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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01

the University of Texas in Beethoven
Hall Thursday and Friday.
All friends of Mr.. Ling and the
members of the cast are cordially in
vited to attend. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Aurie Rowland,
Crockett S207, or Mrs. Duane Kar-
oyle. Travis 1854.
A program of music, readings and
addresses will be given during the
evening.
- - -
Mrs. George T. Southwell an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter.
Mabel Clair. to Neil o. Stair of Lul-
ing on Monday. November %, 1925.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stair are at home in
Iuling. Tex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
PISTOL is REMOVED
FROM PARKED AUTO

F. C. Butler. constable of Karnes
City, while visiting in San Antonio,
reported the theft Of his pistol from
his automobile. parked at Commerce
and Laredo streets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
DALLAS MAN INJURED.

DALLAS, Dec. 1.-OP)-LeN I.
Mercer. IS, Of Dallas, was in seri-
Gus condition here today after being
struck By IN automobile late yester-
day. he sustained a probable frac-
ture Of the skull and a broken hip.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

!. Wednesday-Mrs. W. NJ. Nor
+ gan entertains from 4 to @
+ o'clock in her home with a tea.
+ Mrs. r. r. Ross entertains from
4. 4 to 6 o'clock with tea in the
+ San Antonio Country Club.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
BULLETIN sVATo-voJrESsKY.
Podava: REV. STEFAN KocIs hlavny jsdnassr
e13 North Laleview Avenue Youngstown, Ohio
40. marca 1925.)

40. marca 1925.)
10 w, 1909 N. 9th st.
East Youngstown, Ohio.-Rev. J..
4 w. Krispinsky, 159 Reed Ave.
Elsie, ich.-Method Sefcovic, Rt
\ No. 5, Box 1873.
Emaus, Pa.-Rev. DR.. Juraj' M.
81 Petro, 924 Front Street,
Ford City, Pa.-Rev. Jan Marsa-
lex, Lock Box GAS.
Forest City, Pa.-Stefan Adamo-
vic, P. 0. Box 3.
Fort William, Ont. Canada.--Ig-
nae Kubala, 3O4 Robertson st.
Gary, Indiana.-Rev. 1gnac Ste
puncik, 425 West 18th Ave.
Gipsy, Pa.-Jozef Yurky, p. o.
Box 1913.
Glassport, Pa.-Anton Tisony,
707 Peach Alley.
Gloversville, n. Y.-Matej Lorenc
RID No. 2, Box "a.
Greensburg, Pa.-Michal Lusnak,
1912 Elm st.
Gutenberg, n. J.-Rev. VIM. Bis
korovanyi, $50 - Goth st.
Hamilton, Ohio.-Jozef Strapak,
~. S. Monument Ave.
Hawk Rum. Pa.-Martin Dugas,
p. 0. Box "a. -.
Hazleton, Pa.-Rev. Leo. j. Kro-.
ner, GOA N. Laurel st.
Zazleton, Pa.-Rev. Andrej Paw
co, 17s n. Wyoming St.
Higganum, Conn.-Jan Planeta,
r. F. D. Box 6.
Homestead, Pa. (Farnost' 'sv. An
N.Y.: Anton Gresko, C. Q. Rev.
c. J. Hrtanek.
Homestead, Pa. (Farnost' sv. Mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13

