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The Washington times., 1926-07-20
White Sox Triumph

The Red Sox got back to nor
malcy and lost to the White Sox,
5 to 4. Johnny. Mostil's first hit
Of the series knocked in the win
ming run.
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Ryan in Philadelphia a short
time ago.

Ryan in Philadelphia a short
time ago.
at was during the bouts Of
the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps at the Sesquicentennial
in Philadelphia that the light
weight title was awarded Priv
ate Braunstein. Braunstein
knocked out the Army entry
in less than one minute with
a right cross to the chin. He
knocked out the Navy entry,
Jimmy Ryan, in just one min
ute from the tap of the gong
for the first round.
"Braunstein is really a good
boxer, mixer and best Of all
can take it. He has been Of
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
BUGS Keen stepping

Pittsburgh kept in the swim by
trouncing the Braves, 10 to 4. Gene
witch lasted only two innings.
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Firpo ''The Berries"
WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND
Hit for Lutzke in eighth.
2Hit for Miller in eighth.

Hit for Lutzke in eighth.
2Hit for Miller in eighth.
Cleveland ........ ] 0 0 0 0 oil
Washington ....... 0 0 0 0 0 D x-A
Runs-Spurgeon, Rice. J. Harris
Bluege. Ruel. Errors-Lutzke, Bluege.
Two-base hits-Rice, S. Harris. Three
base hlt--Myatt. stolen base-Ruel
sacrifices--Myer, Goslin, Rice. Double
plays-Goslin to Ruel; l.. sewell to J.
sewell. Left on bases-Cleveland, Z;
Washington, Z, Bases on balls-off
Marberry 8; off Miller, 2. Struck out
BY Miller, ?; by Marberry, ?, HitS--
Off Miller 10 In I innings; aft Buck
eye, none IN 1 inning. Winning pitca.
er-Marberrys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

"In several Of your editorials
it has been noted that this
Navy boy, Jimmy Ryan, has
been given q lot Of publicity
in regards to his bout with
Drake.
POSSIBLY you did not see, or
hear of the bout. / am going
to relate to you of a certain
Private Samuel Braunstein,
u. s. Marine Corps. and Jimmy
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

Leader a year ago today, Hornsby,
st. Louis, Az
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING az Teams

IF COLUMN DtaBeu On one BdAIhos
Yesterdays Results
WASHINGTON, 4; Cleveland, i.
New York, II; St. Louis, 2.
Detroit, 8: Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago, B; Boston 4.
TOday's Games
Cleveland at WARRINGTON.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at R0st0n,
Detroit at Phlladelphia 1.-TWO gameB)s
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

Yesterdays Home Runs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

Joe Harris burned a single to
left and Bluege came through
with another to the same sector.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

American-Ruth. New York. 81
MISUNDERSTANDING, st. Louis ia;
W.41A~~, GtAAARA A.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
MEXICAN LEAGUE

burst. st. Louis ................
Paschal New York. ...........'
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

Walter Miller, former Ohio
State star southpaw, took his
wing out Of the moth balls and
showed fine twirling for five in.
nings. He was far from being
air.tight, having runners on in
three Of the frames, but the
champions were scoreless until
the explosion In the sixth.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
FIVE LEADING HlTTERs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Leader a year ago today. Cobb. De-
troit, .404.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
Individual Ieadera

League Totals
American--270.
National-26b,
Evening star., 1926-02-20
FOR sAIE-AUTOMODnES.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOTII
BARGAINS
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
LOCOMOBILE CO..
1928 18th St. Main 1929.

