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New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
VETERAN HARNESS MAKER
ONCE WELL KNOWN HERE
John Ii. Gardner, Former Local
Business Man, Passes Away
ut Kankakee, Ill.

John L. Gardner one OF the rion-
eer harness makers OF this section
OF the state, whose shop on Main
street opposite Commercial street,
was the stopping place for scores OF
farmers In the early days of the
city's history, died IN Kankakee, Ill
nois, last Saturday,
Mr.. Gardeners shop was visited by
people from all over Connecticut in
the COS after he had purchased and
placed In front OF his store a life
size and lifelike wooden horse. now
the property of John McInerney who
was associated with him In business
and who later bought the store.
He left New Britain about 20
years ago and made bis home in
Kankakee. He retained membership
in Court Charter Oak, +. Of A., IN
this. His only surviving relative is
a son, John L. Gardner, Jr., Of New
York city.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
II certainly do not" Reinen re.

~ certainly do not" Reinen re-
turned.
The witness said two courses we're
open at the time the danger signals
were to be observed first by steer
ing a course so the ship would stay
without drift: second TO let the ship
under all circumstances drift to the
left.
WAS there any pilot in the
United States except yourself who
could have saved the Shenandoah ?"
asked Rosendahl.
Yes, Commander Lansdowne for
one" was the reply.
Coming back TO the valves and
helium, Eosendahl wanted TO know
If Heinen during his time with the
the Shenandoah had ever noticed a
hesitancy TO valve helium.
Must Save Helium
Even in my own brain" the
witness said. there was registered.
a necessity to save holiun1' and not
to valve UP to the last possible mo-
ment
Then it was a question of iudg-
mont when to valve?"
Yes"
Were Won or any one called 10
account for valving helium?"
Not In the open"
Captain Heinen disagreed With
Colonel William Mitchell that there
should have been parachutes in an
| airShip, he said with emphasis.
IT might modify that by saying !
would not allow any OF the present
type to be place aboard the ship"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Hartford Man Officer
Of Natl, Safety Council

Cleveland, Oct t. PS-Charles f.
Scott. director of the Bureau of
Safety, of Chicago, was elected presI-
dent Of the National Safety Council
in convention here last night Mr..
Scott is veteran in the public
safety movement In the United
states. He succeeds G. +. Auel,
Pittsburgh. Other officers elected
were; Vive Presidents Charles Z.
Hill, New York; A. w. Whitney,
New York; David Van Setback,
Hartford; Lew R. Palmer, New
York, Major Henry A. Reninger,
Allentown, G. B. Auel, Pittsburgh,
C. T. Pettibone. Boston; treasurer,
Harry e. Weber, of Chicago, and
mana ging director, William II. Cam
oron. of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
ORDER OF NOTICE or HEARING

District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court,
September 29th. A. u. 1898.
Estate of Andrew Lawrence late OF the
town of Berlin. in said district, deceased.
Upon the application of Lee Lawrence
praying thai as executor he may be au-
thorlzed and empowered to sell and con-
vey real estate standing in the name OF
said decedent as per said application on
file more fully appears, II is
Ordered, That said application be heard
and determined at the Probate Office In
New Britain. In said district, on the 9Th
day Of October A. ID. 1875, at 3 o'clock
In the forenoon. and that notice be given
Of the tendency OF said application and
the time and place Of hearing thereon, by
publishing this order In some newspaper
having a circulation in said district, and
by posting a copy Of this order on the
public sign post in the town of Berlin. In
said district, and by giving notice to all
parties In interest, either personally or by
mailing to each one, prepaid postage, a
cory Of this order, and return make to
this court OF the notice given,
Attest:
BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
ASSESSORS NOTICE

