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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
"FOREcLOSuRE NOTICE

Whereas Fred Gilbert Of ia
Plantation in the County Of So
and State Of Maine bl his mo
deed dated the tWtntN-lourih
May. A. -. 1921 and recorded
Somerset County registry Of
BOOK $50, Page 30, conveyed 10
undersigned, n certain parcel
estate situate in JHcklutu fianta
the county of Somerset. helns b
and described as follows, Ia Wit
beginning at a stake on M
side Of the Canada road, Thence
erly along said Canada road on
dred forty three feet tli31 10 a
thence n%Orthcrly along said
road eighteen rods ok 10
Maurice Mateau. Theme" @fstel
said Mateau's 10 the East lin"
belonging to Adrian Norm
southerly along said Mattns ga
eighteen rods GS) to soIlh Ca
ner Of said Mortn's lot thenar
~ to point of beginning I'm
veYance being the same land 90
to Philippe Gilbert hy Joseph
by his deed recorded ina setntfSt
istrv Of Deeds. Book 3ln. Ial
and whereas the condition o
mortgage has been broken
Now. therefore. by reas9n
breach of the condition therttl
n foreclosure Of said mortgage
Dated this nth dtE Of Aasus
PHILIPPE GliRsEl
By chester II NILS
3w36 his attorney dulF amino
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u
Whereas Matte -
ridgewock. in the reagan od
and state of Maine tatg Of Son
deed. dated the nfnetao5 her MOD
uary A. D.. 1a6a. ANA nm day a
Somerset Registry Of tee9fded |
rage 3s0, conveyed +" ssfeaS Boo
Savings Band. the und,le Show
tam parcel Of real signed.
Dulld1ngS thereon. sit,.'ate wild
wock, In the said COM III Nor
to wit: b as n
/, Northerly by land Of u.
land occupied by inn. a I
land of Theodore peret " hite
by said Perkins land aIas' We
way known as The NJ The
road leading from Nar,.a35tih
Oakland; southerly by uast Voc
winch leads from said tfos'
riHdgsewsek; u" to f WaleI ie2ia4ioe from
by land of g. $. Hi ana q
e1ghty-hVe acres more ar cont
ing the same premises 1esst - 4
deed from Charles T. i9ls'
Sarah e.. Davis dated =
1877, and recorded in 5f4asihh7
Registry of Deeds, Roeisae -
III. and which were left
Matte A. Heagan by VIII - n
sarah f.. Davis; and wheres9ss n
dHion of said mortgage y
broken: mas
/. Now. therefore. by ressan
breach of the condition ~ n o
hogan Savings Bank eIaIms9i
closure of said morteaga"'i's a
this notice for that parI46ss al
Dated August -, A. -.
SkOWHEGAN SAVINGS n,
,mo By Cover < SBg b.
5W89 Its Attvs. duly a0ffa,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
BAEKRUPT'S PETITION FOR
CHARGE

In the matter of Charts N.
Bankrupt. In BankrunteE :,
TO the Hon. John a. Peters, ~
the District Court of The InlIep
for the District of Maine. a..
Charles NJ. SeWall Of t4l,cI,
the County df Somerset ana II
Maine in said District, respteliu,
resents. that on the ili}. DAY n
her. last past. he VA d1Ht. ~, ~
bankrupt under the Acts 9i =
relating to bankruptcy thal
duly surrendered all his pf9 lT
rights of property. ana mas ln,'
piled with all the requtrshaehis
Acts and Of the orders OF 'o'I'
ing his bankruptcy. 49,,
WHEREFORE he pray l,d,
be decreed by the Court r. nav
discharge from all dshis =
against his estate under sau
ruptcy Acts. except sueh 4T'',s
excepted by law from siaR u'
DATED this 18th day of Aitu'
1924. srV
Bankrt
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11

