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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-10

Buenas, Aibonito, Guayama, Barran-
quitas Comerio, Lola y Luquillo.
Y no 50 trate de equiubrar las CO
saS con el espantajo de disidencias
unionistas. En- 1920 hubo disidencias
en- La Union. FL pa~tido progresista SO
levanto en- Camuy, Hatillo, y Quebra-
dillas obteniendo 2,567 votos que Sc
Is restaron a los u1lionistas. En- San
Sebastian Sc inscribio La fraction
"Vanguardia Muiioz Rivera que lie
vo las urnas 1746 votos Y en- Ma
yagiiez levanto bandera Ell partido in
dependentista, de escasa importancia.
Hoy Sc ha inscrito la fracci6n fede
raj, teniendo para representante sola-
mente gobierno municipal en- Coro-
za1, Toa Alta y Toa Baja. Y hay
otra fraccion nacionansta con candida
tos la Camara por Santurce y pri-
mer precinto de Ponce y cartdidatura
local solamente para Caguas, Cayey,
Ponce, Yabucoa.
En- cambio, del partido sociahsta SO
desprende una gran fraction en- Fa-
jardo Sc inscribe bajo la denomina-
ci6n de partido Laborista y en- Qua
wanna Sc levanta ell partido Obrero
Guayames con candidatura para Re-
presentante a la Camara y gobierno
municipal
De acuerdo, pues, con los datos es-
tadisticos apuntados y las informaclo
mes del actual estado pohtico, no es
aventurado predecir que la Ahanza
copara todos los distritos y tendra el
absolute control del poder legislati-
vo en- ell cuatrienio de 1926 1923.
Jenaro CoRTES.
San Juan, P. R.,
7 de Oct. de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-10


EN- NovIEMBRE 4 LA ALBANIA
PUERToRRIQUENA BARRERA CON
ToDos Los QUE TRATEN DE OBS
TACULIzARLA EN- sU PATRIOT
co GAMING. .-TENDRA EN- SUs
MANos ToDo Ell PoDER LEGIs-
LATIV0
Ell cuadro eleccionario que pubh-
que en- la edicion dolninical de Ell
MUNDo, en- % de septiembre dltimo,
surtio Ell efecto que Sc esperaba. Ele
mentos conscientes que estaban en-
duda, por los numeros han visto cla-
70 que es un sueiio pensar en- tr1un-
70 alguno de la coalieion repdbico-
socialista y han venido con todos sus
entusiasmos a la Alianza Puertorri-
quefia. Hoy Sc engaila ell Que quere.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-10
los RERELDEs SON DERRoTADos
EN- HONDURAS

WASHINGTON, oct. 8 tCable
francesI-El Departamento de Estado
ha informsdo que las fuerzas 1evo-
lucionarias ON Honduras, que cstan
comandadas por ell General Ferrara,
han sido completamente dercotadas
por las tropas del Pres:dente Provi
sional, Tosta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-10
voTANTEs EN- 1920

DISTRITOS SENATORIALES
Distrito de San Juan
Distrito de Arecibo
Distrito de Aguadilla
Distrito de Mayagtiez
Distrito de Ponce
Distrito de Guayama
Distrito de Hurnacao
Por el anterior cuadro SO We La alb
soluta seguridad del copo en- todos Los
distr;tos por la Alianza Puertorr!que-
fia. En- los distritos senatoriales 6e
Arecibo, Aguadilla, Guayama y HrDla-
Gao la Alianza triunfa aunque todoS
los republicanos votaran con los So
cialistas. En- los distritos de san
Juan, Ponce Mayagiiez, basta Qlte
un 25 por ciento dc los republ.canos
voten por La Ahanza, para ohtener el
triunfo absolute.
Y, no obstante, es sabido que ex-
cepcion de las ciudades de San Juan,
Bayam6n y Yauco, en- ell resto de la
Isla casi todos los republicanos son
aliancistas.
Ell part1do Observation-Disclosures
no ha podido presentar candi tatuias
para la camara por los distritos repre-
sentativos ndmeros IA, Is, 26, 27, 2S,
20 v IS. Tampoco tiene candidaturaS
locales en- Trujillo Alto, Las Mari;
Lares, Maricao, Rincon, Patillas, Mar
nabo, Arroyo, Salinas Caguas, Aguas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-10

