NV. Main o945.
ROW BRICK HOUSE IN VERY GOOD CON
dition and containing rooms and bath:
colonial front porch: furnace heat: gas:
screens: awnings: rear yard to 15-foot alley.
Terms Price. 81. 100 SHANNON & LUCHS,
I13 18Th ST NV Main 0245
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Sl1.5on-KILBOURNE ST-TUUr-r STORY
hrick: 10 r & h: h-wh. gas. rr.c
garage room. DAVID z. BARRY. I~us II
81. NV Main 1917
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS
WALL PAPER

BARGAINS FOR FALL TRADE; ROOM
lots. 81; PAGER, 10. Is and 10 cents q
piece: oatmeal paper, lsc and Zoe. Pre-
sample book on request. NAH0rEYs
WALL PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE, s4 Pa
ave Phone lincoln $50. -
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liTlI ST. HEIGHTS-BRICK HOME. TWO
stories. basement and attic: front and
rear porches: hardwood floors anil trim:
not water heat: electric lights: newly Da-
nHred and painted: bargain NJ saTTN
N-EEENER & COOS. ,sr5 Tvp St IAN
arg sSo9
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19

-VCRTH COLI-MRIA HEIGHTS: $50 -
North Of PARK rosd. and just of 18th St.
sn exceptionally good value. Groom c"ionia!
nome. n W H. elect light; front and rear
Ts,Trb. good hack yard. Attractive terms
WILLIAM $. PHILLIPS.
,4no Y V Ave Phone Main 1900
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sII Roovs tNn RArr. crII,P. rPnSr

NEAR 18TH ST. AND PARK EOAD-NISE-
rT0m an1 . 2hath house: in splendid con-
dftion and ready for immediate occupancy:
K7'-water heat; good oak foors: large lot.
>'rice $4,000 SHANNON & LCCHS, T13
1f-h 81 NV Nrafr o74I
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS
unless contracted BY myself. J. n. TAR
RING. So St ne. 4K2
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WANTED-LOTS

IN ALLEY: WHOLE OR PART LOTS:
give location. size and price. BOX AID.
Herald office. 4e6
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S1.5nn
SO Snn

Re7ufiful Br7E3l"v rcar Conn ave-seTss
= = h--wh cIer. room FOR garage;
Ia f0F
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG

STTars of Conn q-N Nn~rl- rew r -
= s~ni-h bungalow. H-w.H.: sIr~ spacious
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nos 18Th It. NV. Phone Syrhanze Main 3T2
ORDWNY <T-<1T nm
Seven rTl-- y -wh. cleo room -
EsraE" Y T. SATSBTEY co. 141s
Main 5hNi
PnnNNS ST ms arsr rwn. - 20
TTIOS ~rcrTrE & 60 NC 73s l5ts
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$1,000

NHv9rk <t-Nfrr rooms AMI bath: n-vh.
slec.: large rooms. close TO cars; Sh,ds
trces- nnrnheS
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PORTER ST-SI7.Tr,O
OEDwAY ST sIa or

rms. b b-vh ornc garage: early
Y J. SiNSFTEy co. INC.
f4fS Fva - Nv Wrf~ -nrN4T
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DANCING

Mr.. PEMBERTON. FORMER n 7. WIN.
ter Garden star, partner TO Gertrude Hof
man. Mae Murray: lessons In all styles Of
dancing. Studio, 1850 Biltmore. Col. ZOO
4el
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FINE G-ROON & EATU T.-fCK RESI-
deur~: fur. heat: gas r-r~t porch: space
<"- gar: rella=. r"ss- - f1vs. Price.
e. go: s1.Oo0 rHsf. wTLDNNS & 60.
9TH & II Fl ere s71
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MRS. J. z. NAITBY
Readings daily. s17 10th Of. ne. IAne
boi2. 81 half hour. BY appointment. Meet
ings Tuesday Thursday, Q D. - se2
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

gothcr with Don Scit2, editor of the New York World.
 With the dinner starting at ;ji. o'clock and the speaking limited .c two addresses, il is expected the nf fair will be over by 9.3O at the latest thus affording opportunity for the people from points outside of New Haven to reach their homes that eve ming.
 Reports of Mir. Hul's tour of Inc western states indicate that he is be ing accorded a remarkable reception wherever he speaks In some of the large cities, he has held audiences ot as many as 10000 people for more than an hour and at the conclusion of his address has had them clamorinf for him to continue. Judging fror, the numerous requests tr gre being received by Mir. Lynch v " Haven. it is thought that no tie cts will be available after the first of the coming month
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
BUYS IRON MOUNTAIN
Edward Bok. Editor of Ladies' Home Journal, Will Beautify Highest Peak in Florida.