Menoslov jednatel'ov. Vel mi je
dolezite, ably jak udovia, tax al
neddovia Spolku sv. Vojtecha We
deli, ze kto je miestnym jednate-
l'om pre- ich okolicu, mesto a far
most. Lebo ziaducno je, ably sa
kazdy obracal, skrze miestneho
jednatela, jak ma Sprawl Spolku
Trnave, tax na Hlavneho Jed
mattel "a. Takto sa vyhneme mnohe-
mu nedorozumeniu, veci budu
tol 'ko rychlejsie vybavene. L.
dovia preto mech sa d6verou c.
bracaj1 na svojich miestnych jed
natel'ov skrze mich mech posie-
laid svoje poplatky atd'. Dalsie
lnena jednatel'ov su:
Cleveland, Ohio.-(Pri farnosti
sv. Andreja): Slovak Benedic-
tine Fathers, 5l03 Superior Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio-(Pri farnosti
sv. Martina) Ludvik Brezov-
sky, 24Ss East 23rd Street.
Cleveland, Ohio.--(Pri, I" farnosti,
Fanny Marie MilosrdneD: Jan
Prokop, 22O3 Auburn Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.-(Pri farnostit
sv. Uadislava): Karol Stefan
Gin, 1OO12 Mt. Auburn Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.-(Pri farnosti
Mar. Panny Marie): Jan Stefa-
nov, 1921 Dunlap Ave.
. Cleveland, Ohio.--(Pri farnosti
sv. VendelinaN: Payel .Vojtko,
2O41 w. Doth st. . ."
Cleveland, Ohio.-(Pri farnos!i
sv. Vendelina): Rudolf Zajac,
BOIL Hancock Ave. .
Clifton, n. J.-Rev. ,Anselm Murn,
O. f. NJ, 143 Aclerman Ave. I
Coaldale, Pa.-Rev. n: j. @Tdrna, !,
AZ Ridge st. .-...,.. =,
Connellsville, Pa.-Rev. S. Mora-.
vek, 9OS w. Crawford Ave.
Crabtrec, Pa.-Rcv. Method She
silk, O. S. b., Westmoreland
County.
Detroit, Mich.-Rev. Jozef Zali-
bera, 9071 Center Line.
Donora, Pa.-Rev. Jozef p. Stra
ka, SIS Thompson Ave.
Dunbar, Pa.-Andrej Szepessy, p.
O. Box ia, Fayette County.
Dunmore, Pa.-Rev. NJ. c. Bernat,
324 Ward st. !
Duquesne, Pa.-Louis Goldman,
41S SO. Duquesne Ave.
East Douglas, Mass.-Andrej Bonn
bara, p. O. Box 4o1.
East Douglas, Mass.-Jozef a. Vi
rostek, ?. O. Box Alb.
East Chicago, INDIAN Reppa
ST., 1910 Grasselli Ave.
East st. Louis. Ill.-Frank RlSa-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
YoUxasroWHsKf sLovINsx1 NovIMY

II pondelok vecierok Y Brittany
Inn svojim zamestnancom, ma kto.
rom, po dobrej veceri, G. III. Yahr.
ling d'akoval zamestnancom "a
ich vernost oddanost'. Tato spo-
locnost veri v peknom zachadza.
nj so zamestnancamii a test sa L.
spechu. Toto bol uz druhy vecie-
rok v poslednom case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13

ale prenasledovani budl TAXI kha-
ii, ktori by body pastierskeho Ii
stu chceli prakticky prevadzat
totiz odopierat spoved', sobas,
krst pohrab takym katolikom,
ktori prislnchajn do socialist
ckych a komunistickvch organi-
zacif.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
"Kulturny boj" zazehnany.

"Kulturny boj" zazehnany.
Krajove zprayy znej1 tom smy-
sic, ze tax zvaneho "kultnrneho
boja' nebude. Politicke strany
sa usniesly ma rezolucii, re stat je
svrchovany a cirkev musi sa dl'a
toho riadit'. Biskupi, ktori pa,
stiersky list vydali, a kiazi, ktori
no cital, prenasledovani nebudsi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13

chala) !: Jan Severa, 129 18th
Ave.
Hooversville, Pa.-Michal Czech,
P. O. Box 81. 81
(Pokraeovanie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
VECIERoK YAHRLING-
RAYNER MUSIC CO.