Myra Woodeock. are In charge of this
interesting booth. Ii was impossible
for the reporter to get the names OF
all the contributors of fancy work,
basketry. quilts. etc, but among the
exhibitors are Mrs. Harold Dover,
Mrs. Arno Lawrence. Miss Georgia
Hill and many others. Mrs. G. X.
Thompson has ancient china and Mrs.
Dover. beautiful basketry.. Again
Mrs. Ella b. Sanford OF Norridgewock
is exhibiting some of her magnificent
pictures in ancient Egyptian work.
While the BPW members have much
handsome fancywork in their display
Anyway the lady patrons will be en-
tranced with the showing in-this de-
partment. Mrs. A. r. Jewett and
Mrs. Morris Gledhill with their assist
ant were hard at work Tuesday gett-
ing the mass of beautiful and dainty
pieces in position.
ROTARY DAY
Tuesday was Rotary Club day, and
the members formed outside the gate
marching onto the grounds to the
stirring music OF the Boy Scouts Fife
and Drum Corps. which the club has
been Interested in and which has been
under the competent instruction of
John K. Jenkins Tor the past few
months. The Rotarians christened
the new dining room of the Method
list ladies' and were delighted with the
repast which was served them by
charming ,matrons and misses of that
society. The tables were decked
r,-;t L. go,v1n a,I tb1 nf1-iaV -a,r
and ate. and ate and sang. After
wards they made a tour of the fair
grounds. and il was a happy occa-
sion for all concerned.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
The big thing of the first day was
the entertaining Of the Boys and
Girls agricultural clubs who We're
holding their annual convention in
S%kowhegan that day. At midday the
long lines of probably two hundred
rural lads and lassies marched from
their sessions in the Municipal Build
ing to the grounds with the Boys
Scouts Fife and Drum Corps doing
escort duty. Picnic lunches We're
in order and round about over the
grounds they were enjoying TO the
uttermost the Inequalities of the fair
management. At 6 O'Clock they re
tired to the Grange Hall where Skow-
hegan Grange rendered them a ban
quet. Their exhibit which has al
ready been mentioned was one OF the
big things of the fair.
THE FREE FEATURES
Never before has the fair manage
ment given the people So much free
entertainment. The acts from the
Keith circuit included all sorts of
unusual features, such as high dives,
hoop throwing. clown acts. skating
features, where a girl swings by her
in many oyolutions, and other
varieties of entertainment too numer
Gus To mention. Halls Chariot races
were hummers and are being shown
only at the SkoWhcgan fair in Maine
this year. There are TWO teams OF
four horses each, and they go in for
real racing on the turf. 'Fhe Whites
Won. going the half mile in 104. which
Is IA second faster than ever before
IN a race course. In the running
another new attraction this
year in which two meH and women
on horseback. the woman
won out. making the half mile in 81
seconds. The Citizens Band played
literally. The high dive Is one of the
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
HIGHLAND

Ralph Dunphy who has been at
New Gloucester has returned for a
few days visit.
Charles Daggett of Dead River
passed thru town on his way home
with a fine pair of horses he purchas-
ed of Skowhegan parties.
Several in town attended the dance
at Allbee's Hall.
Lloyd Nutting was a business caller
in Madison Sunday.
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Methodist Church Reopens Sunday

All services will be resumed at the
Centenary N. E. Church next Sunday.
Sermon by the pastor at 1890. Bible
School at noon Epworth League at
G o'clock. Evening worship at Z
O'Clock. The regular prayer meet
ing will be resumed Thursday even
ing of next week.
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HINCkLEY

In the report of the Cornville High
school reunion. the words descend
ant Of in the heading were uninten-
tionally omitted. making it appear
that MIR. Beede is over two hundred
years Of age. No harm vas done
and Mr.. Beede is hale and hearty and
will not reach hat ripe old age for
many many years.
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ORDER OF NOTICE TEEN
District of Maine, Northern "

TaW
ON this 9Th dav Of S~rnteinl'I
1924 on reading the i"reR'3's }
ORDERED BY THE con H.
hearing be had upon the I'm ri
oath dav of 0rtohrr, {,
fore said Court at Hanso,, =
District. Northern IiNlsi2ni :
/ o'clock in the forenoon. az In In
thereof be published lh .' ,ri,
dent-Reporter, n ne" L'i aitaaio
said District, Northern - md
that all known errnl,''5 lar
persons in interest, may I5baw
said time and place, ana aiiy ara
II anv they have, why NJ q
said petitioner should ne, iPnRT
AND TT is FuRTllEk l t}i,'
nv THE COURT. that the ~, ar
send by mail to all KIM mis-
copies of said petition am Ma
addressed to them al "'t
residence as stated. tta II
WITNESS the HonoInpi,r com
Peters. Judge of the H. 1i31,q5r.
the seal thereof at b5hE9s, :
Norfhern Division Of sad l'l, 4
the Gfh day of SeptelubrI y
'"e VI" "' ISABEL SIliilalIAS ~ e
Depaiy Iie'
a a. true rue copy Of petition ana
thereon.
A'' ISABEL sB Bs1asy cid
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To the voters OF Madison, Scion, Ath.
ems Class District

| thank you for the support given
me on September 8 and hope ! may be
anle in a small measure 10 repay you
for your support in my behalf.
EDWARD l.. HIGHT
Madison. September II. 1924
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NOTICE OF FOREcLosrp,