nevarselo para Allentown.
'Landgroff, dice Ell recorte'', quien
introduce en- Syracuse al Base Ball
olga internationally probablemente
nos 10 quite ahora 81 consigue la fran
quicia que anhela para comprar al
Syracuse y hacerlo ell home-team de
Allentown.
81 logro 10 que deseo-dice Land
graft -construire en- Allentown In
grand-stand que me ha de costar de
sesenta Glen mil d6lares.
No sabemos cual ha de ser Ell resul-
tado de estas negociaciones; solo OPT
namos que esta "maroma' de Land
graft ha de ser quizas beneficiosa pa@
ra Ell base ball en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-10
LAS EscuELAs Sc EoU1PAN

Gel Cielo'', casa comercial de
Arrivi Hnos., que Sc dedica la ven
ia de efectos de sport, fue la escogtd@
por las autoridades escolares del Mu-
nicipio de San Juan, para hace: la
compra de los diferentes eqripos que
SC necesitan para los muchachos
va Sc han comprado para todas las
escuelas unifor1nes de Base Ball, de
Basket Ball de Track.
iBien por los directories Municipa-
les!
Eddie COLLINS.
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R1BoscH VS.. ATHLETICS

Ell domingo volveran medir sus
fuerzas en- la liga de La ocho las Pan
teras de Cayey, y los Elefantes de
San Juan.
Los 1ltimos desafios sostenidos por
smbos clubs fueron reiiidfsimos
clio hacs despertar en- los fans un en-
tusiasmo indeScriptible.
PIPO ENFERMO
Hace varios dias guarda cana er
SUI residencia en- Ponce ell prestigioso
caballero, manager del team Pom
Pipo Maldonado.
Deseamos yer pronto al active ad-
ministrador de la novena ponceIia, fren
te los Leones, restablecido por con-
pleto de las dolencias que lie aque-
jan.
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DEPORTIVAS

Continuation de la pagina 81
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11
SYNOD DECIDING FUTURE
 OF LUTHERAN SEMINARY
Conference Also Discusses Merger With New York md
 New England

Cobleskill, N. r., Sept, 1.-The future course of Hartwick seminary. for l2S years stronghold of Lutheran theological teaching, was expected to be decided during the proceedings of the annual meeting of the Lutheran synod of New York state here today.
 Preliminary discussion during yes terday's session indicated two plans were in mind for the seminary, one that 1t should continue with the teaching of Lutheran theology and the preparation of students for the Lutheran ministry as its principal aim, and the other that 1t should be devoted to providing secondary school or college preparatory edu- cation for young men and women. The discussions yesterday seemed to favor the second plan, it was said. Another important question which may come before the synod today is that of merging with the synod of | New York and New England and the New York ministerium. Each has strength of about 150 churches, The ministerium and the synod of New York and New Eng land, which already have approved the merger, are on record as op- posing membership in secret fra ternal orders. If the synod of New York approves the merger in order to cooperate with the others in church work in the New York area, 1t was said, many of its member ministers must relinquish member ship in fraternal organizations.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11
DAWES LIKES HIS
 MILWAUKEE TALK
Vice Presidential Nominee Ready
 for TOnight'S Speech

Evanston, H., Sept. 11.-Having prepared a speech he declares en- tirely to his liking. Charles C.. Dawes was ready today to carry his warfare against the LaFollette in dependent ticket into Wisconsin, home state of the independent presidential candidate. He will speak tonight in the auditorium in Milwaukee. He has announced his subject as The Constitution of the United States" and said that he would discuss that subject primar- fly in it's relation to the LaFollette- Wheeler ticket. He has told friends also that he derived more real pleasure out of writing tonlghts address than out of the prepara- ton of any speech in years.
 A number of friends will accom- pany him to the Wisconsin city, among them William NJ. Butler chairman of the republican nation | al CUullllllltt. LAllOLIiFI lidlI " III carry one hundred or more mem bers of the Coolidge and Dawes club of Evanston.
 MT. Dawes and his party vii leave here shortly before o'clock and arrive in Milwaukee just be fore the meeting begins al o'clock. The train will make ter minute stops at Kenosha and I}a cine and at those places MT. Dawei probably will undertake the frs rear platform speaking of his cam
 paign. The return trip will h' made soon after the meeting. Prior to leaving today MT Dawes spent considerable time oI the speech he will make next weel at Sioux Falls, s. D., where he vii discuss again the agriculture problem.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11
'WITCH' GOT HER ENTIRE BANK ROLL
IncantatiOnS Aimed to "Cure''
 Husband Cost S7,OOO