Popredny obchod youngstown.
sky hudobnymi nastrojami, Yahr.
ling-Rayner Music Co. usporiadal
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17

Miss Beatrice Pomeroy and Miss Annie Lathrop are on d vacation trip.
 Miss Gladys Chaffee. student nurse u the Boston City Hospital, is vIsit- ing her mother on School street.
 Lieutenant Jerome Andrews of Farrows street is at the reserve of ficers training camp at Camp DeYens for two weeks.
 Mrs. (. B. Gaseoigne, Mrs. Frank Thorburn and little daughters Bar bara and Deborah, leave today for several weeks visit with relatives ia Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Vandale of King street have been entertaining Mrs. Nandale's sister and husband, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Tucker of Southbrldge, formerly of Putnam.
 Misses Marion and Lillian Warren and Miss Elizabeth Russell leave this weekend for two weeks vacation through Nova Scotia. including visits to the Eyangeline country and the lakes
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Ballard and little son of Winthrop, Mass, are the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs j. Richard Carpenter. and Mir. and Mrs. N. 4. Ballard of South Main street.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE THEIR ACTIVITIES

Oscar Bouthillette was Worcester vIstof one day last week
 Mr. and Mrs Leroy Tripp have been entertaining Mrs Tripp's sister, Mrs. Steere of Apponaug
 Miss Edith Carpenter of Wilkin- son street has been entertaining her sister Mrs Inez Van Iderstine of Worcester.
 Mir and Mira. Clifford Meier and little son If Wyoming. N J., are yis- ting Mrs Meier's parents, Postmaster and Mrs Archibald Macdonald of George street.
 Leroy ]. Tripp, employed al Bug bee and Wolf's store. with Mrs. Tripp, leaves this weekend for a two weeks vacation with relatives in Boston and other places.
 Stephen Tripp. son of Mir. and Mrs. Lerov Tripp of Arch street, left Mon- day morning for Boston where he will spend some time with relatives. Before returning home he will visit relatives in Apponaug and Manchaug.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17

Daniel Trudeau and Carl Nelson are pending week camping at East kiliinely Pond
 Mr. and Mrs. c. W Clifford sr. and son James were Providence visi- tors last week
 Willimsntic Camp Meeting and Institute will be held this year from August 15-23 inclusive.
 Mir. and Mrs George II. Platt of Grand View are entertaining their grandchildren. Marion and Harold Rudowsky If Nalhalla. \.
 Herbert Miles has returned to this city after spending two weeks with his family who are at their cottage at Lake Winnipesaukee. \. H.. for the summer.
 Isaac Champeau, Miss Bertha Quinn. William Nandale Mrs Will liam Jarvis and Miss Nellie Gordan, of the Bugbee and Wolf Store are having two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Henry Maynard and son Les ter, and Miss Jennie Perrin left this city Monday for an auto trip to Dem yer. Col. where they will visit Dan iel Perrin. brother of Mrs Maynard and Miss Perrin. They will be gone several weeks
 Mrs William Holland and Mrs Addie Holland of this city entereain- at a luncheon last Thursday The special guests were MT and Mrs. A. C. Hall and Miss Gertrude Hall of South killingly Ii was the twenty third wedding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Hall
 The following is taken from the Westerly news. Norwich Bulletin. of Wednesday: Miss Esther NJ Wilson of Putnam. Conn. is entertaining II Pleasant View Beach this week Miss Dorothy Dodd of Chestnut Hill. Mass. and Miss Beatrice Kenny of Newark \ j.. all three being class mates u W Nellesly College
 Miss May Eddy. who lives in the family af Mrs. George Hawkins. when stepping ta the eufbing at the Haehee corner. after crossing the stfttt Monday afternoon. somehow shipped and fell disiocatine her right wrist hG king her glasses and badly etulS.He her. She Ws treated hv Dr aafrg and then taken to Mrs flaw ain home
 Mira Dexter Crawford of Williman- tlc formerly of this city, has been a suest of Putnam relatives this week. Mir and Mrs Crawford and daughter. Mss Eleanor, have recently return. ea from an extended auto trip through Virginia. West Virginia. Richmond and Washington. D. e. re- turning by way of Valley Forge and Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
 The following is taken from the Aliiimantie news uf the Hartford Courant of July fS, "Fredrick II. Platt of Putnam, who has been seri- ously n at St Joscph's Hospital. thls city, has recovered sufficiently t0 moved to his mothers home here. Mir Platt hopes Co be able to resume work at the II k II Silk Company. Putnam. in about three weeks.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17