WHEREAS, George eao,.
Bingham. in the County. ~ I'm ~
and State Of Maine. bx# MS ~ n9i
Deed dated October 2eth5 i4s9" o
corded in Somerset CounfY5p5Ss'..
Deeds. Book 375. Page a.ra'
Ada NJ. Steward Of tn. man.
Pleasant Ridge. in the eoifntr' az =,
erset and State of Maine = =
stumpage on a certain I5f#sr ~
land situate in the plaHfaf3.d' "a
Pleasant Ridge. bounded nm d.,
On the South by the Ce4aor5
line: on the West bv I,stsv
range One; and on the Norfb sa
by land owned by the central Y
ties Corporation. being Let IA
range one.
WHEREAS the CONDITION =
Mortgage has been brakep =
THEREFORGD by reason - H.
thereof | Grim a Forecldslgt ,
Dated At Bingham. Maine. fbi,
ty-first day Of August. III iq5
.ADA NJ. STEW
by ftoyden Y. BregIl
3w35 her attorney duly aut
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HARMONY

Mrs. f. F. Downs and son Daniel
returned Monday from a trip through
Massachusetts, via the beaches, where
they called on friends and relatives.
They report fine roads and a very
pleasant trip.
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SOLON

Miss Lucy Corsop of New York
City is In town the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Corson and other rela-
tives. She came by way of Montreal
and Quebec and came down with her
Gar accompanied BY two lady. friends
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marvels of the free acts, the diver
making a dive Of 100 feet.
THE RACES
Under the guidance of H. II. Lee
of Augusta, a favorite starter, with
such other officials as S. c. Robinson
of Skowhegan and II. L. Williams OF
Hartland, and W. d. Snow. Columbus
Burrill and James Nutting as timers,
there was some snappy racing.
In the 2.20 trot and pace, purse
$500, Chas. W. owned by c. j. Worth
en- & Son Of Bangor and driven by the
senior member of the firm. made a
new mark for himself of 2.15A. his
previous record having been 2.1612
He won the race in three straight
heats. In the PA trot, Talmena
from Boston. Mass. won the race in
three straight heats and the 2.11 with
only three starters was won by North
ern Mac. each Of the racers coming
under the wire in the same order at
the end OF each heat.
The summary:
20 TROT AND PACE-MAINE
SPINNING CO, $500
Chas. w, b g. by Charley
Hoyt, c. J. Northern &
Son, Bangor ............ / l ]
George Lee. b m, by Lee AK
worthy, F. G. Colburn,
Pennington .............. 3 ; }
Hollywood Yiceroy. b &. by
Joe Dodge. B. c. Wells,
Readheld D D D
Balen, b g. by Bingara. Les
ter Dore, Readville. Mass. 7 2
G. soule, il, Buxton -. 2 2 4
Fay S. g IN. by Red S, II. NJ.
Day. Gorham .....-...... 4 6 7
Tiny Wilkes, b g, Online
Wilkes, Jr.. Chalmers
Tracey. Norridgewock -. 6 4 6
Time 2.15A; 2.16A; 2.15A.
IA TRoT-ROTARY CLUB
STAKE $500
Talmena. b m. Lee Axwor-
thy, w. f. Newbert, Bos-
ton. Mass. .............. ! l
Benzol, Jr.. b G. Benzol. DR..
=. A. Bragdon, Springvale 2 2 3
+Alliewood The Great, b g.
Alliewood, Pottle Stable,
Portland , 3 2
Jack Dempsey. br e. Con
stawitt. A. Richardson, Jr.
Naterville .............. 4 dis
4Time allowance claimed.
Time: 2.12A; 212A; 2.13h.
I'll PACE-FIRsT NATIONAL
BANK-$600
Northern Mac. br &, by The
Northern Man. r. ID. Waite,
Lewiston ! !
Hanley b, br g, by James
Hanley. Lester Dore, Agt.,
Readville, Mass. ......... ? 2 2
Hilarious, b &. by Manrico
b. /. w. Pottle. Portland 3 , 3
Time: 2.15@: 2.14l2; 2.13.
SKOWHEGAN TEAM WINS
In the contest game between the
SkoWhegan and New Portland teams
Of the Somerset County League, the
score was 9 to 6 in favor Of the Show
hegau boys.
EVERYTHING SET AHEAD ONE
DAY BECAUSE OF RAIN
Because of the rain yesterday, the
events of the fair are being set ahead
one day. closing Saturday night, in
stead of Friday night. This decision
arrived at yesterday morning at a
of the society, with w. P.
Ordway, the president, presiding.
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Step on the P~lunger-AF7
Oil the Entire Car

