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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-05

EVERYTHING adjusts itself in this life
When tn auto threatened t. starve
out tn horse doctor along comes tn
Airedale dog. Next t. a smoke in
spector l don't know O. nobuddy that
gifts fewer results than tn fool killer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-05

CONTINUED on page %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20

John @. Tilson, de Connecticut,
quien ha adquiridO merecida
fama en- la Camara de Repre-
sentantes y que Sc, cOnsidera
con mas probabilidades que
ningun otrO para Ocupar ell
puestO de Speaker.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
Il ELNUfvODICTADOR

Tenemos un nuero Dictator que
d4sde hace dos amos ha sentado
sus reales en- Puerto Rico.
Como los Dictadores son contun-
denies en sus ordenes y procedi-
mientos, ell Dictator Portorrique-
no ha ordenado ell desembarque en-
.estas playas de una gran partida
de !driles- de puro hilo Ingles, de
diferehtes dibmos y colores.
Ell CoRTE INGLBs, que es ell
tinico Dictator de la elegancia mas
cu1ina en- Puerto Rico, no siente la
necesidad de ordenar, sino que un
simple aviso a su clientele de que
tenemos va, los driles para la pr6x-
ma -ttemporada de verano es suf-
ciente, porque en- Puerto Rico va es
sabido que para .vestir con comodi-
dad y con chic es imprescindible
Ell solneterse a la Dictadura de Ell
CoRTE INGLES.,
PARA Ell cALoR QUE Sc APRo
XIMA NO HAY MAS SAsTRE-
RIA QUE Ell CoRTE 1NGLEs.
cALIDAD, ELEGANcIA, Y PRE-
CLOS RAZoNABLEs.
Ell CoRTE INGLEs
LA FABRIcA Y sAsTRHRIA DE
MoDA EN- PUERTO RICO.
No equiVoque la direction. esta-
mos al lado de la barberia Ell FL
CARO-, y frente al ediflcio Ell
MUNDo. ~a
Telefono 1923. San Imam y
GALE San Jose No. 5 P. o Box oo1
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
La eduCaCl0n moral en- las esCueIaS
(Por Emogene sandford simmons)

(Por Emogene Sandford Simmons)
Padre de familia, 5qu6 te pre-
ocupa mas en- cuanto al porve-
mir de tn hijo, su inteigencia o
su corazon? IQue quieres hacer
de el preferentemente, I'm hon.
bre honrado un personaje influ-
yente, rico, ilustrado?
Senior comerciante, ique clase
de empleado necesitas; efciente,
instrIido, que liable mucho in.
giles, que juege con los nimeros,
un hombre integro, leal y celo-
SO de su deher?
Ciudadano, Gque classes de 60
bernantes necesitas en- tn pue-
bio; lumbreras de saber u honl-
bres de sentido comun bien des-
arrollado, sordos al soborno Y a
los egoismos personales?
Los parrafos que siguen, ira
ducidcs de un notable articulo
pubucado en- 1913 fortaleceran
contestaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
NoTAS DE HUMACAo