L. E. Richardson and family have moved to Warren, k. l.. this week
 Major and Mrs A. D. Mcintyre were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mcintyre of Mantle.
 Mrs. Perry Wilson returned Mon. day from weeks stay at Pleasant View, R. l., with her son and family
 Mrs. Charles Rawley and Mrs. Tho mas Rawley were the guests of rela- tives in Slatesville. R. l., last Thurs day
 Mrs. Mary Johnson of Woodville, Mass, is spending few weeks at the home of H. w. Thompson, Woodstock aveune.
 Miss Lillian Warren returned We'd nesday from spending two weeks with Mrs. J J. Russell at Juniper Point. Maine.
 Mrs. Florence Bosworth and daugb- ters, Misses Ada and Thema, left Tuesday for a few weeks vacation at Manomet, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
In the Churches
Methodist Chureh Notes

Rev N B. Burton, Pastor
 i committee consisting gf Rev. Mr. Rnrfnn and I Thamas Bell was appoint a! Sunday h maet with Il similar com mittee from the Congregational and Baptist churches to make plans for holding union services during August. Monday evening Mrs. Burton's class. sixteen in number, iined at thu French River Inn in sfechanicsville. he din ner was followed by a business meet ing and social. which all contributed to q very enjoyable evening.
 Tuesday the Rho Delta Class met at the home of Mrs William Hall on Walnut street
 Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid Society held lawn party on the church lawn Cake and ice cream were sold.
 Thursday the prayer meeting as us- ual at 50.
 Friday evening the QunehaHg Cir cuit League meets at North GfasYen= ordale 4 delegation Will go from our church
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17

Frank B Stanton was Tn New Lon don Tuesdays
 Miss Nellie Weston of Worcester called on Putnam friends Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. Armand Laehanee and son, Henry spent Sunday VI tlsh- srvIile Mass=
 Ralph Gahan of Main street spent the weekend with friends ia New London
 Mir DuhameI and son, Eddie, and Mir BuhameIs sister spent Monday iH Providence.
 Mrs Charles Poulin was the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Maurice Kelley of MlllimaHtle Tuesday.
 Miss Giselic Tourtellotte of Main street is visiting with relatives in Providence this week.
 Miss Ella Farro~s of Springfield is spending her vacation at her home on Woodstock avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. Rice of Maynard street spent Sunday with their daugh- Ter, at St. Nineents' Hospital.
 Mrs. Fannie Burton of Woodhury, s visiting her son, Rev \. E. Bur iaH and family Of Grove street.
 Dewey Tctreaui, of Mechanics street spent Tuesday and Wednesday With friends in Houghs Neck. Mass.
 Mir and Mrs Rudolph Muire of l Bridge street spent Sunday with friends at the Providence beaches.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward BeiIerose and saH ef Hartford spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs Edward Girard.
 Mir. and Mrs Ernest Tetreault and little daughter of Main street spent l the weekend with relatives ia Nor- cester.
 Mir and Mrs. George Anas and family of Mechanics street spent Thursday and Friday in Boston with relatives
 r. W Hill of Woedstoek avenue 8as sold his property to Mr Beaufe- gard of Providence and has moved ta Webster
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Duffy ana .aH af South Main street spent tht weekend with relatives in Holistot and Worcester.
 Miss Veron,ea coGtee of South Man chester ls visiting with bef Wra1d alA=slAAAt5At 4tAAe AAatA AtNAAt AA AAs44- lsaeet this week
 Ovid St onge is taking the plae, uf Robert RnhltaIiie at Eeciatrs store while Ar kabital[le ts taking tWs weeks vacation at Nlantle
 Misses Agnes and Mamie Masor were Providence "Wednesday at teH8iHe the funeral of their sister Miss EliEa Mason, formerly of Put nam
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Hughes ant i daughter. Virginia, of Manchester IN II spent the weekend with then fFarguts Mr and Mrs Frank Der nier of Providence street
 Mrs ] B. Carlson and family oi Manchester Conn. are visiting Mr and Mrs G 6. Carlson and family If Walnut street They leave sun day for 2 weeks vacation at Button i woods, k |
 Leonard Beausoleil is spending a two weeks vacation at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. David Reausaleii of Harrison street His boat the <, S Anters. is station cd iu the New York Harhor
 Msss Lillian Lev~saue of uxbridge and 0mer Houle 0f Vaudeville were the guests of Mir and Mrs. David BeauSoleil and Mir. and Mrs Charles j PUutin last Sunday Miss LevesQue was < former resident of Putnam and T1 will he of interest to many people who know her that her engagement to Mr H0ule was recently annoane- led, the wedding to take place some time in Auauet
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, theatre closed
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
CenErsgatIeaaI Charsh Nois.

