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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MISS BRAGAN CELEBRATES
 TWELFTH BIRTHDAY

Miss Ellen Ward Bragan enter tained a number of her friends Fri day afternoon celebrating her twelfth birthday, at the home of her parents. The living and dining rooms were very attractive. the Easter decora tions being carried out. X lovely cake, with pink candles centered the dining table. Games and contests were enjoyed, the prizes being won by Linda Horton and Irma Gilmore. The guests were: Katherine StaH- ing, Sarah Burson, Linda Horton. Vivian Reynolds, Margaret Hall. Irma Gilmore, Louise Mccain and Dorothy Putnam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
VESTALIAN LITERARY SOCIETY MEETS

The vestalian Literary society of the Woodlawn High school held it's regular meeting Friday, March -6. The meeting was called to order by the president; the scripture and minutes were read and roll called by the secretary. The club consti- tuition was read by the president. The red rose was selected for the club flower and a committee was appointed to select suitable motto. Miss Gladys Pate and Miss Doris Cannon were elected for joint de- bate which will be held soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MRS. STONE HOSTESS AT BRIDGE

Mrs. John Stone entertained her bridge club Friday at her home in Roebuck. The house was decorated with a profuson of spring flowers The club prize was won by Mrs. Charles Reed.
 At the close of the games a salad course was served.
 The guests included. besides the regular members. Mesdames T. N. Cottrell, Morriss. Jr. Ed Duke, H. M Powell, W. c. Mitcham. Charles Reed, E. Moore, and II. E. Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
"GROP INSURANCE, DISCUSSED
 AT TEACHERSs COUNCIL

Group Insurance" was the subject of a short talk made by Mir. E. B. Err win at the regular monthly meeting of the Jefferson County Teachers council, held at the Young Mems Christian association building Satur- day.
 This subject is of vital interest to teachers whose salaries are stopped in case of sickness. A committee was appointed to discuss this matter with local representatives of leading insur- ance companies and report findings to the council at the April meeting.
 "A committee on readjustment of salaries was appointed to make a further study of the schedule of sal aries formerly worked out by the council and accepted by the Jefferson county board of education.
 MT. J. A. Harper reported that his committee on an enriched course of study was receiving announcement and material help from the state de- partment.
 Effort is being made by the com mittee on standardization to co-oper- ate with Miss Spencer, state rural su- pervisor in the use of standards of achievement In the schools Council officers for the current year are: President, MT. w. R. Cope land; vice president, Miss Bessie Will helm; secretary, Mrs. Martha Beees Elliott.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MIR. AND MRS. J. ID. POOLE ENTERTAINED

MT. and Mrs. George Marable en- tertained in honor of Mir. and Mrs. ]. D. Poole Thursday evening at a dinner at the Southern club. after which Mir. and Mrs. Louis Collins gave a theatre party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
BANQUET FOR PI KAPPA ALPHA VISITORS

The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity will entertain at a banquet at the Tutwiler hotel Thursday night in honor of the visitors to the fra ternity convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
RECITAL TO BE
 GIVEN MARCH FIFTH,

Lowela Hanln will present Miss Norma Hickman, assisted by Miss El- len Dupuy, soprano. pupil of Clara Harper Steele, in recital. These talented young ladies have an att tractive program which will be given
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MRS. TAYLOR AND MRS. MANTAUX HOSTESSES

Mrs. Joseph Taylor and Mrs. Man taux will be joint hostesses at bridge party at the Country club Tuesday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MRS. PASSENGER
 TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. J. C. Persinger will entertain the members of the Susanna Wesley Circle at her home in Fountain Heights Tuesday evening, March 20, at 2:30 o'clock. All members are cordially invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MRS. HIX HOSTESS AT DINNER

MT. and Mrs. Hix entertained at lovely formal dinner Saturday night, experimenting MT. and Mrs. Hugh McElderry of Talladega and Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Quisenberry of Montgom- cry. The guests included personal friends of the honorees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
PLAY TO BE GIVEN BY
 MIZPAH CLASS