FL .dia Is de los corrientes Sc he
y6 efecto una conferencia escolai
en- la escuela Juan B. Hnyke del
barrio Candelero, t6rmino munic;-
pal de Hunacao, organizada por, cl
maestro especial de agriculture.
Jose Angel Rodriguez y los profe.
sores Carlota Marcano, Petra Mef.
cado, Regalada Rivera, Maria Anne
liza Maldonado y C&hdtdo Berries
A la una de la tarde di6 comien
20 el acto, Que heInos de califlcar
como brillantisimo, dado Ell ndmeco
de intelcctuales que concurrieron a
traer sus sabias ensefanzas nnes-
ira musa campesina
Despu6s de una breve presenta-
cion por ell Sr. Rufino Vigo, ell
1cdo. Traveller, Director Escolar
de Humacao, pronunci6 un brillante
discurso. sus palabras estuvieron
saturadas de optimismo, exhortando
a los padres para que cooperen con
e. maestro, y asf conseguir ell 6es
arrollo Intellectual de nuestra isls,
base de su bienestar econ6mico, so,
cial Y politico.
Ell conocido flnanciero v hombre
publico y. Vicente Ortiz trajo la
consideration del auditordo, que lie
escncaaba con una atencioa rehgio-
sa, la necesidad de desarrollar nues
tras industrias para conseguir nues,
ira Independence econ6mica
ReciblJnos sabios coilsejos sani,
tsrios del enthusiastic joven Santiago
zMaunez, q1ien no desperdicia estas
oportunidades para propagnr lat
ideas que le ha eneomendado su de
partamento
/ FL sr. Molinary, empleado de
departamento de agriculture pre-,
sento metodos practices sobre e]
cultivo de los frutos memories Y e
culdado de los animales domesticos
En- un lenguaje sencillo Y al al
cance de Ia mente de nuestros can
pes1nos logr6 interesarlos en- H. OBJ
tenclon dc mejores semillas mo
dos de cultivo para aumentar l.
production.
FL asunto relacionado con la eclu
caclon dc nuestros nif3os, dandc
enfasis al desarrollo intellectual d,
Ia mujer, fu6 diseutido @por ell sr
/ Delfin Lopez Rivera. opinamos
con. Ell Sr Rivera que esta prepare
cion en- Ia mujer ayudaria muchc
en- el .desenvolvimiento moral po,
ser ella Ia que con una vision am
plia de la vida, podrfa cultivar me
jor los sentimientos, educandole e.
corazon a La juventud que SO le
1 vanta.
Junto a las notas del violin de
Fabery, llegaba a nuestros oidos la
dulce voz de la nina GenoveVa We
lazquez, quien .recit6 una de esas
poesiaS que nos transportan a las
regiones del ensueiio.
Complete el programa de esta su
bime justa del saber, las recita
clones de las ninas Lidia Larruz
Julia Marquez y las pleas selectas
ejecutadas por la orquesta
Antes de marcharnos nuestros
hogares con nuestras mentes Llenas
! de nuevas ideas para seguir luchan
do en- pro de la instruction, ,fuimos
cbsequiados por los profesores quie,
nes nos dispensaron todo genero de
atenciones
iBien merecen que cooperemos
con ellos en- la labor que Sc lie ha en-,
comendado, porque ell fruto que de
clio Sc derive contribuira al meio.
raai.ento de los individuos v al en-.
srandecimiento de la partial
coRRESPoNsAL
Humacao. MARIO II, 1925
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
L. M. s.

''El nero desarrollo de Ia inteli-
gencia no es bastante para hacer
la vida feliz'.
Ha dicho I'm notable pedagogo que
solo hay. dos cursos realmente gran
des en- La educaci6n americana: Len.
guaje instruction moral. Dtcho en-
forma mas alnpia: Ell idioma YER
nacrlo y Ell desarrollo del caracter
Uno es e1 medic de expression indi.
vidual. E1 otro produce la fuerza
inicial de esa expression. Gran pro-
greso puede ser a1canzado en- cual-
quiera de las dos sin instruction de-
defnida, pero solo en- casos especiales
puede ese progreso alcanzarse sin el
esfuerzo correspondence.
Ademas, Ell nero estudio de las
matematicas, los idiomas y Ia cien-
cia, no produce las cualidades ne,
cesarias para hscer la vida feli2
salud, utilidad, bllenas relaciones
dom6ssicas y sociales--estas cosas
no son Ell resnltado del estudio en-
los libros de texto hoy en- boga.
Recientemente, para determinar
Ell valor relative y comparative de
los factores que contribuyen al exi
TO soneti6se. la question un
ndnero de notables hombres de ne
gocics. La opinion general fne qns
un 30 por ciento depende del estudio
previo del ramo trabajo que sc
realice y ln 70 por ciento del ca
rdctsr personal. Es decir, que en- ell
nlundo de los negocios, Ell caracter
personal es dos veces tan eficiente
como la preparation tecnica.
De 20 puntos mencionados por ell
gran financiero Frank vanderIip en-
el American Magazine" al deter
nlinar "c6mo decidir y cuando au.
mentar ell salario de un hombre'',
dtez y seis eran cualidades de ca.
rscter. En- otras palabras, en- todas
las actividades dc la vida, la habili-
dad cs 1aenos solicitada que la hon.
radez. La inteligencia sin Ell ca
racter es un peligro. La religion sill,
| Ell caracter. un engafio. Natural
mente ell comercio, ell gobierno y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20