Chevrolet Coupe. 1925.
Excellent condition: front and rear bump
ers. mirror. windshield wiper. b good tires.
Durant Sport Touring. 1924.
Repainted: motor Al shape: front bump
ers: trunk on rear.
Auburn Coupe, 4-pass.. 1923.
Repainted: motor excellent; 5 good tires;
front and rear bumpers.
Buick Coupe. 4-pass.
tires: front and rear bumpers
Buick Coupe. 4-pass.
Rspainted; motor overhauled: good
tires; front and rear bumpers.
Ford Coupe, 1924.
Perfect condition throughout: spare tire
and other extras.
Flint Touring 40. 1925.
Repainted and overhauled: front bumper;
extra tire.
Locomobile Junior 49, Tour
ing, 1925.
Excellent condition; fully equipped.
We are sure you will save
money by visiting our Used Car
Department.
All OF the above cars and sew
eral other unusual bargains can
be bought at very low prices
and on Liberal Terms.
Call Main 1920.
Mr.. Stone.
1923 18th St. NV.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschlers.
go Pa. ave. NV. every Wed. & Sat. Q am
FORDS. FORDS! FORDS !!
Ford truck ice body
Ford Tourngs and Runabouts. choice Of
10. $4,000 up.
Several Sedans and Coupe bargains.
Low cash paymeut-low weekly payment.
Lincoln 5000. 141 18th ST. NE.
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LINCOLN FIVE-PASS. COUPE. latest model.
guaranteed only run few hundred miles
owing TO Illness in family cannot use large
ar: liberal reduction for cash. or Will take
latest model Nash. Franklin WHY'S
kmEht as part payment Address W. 1916
g st. NV.
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STOCK CLEARING.
Unusual Values.
AN APOLOGY.

Due to an error in list of used
cars published in these columns
Feb. 18th for H. B. Leary, Jr., &
Bros, 1928 18th St. NV, 3
cars were listed as Chryslers in
stead of Chevrolets. They are
as follows:
1928 Chevrolet Coupe. $3.50
1924 Chevrolet Coupe. SIS
1924 Chevrolet Touring. 225
NOTICE! NOTICE!
Moved to 100 Elorda ave. ne Robert
IIcfsons Auto W. ecking SHOP North lUi0S
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Buick 1924 4-pass. o-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1924 5-pass. o-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1923 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Chrysler 1924 sedan.
Chandler 1923 sedan.
Dodge 1922 tourings.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Olds 1924 touring.
Oakland 1923 sedan.
Essex 1922, 4-cyl. coach.
Studebaker 1928 sedan.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1920 NJ St. NV.
Frank. 1850.
FRANKLIN AUTO AGENCY
OFFERS
the following cars for you to select from,
all of them fully reconditioned. and salts
iAisIa" franklin 1isuc le.c Sedan, 1925.
Ersnkn 1915 1S-s sedanrL!m9asine sdaor sa9sai
EFsnkIn FFsnkIin 1S,b 1S:b iea1Gr De% ssdan sdaan
Franklin 4-passenger Roadster.
Flint 1925. Model 55 Touring.
Hupmobile 1923 Touring.
Stutz, Model H. 1920. Touring.
Hudson 1917. Super-six Touring.
small down payment and balance on
easy terms.
FRANKLIN AUTO AGENCY.
1903 Conn. Ave. or
1914 T St. NV.
North 1881.
REAL BARGAINS.
Hudson super-sx touring and speedster,
Dodge touring S95 month.
Ford touring. S125. Ford touring, 500.
Ford light delivery. $40. All have starters
Terms q. trade.
MANHAT'ftN GARAGE. 1906 eth st. NV
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HUDSON COACH. 1925: run little over
900 miles: paint and tires in very good
Itondtion: priced low at S?S5. See MI
Rodgers. Washington Flint Co. 1903 14th
st. NV. Potomac 1874
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Best selection OF Used Cars in
Washington.
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HUPMOBILE TOURING. 1928: run less
man 10000 miles; VIII take your, car in
iradc. National Credit Co. 18th and \ sts.
o0en evenings: sundays. q am. to ] pm.
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Chevrolet Coupe. 1925.
Excellent condition: front and rear bump
rs. mirror. windshield wiper. 8 good tires.
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1910 MASS. AVE. NW-One or two rooms
with Kitchen: also single room electricity
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r., S-t...-ParIoT floor / or :, rOUnI-
neat, gas. bath and rhonc IL
J. J. ~ MONROE ST. NW-Entirc :ird floor
. rooms and bath: gas heat and elec. 80.
l234 D ST. SE-Thrre rooms and bath
Nv n. and gas. $50 ols
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), hd, - y ST. N.W.-Large secGnd-foor front
20, UaS rHihuoW room: electricity: plenty hu'
so nome privileges suitable for =
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" "ARDSER SEDAN. 1923: excellent cond,-
i.on $500; 7; J. Camfield. 17th anu
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WA>TED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