On or before October Is, 1925 all
persons who are owners of personal
! property subject to taxation In the
| City of New Britain, Conn, are here
| by notified TO file a Tax List properly
made ont and sworn to with the
Board of Assessors at their office.
The following property Is subject
to taxation and must be listed under
a penalty for failure to list the
same:
Horses. Mules, Thoroughbreds.
Neat Cattle, Oxen, etc, Cows,
Three Year Odds, Two Year Olds,
Yearliugs. Thoroughbreds
Sheep. Goats. value exceeding 800
Swine, vaule exceeding SIS.
Poultry (No. of Fowls) value ex-
ceeding SIS.
Dogs.
Carriages Wagons, etc. Bicycles.
Watches. Diamonds, other pieces
of iewelry. value exceeding s25.
Household furniture, of any one
family. value exceeding $500.
Private Libraries and books, value
exceeding $500.
Pianofortes. piano players, phono-
graphs and other musical instru-
nents, value exceeding $25.
Farming tools actually and exclu-
sively used in the business Of farm
ing upon any one farm, value ex-
ceeding 5000.
Mechanics tools, actually used by
the owner in his trade, value exceed
ing $500.
Excess of credits over debts Of
merchants, including individuals and
partnerships, but not corporations.
Bonds. Mortgages and other notes,
Credits. other chooses IN action.
Cash on hand, money on deposit
in bank in this state or elsewhere,
except deposits In Connecticut Saw
ings banks, savings department Of
any Connecticut Trust company or
savings department of any Connecti-
cut National Bank, value exceeding
$500.
Taxable personal property subject
TO listing not mentioned in any
printed item above.
The Assessors will be in session
for the purpose Of receiving such
lists i'll Room 206, City Hall, on Oc-
tober LIST and each week day there
after up to and including October
/ 5th from $3.50 a. m. to 500 p. m.
and October 3rd, 10th and 18th from
p. m, to Q p. m, In addition.
FRANK NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
JAMES J. BUTLER.
FRANK DZICZEK.
| Dated at New Britain, Conn
this 2Sth day Of Sept. 1925.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
100 Scholarships Are
Assured by Bankers

Atlantic City, \. J, Oct. l VI
The American Bankers association
concluded the general sessions of its
annual convention today with suffi-
cicnt subscriptions on hand, or
promised, 10 assure the establish
ment of at least 100 $1,000 scholar
ships in economies in American COL
leges and universities, Total sub
scriptions received at the beginning
of the session we're $4GS.225. but as
ISOLATION officials believe that suf-
ticient additional pledges will be re-
ceived to bring the sum to $1,000
900 making 200 scholarships possible
before the campaign is officially
ended
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
SURVIVOR OF FALL
ONE Of Those Who
gave RE|NEN DATA
Continued from First Page)

Heinen again was cross examined
by Lieutenant Commander G. F.
Rosendahl. senior surviving officer
and one of these held by the wit
ness to have failed to heed danger
signals long before the ship got in
to the storm,
Made Mistake
Asked as to what he thought of
Commander Lansdowne as an
aerologist, Heinen said that officer
was we'll versed in the subject, but
that on this occasion he made a
mistake in Judgment because he
had not a wide enough experience
in his past.
what is your opinion of Com
mander LansdoWne as pilot"
asked Rosendahl
My opinion was of the highest
and still is" Heinen said.
Switching back to the weather
Rosendahl asked;
DO you consider it safe to fly
through a thunder storm"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Bank. Teller Admits
That He Took Money

Newark. N. J., Oct. Rl-Charles
NJ. Sutton, "a, teller Of the Iron
bound Trust company today pleaded
non vult to a charge of embez2ling
s2S,5OO from the bank before Judge
Caffrey.
Sutton Is married, the father Of
two children, and lived at Avenel.
He was preparing to move to fair
ly sumptuous home in Montclair
when arrested last week.
In his confession Sutton told de-
tectives that he had spent the money
on luxurious living and entertaining
women other than his wife.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
AUTO KNOCKS WOMAN DOWN

Mrs, A. Schultz of IS Maple street
was struck and knocked down on
the west side of the park yesterday
afternoon by an automobile driven
by Louis Squillaciote Of 16 Maple
street, squllaciote reported the &C
cdent TO Sergeant Matthias Rival ct
police headquarters. saying that the
woman stepped from the curb into
the path Of his machine. She es-
capped unin.iured.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
MERELY COINCIDENCE.

London, oct ! Pl--Ihe report
from Constantinope that the Turks
are calling further troops to the col
ors and the announcement in Lon
don that The British will maintain
a strong fleet in Near Eastern waters
for the next few weeks are explained
in British official quarters as being
merely a coincidence, and as having
no significance, AS far as the fleet is
concerned, it is only engaging II
maeuvers, the officials say.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
PRINCE INVITES GARY
TO ELEPHANT RIDE
Head Of U. S. Steel Corp. Has Hos
pitality Repaid In Novel Form
BY Maharajah of Kapurthsla.