las sociedades necesitan hombres in
teigentes y capacitados para name
jar SIS problemas 3ifIciles, pero es
mayor Ia neceSidad de hombres in
munes al soborno por Ia inti,nida-
cion, el halago o el doseo egoista dc
aumentar sus biencs personales.
Estudiemoa el asunto en- fcr,na
concreta, jDerivais mas feiicidad
de los conocimieatos que de la geo.
grafia tlene vuestro hermano de su
constante simpatla? iQae os preo-
cupa mas, Ia habihdad de I'M amigo
para sumar largas columnas de nut
meros su inalterable lealtad? 6Que
eS mas vital para vuestro propio
bien, las conjugaciones del latin o
Ia algeria que os permita yer 10
mejor de todas las cosas? Los CO.
nocimientos de los hbros y La eff
ciencia personal no resuelven por 81
solos los problemas de la vida dia-
ria.
GEs entonces nuestro tan cacarea-
do sistema educational solo so por
ciento efciente? i9a marchado has
ta la fecha en- direction err6nea?
Hombres pensadores 10 d1cen y es-
tan pidiendo que Ia educaci6n del
caracter no Sc excluya por mas item
po del progrma de las escuelas pu.
bicas. Ademas, afirman, que tlesde
el punto de vista econ6mico, con-
viene, es decir, cdesta 7nenos edu-
car los nifios en- honradez, crden
Y economic que sostener1os en- las
carceles y asilos ST crecen EN- medic
de costumbres deshonestas y fnara
de ley
Aceptamos, por tanto, que Ia
ensenan2a moral es un factor @desea-
bic. y tai vez necesario en- La edu-
caci6n. Ell problema Sc presenta
entonces en- sus varios aspectos de
6poca, lugar, agente, materia y me
TODD Es indiscutible que la mejor
epoca para cualQuier clase de ms
tIucciones es Ia rihez; la temprana
y la mejor porque los vehfculos son
mas plasticos y facilmente noldea-
hles. Es indiscrt1ble talnbi6n quo
el mejor sitio y Ell mejor agente son
antes que NADIA Ell hogar y los pa
dres. Aqui, sin embargo, Sc presen
ia el conf1icto entire La teoria Ia
practica. No todos los padres, es-
pecialmente aquellos de Ia clase ba-
ia en- cuyas5 casas Sc siente mas la
falta de Ia instruction moral, dis,
ponen del tempo necesario. Mas
reducido es el ntlmero de los que
tienen la hablIdad " Ia cultura ne
cesarias; Muchos carecen de, incli-
nacion y lnltchos mas de sentido CO.
min Asi como en- Ell trabajo voca-
cional la escuela ayuda sistematica
naente, asi debe proporcionar los
elementos con que el hogar no pue-
de contribuir para la instruction
moral Ell maestro debe en- este SEN
lido ocupar el sitio quo corresponds
los padres, 81 la escuela ha de
ser una preparation para Ia vida
practica, Ia comunidad del salon
de clases sdebe ocupar en- la vida del
nifio el mismo sitio que la voluntad
popular y Ia opinion ptblica ocu-
pa en- la comunidad de hombres adul-
ttos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-20
NEVERA ELECTRICA
"FRlGIDAIRE"
@2 IS
cOMPLETA
La DELCo. LICHT COMPANY

LA DELCo LIGHT COMPANY
fabricantes de Ia nevera electri-
ca FR1GIDAIRE de la cual hay
mas de cuarenta funcionando
Ell Puerto Rico, nos avisa que
ha puesto en- ell mercado una
mas pequena, muy a prop6sito
para fan1ilas de cuatro o cinco
personas., A la vez nos manifes.
ia que no. podemos contar con
mas de DIEZ de este tamafio
durante el verano pr6ximo de-
bido' a Ia gran demanda en- los
EE. UU.a eis 5-
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Folding Ironi ing
Boards. M a d e of
good quality lum-
Der, easy to fold up
and put out of way.
Special
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Electric Hot Plate.
Made of sheet steel.
Black japanned fin
ish. Porcelain coil
TOP. Two-burner
size. Special
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Ncsco Oil Heater.
Smoke1ess and odor-
less. One gallon size
tank. Will heat a
good size room.
Special
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Utility Can. Made
of heavy galvanized
tin. Corrug ated
style. Complete with
cover. 13-gallon ca
pacity. Special
Evening star., 1925-01-27

OF excellent materials,
both plain and figured in
the best decorative shades.
Beautiful draperies can be
made of these popular
fabrics.
Your choice of 36-inch,
45-inch and 5O-inch widths.
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-27