YOUNG LADY. with l6-mu.-oid baby CO
SO, s.,eS board and room WITH privilege OF pF
residential section. write dcss.rit hing room. 10
''5tlon and price Address Box lJ3-N, star
Office
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,il-l-C REST. $500 18Th s;-IdeaI home "a
, "n" away from comforts of their own
rooms with and without bath
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

GARDNER SPORT TOURING. late model;
rrN1yeLent rubber; motor perfect; $40 on
F--L terms. Adams Motor pol 14th ST.
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1924 REQ Sedan
1923 Dodge Touring High

lnciosure. It's a bargain at $4,000. or If
you like 81 SO 90 cash and $50 90 per month
for - months takes care OF all the charges.
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1924 Rickenbacker Sedan.

1924 Rickenbacker Sedan.
The famous Ace car, with four-wheel
brakes. disc wheels good rubber. paint in
good condition and the interior has had won
derful care: the price is $4,000 for quick
buyer, or S295 90 cash and S3S.75 monthly
for one who takes his time.
1923 Jordan Silhouette Touring.
One of the best looking used cars on the
street Just out of our LACQUER shops in two
tone ocean green body and tenders. In prime
condition and is rare value. at S095 90
cash or 1852 90 cash and S33 90 monthly
for io months completes the deal.
1925 Essex Coach.
one SAYS So and this one is no exception. 1t
has had wonderful care. and the price,
X6SO 90 cash or S23S 90 cash and S31 20
monthly for IL months. makes it still more
remarkable.
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YOU Nc LADY desires nice single room aur
board private home. near 18th or 18th anr
Columbia rd. Address Box 45iT. Sta"
Evening star., 1926-02-20

ll2l and 1874 1"th ST N.W-Very zoo:
accom- ,nodauons; permanent or transient
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Tf.5in ASHMEAD PL.. ON Rock Creek Parl
ipic I''i room IL large. apartment. private lam
'' nome cooking. Apt. X. Potomac 35i-J
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APARTMENTS-FURNTSHEB<

SETTLED MAN wants room and loard u
private family, ne. Or sc. section. Addree'
By lI2-N. Star nf'"a ..l'
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1Si 1,feSifABLE room for one or two persons
urrrS coh"eniencc. delicious meals lTIG
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. III AND N.W.-Larec front room TO-
6od men attractvely furnished has twi"
~ us, semi private bath. elec.. phone plenty
q ~ ntdt not water and good wholcsuni''
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WiNTED-RO0MS.

GENTLEMAN desires cheerful. sunny IN.
nl~hed room. Owne"'- home u0rthwr-:
state prize and particulars. Address Boy
l.D-k. star office
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i4bl r. l. AVE. N.W-NiceIy furnished
!I1t,h. second floor: > windows: with meal
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iSEI LAMONT ST.-Largc room w,
nnL@n, near bath. excellent meals. &c.
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1912 MASS. AVE.-BeaurifuI sunny room
- ciA,f.iient hudrd: steam heat. hot water: lau'.
drE: reasonable. trau-irrt~
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ii.i.t EUCLID N.W-Out-ide second four
aNl3ilIlhE bath. suitable one or two. cVrrE
Hpccfn convenience. excellent table
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yHl6 18Th ST. N.W.-Comiu iurtably furnishc,l
ie uol,De room. next To bath. continuous hoi
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PACKARD
offers unusual bargains in
good used cars. Easy terms.