The Mizpah class of the First Bap- tist church will give 8 play, "Evo- lutions of Sir Admiral" on Friday evening, March 23, at o'clock, in the Sunday school room of the church.
 This play is under the direction of Mrs. E. M. Espy, the class teach CT, who is a well-known playwright and director of plays.
 The personnel of the play includes a number of the Mizpah girls, sev- eral young men of the Sunday scool and coterie of lovely children.
 X splendid musical program will be given before the play, in which some of the best musicians of the city will have part.
 No admission will be charged, but a free will offering will be taken for the purpose of purchasing equip ment.
 The public is cordially invited to attend,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MRS. JACK BOWRON
 HOyORS VISITOR

Mrs. Jack Bowron will give a luncheon Tuesday at her home in honor of Mrs. John Beckwith of AL bion, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MANY PRETTY AFFAIRS FOR MRS. SPEDDEN.

Among the most captivating and popular visitors here this spring sea son is Mrs. T. R. Spedden, who for the past few days, has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Garner at their home in Norwood.
 Numerous and pretty affairs are being given in her honor, and during the coming week she will be com plimented with other parties.
 Mrs. Spedden Is from New Orleans. her husband being the third official on the dock board there.
 Friday night, in Bessemer, MT. and Mrs. Charles Nixon entertained at a charming buffet supper to com pliment Mrs. Spedden, among those present being, besides the honoree and the hosts, Miss Mary Gillen, Mrs. Roy Garner, Mrs. J. R. Montgomery. Mrs. P. J. Gillen, Mrs. Emily Vest Miss Berney Gillen, Miss Bignon Hall, Mir. Phillips Harris. MT. William Byrd and Mir. Dwight Jones of Jack son. Ohio.
 The table was spread with hand some embroidered cover, the
 Dancing was enjoyed until the mid night hour.
 MT. and Mrs. Garner were hosts Thursday night at downtown din- ner party for their guest, and Thurs day afternoon Mrs. Garner enter tained her bridge club and an ex- tra table of guests for Mrs. Spedden, who is making many friends here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

MRS. McGHAN AND MRS. EAST
 ENTERTAINED BY MRS. ROGERS.
 Mrs. A. H. Rogers entertained at a luncheon at the Tutwiler in honor of Miss Marion McGhan, of Washington. D. C., and Mrs. A. M. East, of Phila- delphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
PI KAPPA ALPHA HOSTS
 AT RECEPTYON

The Fl Kappa Alpha fraternity will entertain at a reception at the Country club Friday night, honoring the visitors to the fraternity con vention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

AGLAIA GOES TO COURT.
 After a short business meeting Fri day afternoon the members of the Aglaia Literary society attended session of court. The visit was en- joyed by all members. The head sponsor Miss Hutchens, accompanied the girls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
D. D.'s Entertain at In- formal Dance
 Friday

A charming informal dance was given at the home of Miss Mary Louise McTyeire Friday night, when about 100 guests were entertained.
 Streamers of purple and gold. the club colors, and clusters of radiant spring flowers made the living rooms an attractive scene for the joyous throng, who danced until an early morning hour.
 Among the clubs which were in- vited to this pretty affair were the Castle club. the Goblins, the Gal lizards, the Bats. the Imps, the Char monts. the Arabs, the Nomads, the Roamers, the Night Hawks, the Aces, the Inter Fratres the Rompers, the Ramblers. the Windsors, the Drag ons, the Utopians.
 Among the colleges represented were Howard and Birmingham Southern.
 A beautiful corsage was presented to Miss McTyeire by the D. D. mem bers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
THRILLING EASTER EGG HUNT
 TO HE AT RHODES PARK SOQN.