All Metal Clothes
Hampers. w h it e
enamel finish. Me
dunn size. Will fit in
small space. Spe-
cial-
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Secured for this sale at
far below their regular
market values.
Evening star., 1925-01-27

Electro SiIicon
c o m b i n a ton. g.
ounce jar of cream
and l polishing cloth.
Fine for all kinds of
silver and m e t a |
ware. Special
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

win, Mr.. Marvin Taylor, Elliott Jenk-
ms, Elmer Jacobs. Total number Of
books given i4l. state grant As, pur-
chased 30. total number 81 additions
2i9. missing 3. gain Of 2l0. Mum
Der on shelves 70 date $3.50.
Miss Wiley, a. usual. has taken care
Of the magazine section, this year
collecting s77.33, providing Us with
fwenty-six Of the best current periodi-
Gals. Eight others are given, two
by Miss Lewis and one each by Miss
Crosby, Miss Sheldon. Arthur Wilks.
Mrs. Oscar Munyan. Mrs. Goodwin.
and the w. G. T. Y. Also connecti-
cut and United States agricultural
bulletins, containing much valuable
information. are sent US regularly.
Miss Sheldon reports the circula-
ton as fellows: Fiction 1911, non
fiction 1,239, juvenile 1906, maya
zines 2.057. circulation from main
library 9.4l3, gain Of 3s3 over last
year. schools 29i. total circulation
e.704.
Fees and fines have amounted to
x37ss, expended x2.69, balance on
hand s35f9.
Respectfully submitted,
SARAH A. MUNYAN,
Librarian
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08
WEST THOMPS SON

Mrs Henry Hebcrt IS confined TO
her home by illness
Mr.. and Mrs. u W Brayton and
Eleanor spent Sunday with Martin
Hogan and family at Putnam.
Mrs Charles Guile and son spent
"Wednesday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Maynard at Putnam.
Mrs. Virginia Allen Of Dayville
and David Cote Of Danielson passed
the weekend with George l.. Madaga
and family.
Mrs. Thomas White is suffering
with the grip and her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Groves and Clara Of Tops
field, Mass, are here taking care of
her
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church served one Of their
fine cold meat suppers TO about two
hundred people last Tuesday evening
After the supper a very nice enter
tatnment was furnished by members
Of the Methodist choir Of Putnam and
Louis Battcy gave several nice read.
ines which all enjoyed very much.
The ladies are pleased that they made
about S65 besides expenses
There have been several Mayhasket
parties here the past week On Fri.
day evening the girls from the sew
inr room Of the Beaehmont Worsted
Co. hung one 90 Miss Lena s. Marie
ami gave her string Of pearls Sat
uEdaF evening Miss Rose Alma Ma
daga had very nice basket froh
her parents and brothers and sisters
and several friends, Sunday evening
George Breaalt had basket from
several af the young people. They
all had nice time and nice refresh
ments were served al an the parties.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08
Annual Meeting Library

The annual meeting 81 the Library
was held Monday evening. Three
new trustees, Mrs. Bradford. Mr.
nunning and Mr. Marvin Taylor were
elected in the place Of Miss Wiley,
Miss Elicit and Mr.. Arthur Mills,
whose terms have expired, Mrs
Frank Decker is the new member OF
the Library Committee. Mrs n C.
Paine going off and Miss Lewis and
Miss Wiley remaining The Librar-
ian's report which was listened TO
with great interest. was as follows :
Report Of Thompson Library, Inc,
for the year ending May list. 1925.
At the close Of this. the 23rd year
If our Library. We have nothing
startling or unusual TO report We
have had busy year. More people
than ever before have pBtronized the
Library. The almost universal owner
ship Of automobiles has brought those
farthest away within reach Of the
library. We have registered ias new
borrower. making the number of
borrowers for the year 4s3.
While We have not sent as many
collections Of books 20 the schools, as
/ In years past, We have had more pu-
pills come TO the Library Groups Of
children, dozen or more at time.
come from the schools in Grasvenor-
dale and North Grosveuordale. We
/ have derived fiiurh pleasure IN seeing
/ their enjoyment Of the library and
their delight in going 10 the shelves,
where they see SO many books they
do not know which 70 take first. The
high school have not asked for as
many books this year. but consider
able reference work has been done
fof the students Those going In the
bus come Go the library and get FOR
others. as well as for themselves. thus
the books have gone into nearly all
the school districts ia town The
Quadic school has had one loan ~
books and have Just had second
+ one The Howe Marot School faculty
+. have been among our best patrons
+ Miss Mnrot asked II one II her
pupils Miss Weleh. who IS looking
+ forward 60 taking up library work,
might assist as afternoons. Tor The
experience She has taken up the
work quickly and has proved efficient
and helpful
Among the gifts this year. especial
mention should be made Of an oil
painting presented by Miss Sherman.
This portrait is Of little boy. a de-
scendant Of Sampson Howe. enc OF
the early settlers Of Thompson. This.
and a copy Of the Sons 81 the Revo-
luton in New York State. in three
volumes, given hy Elmer Jacobs. are
valuable additions 10 our historical
collection. Gifts Of hooks are as
foliattaa Ara gafrl.,.s.h A.. -
80 20 her collection. which now mum.
bers 2Ss, from Bobhie Elliott 10.
set Of W " Jacobs in Ia volumes.
given by Nathan King. Is from Mrs.
Decker, ~ from Mrs. Vaughan, II
from Faith Decker. 10 from Miss
nanielson. 81 others from the fol- T
lowing persons. Miss Lewis. Peter
Burnett. Mrs Paine, Mrs. Elliott.
Miss Sherman. Mrs. Faxon. Mrs
Amidon. Marian Lewis. Charles Bald.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08
Annual Church Meeting