To lubricatc all moving chassis
parts, you merely step on a plung-
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grease gun OF an oil can.
With this exclusive, patented
feature, you arc saved the fire.
Quent Inconvenience of leaving
your car for several hours for a
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The danger of neglected chassis
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Your car is altcdrS free from
squeaks and rattles. For One
Shot" can be used whether the
Tbe One.Sbot fabrication System is liccn
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11

Because of the rain yesterday. the
events Of the fair are being set ahead
one day, closing Saturday night. in
stead Of Friday night. This decision
was arrived at yesterday morning at a
meeting of the society, with w. P.
Ordway, the president, presiding.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
Downtown.

A very fine three-story residence
tuated in that choice section north
of Dupont Circle between Connecticut
and New Hampshire aves. This house
is well finished throughout and Is ad-
mirably adapted to entertaining. 1t
contains 10 rooms, 9 tile baths with
showers. sleeping porch, also . serv-
ants rooms and bath; large drawing
room with built-iu bookcases; hard
wood floors Throughout: tiled kitchen;
real open fireplaces; Pittsburg hot
water heater, and many other fine
Improvements. Reduced price, S23, 900.
Phone for appointment to inspect.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
Realtors,
1884 II 81. NV. Franklin 9o03.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COatlnueA.
FOR sALE-HOUSES.
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc,
l4l8 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5.
C0ntinued

N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc,
14lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5.
BUCHANAN STREET
nxto f the prs ssy us HOUSE sos nss: @ $ on % s 5 Isy % s E
is
1922 QUE STREET NV.
] e: @ &c To I % l ss: .:, S s ::r most
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
@ ss:' s: s'f $ ~ s a':
% into terms ns's. peerf wit" three apartments above
EMERGENCY sEsH fTR ss GAsp4IHy ks14 oprk HOSPITALS
~' HELP RAISE
.. n L. SANSBURY co. Inc .-~
1A1e f.. c.. ~ EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE" -oo,
OF THE WASHINGTON REAL Estate % Roar ''
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S12,5O 500.
lights parq nk ao % 'front.' M as iss @ w eight
.r os fT T ..a Ian sss = PARK rs ad
CHEVY CHASE-S128OO
p. nas % half %
% 1n sse er large bedrooms tile bath
-.- MT PLEASANT-S13o5O
s1P ss. as s @
buy buying you are " Inc market
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-S155OO
pds % dining rs rn 's % a9 3 | sh s's s ft @ % n
entire in perfect Condition ~ "
Mt. .PLEASANT-S17,25O
% % % % a y feet hide :~ tanning unusually large
r. WEST OF 10th ST-S235OO
sm I Rehsa % g @ % stf @
% M
LEE CRANDALL, JR, & CO, Inc,
Evening star., 1924-03-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Canffume0.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors,
lust of Chew Chase circ'

Just Off Chevy Chase Circle.
situated
desirable Location details
I suteT ha IS.n sy ss. M yns ,sS dining T
bedrooms
ss ns pTa se f n % ETC % humber % % sssss features
Dupont Circle Section
n the
contains
eectr
or woca
'6ass~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ VI 'nu"
Near u. S. Interior Building
strictly
sle5oo. Imm-
A REAL BARGAIN.
% TONED % reom % . s ea1crs @ pa1e @ % % R'
aectne convenient
~. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
dwelling rss less rs sas s fusa block % ole m s % 1 ss n pfs eH
outside
heat
buhtin, heated Lot 2sx115 Price,
CLEVELAND PARK.
a few minutes
(fourb fpo beakfas AM oak
attractive living buitn
heat eier lights splendid lot and with
driveway Price, $145O0 Terms
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
OUR NEW PHONE NO. IS MAIN $780,
BOSS & PHELPS,
"The Home of Homes
Main $500. 14l7 K Street.
Evening star., 1924-03-11