Many thriI1s of antlcIpation are be- ing experienced by the kiddies who attended the Easter egg hunt given last year by the St. Paul's Altar Sc- ciety Band No. 3, for they are anx- iously awaiting lthis annual affair, which will be put on March 24 in Rhodes park. The various chairmen and their coworkers are busily en- gagged in the fashioning of novelties for this affair. There will be a cake booth, under the direction of Mrs. Joseph Weir, who is well known for her sweets, and who knows how to -sleuth for good cake bakers Orders for these cakes will be taken in ad- vance over the phone if one should prefer, The hunt will begin at o'clock.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
''Recordar es vivir"-Dant,

inspiraron Leopoldo ell pensamiento
| de hacer I'm viaje artistico por toda
Europa Su hija Maria Ana, o Nan
nerl, que va tenia once amos, podia for
mar parte de la expedition, pues era
de primera fuerza en- ell teclado. EN-
prendieron Ell viaje con sus hijos; no Sc
proponia Leopoldo unicamente mejoral
su modesto posici6n, sino tambien per-
feccionar Ia instruction artistica de los
mrchachos, poniendolos en- contacto con
los mas grandes maestros.
En- JUNO de 1862, Sc puso en- mar
cha con su mujer y sus dos hijos. Pri
nero fu6 a Munich, despu6s viena.
La reputation del joven Mozart no
tardo en- extenderse, hasta ell punto de
cue Ell Emperador quiso oirlo. Invite a
Leopo1do a presentarse en- Schoenbrum
con su hiio. Emperador y Emperatriz
olspensaron una acogida benevo.a a
aquslla familia de artistas. El mucha-
cho, animado con las bondades de la
Emperatriz, Sc le sent6 en- las rodillas.
.e echo los brazos al cuello y a bes6
muchas veces con efusi6n. Despues TO-
co admirablemente algunos trozos q. en-
cantaron a ,os soberanes. NADIA inti,ni-
daba al misico infantilr que interpela-
ba al emperador con la mayor con-
fanza.
La gracia y viveza de Mozart encan-
taban al soberano aun mas que 81, Ia
lento. Sc cuenta que, por oirlo, le dijo
el Emperador: ''Tocar con todos los
dedos no tiene m6rite alguno: 10 diff
Gil seria tocar con un solo dedo.'' Ell
chico tomo la broma a 10 serio. eie-
cuto con Ell indice solo uno de Los ma
safes mas dificiles.
Sc dice que Mozart manifesto desde
aquel primer viaje un alto sentimiento
de su propio valer y de la dignidad del
erts. No daba importancia a las felt
cltaciones Que Sc le dirigian, 81 no eran
razonables. Ouando Sc le hacia tocar
aelante de personals desprovistas de CO.
noc1mientos ntsicos, no Sc censeguia
cue tocara NADIA serio.
Los biografos del gran artista reie.
rem una ocurrencia que tuvo por teatro
81 palacio imperial. Mozart Y su her
mana, habiendo lido una veg a visitar
a Ia EmperatriS. recorrieron el paIa-
clio, conducidos por dos archiduuuesas
I'll nifo Sc resbaI6 y cay6 al suelo.
Una de las princesas continue el paseo
no fjando la atenci6n en- tan vulgar in
cidente, pero la otra, Maria Antonieta
IContinds en- Ia psg. 12) 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
IniereSaRte opinion judicial SObrG una
naterianuevaen| Ia juriSprudenCiadeP R.