Rev James f English. Pastor
 70. 90. sunday morning service hy Rev r English The pastor will speak on Complete Prayer
 1900, Church school F. E Will Hams, superintendent.
 Monday, July 20 q parish reception for Rev. and Mrs James F English at the home of Mir and Mrs $ NJ Wheel oek. from x t0 l0 All who can are urged to attend
 f3O Wednesday, senior choir re hearsal.
 go Thursday. Church Night. Rev James r English, leader Subject for discussion will be The Devotional Use If Che Psalms
 The members of the Alpha Delta Glass and friends are invited Co a so- cial Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Grace Nikoloif.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
Baptist Church Note.

Sunday July la. morning ergiee at f6.8u. with sermon hY Rev. r N. fHck vo0d pastor
 Ati2 m.. Btblr sehool # Amrz. superintendent
 | F. m=l 8auuH peoples zHIsIee led hF MlH Mabel z Thompson. subject sH5feaH AaHeH If tHe Bible
 Af |. Ha evening worship Wtf sermon hs he Ha faf
 Ihafs48s a# 6aa r. ms md ei HNHEHr HUHN ice
 Friday at 5 ! m.. ehaIf feHsaf=al.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
st. M.rr. Chureh Ne,e,

Rev Charles r Bedard, pastor Rev. Adrian Dykeman and Rev. Ar thur Routhier, assistant pastors Masses are celebrated on Sundays at the following hours o'clock. o. clock. 9-l5 o'clock and 103O o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
At the Theatres
NiclnrN

Tonight and Saturday. Priscilla Dean in tThe Siren of Seville
 Sunday night. Fred Thomson 1T "The Bandits Baby
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
Bradley

ItF NUFFF
 Tonight and Saturday. Eleanor Boardman and Matt Moore iii "The Way of a Girl "
 Sunday night, Reginald Denny in "0h. Doctor
 Monday and Tuesday, Patsy Ruth Miller and Antonio Moreno in "Iler Hushands Secret
 Wednesday and Thursday Leatrice Joy and Ernest Torrenee in "rhe nressmaker From Paris
Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17