New York. Oct. / R-Ruler of
American industry host to one of the
wealthiest princes of India yesterday
when Ebert II, Gary, chairman of
the board of the United States Steel
Corporation entertained the Mahara-
iah of Kapurthala at luncheon at
the Bankers club.
Mr.. Gary's hospitality was repaid
by an urgent invitation to journey to
the state of Kapurthala to attend
the Maharajah's fifty-second birth
day party on November "a with
rides on elephants caparisoned with
half million dollars worth of jewels
and exhibitions by dancing girls.
The eastern ruler whose revenues
are estimated at 100000 a year
Is travelling incognito. He arrived
here after a tour of South America.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Caillaux Denies Any
Idea Of Getting Loan

Paris. Oct. / Pl-Reports here
that Finance Minister CaiIlauX might
improve the opportunity of his debt
funding trip TO the United States TO
seek a new loan are get at rest by
crblegram received from him by The
ministry to6ay,
II did not come to negotiate any
Joan wi atever and Fave refused g
listen to any oVertures on that sub
ject." the message said. II anti or
lie you 20 deny any such reports in
he nreSS"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
City Advertisement
Change In Grade on West Side Of
South High Street:
City of New Britain, Conn.

City of New Britain, Conn.
October /, 1925
TO whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Compensation and Assess
ment Of the City of New Britain, has
made the following appraisement
and award of damages and assess
ment of special benefits or better
ments, caused by the change In the
grade of the west side of South
High street, VIZ:
South High Street
West Side
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

THOMAS l.. STANTON, former pro-
prietor OF the Empire Garage, has
leased the wash stand at the Hotel
Burritt Garage and Will open Mon
doy for business.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

Patent leather shoes which shine
with mother-of pearl effect, are
being introduced in England for
men.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Augusta Oswald VS.. Edward Oswald
Superior Court, Litchfeld County
September "A, 1926
ORDER OF NOTICE.

In the above entitled action, since
it appears that the whereabouts of
the defendant are unknown, and
that the plaintiff has made all rea-
sonable efforts to ascertain it and has
failed, it. Is
Ordered, that further notice of the
tendency of this action be given by
publishing this order Of notice in the
New Britain Herald, newspaper
published in New Britain. the last
city in which tho defendant is known
to have resided. for two successive
weeks, the first Of which shall be not
later than September 80. 1925.
BY order Of Court
WHEATON r. DOWD,
clerk
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

There are but 1000 Church OF
England clergymen under IS years
Of age.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

SWEEPING CAR REDUCTIONS OF THE
NEXT TEN DAYS
A FULL LINE OF EEcoNplr1oNrp
USED CARS
We GUARANTEE TO SAVE You, At
LEAST 500 TO $500 ON A CAR
THE LACK OF ROOM MAGISTRATES
TIE TREMENDOUS sAcR1F1c
TRADES AND TERMS CONSIDERED,
1895 chrysler sport touring.
1883 Cleveland sedan.
1883 Maxwell sedan.
1898 Maxwell touring, 90
1898 Nash touring. .:
1898 Overland touring
1894 Fords (s.)
1873 Cadillac touring T-pasa
1870 Cole ''S', touring, 1-pass
1854 Hudson ssdsr. b.rasa -
1913 Hudson coach. s.psss,
1924 Hudson coach. s-pas..
1888 Hudson coach. Spas. s
1883 Husson sp.,dstsr. Spas.
1884 EsssI coach. Spas g
1881 Overland sedan.
1891 Overland touring.
THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES o..
iss ARCH 81. PHONE 1sI.
-.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
RENEWED roRps

RENEWED roRDs
"
1874 Tudor sedan ~, at SS1k.
1924 Roadster (5). at $500.
1922 Roadster 90. at 500.
1929 Touring cars t5). At SIS.
1921 Coupe at $3.50. .'
1873 Coupe at s2zS.
1873 Ton truck. (stsks sidss). At
SlS5. ~,
1924 u ton tpansl body as SITS.
1893 Ton express At 5000.
OTHER CARS '~H''
Paige. 1918. 7 passenger touring at
$3.50.
REQ, 1919. touring car. 8 passenger,
at SEQ.
Liberal tsrnas % all the above cara.
AuToMorIvn SALES q SERVICE CO.,
100 g. MAIN sr. rHoND AREA.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT. e.,
1923 Ford coupe.
1893 Ford sedan,
Ford tourirss 90. LAts
models.
1898 Overland touring.
1881 Overland touring SIS:
Cleveland roadster.
1928 Overland CLOSED delivery truck
1919 Buick touring, SIS.
R. c, RUDOLPH.
AZ CHERRY ST. PHONE .ot1.a
MAIN st. PHONE nst.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