cemandado haya causado perJu1clo,
cuando Ell peligro no es observable y
prevenible. Ell dafio causado en- tales
casos es 10 que en- lenguaje legal Sc
llama DAMNUM ABsQUE INJURIA
BIGELow ON ToRTs, 9Th. Edition
19, 80. ROGERS v. MEYERsoN PRIN
TING Co., 78 S. w. 70.
Y en- cuanto al tercer extreme, somos
de opinion que ell acto realizado por el
demandado era un acto legal, toda vez
cue, dentro de las circunstanciaS ex.
presadas, tenia motives fundados para
Greer la existencia de un Immediate
peligro para 81 mismo y para su espoaa.
Este hecho Sc equipara, por 10 que hace
sus consecuencias, a m case de legi-
TINA defensa.
De todas estas consideraciones Sc des
rrende, que la muerte de Josefa Apon-
to ha sido puramente un hecho acci-
dental, Ell resultado de una desgracia
inevitable, como 10 reconcile la propia
Josefa Aponte cuando en- la misma no
che del suceso, momentos despu6s 6el
mislno, y al ser traSladada de la camo
Ia ambulancia para ser conducida al
hospital municipal, manifesto al Fis-
cal del Distrito, Ricardo A. Gomez.
retiriendose al demandado, "ese hon.
bre no es culpable; este ha sido una
cesgracia"; Manifestations que son
admisibles como parte de la RES GES-
TAE. IS CYC 352. Y no siendo Ell acto
cue ha servido de base a la demanda
I'm acto Illegal, nj ell producto de una
negligencia que supone la infracci6n
de un deber, tenemos que concluir que
no existe responsabilidad alguna por
parte de- demandado favor de los
demandantes por la muerte de Josefa
Aponte
PoR LAS RAZoNEs ExPUEsTAs,
Sc declara sin lugar la demanda, sin es-
pecial condemnation de costas. Ell Secrs-
tario registrar& sentencia de conforrni
dad.
Humacao, P. r., a. 10 de ensro de
1898.
PABLO BERGA.
Juez del Distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

mandado Y su esposa Ricardo FeIales
normian en- camas distintas, en- una
habi acton contigua la cual
6or,nfan tambi6n Josefa Aponte y 81
hi}a; que, despues de haberse acostado
todos los de la c2>a, siendo mas me
nos las nueve media de la nocha, Ri
carda Perales lanz6 gritos insistenses,
que en- gu habitaci6n habia una per
soma extrana que lie movia la cana, :
.iamaba a dofia zenen, la interfecta, '
q Manolo, el demandado; que dona
zenen acudi6 Embellishments en- au-
xilio penetro, sin pronunciar paia-
bra alguna, en- la habitacion de Los es-
posos Sampayo- Perales que estaba eola
p.etamente a oscuras, al mismo tiempS
que el demandado, que estaba COMEDIAN
do ell sueno, al OR los gritos de S.'
esposa que 10 Ilamaba, despert6 snbtta-
mente, Sc levant6 de la CANA, cogio
un revolver que tenia cerca On la me
sa de noche, y bajo Ell tenor de que en-
Ell cnarto hab4a una persona extrafia a
el1os, este es Ia existencia de una si-
tuaci6n de peligro para 6l su esposa
n1antfestada. por los gritos insistentes
&c esta, hace los ecuatro disparos, tres
de los cuales hirieron a Josefa Aponte
y que tuvieron por consecuencia fatal
la muerte de esta ocho dias despd6s.
Los disparos fueron hechos estando aun
a obscuras la habitacion. En- vista de
estos hechos y dada Ia rapidez con que
los mismos Sc sucedieron, no puede de-
cirse que Ell demandado no tomara las
precausiones debidas y adecuadas para
evitar el dafo. Para que exista la inob-
servancia del deber que supone la ne
gligencia, es necesario que Ia persona
acusada de responsabilidad haya esta.
do en- condiciones de conocer la natu-
laleza de la copducta que las circuns-
tancias le obligaban a seguir para no
infringir Ell derecho ajeno. La negligen
cia es un estado pasivo de la mente a
virtud del cual dejan de tomarse las
debidSs .precauciones para evitar ell da
no, Y de clio Sc desprende que no exis
te infraccion del deber, atin cuando Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