Entered as Second Glass Matter at khe Postolfiee at Putnam. Conn. ac- sording to the Act of Congress. subserip,ion Price s2.00 per Year
 Payable in Advance Single Copies Five Cs=s.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23
worth at Lee Street Methodist

worth at Lee Street Methodist
Church, Americas Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maxey, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Maxey, at Aries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wicker,
Mrs. James Maxey, Miss Sallie
Wicker, Geo. M. Wicker, Mrs.
Ernest Coker and Misses Eula Kitch
ems, and Maudelle Pennington, at
tended Quarterly Conference at
Salem Thursday.
Mrs. R. H. Stubs, of Thaelon,
and Miss Mary Alice Stubs of AL
bany spent Sunday morning with
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23
NO MORE RESERVED
SEATS AT PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, Sept. 22.-Owners
of the Pittsburg baseball club again
asked the newspapers to announce
to fans still hopeful of getting seats
for the world series games here that
there isn't a chance.
1.-THE reserved seat sale is posi-
lively closed" said SecrC tary Wat
ters. "The space is all gone, and
there isn't any more. 1t is useless
to ask. All money orders and
checks are being returned"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23
CUTOFF

Mrs. Lizzie Bedenbaugh and sons
Oscar and Eenry, of this commun-
ity and Miss Kate Allen, of Ogle-
thorpe were Americas shoppers Sat
urday.
Miss Janilu Holloway, of the A.
and M. School, Americas, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Holloway.
Misses Carolyn Brooks of Ideal,
Janilu and Frances Holloway, and
H. S. Brooks, heard Bishop Aims
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23
Mrs. A. ]. Pennington.

Mrs. A. J. remington.
Mesdames J. A. Smith, Drury
Norris, Annie Jordan, and Miss
Bessie Coker, were Americas shop
pers Wednesday.
Miss Mary Edgar Hart, of Ella
vile and Robert Stubs of Albany
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. J. Holloway.
Misses Allebelle and Carolyn
Brooks, of Ideal, spent Monday
morning with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
.Coker.
]. H. Rhodes and Owen Barwick
spent few days at Glenwood, last
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23

Police believe Henry Horn, big
negro, is the midnight marauder,"
who has been terrifying Nashville,
Tenn, for the last four weeks. The
maruader, wearing a mask and ar
mored vest, has been attacking wo-
men in their homes and cutting the
threats of their husbands. Horn was
shot in the thigh when attempting
to enter home, but denies he is
guilty of the crimes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23
week.

week.
Lester Kitchens, was a visitors at
Spaulding Sunday afternoon.
J. A. Smith was looking after
business interest in Americas Sat-
urday.
Miss Bessie Coker, spent the
weekend at Anderosnville the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Hollo-
way.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23

Grasshoppers have been found on
mountain Summit as high as $4,000
feet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-23

You can't charge the flappers
with lack of ingenuity. This
Cincinnati miss says balloon irons
ers and one of those many colored
sweaters the "sheiks" are wearing
make an ideal costume for flap
per.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
NEW APARTMENT,
451O GEORGIA AVE. NV.

Corner Allison st.
Three and four large. airy rooms tile
baths with showers: all modern conven-
ences Bus and door. Rents.
$50 to S65 90. Representative premises
from TO 80 and 10 80 pm. Phone
Adams fIa0-J.
THE ANALOSTAN
I.lS CORCORAN st.
Desirable Housekeeping apartments at un-
usually loW rentals
> rooms and bath ..... -. - : 80
3 rooms and hath ...... ...-.... :. 80
". II. WEST COMPANY.
y gtiDp
Evening star., 1925-09-18
RENT R9OMS-UNFURNISHED

llo7 MASS. AVE. N.w-Three room apart
ment: electricity. hot-water heat: very lew
rent in exchange for little homework 1s.
221 ST NW.-Three second floor rooms.
sink. Ink. elect. private bath. S3%
Evening star., 1925-09-18
II y J .'III -. -'I"ITI .I.'7TV
THE HAWARDEN,
14Ia r 81. wv
HI, GLADSTONE,
WANTED-APARTMFNTS.