CLOSED cARs-oF UNUSUAL VALUE.
BRAND NEW MOON ALSO DIANA
SEDAN BOTH 1926 CARS. OLDsMo-
BILE 1924 SEDAN REFIEIsHED.
AARON G. COHEN. INC, 1856 PARK
ST. HARTFORD, CONN.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
AUTOMOTlvE
Autos and Trucks For sale

LOOK s-BUIcK, RUNS GOOD SIS. FORD
.. SEDAN sl7b. JEWETT 1894 CoU-
Pc $3.50. HUPMoBILE TOURING gx-
CELLENT ORDER $3.50. LEXINGTON
SERIES IS TOURING $3.50. MAEr
OTHERS. AARON q. COHEN. INC.
1855 PARK ST. OPEN EVENINGS.
HARTFORD, CONN.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

ALFRED J.. THOMPSON,
City Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

NORTH BUILDING.
3 Apartments Of reception room,
bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath, SO to $50.
2 Apartments of reception room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath,
$50.
CENTRAL BUILDING.
2 Apartments of reception room,
bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath, $40 to $S5.
| Apartment Of reception room.
8 bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and bath,
$3.50.
(Furnished.)
z Apartments of reception room,
bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath, SIPS.
SOUTH BUILDING.
l Apartment OF reception room,
3 bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and 2 baths,
$50.
z Apartments of reception room,
bedroom, living room, dining
room, kitchen and bath, Sis
to SIPS.
2 Apartments of reception room,
living room, bedroom, kitchen
and bath, SIS to $50.
Office:
Center Building,
5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
Phone Adams 1890.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

PAJLSEN- RALEIGH HOTEL. 1908 18th
ST. n.w.-Single and double rooms. carefully
prepared meals. individual tables. use OF
hub, music and large lounge rooms within
> minutes walking distance from the heart
Of Washington. Room and board. $40 to
SIS per week Music with meals. All this
for your convenience. Meals only - Week
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1852 3Oth STREET
Groom apartment in modern building. in
excellent condition. Just vacated. Very
reasonable at S42.5O
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THE STRATFORD.