MT. PLEASANT
Six Rooms, Two Baths Garage.
Tsho is and he has consaueny
screened DsGes e9 GT
atrac tive hom
PETWORTH- -S10.50O .. =
tive
dg io sse Paed dee and alley A0t~a
TAKOMA -Bungaow-$7,o5O, $3.50 Cash.
homesn nctfa from
in
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.
Eight Rooms, Two Baths-Corner -
= = M han & , With I
width of house
T This wonderful
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-$12750
dresden
will q
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CORNER
Center-Hal Plan-$1 500
has s.t % s hs.. % and % % nsh,s GSs = front @
erit ale
lust OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.
howater
8 is
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS =
18th and K SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-03-11

49,. MASSACHUSETTS PARK
Restricted zoned Differently designed and priced detached
center and hall homes three eight bedrooms finished and
under consction-32nd and Woodey road Cathedral Ave
Hawthorne ST., Garfield St and Cleveland Ave
BRADLEY HILLS,
Wasingtons Country Club District the most beautiful country
around Washington Large Lots and Acreage Proper
ties Prices hundred people
are now living in or adjacent to Bradley Hills.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED
Dupont Circle. Potomac ZOO
Evening star., 1924-03-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

MOUNT PLEASANT
Just completed.
1747 Irving st. n.w. '.t
8 large rooms.
sleeping purches.
2 bathS.
Fireplace.
Garage.
Attic.
Oak floors.
Automatic water heater
Easy terms.
Apply TO YOUR OWN BROKER
OR
THRIFT BLDG CO.,
Union Trust Bldg Main 78S.
Evening star., 1924-03-11

REAL BUYS FOLKS.
Cleveland Park. Chevy Chase Colonial.
Rrick mo
IN ah, ltin U hardvo
~ ~ ~ WAN ''
Chevy Chase Brick Bungalow. Chevy Chase Bungalow.
cash. monthly
Five hot owater
Chevy Chase Crest,~D. c.
receipt
sarsge - -
TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc, -. : ...- L.
1906 18th Street NV. Phone Main 32S5:
Evenings Phone Franklin 1861 orsWest 318-T. .44=
Evening star., 1924-03-11

221 FIRST ST. NE, FACING SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
and 2car brick garage Hotwater heat electricity
newly papered and painted Price reduced to ST., ,5OO
$50 10th ST. SE-Bargan- rooms, bath and garage
Firstcass condition. Offered for quick sae-S525O
612 9th ST NEG and bath Electric lights
heating plant Inspection by permit only $780,
412 10th SE-8 and BATH garage for Eec-
trcity. $3.50.
LCWEEDON & COMPANY, ~
III B Street Southeast Lincoln 43.
-. MEMBER WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-03-11
BEST DOWNTOWN BUY-slO,OOO.

BEST DOWNTOWN BUY-sloOOO
s Dupout Circles nsmbered
h o
it a
. L STREET AT oth-S8OOO
be drce ussIth house
the fdowntoxn
miner hot rhet
a
1lth STREET. FIRST COMMERCIAL-ssooo
~ -
GEORGETOWN-$7,3 $500 CASH
sand
to make
,~ WILLIAM K HARTUNG & COMPANY
Realtors,
11O8 10th Street Northwest. Main 372
Evening star., 1924-03-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Near Soldiers Home.
$500. Owner desires to sell modern home
OF q rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; elec. lights:
located on beautiful corner lot. This Is one
Of the best values in the city. Very easy
terms. Address Box 236-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
$780,.

Monroe St. Near 18th.
The proximity of this home to the busy
shopping distr { OF upper 14th St, with its
excellent shops. markets and theaters, renders
IL very desirable to those seeking the utmost
IN convenience. Two-story brick, six rooms,
tile bath, hot-water heat. gas. electricity.
Owner has purchased another home and will
give prompt possession on reasonable terms.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 210O. l412 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-11

Near 10th and Allison SITS.
Six-room and bath tapestry brick, colonial
porch home; perfect condition; newly screened,
papered and painted; lot 40 TT. deep: double
brick garage. Price only $i1 500: $3 600 cash.
TH0S. f. FARRELL,
S37 Woodward Bldg. Main 1855.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
NEW DETACHED HOME.
$16,o50-CHEVY CHASE.