New York, Sept. 11.-Witchcraft, although supposedly banished long ago to.the limbo of superstitions, fig ured prominently in proceeding in the Norkville court.
 There, through a story told by a sobbing Italian woman. 1t was proved conclusively that the evil eyes of tenement house sorceress, when cast upon a bank account of ST. 900, can speedily reduce that amount to nothing at all.
 The Sobbing woman was Mrs. Rosa Spezano, widow, who year ago was the possessor of the bank account Mrs. Spezano said this money meant nothing to her compared to her hus- band, Philip who was i'll and had been given up by physicians as hope less
 On Bro0me street, Mrs. Spezano said, there lived woman respected and feared as one of the most po- tent witches in New York city. Mrs. NptLCtlIO tOl'5 biNtu N4ilS VI Olb1ll obOut l her husbands case, and was told the case was not hopeless. The phy- sicians did not understand, this woman said, because the man was 1 suffering not from illness but from q curse cast upon him by'two neigh l Dors. For $8g9 the witch would lift 1 that curse.
 Thus started the bewitching Of a | bank account. Other fees were eX- tracted from time tO time, the witch always explaining that the curse was almost lifted, but 1t would take a | little more treatment Treatment consisted in the laying of hands on Spezano and the muttering of incan- | tatiOns. She also made taXicab trips l with Mrs. Spezano to the country, where she would walk about among the trees muttering strange words and casting bits of Spezanos cloth ing upon the ground.
 Finally the S7,000 bank account
 was gone.
 The case is now hopeless" said
 the witch.
 Spczano died.
 A few days ago. Mrs. Spezano ap-
 piled for relief to the New York
 association for improving the con
 dition of the poor.
 Assistant District Attorney Forc charged Mrs. Marie Consiglia witt practcing medicine without a li ccnse. She was held in $500 bail fo'
 examination Friday.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11
Dog Finds Gold

Sydney. Australia - A boy was playing with a dog near the old Hill End field when the dog scratched up a sample of gold. Investigation showed a reef carrying three ounces of gold to the ton, and a battery was promptly installed.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11
0UAKES ROCK MINDANAO
Residents of Island In Philippine
 Group To Abandon Homes Be- cause of Continued Earth TrCmors

By The Associated Press.
 Manila, Sept. 11.--A reign of ter TOT is gripping the inhabitants of Nindanao Island, on account of daily earthquakes since August 90. Many residents are planning 10 move to otRer islands.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11

assuring only IS inches in length, inc wrasse, a fish found in British waters, has such strong teeth that it can crack the shell of a large crab.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-11

Famous Westminster hospital, in London, was founded in 1T15, when four philanthropists met in Fleet street coffee shop to discuss a means of caring for the sick.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-07-17

South. Range Fourteen (14) f. B.
NJ. together with all water rights
appurtenant thereto or held in con-
nection Herewith. and together with
the tenements hereditaments and
appurtenances thereto belonging or
In any wise appertaining.
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN. That on the 18th day OF
July, 1924. at the hour OF 2:15 o.
clock D. m. (Mountain Time) OF said
day. at the East front door OF the
Court House OF the County OF Twin
Falls State OF Idaho. ! Will. In obedi-
ence OF said order OF Sale and Decree
OF Foreclosure, sell the above de-
seribed property TO satisfy Plaintiffs
decree with interest thereon, to-
gether with all costs that have ac-
erued or may accrue. to the highest
bidder for cash. lawful money OF the
United States.
Dated this 25th day OF June. 1924.
NJ. f. FINCH. Sheriff,
BY Il. r. PRATER. Deputy.
Pub. June 20: July 8, 10. and IT.
1924.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s SALE
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER DECREE