THE STRATFORD,
2OlO Kala. Road NV.
Very desirable apartments in
this high-class building, ranging
in size from two rooms, kitchen
and bath to five rooms, kitchen
and bath, These apartments
have all large outside rooms and
are well arranged and modern in
every detail. Excellent elevator
service.
Apartments open for inspec-
ton. Very reasonable rentals.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main $500.
1417 "k" Ct NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tContinuedo
sSo Saaso ss sr bath Eoes
well heated: south porch. --22 .
TWO T,s,u,I Rooms; BATH; LIB. CLEAN. CON- CON-
7th st NV. Col. 1ie5,J.
lil3 NJ ST. Nw-FRONT APT. THREE
rooms. Ink. modern. hot-water heat. eiec'
NEATLY FURNISHED. MODERN. TWO
room ant. front. 113 Bird st. ne.
CALVERTON. APT. COLUMBIA RD:-oNE
large room. kitchen and bath. each 1urnisneeae
comnle tie: entrance hall and large closet. 22
316o 18th ST. Nw-Two ROOMS. HITCH
ENETTE. bath: second floor. front: very
n,Gc syS7annted couple. clean. permanent; sso-
LARGE LIVING ROOM, MURPHY.BED
best est, northwest location; vel heated S"o'
LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNIS + ID
room. in apartment. 1924 Connecticut ave-
ADJ: : :, D n
ment two rooms kitcaenette and bat, bath y $500
block ConneGtlSnt aye aye G,e y, dnTpns Week
1920 R ST. APT. 227-l ROOM; NH iaN.h :.
rnette and bath. front: completely furnlsne9
EXCELLENT location: references. Pot. leoo. 20
S4b-COZY GROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH.
s, aaitI' heat. aG1 y. y ave: 22.
1908 MONROE ST.-COZILY FURNISHED
living room. kitchen. bath, oil heat: mod
WANTED - COUPLE FOR BEAUTIFUL.
furnished apt, near Dupont Circle, with lazy al
ut all day West 171-W. Frank. GALL: go
; OR 4 ROOMS. ALL MODERN CONVEX
fences: reasonable: near Lincoln Park. 327
44e B ST. 5. E-a OR RMS, NV H,
cleo; reasonable. >
92o NEW YORK AVE. APT. 2-.3 ROOMS.
>.tchenelIe anu bath; sell for $3.50: rent.
So. 80.
THE BRADFORD. 1900 < ST:
l and = room apis with k hes a;ive,'
and cleo !.
yANTED-ONE GIRL TO SHARE LOVELY
apartment: expenses reasonable: cooking op-
Ant. 4l3. Coplry Courts.
70 CAREFUL. RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE;
'n attractive we'll furnished apartment, 3
kitchen and porch: thoroughly equipped Tor
1naseSes ping; central intaIlSn setepn9Gn s,i
Potomac 46a4-J after pm. or address
Box 65-E. star office.
1852 CONNECTICUT AVE.-NICELY FUR
aished apartment, living room. bedr
kitchen, bath; electric range. Price. SS5. 25'
25ls 18th ST. n VINO ROOMS. KITCH-
enette; first hoorr front apt; close TO Cen
1912 KENYON ROOMS. KITCHEN.
private bath: $50 includes gas. electricity,
--elephone: attractively furnished; private
E mSs REsRA al vh APAsT
-four windows, southern exposure,. bed
rooms, Ilfhlns room. kltchenette. hatn.
porch. electricity hotwater heat, continuous
hot water. 1899 KilbOurne pl. NV.
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT. COMPLETELY
furnished for housekeeping: electricity !;
sink hot-water heat new house employed
ouple. references: $40. Adams 46a9W.
Oh ST S.E.-THREE NICELY FUR
r.shed rooms and bath. newly papered: all
'nnd"rn innrovcr1euts adults. go
1888 COLUMBIA ROAD. 2 OR 3 LARGE
ooms. With hGth Coz. l01BJ.
l4oI COLUMBIA ROAD, APT. .3l2-oNE;
room kitchen, bath. balcony: to married
aOuple
THE TERRACE,
324l y Street NV.
Broom and bath apartment. completely fur
nished; excellent janitor service S55.
CAFRITZ COMPANY. ,o,.
14th & X. Main 9OS0.
I44S GIRARD ST. NV ROOMS AND
oath: nicely furnished
GEO. w. LINKINS.
1888 De Sales 81.
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AP AILMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
VERY DESIRABLE UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHATHAM COURTS,
1874 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
rooms, reception hall kitchen and bath,
$40. 90 and $500 per month.
All-night telephone and elevator service.
BLENHEIM COURTS.
1870 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
2 and 3 rooms kitchen and bath. $4,000
and 10000 per month.
CORTLAND. 1850 EUCLID ST. NV
4 rooms. reception hall, kitchen and bath
and pantry. All-night elevator and tele
phone service. $4,000.
DARLINGTON. 1908 24th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath ........ $50 90
RAYMOND Sl4 22nd ST. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath, $50 90 and
sos. 90. The whole building. interior and
exterior. newly done over and electrified. new
and modern lighting fixtures
VENTOsA. LIST AND SITS. NV.
9 rooms. kitchen and bath. $40 90 and
$1,000.
All OF these apartments az
Bliss Building, IS b street Il
and Columbia 442.
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The RHODE ISLAND. 1887 X. l. ave. NV.
--I.arge. warm. front double rooms new
paper and paint: convenient location. easy
walk Govt dents. Large. old English en-
trance lobby Beautiful dining room: excel
lent board and room for $40 to $40 each
Nor
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1904 VERNON ST
On car line. near shops. schools theaters
rooms and hath. INCLUDING HEAT
LIGHT AND GAS. S55
MOORE & HILL, INC.
$50 18th st. Main 1174.
OLE End ST. N.W.-3 EXTRA LARGE
rooms and bath. S45.
94o I4ongfellow st. n.w.-3 rooms and
path. S52 so.
KIngshoro Apt. 18th, and Girard SITS
Ill2 H st. NV rooms and bath.
500 end st. n.e.-i rooms and bath. S45
319 eth ST. s.w.--5 rooms and bath S35
49, NJ. }. RAINE.
32S Investment Bldg. Main 1897
FOR COLORED
lO32 9th ST. ne:-Corner, apartment 5
rooms and bath. electricity and gas. SAT so
1000 Ord ST. SCI rooms and bath S35
NJ. J. RAINE,
32S Investment Bldg Main 1877
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Nam Az
COLORED
SIS: RMS. BATH, ELEC, SIS; 2 RMS,
R M p FEE $50 FF FEA ETsN EHabS
o Bgc IIE vS & GR ~ E "
THE TIE 4 AE 81: S'M.
Ta and Ia. hss Ssf bu
ss7 and IA ons
n''-n s;.s aD ~ FHE " wIs To sr NV
-Four sif Rooms ms k dA bath and reception
hall nice outside perch re
ana s9 and lsa g. SsFSsi
A. $: A Sg2kp IF
Mai, as4 eaa Inves tine sn PISS, SITS NV.
1 1s2s a ST. ! NweRa s Mw;M. s sc
s9SS 7th St. rvs rms: g. fur fur: SsS
s'0 . 81. D.s Is SAS E. Is ysREA WV
1884 T, ST; N,w-sEcoND FLOOR. Q
r rms bath saI h % For rent to white or
eo'0'e'' JAMES F. SHEA,
643 La. Ave. NV.
AVAIL YOURSELF OF
OUR AUTOMOBILE
SERVICE TO INSPECT
THESE APARTMENTS.
THE CLINTON.
1925 @ St.
'00ms anu P THE EMERSON. ''00'oo
1924 Belmont Rd.
4 rooms and bath: elev. ser $1,000 & $75. 90
rooms and 2 1923 wis Wis. 's Ave-. 800 90
Q rooms anu ? 1924 wis. AVE: 's00'oo
. rooms ana oa' ESQ a 81 4''oo q So0'oo
rooms and i4 Sashb f Rfsss5sss
: F00ln' @n0 P The MADERiA. '~'''o'
707 22nd St.
y f''D'' anu ' 1925 18th ST. ''''''
Flee, newly installed. s,o
rooms anu oa' Zoos Il sT 'Soo'oo
s rooms and 1 Eash okEa:: AYE sRs:oo & $4,000
4 rooms and bath. .S45 90
All apartments are in
Splendid condition.
7. BENSON THOMAS CO.,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING. ..
702 End. ST. NV. CORNER OF G ST.
Beautiful apartment with rooms and bath :
all 0utside rooms: heat and hrst.class jsnitoY
''Fvacs furni'hfaa 81: j rent RAf S9Iy $50.
32S Investment Bldg. Main 1897.
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Observation-Disclosures