Beautiful corner. one square from the circle:
seven rooms. bath and lavstory: slate roof
buflt-in garage, large porches beautiful lawns
convenient to stores schools ETC.; ideal home
Call Mr.. PRICE, Main 2435
Evening star., 1924-03-11

NORTHWEST-SS3 $50, TERMS.
saursA
SOUTHEAST-So450 450-TERMS.
of
and tiled bath
10th STREET HEIGHTS-$11 o50-TERMS.
living dbt9E
NORTHW WEST-S13 3o50-TERMS.
a
two more
eand is wihou a
PETWORTH-Prce and Terms Reasonable
rooms
BROOKLAND-S7 85O-TERMS.
hor
n
MORRIS CAFRTTZ COMPANY, Inc, ;,
TAX K Street Northwest Main 617.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
Immediate Possession.

f15 Allison st. n.w.-Semi-detached. 60-ft
front to wide alley: garage. 4 large bedrooms
and sleeping porch. breakfast and kitchen
porches. all modern improvements; ideal loca-
tion; easy terms: any broker or owner
w. q. IRWIN.
6o16 39th ST. NV. Phone Cleve.. 1881.
Evening star., 1924-03-11

LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
nicely
INGRAHAM ST. NV.
every
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Double location o
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
wide ayenu am ~
splendid Reasonably $10O 54S
SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLANDS.
o
EMERGENCY AND CAsUALTY HOSPITALS
OPEN.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1415 Eye Street. Main 4752
Evening star., 1924-03-11
Modern Home-N.W.

$8. 900 modern home Of rooms and bath,
located In desirable white section; has parquet
noors. h.-wh., elec lights: very deep lot to
wide alley. Must be sold by out-of-town
owner. Don't fail TO see this. Address Box
23S- r, Star office
Evening star., 1924-03-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sAULs ADDITION. NEAR 14th
Detached home of rooms and bath: hard !
wood floors: a.E.i: in splendid condition;
$13, Geo. Address Box t40-R. Star ofice.
Evening star., 1924-03-11

.. MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc,
TAX K Street Northwest Mai
Evening star., 1924-03-11

NEAR SOLDIERS HOME. ON ALLISON ST.
n.w.-6 rooms, reception hall and bath hot
water heat. gas light. House in splendid CON
dtion. Price. $3.50. Cash required. $3.50.
P. +. CARLEY.
SIT Street NV. Frank 61a3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03
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rante toda la temporada, quieren lirai-
tar los autores media docena. .Lo la
mentable es, que la critica nos incuipe
de este.
% sEsta psted descontento de la
critica?
Peligroso es el tema. Ante TODD,
hoy que reconocer que la critica. en-
Espana es La mas honrada del mundo.
A mi entender, al igual de otros pal
ses, debiera estar en- poder de los pro-
fesionales del teatro para que fuese
mas opoItuna, mas al nivel de las cbras
que jlzga, dejando la alta critica
personas de indiscutible autoridad pa
ra determinadas comedias y genera
lidades... 'Despues de este ne de aliadir
que solo me preocupan los criticos que
seg6n su libre criterio, unas veces ha-
ban NAL otras hien. segdn les pa
rece la obra. iEsos son los que indu-
dablemerte pueden beneficiar Q per-
iudicar. Los que sistematicamente ha-
bian NAL, no hacen ningun dano.
--5Pasamos otra cosa?
Espere usted. lie voy a referir al
go curioso. Con motive del estreno de
tfEl fiI6n'', el critico de un gran dia-
rio de la ma1ana relataba ell argumen-
to. No me expIco como Sc enter6. pVes
10 que referia es tan distinto, en- Ell
1etalle Y en- las intenciones que me
.atribufa, que me ha dado idea para otra
comedia que estoy eScribiendo en- la
actualidad.
Para terminar, necesito una anec-
dota.
--GUna an6cdota?.. Vera usted. Re-
cuerdo algo interesante. De soltero vi
via yo en- una casa de husspedes de la
calle de San Marcos, sin ninguna como
didad. Si por las mananas abria Ell
balloon de la habitaci6n para que Sc
ventilara v ponerme a trabajar, me he
laba de frio, y determine establecer
mi despacho en- una mesa del cafe In
g. .es. inmediatamente la Ultima ven
tana de la calle de Sevilla. ALI lena