or FORECLOSrRE AND ORDER
OF SALE.
Boise Payetfe Lumber Company.
a corporation, Plaintiff.
Theodore Heller. Jennie l.. Snow,
Administrative OF the Estate OF
W. l.. Snow, deceased. Allen OIL
Co.. a corporation. and the First
National Bank OF Bull, Idaho, a
national banking corporation,
Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order
% Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure
issued out OF the District Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial District OF the
State OF Idaho. In and for the Coun-
~ OF Twin Falls, dated the gath
day OF June. 1924. wherein the
Plaintiff above mentioned obtained a
decree against the Defendants here
In on the 18th day OF June, 1924,
which said decree was on the said
! 9Th day OF June. 1924, recorded In
tbs District Court, / am commanded
10 sell all that certain lot. piece or
parcel OF land situated In the County
u Twin Falls. State OF Idaho and
bounded and described as follows,
The East Half (Eh OF the North
vest Quarter (NWh) OF Section
Eight 90 Township Eleven (11)
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$4,000 In Cash Prizes

How many words can you make from
the letters in the two words, '"OlL-
EFT GOODS? $4,000 First Prize.
Judges are Banker. Educator and
Clergyman. Send stamp for Rules
and circular. Sheffield Laboratories,
dept. 25) Aurora, Illinois.
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Estate Of William A. sartsin. de-
ceased.
Notice ia hereby given by the IN
derslgned Cer)ge A. Drake. Admin
i8tratOr Of the estate Of William A.
5artain. deceased, 10 the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the FIRST Dublica-
ton Of his notice, 10 the said George
A. Drake. at the ONCE OF w. u. ellis,
Filler. county OF Twin Falls. State OF
Idaho. this being the place liked
for the transaction OF the business
OF said estate.
Dated June 10th, 1924.
GEORGE A. DRAKE,
Administrator
W. ID. GlLLIS,
Attorney for said Administrator
Residing at Filler. idaho.
First Publication June z6th, 1924.
Final Publication July nth. 1924.
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La Equity No. IIOs.
NOTICE OF SALE

AZ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR IHE Dis
JItiCJ or IDAHO. SOUTHERN
IItiSlO>.
Peoples Savings a. Trust Company OF
rlttsburg. a corporation. Trustee,
Plaintiff,
o. ID. Yandenbark. Ida 3. Vanden-
bark. James A. Walker, and w. q.
Thompson,
Defendants.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bank of HOLSTER

At Hollister. In the State of Idaho.
at the close OF business June 30th,
1924.
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rhss Have rhsir Place IN Llf.
nix. sfrcnx. hross Al luldrred men
are to be admired but n there were no
little men. who would sing bass IN the
male Qusrtetsf--Altocns tKsAl rrs-
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State OF Idaho. county OF Twin
Falls, 50.
1, A. r. Craven, cashier Of the
above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is
true 10 the best OF my knowledge and
belief.
A. +. CRAVEN.
Cashier.
Correct--Attest:
Henry Jones.
Fred s. Lloyd. Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9th day of July, 1924.
w. ORR CHAPMAN
Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-28
RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
SIX ROOMS.
Garage; ami.
3S10 18th st. NV 800

SIX ROOMS.
tiarage; ami.
$50 18th st. NV. 80"
FOR RENT
CAYWoOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
IL 3rd st. Sc. 10 rooms and oath. -. $6J. 90
10 ct. ne, rooms aud bath. ....... 65. 90
26Z6 nth st. NV. rooms and bath. 500
2olS Ind ST. NV; rooms and bath. $3.50
FURNISHED HOUSES
5Soo lng0mar ST. NV, 10 rooms and b. Sf30 90
1 - Quebec St NV, rooms and bat tbs 200.0O
-N'''''O' o. l. STORES. ''''''''''' '''oo
BIB 18th st. NV. with rooms ....... 800 90
1870 IL st. me-, with . rooms. ...... 5000
29o8 Georgia ave. with rooms and b.. 5000
APARTMENTS.
1910 II st. ne, z rooms and bath. $50 90
40 M b. NV sI T29ns eRs bath 1000
Gist ave-. Blair. Nd. 9 rooms and bath sG5 90
Rear sl7 T st. n W. wAhAG rs. 81, 90
rear 609 9th st. Observation-Disclosures. L. 30
Rear 1850 Bladensburg road ......... so
CAYWooD BROS. s. GARRETT. INC,
9l1 New York ave. NV,
" Realtors. 30
2225 Flagler Place.
rooms and bath, INV. and electricity, S65.
Near Western High School.
New, modern Groom house OF unique design,
1928 18th St.
rooms and bath, h.w. and electricity, $50.
1926 Clifton St.
rooms and bath cleo. lights, $40.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
713 14th st Main 2345.
1922 18th ST. NV.
si1-room and bath dwelling; hot-water heat
elect lights; garage; per month, $500.
FLOYD +. DAVIS,
7th and + SITS S.W.
Main 353
COlored Tenants and
Home Seekers.
rooms and bath furnace heated: modern
located central NV: ready for occupancy
Jan: l. Act now. Apply
Shelby J. Davidson & Son,
129a U
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FOR RENT-STORES