NORTHWEST SECTION Ink APT
with slreplng porch. $50 private nome pr-.
ferred: fur. or uufu-. Phone Franklin o19%.
mornings co.
BY YOUNG COUPLE " ROOMS ANn
kitchen. with private bath. not over So
month. Address Box 213-X. star Office.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. THREE, OR
four rooms. kitchen and bath. for thrre
adults: also garage give price location
and floor. Address Box Igi-A. star ottiea
WANTED-FURNISHE APARTMENT FOR
Winter months or to June: require , heq-
rooms. baths. or equivalent and well fur
nisnnd: best Of care ana references given.
V. w. VAN FLEET. Address Box 95-S
Star office
Evening star., 1925-09-18
RENT ROONS-Sl;Ht:RBAN.

OAK ST. AND PARK AVE. Lyon PARK. Va
Nicely furnished room, garage. breakfast
telephone; new house: ami. gentleman ct
-,,,.,ts,s 20 ,ou-r %.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Afth MEN fS-t Nf ftRNtSHtD.
1HE JEFFERSON.
Several most attractive hou.ekeepiny: ?
and /" bath most aesss5iG 90 o'pf 70 90
Fo'''Fs Resident sIie Manager on Premises: o9
Ole 15fTh s.. St " Esi ooHFA> Il 1900.
,-KoCks ksBoRo-REETs REDUCED.
modern improvements; elevator service,
room and kitchen. entrance hail.
room, rooms and Kitchen. bath closets. g g oa, Q"
Going rapidly; lndnre on premises.
suite. room and kitchen. bath.
suite room. aad kitchen. bath. sou"
closets. entry hall. ...-.... ..... 90
cIosets entrance hall 90 90
EIsV"fPs sas ;eTSTe FEftpT Efstd,Gi FfzTr
Groom housekeeping apartment. so or >
4-room house keeping sparlment 100 o4
5-roon, housekeeoinz apartment. I1oot
1902 PARK RD. NV -
Very reasonable: near lith 81. tron"7s
room, % ',''tara' iarse housekeeping. na,h
roo r"9n. " large. bousekeepfnE hath - - y.
M1Dbtx, MARSHALL MOSS 4 NALL6Rf.
I1os 1s,h s. Main 500 !.
CLIFTON TERRACE.
Largest and fines, ,Trnup Of ants south n
New York. Fireproof throughout. 300 ante,
board service. hardwood floors. tile bath.
everything up to the minute. Opposite Cen
trail High school. Magnificent { rms. rec,
halls . Dorches numerous lighted closets.
Act quickly See Mrs Brodt. center bid
Office. 4th and Clifton St.. NV. Phone
NEW. MODERN. FIRFPROOF BUILDING
, and 1 iarge airy and sunny rooms.
porches: 24-huur elevator service: rents re7-
sonable. Inspection invited. 1924 18th
HARRY A KITE, INC. ".
Main 1876 1915 81 NV. %
1861 MASS AVE.
a few attractive apartments IN this DOWN.
| town building.
rooms. kitchen. bath. porch so \ Sh2 %.
l room. kitchen. bath porch. SOB & S6@ So
Resident Manager on premises. .-
als 18th St. : Main 5000 ..
THE HAWARDEN,
| l4Ia r ST Wv
THE GLADSTONE.
| lf"2 R = NV
| all large outside rooms. bath. p",cn c'sval"..
l349 KENYON 81. ~. -
I New freproof building J and rooms
| Apply 10 lsntors. lH'
THE kFLEHEK.
1909 10Th ST
| room and hath Is and bath:
| ne. corner 10Th 81 and FLORIDA ave "a
! Rents Reszopa-is
| Representative on UremtEeE from u ~
| 70 J n r and from 2 n. 10 = ocln,
Evening star., 1925-09-18
FFh' IT. 1T ~NFT.L 7 NINIf'-N-N =
g26 | 9Th st y w
.nEAI WITH 4 REAIT0R

DELIGHTFUL 1O-ROOM. g.
bath home. one block Chevy
Chase Club; 54-acre eNpensivelx'
developed lawn: q months "a
year lease. II. TUDOR MON
SELL. Investment Bldo.