room. gas ncluded--SlG.0O anu $500
DORCHESTER. 400 10Th ST s.W.
: rooms. .....-...-.-- 5000
PENHURST AS IL ST. NE
: rooms. kit. and bath $4,000 and $500
rooms, kit. and bath .......... so 90
Splendid apis. newly papered and painted.
VICTORIA. 14.h AND CLIFTON SITS. NV.
rooms. Kit. and bath $500 and $50. 90
The best apis. in the city for the money.
Telephone. switchboard and elevator service
DUNSMERE 1923 14th ST. NV.
. rooms, kit and beth. 500. 90 and $50 .00
per month. Very desirable.
LA GRANDE 607 4th ST NV.
3 rooms kitchen and bath ........ $50 90
rooms kitchen and bath ......-.. 1000
1882 HARVARD ST. NV
D rooms. kit. bath and porch $1,000
and $500.
, ready for occupancy. Apply
w. Telephones Lincoln 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
1920 ONTARIO RID.

Opposite the Ontario Apt.
Several new apis. of 2 and 4
rooms with bath. in excellent
location, two blocks from 18th
and Columbia rd., near two car
lines. Rent, $3.50, So5.5O and
5000, on monthly or yearly
terms. For inspection see resi-
dent manager, Apt. l03. Call
Adams 1888.
Low RENTALS.
1871 Morse St. NE.
ROOMS AND BATH
RENT. $4,000
024 Eye St. NV.
3 ROOMS AND BATH
RENT. S35.
IVA A St. Sc.
3 ROOMS AND BATH
RENT. $3.50
11O8 d St. Sc.
R9 RENT. ASP SOB. Bath.
622 10th St. S.W.
8 Hq anNr. A ssS.o BATH
]. DALLAS GRADY,
so4 I iath d Is NV
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OVERLOOKING MONTROSE PARK
Beautifully arranged rooms in modern
building. the Westfeld. 1920 ST. NV
rooms and bath for $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
Observation-Disclosures

1880 PHELPS PL. WOODROW APIS
on Conn ave. bill: house keening. and
- rooms with bath and real disable recep-
ttlon hall; Only Q vacant Elevator service
very moderate rental ApDly on premises.