The amount raised by the Ladies'
Aid Of the Congregational church dur
ing the year ending with April, was
s7s0.7i This plus the annual dues,
the payment by the First National
Bank Of Putnam, and the balance Of
s37f 81 from the preceding year, made
the total funds 81 ,f66.71 The exDen-
ditures for shinQiing and painting the
parsonage amounted 10 sbb3.13, and
for other repairs. etc. S254. 50, max
ing a total Of s91s.23. and leaving a
balance Of x24s.4S These figures are
from the report as given by the presi-
dent Of the Ladies' Aid, Miss Sarah G.
Crosby. in the absence Of the treasur-
err. at the annual meeting Of the Con-
gregationai church last Thursday A
vote Of hearty approval and apprecia-
ton was passed In recognition Of the
very successful executive work on the
part of the ladies. the fine spirit Of co.
operation they developed, and the clear
cut. excellent report that was render
ed. The treasurer is Miss Edith ID.
Sheldon, and the secretary Mrs. Ar
thur Peterson.
Other annual reports we're given
during the meeting, from the Ladies'
Missionary Society, the Ecclesiastical
Society. fhe Sunday school, and the
Home Department. the committee IN
charge Of the benevolences. and the
clerk Of the church.
During the past twelve months the
church has lost the following mem.
bers By letter. 10 the Chaiterton Hill
Congregational church IN White
Plains. N. Y, Mrs. Eleanor L. Good
speed (Dec. Il. 1921 By death, Dea-
con Josiah W. Dixie dune 3. 1920,
Mrs. Alice X Franklin Of Torrington,
Conn (May % 1924 Mrs Harriet
A. Munyan March 2s. 1921 who
waa the oldest member, and Miss
Frances L. Olney tApril 6, 1929. The
total membership is nov ninety this
being "A net gain Of seventeen during
the last FIVE years, IN spite of many
losses The number received into the
church during that time Is thirtg-five.
which Is thirty-seeen per cent Of the
present membership.
Edmund s. Baekas was appointed
deacon for two years, 10 succeed the
late Deacon Dixie. George ". Dexter.
K. A Danninn and Mrs. A W Mills
were reelected 10 serve an the stand
ing committee with the pastor and
deacons The clerk. Frank NJ. knight.
was reelected Delegates TO attend
conventions we're appointed as follow
First Miss Sarah A. Munyan, with
Mrs II r Amidon as alternate, and
second. Harlan p. Amidon with Mrs.
Myron II Elliott as alternate.
The regular henevolences for L.
nominatiOnal causes including sl26
from the Ladies' Missionary Society,
hut not including offerings from the
Sunday school. amounted during the
year 10 $500
The roll call was postponed until
such time as arrangements could be
made with the affiliated sister church
the Central Baptist for a supper 10 be
! held conformity as formerly. For thus
purpose the pastor appointed the fol
lowing committee: Mrs. r. c. Pasne,
Mrs. Arthur Peterson. Mrs. A. "
Mills. Mrs. L. +. Converse. Mrs. d. ).
Elliott. Mrs r NJ Rhodes (three
from each church, The supper will
come the third or fourth week of the
present month.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08
PUTNAM CITY COURT BILL
PASSES EASILY IN HOUSE