IUh hEN l-ClUhES
LOWEST RENT CITY FOR BEST LOCATION.
so. Also very large room. 1928 II. 3D'
f ST. NV. NEAR 7th N.W.-STORE ROOM
with good show window: low rental Phone
nam $500. BAuMAS & HEINZMAN, 1904
STORE IN CLEVELAND PARK, JUST CON
plettd: 322s Wis. ave, good for barber shHp.
bakery. lunch rm., etc. Apply 3702 Mscomb -.
100 N.W.-CORNER STORE ROOM HEAT
$50 per month. Also 102 II NV. heated.
d123XSZ@' go JOHN SCRIYENER & BRO.
HANDSOME STORE, 1917 \. Y. AVE, SUIT
Hh!e for any business; moderate rent; long
lease JESSE L. HEIShELL, I115 Eye st.
STORE, $50: HEATED; GOOD SECTION FOR
Guide living room IL desired. 1918 9th NV.
Apply 20 Bond Bldg, 10 10 am. Main
VERY DESIRABLE STORE NORTHWEST
corner OF 18th and Randolph SITS. NV. suit
spie Tor many lines reasonable rental. Phone
Me,n ~ BAkTLETT PRATT REALTY
COAPANY, lO02 X st. NV.
IDEAL LOCATION FOR DRUG STORE on
g[ 6., i store; new modern building at corner
ire jersey avenue and nd 81 NV facing on
RATION, 1913 Penna. ave. NV FIR. 891.
1908 DE SALES ST. NV. OPPOSITE NEW
sSa akeT pbdos 9, W and attractive store or
e17 ST. N.W.-sTORE ROOM WITH COOP
show window; low rental; now vacant and IN
good condition few Offices in same bldg for
rent at low rentals Phone Main 1900 BAI-
MAN & HEINZMAN. 1904 II St NV.
1915 IAN N.W.-STORE ROOM, 1880: GOOD
location FOR barber shop. Key at 5000 14th.
J. = weldon & Co, Ill b sc. Line. 43.
a29 ST; STORE ROOM AND ROOMS
1923 18th st. n.v. I515O feet.
4l-n Georgia ave, store room; 2oI42 fcet,
NV.
o., ALAN MI y E WALKER & CO; NC.
913 10Th ST. NV,
cAYwooD BROS. & GARRETT. mo.
80 New York ave. NV.
Realtors B0'
1913 7th ST. NV
Suitable FOR tailor, etc. Next to Broad
,na ' n y I sAXsBURY 90, IYc. s,o'O"
l4ls Eve st. NV. Main 1904
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE SHOW WINDOW:
BFE riDiE 66 = kEET BY ABQIT 70 EEET
FLOOR RENT, $500 No.
CORNER STORE.
18th AND RANDOLPH
FRONT AND SIDE SHOW WINDOW.
ROOM 201Go. RENT, SO NO.
1923 Jan ST NV.
RECENTLY EEMODELED; FIRST FLOOR:
LARGE SHOW WINDOW. BUILDING 20xsH
FEET DEEP. $40 Mo.
1O2s NORTH CAPITOL ST
STORE WITH LARGE LIVING ROOMS
AND BATH NEWLY DFCoRATFD
IIdHiR,93CGHoUT; ELECTRICITY AND GAS,
McKEEvER & GOss,
REALTORS
1915 ST. NV MAIN 4752
55l1 14th ST. N.W.-STORF N APAPTNFT7,
! housei good for barber shop, notions, hard
ware etc.i rent. $40 per mo heat furnished.
Colorado Bldg. Main s14o
Conn. Ave. Near Harrison St.
New store; ready for occupancy January I.
K St, Corner 18th.
3 small stores
10th and Fl SITS.
stores; on 10th St. S75i 1 on Il St. SO.
Thomas J. Fisher s. Co.. Inc.
rs 18th St. Main $3.50
1905 7th ST. NV.
Store and rooms. eler. .sl2S
1902 Il. J. AVE. NV
| Store and l room, cleo. h.-wh..slOo
24l6 18th ST NV.
MODERN store, cleo. NV .h............... SIS
so05 9th ST. NV
Store, rooms, observation-disclosures 20
IU3 PARK RID. NV
Mcdern store. cleo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gao
CORNER 21st AND ]. SITS. NV
Store. rooms and bath. cleo ......-. SI55
NJ 1sOl DAVID L. BARRY 1907 H ST. NV
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LOWEST RENT CITY FOR BEST LOCATION.
SLs. Also very large room. 1923 II. 3O'
ST. NV. NEAR 7th N.W.-ST0RE ROOM
Win good show window: low rental. Phone
nam 5000 BAUMAS & HEISZMAN, 1904
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Conn. Ave. Near Harrison St.
New store; ready for occupancy January l..
K St, Corner 18th.
small stores
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REDUCED RENTS.