Lake Wales. Fla, April '24.-Four- teen acres of land at the peak of the hill near here known as Iron Noun tain, the highest point in Florida, has been purchased by Edward w. Box, of Philadelphia, for many years edi- tor of the Ladies' Home Journal, with the intention of establishing on the site a park and bird sanctuary. Mr. Box, it is said has told friends he eX- poets to give w. H. Olmstead, well known landscape architect, now in Europe, carte blanche in laying out and beautifying the property
 Iron Mountain. included in the Mountain Lakes corporation, is 324.9 feet high and. according to the Unit ed State Geological survey, is the highest point yet measured in Florida. It also is said to be the highest land within sixty miles of the Atlantic ovean or Gulf of Mexico between Orange Mountain, N. J., and the Rio Grande river
 From the top of IroiY Mountain can
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
SONS OF ISRAEL
 Sl E H. kURBITSkY
Local Church Congregation l,Iinm- ActIon Against Glolcr,,ilic. \N..
 Man For Alleged Money Loaned.

Tic ooner gttiou 3t thc Sons of lsrae! thurch. ior ytod Jl the coruor of 'ursfut an, Iln streets. has hro1 -Nt sai, ga,aiH.t lITnN. A. Kurnit- .t, torn"r u.,II,,I o' thls town and Nun rH ling |. C oYnrs,tllr. \. r, 'l1e sntt is fu" &'".. n5larco mogcy ."sc"i tho a,,snla., gnt apdon has been sta '@I a&r@# Errhitsl,y thr"Ggh Attorney Micngc X Save.
 The ra." "'I, ar trpvi iu Glosrrs- Nilie atd n,tuh'l ,sr.c .a forwarding partcuilrS cf te s1t 'o Attorney Norton A Wright o' that rlorr VITO w!l act IS conns,1 For 'hn l.dt.rs. Word 'e4s IHm,.'si hrw nat tna toar,ng may possH.' he nchi ten,r- "o"' or ooiu" umr zl4 A,.a p.aI.s.,. thr adio"rm,'i of tAr #aprerac noast tbcr".
 Iec ccusf,sl,iot ucdaaas u ro- payment "f ir" nuury claiming tEr s'hj Was iophtai ta EI..!t'l.l- !urina his NO dil.g "f &n oIfic" a, ilr oh l.rl ar@ 10 ail ;in whpl memAcra or bi, fa1&" Wss Stc&. Ehr ,t"ic5dau, aa. .~:i' ;hat &r g1;"r'on1 :ur moneF ~as si ca nun tor t..s .qfpooe.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
FIRE DEPT. CHANGES
Fire Chief Noble Makes Number of Transfers in the Companies Men Requested Them Themselves.

Fire Chief William J. Noble has an nounced the following changes in the fire department effective this morning at o'clock: Lieutenant Frank Gilli- gan from Company No. to No. &; Lieutenant Thomas Hinchey from No. 3 to No. 4; Edward Carlson from No. 5 to No. 5; William 1J, Coffey from No. truck to No. 3: Adolph Wagner from No. to No. truck; John Egan from No. hook and ladder to No. hook and ladder; William shaw from No. to No, ? hook ana ladder, and Simon Wolfer from No. hook and ladder to No. 1.
 Chief Noble in explanation of the changes said that he has had them in mind for some time, but owing to the uncertainty of the outcome of the two-patoon question, he has de- ferred them until now. They were made some at the request of the men themselves and others for the good of the city. meaning by that that some of the men concerned have changed their residences and their new To- cations are more handy for them.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

More than 33.o00,o miles of wire are in use in the telephone systems of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
CHILD AUTO VICTIM
fo-fCar-Cld E:rl Dies After Hcing ' By Car Driven By Mrs. Harr DohsOn or Mcri,lcn.a

Mary Nctgi'' 'al. l0-ye8r-od dauI ter of Nr. and Mrs. Peter Netsikak loD Chestnut street. died cary ,.est eE day morning at the New Britain gel cral hoSpita as dl1e resu't of ,aNiI been struck ny ?n 'itorlobiie .lriyl by Mrs. Harriet pobson of 200 CaH street, Mcriden. .ne&f NJ. D. leehord residence on Stan e. street about o'clock Saturday " onins
 The chi d's skull was frc cured a | when she arrived at the hospital | was seen that che had little chan| of recovery, The ,ccideHt happen| near the snot where John Allen wi Iii cd. Several omen witnessed tI accid"nt 9nd they cNonopted Nil l>ohson from I'll blame. They Ha
 that the child ran directly in front | tho car and Mrs noheon could J avoid her. Detective Sergeant WI jam c. Hart investigated fhe 'ratd md found that Mrs. nobson was I to blame.