27 DE ENERo DE 1856
MAGIC MOZART

ST hemos de Greer a los bi6grafos.
Juan Cris6stomo Mozart naci6 en- Salz
burgo, Austria, Ell 81 de enero de 1855
su padre, Leopoldo Mozart, compost
tor de gran m6rito, fue su lnico macs
trc. Y aun Sc limit6 a vigilar a seguir
el prodigioso desarrolIo del genio mil-
sico de su hijo. Aepnas tenia tres amos
cuando intentaba ejecutar en- ell piano
los ejercicios que aprendia ST hermaaa
Maria Ana Mozart, cuatro SIos. mayor
ore el. Mas ann: combinaba en- el te-
clado todas las consonancias que la
requeiez de su mano lie permi:
tia y retenia en- la memoria los
concertantes ejecutados por su her.
mana. Tambien dictaba a su pa
dre pequedes trozos que ell se1or de
Nissen ha pubdcado en- la anplla bio
graffa consagrada por 81 al gran com
positor.
Era Mozart muy afectuoso y muy
iInpresionable: ''iMe quieres mH-
chop, preguntaba cuantas personas
iban casa de su padre. ST la respues
ia afrm1tiva Sc hacia esperar un po-
CO, los oios del nino Sc cubrian de Ia
grimas.
Una vez le regalaron un violin. Ell
mn ucho c1,o CO ryyso 4, <,A,,5;o~ al iuc&r,1
mento solas. POGO despues sorpren-
did a su padre y al violinista Wengel,
ejecutando con habilidad irreprocha BILE
una pieza de este uItino.
Sus progresses en- armonio no fueron
menos sorprendentes. Un dia le sor-
pTendieron 81 padre otras personals
ocupado en- escribir. Mozart contaba
seis afios.
--Goue haces?, ls pregunt6 Leopol-
do.
-compongo un concertante.
-Veamos esa obra Maestro.
NO, que no he terminado. Leopoldo
arranco el papel de las manos de su
hijo y echo una ojeada. Despues 10
mostro sus amigos, diciendo.es con
crguilo.
-Mirad que bien y como estan las
reglas observadas.
! La acentuada vocaei6n del nifo Y
las indiscutibles pruebas de su gsnio,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

I'll juez Berga, del Tribunal de HUI
macao, ha dictado la siguiente intere-
sante opinion, en- un case euteramente
4lucyo en- la jurisprudencia de Puerto
Rice, y ell cual fue habilments presen-
tado por los abogados de las parties,
sefores Cervoni y Pereyo:
OIsTRfTo JUDICIAL DE HUDIA,-
GAO, P. r.
EN- LA coRTE DE D1sTa1To
Jcsefa Aponte, ct al,
,Demandantes.
VS.. Manuel sampayo,
Demandado,.
Civil No. 1922.
.soBRE:- Danos Perjuicios
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ROOM AND BOARD

ROOM and board for men only $40
n week in modern home. 229 w.
Eleventh. Phone 2i5gM.
, 1923-06-30
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT - Furnished
apartment. must have two beds;
close in for three adults. Answer Box
Abs, Tribune.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-NTodern furnished room
for gentlemen only, board n desir.
I'd; viii take four. Phone 1425Wl 1896
s. Walnut.
, 1923-06-30
SEE BEN


a LOOK MEANS a LOT
Two apartments of two rooms each, water buitin features. located
o large cast front 6ON1 fOtoot lot on Virginia street. Price S225o; terms
$50 cash. balance monthly,
Fourroom house. lathed and paaered, wateran and lights located o n
Cambridge street. Price $4,000" terms.
The starting o a god home. Basement with four Furnished rooms:
gas. heat, lights and water.o o front IF lot. Small house consisting OF
W. rooms N rear of lot. This property is on South Poplar street. Price
$4,000; will consider good ar a part payment.
a home of exceptional value consisting Of three rooms and bath,
ktchenette; gas heat. lights water, sewer, sidewalks and curb. This
house is located o. rear Of lot and is South Oak street Price $500;
terms $3.50 cash balance monthly like rent.
A home of four ro0ms and bath, full basement With W finished
rooms outside entrance; located o Gas Fifth street Price s 1900; terms
$1,000 cash. balance monthly.
~, Three room and bath. w closets a lights water and sewer.
This home is well furnished. Basement is dug for .larger home, facing
o CY avenue. Trees are planted. Ti. property is located on large or
Ter lot with l4O feet on CY avenue Price $4,000; terms $500 down, balance
monthly.
throughout, five Don sunparor. fireplace, large porch, white enamel
woodwork, hardwood floors several buMtin features lawn, trees, walks
desired.
Strictly modern brick home II five rooms and sunparlor; pantry.
fire place, ok floors. full basement with or room finished and bath:
wv and trees; large double garage; located o. large 60x14O rnte asst
front 10 oil South Elm street Price ST. 900.
See Ben Realty Co.
zOl2O3 Midwest Bldg. REALTORS Pbon. I.o
, 1923-06-30