18th ST. MANSIONS, 18th and r SITS NV:
magnificent freproof bldg, practically new:
300 rms, $50 screened porches; finest loca-
obbies: hotel Service: spiendid exposnr ea;
unfur. apis. 3 rms. bath, porch, h.k., $50;
rms. $50. Fur, / rm. and bath, to rms.
SIS and up; magnificent furnishings: rates at
50To Of similar apis. elsewhere. Few left.
Phone North 10000.
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Dupont Circle.
0 rooms and baths.
Harvard St. Near 18th.
10 rooms and bath.
Petworth.
6 rooms and bath; garage.

Biltmore St. Near 18th.
IL rooms and baths; suitable for club or
fraternity.
Eye St. Near Veterans Bureau.
I2 rooms and 2 baths.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73s 18th st. Main $780,
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10th and Fl SITS.
stores; on 10th st. SO; on Il St. $40
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. Main es2n
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

OK 18th ST. N.E.-NEW CORNER STORE.
basement. Inspect 1452 D St ne Low price
Easy terms. Any broker or owner EDW. NJ.
WILLIS Jr. Main S0I2. 81
ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT CORNERS
in the heart Of downtown section. fronting a
TWO streets. This corner has 5 stores and In
. stories high: suitable for department store
2O1E. Star office
New Britain herald., 1924-03-13
King Of Hedjaz Is Named
 As the M0slem Caliph

London. March 1S.-Tho proclama- 'ion nf king Hu-srin or the Hediaz as raiinh Of all the Moslems took piac" on Tuesday at shuneh. Trans jordania. and is described by the Daily Express correspondent as im- prcssitc. \ great Paiestinian delega- tion composed of Muftis. Cadis. Ule- mas. Sirtits and other notables took' part. ali inc Arab parties of Paics- tine combining in order to demon- ,tratr to fhc world their unity. Syria .r f-r uay represented. Abdul Medjid g,rlrnir thc Turks recently deposcd SIS '-aliuh. t"'cEraph"d his congratula- ii"7s to Huss in in tho name of the ,.H0'c Turkish royal family.
 1,rrya1am March 1s.--Tn accepting tit.. uff,r ot t'7s capjhate tcndered him by thr Palestine dt iegat"s. King IlBs- ,it. nf trc He'd az said thc present .tat" nf sorid 8 Hairs forced him 10 rnt. on rhig added burden in the .s,..' i,." of the MoSIoms" He hoped f, r"nprrato win all nations in thc .-sr.. nf roacr tr added. IIr pitied iat,rer t=1ar blamed the Turks for hsui.ti4g th" f9rmer caliph. Abdul Mri i'd. aud n5f.red asylum to the mo1ni,,.rs of thr Turkish royal family.