The bill amending the charter Of tn,
city Of Putnam SO that salaries Of off.
Gals Of the Putnam city court may BE-
increased was passed by the house OF
representatives on Tuesday, This bill
now goes 20 the senate, where il is ex-
pected 70 find smooth going.
The bill. which amends section fifty
eight Of the charter. provides that the
Judge and prosecuting attorney Of the
city court shall receive $3.50 each per
year, the deputy Judge and clerk Of
The court S450 per year. and the as
Sistant prosecuting attorney $50 per
year. II passed BY both houses IL will
SO into effect on January I, next.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08
SULPHUR is BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY.
BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho- sulphur
says a noted skin specialist. Because
OF rs germ destroying properties. moth.
ing has ever been found 20 take the
place Of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings case from the itching.
burning and irritation.
Menfho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up. Having the skin clear and smooth
II seldom fails to relieve the torment
or Disagreement A little Jar Of
Rowlcs Mentho- Sulphur may be Oh
tanned al any drug store. II Is used
like cold cream.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

The most distant object known to
science is the Great Nebula Of andre
media, which is some 100000 600
0o0 600 600 miles away.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

When the protozoa which iuhabit
the digestive tract of white ants and
digest their woody food for them are
killed. the ants starve 10 death.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

The sale Of patent medicines in the
United States last year exceeded $780,
900 600
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

ohina's silk industry was developed
from the domestieation of the wild in
sect and has lived for more than 1000
years.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

The last January eclipse Of the sun
is the first total eclipse 20 be seen IN
the British Isles since i724.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

Nearly s2.oO0,OOO copies of daily
papers are printed for every week day
in the year.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

The legal length of beard in India
during the time of Mahomet was fixed
at seven 10 eight inches.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-08

Knut Hamsun, Nobel prize winner.
nearly starved to death before he got
a steady job driving Chicago street
ears.
Evening star., 1925-08-04

1880 ADAMS MILL RD. ''oO
New Building.
rooms. kitchen and bath .... SIS 90
l room, kitchen and bath ... $500
i00Hi 1IiS iEss SEC ICsooLUMBIA RD. NV. fo'oo
4 rooms kitchen and bath. $4,000
rooni HE ktSfsR ETFRETT aaa 8i!a 2ia7 ST NV $500
3 rooms. kitchen and bath -. s7oo
/ room. kitchen and bath ......... so
1745 KALORAMA RD
3 rooms. kitchen and bath -. $1,000
144s GIRARD ST. NV
l room. dining room. kitchen and
l room room and bath. Murphy bed $500
210l RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
. rH1Is THE ar ARDMoRE, MORE; 915 goth ST. NV.
rooms iss6 sl5eeen cALFoRS1A fFd RSsh ST NV $4,000
fo0i'7' si29 G ST. NV. 'ooV"
8 rooms kitchen and bath ........ $3.50
1874 ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath .,.............. SOS 90
fooint ~ PENNSYLVANIA AVE o0'Oo
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. gas in
eiuoeu 1715 p ST. NV. '''' oo
rooms kitchen and bath .-. S5S so
1 room. kitchen and bath ..-....... 45 90
1l07 18th ST. NV
i'O'-i' 1882 I7,h ST NV 49,
3704 MACOMB ST
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $4,000
410e 14th ST. NV.
. rooms ana Sfi7 SfI9 ST. NV. '''' 5000
. rooms anu 94tp 24o 9th sr NV. 800 s''oo
rooms. kitchenette and bath ..... $50 90
1908 ST. S.W
z rooms and bath. latrobe heat. -. S45.50
Geo. w. Linkins, 1719 * st.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
RENT ROOMS-FURNTsHED

1877 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE Apt. 32-
Large front room. Franklin 5473-w. &c
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Denrable for
one. SIS: two. S22. North 1256-w
519 MASS. AVE. NW.-small room. gentle
man; S12 per month.
OF A sih S.r n = i1-a-.-----
Evening star., 1925-08-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

144s GIRARD ST. NV ROOM. DINING
$50 per mo. GEO. W. LIkKINS. 171e 4 e..
Evening star., 1925-08-04
TERMS! TERMSl

Above payments include all
cost of insurance and interest.
OURISMAN-CHEVROLET
625-6S3 II St. NE.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.