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. NO. 110-Nne Don modern home
or South Washington street There are five nice roomsa and bath room
On HI first floor. four room n bath room in the basement; nice range
in eac kitchen W. a garage; a installed excellent home for only
$4,000, $3.50 cash Will handle. Would consider good car a part of first
payment.
located at ais East Thirteenth street. Large 5ox14O foot lot, full base
ment; hard pine floors nice coonnade fireplace: white enameed
, 1923-06-30

BOARD and room, $40 a week al 1GE
N. Kimball. |
, 1923-06-30

WANTED TO RENT-Four or five
room modern furnished house. Call
Phone 1871.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-Modern two-room apart
ment, Telephone, gas completely
furnished except inen and dishes. In
quire S32 S. Beech.
, 1923-06-30
HELP ~WANTED-MALE

IABoRERs wanted for steam shovel
camp in Wind River canyon: wage
Soc per hour; eight hour GAY ooaIN
Dornick, Wyo.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-One two-room modern
furnished apartment, private bath;
adults. Hart Apartments. Phone
1881.
, 1923-06-30

FOR neutrality-suspicious.. livingroom.
dressingroom with Murphy bed.
kitchen, breakfast nook sh. fur
nished except bedding and silver. 425
s.. Grant.
, 1923-06-30
FOR R%ENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-GARAGES

FOR RENT-Dead storage space in
garage. 6f2 s. Lincoln.
FOR RENT-Garage at 1866 South
Lincoln. Cali Miss schloredt Mon.
day Mt 252.
, 1923-06-30
WANTED TO BORROW

WANTED-To borrow $500 on good
security. Phone 1425W.
, 1923-06-30

wANTED-Five neat appearing men
fer outdoor work, good pay Assn
for Mr.. DeTurk Wyatt Hotel.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment. 610 S. Ash.
, 1923-06-30

kitchen. This is a very beautiful home, we'll located and easily worth
$4,000 price only s7S75. $1,000 will handle and balance at Sal per month.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 10-Fourroom strictly modern
home located in the east part of the city at 726 South Melrose street;
fast nook n bath, la "a heat, two good stoves walls and woodwork
nshed $500. $500 ash will handle or would consider good a Call
III for a appointment.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
large livingroom, breakfast nook.
kitchenette. private bath. dressing
room, sos. Phone 2052W.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping, unfurnished, new
building. $50 with gas and lights paid.
422 Clark. Phone l512M.
, 1923-06-30

FOR Observation-Disclosures apartment;
cloae in on pavement. $50. Phone
2052W.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-Three-room apartment
furnished except beCding and
dishes. 247 N. Grant
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT - Furnished two-room
apartment, one-hal block west Of
the high school. 534 w. Ninth.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-Modern two-room fur
nished apartment. 932 s. Spruce.
, 1923-06-30
BUY A HOMIE TODAY

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 115-Good fourroom house.
located in the 100 block on North jefferson street. This property is
modern with the exception of the installation of the tub. Don't fail to
this little home. Price $3.50, $1,000 cash and $50 per month.
, 1923-06-30
FOR RENI-HoUSES

FOR RENT@July 10. six-room fur
nished modern house, newly decor
ated. close in on bus line. Phone s5SJ
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT Furnished two-room
apartment. els East A
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT-Two-room house. partly
furnished. no children. Phone 1776.
, 1923-06-30

FOR RENT - One two-room unfur.
nished house and one two-room fur
nished house. 1924 Winbourne,
, 1923-06-30
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished two-room.
apartment, also one-room apart
ment. modern; no children: lights and
gas furnished; near bus line. 900 s.
Cedar. Phone 1875.
, 1923-06-30

FOR neutrality-suspicious., two rooma
with kitchenette. breakfast nook.
clothes c'oset and bath. Phone 1872.