<ASINAND
offers unusual bargains in
good used cars. Easy terms.
seven-passenger sedan .C24l. 4-wheel
brakes. new paint re-nickeled. excellent
rubber. $500 down payment. balance II
months.
Five-passenger coupe: low mileage: orig
inal tires and paint: same year and terms
as above.
Another similar coupe. but one year older
new paint. etc: $3.50 down.
"a Willys-Knight Sedan: So25 down.
"a Buick Coupe; S3l5 down. =
Hudson ToTT,aEEii EaaEEi,,c ssaan cadiliae' Touring.
1907 kalorama Road
lust Off 10th Street
USED CAR
SALE
LOW PRICES.
LIBERAL TERMS.
NO FINANCIAL CHARGE.
2Ofo DOWN.
\ YEAR TO PAY THE
BALANCE.
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STILL
SOME
LEFT,
But You
VIII Have
To Hurry.
1924 Studebaker Big Six
To,1rjuO

TIT .oIuU0UdhoI bIS ~-lN
Touring.
Repainted in blue lacquer in our own
shops. Bought to sell at 500 90 and 1T 3
been slow moving. We claim for this one
profit car the biggest bargain in the city
and Just to key this method of advertising.
we will cell II TO the first buyer at S510 90
cash or S22O 90 cash and S2S.34 per month
for IL months. Trade anything on II. too.
1923 Hupmobile 4-Pass. Coupe.
A sterlinr yalue at $3.50 90 or if YOU
prefer. S273 90 cash and $685. per month
for - months.
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ROOMS tNDROARD.

il1E RHODE ISLAND. 1897 r. ave. nv
eCI,;hse front. single and double rooms
,..tian utnrt, exposure: convenient downtown 10
ioIt' ,"in bcds large old EnEli-n cntranrr
srJ neddtilul dining room: excellent boar"
&C. ,,.',,l tool $40 per month each: transient =
Evening star., 1926-02-20

WANIED-Lady 10 room and board Phpu.
West 3046-W. 2l06 st. w. Ant 4o.,~
l2"O MASS AVE. NW-I-ar-c room 10
t~n. with board
1886 CALTERT-Idcai location. spring aat
sumner. overlooking RO"k Crock Park -
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1732 EYE ST. N.W-ONE AND TWO ROOM
suites. elegantly furnished: spotles-ly clean
Housekeeping. gentlemen: references re
a
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

1904 PARK ROAD-Clean. well furnished
month.
3SO5 GEORGIA AVENUE N.W-Furnished
'front.' room. unlimited phone: use Uf kitchen
Garage sDaca
Evening star., 1926-02-20

I,N2|eilent :, rubber; motor perfect; S295; on
INV. End floor. or oa''li'el'. : VI
900 miles: paint and tires in very good
w2FSsd bow rat s3so GS 1865
St NV. Potomac 1873.
iHboPMW0BId,E iba W TOURING, 1925: run less
Psdc S iss ,sd w take your md car at. ~
49en evenings: SUNDAYS. I'M. to ] pm.
khbiSS:SiEL MSS ToURSTERn1owner forced to sell;
sntcd wre r @6se and rel run only
$500 miles: completely equipped; trunk.
Bldg. Main CO.'S.
LINCOLN ,FIvE-PASS. COUPE latest model
owing TO Illness in family cannot use large
Yg,tr: liberal REDUCTION for cash. or viii take
kndSht as part payment. Address w. 1916
new. only months old. low mileage; .
@ @nai,oon tires. bumpers front and rear. seN,
notes, ,ioiIr ;, -: l.: m9nths to pay for IT. Trade
your "a" m See Mr.. Sprlnsman. Peck Ga
age. 2l2l I4th st nv. Omen all night. u
glf asv rfBf!%ed gs@ s@@
,,-ght terms. Adam- Motor Co. 2015 I4th
haSa IASh Gs SN oaiS, ReN Wter ngio~g5s Eood
NAsH SEDAN. four door, 1926 model; FULLY
LA 1890 ant dia. IL to. to :, nm ..N'., u.
OAKLAND TOURING. late model: run Just
few miles. pu"o iinl-a, t-wheel brakes:
%. 20l5 l4th
2pLns TogRlNG: good mechanically. E new
avc Takoma Park. phone Adams 1890.
2I.
OIDS Denlnustratuf. ID. IIIvr Coach fully
rmipped brImpcr-. trunk mGtometer' snu6-
h"rs. ct. u $50. terms. 1868 Wisconsin
- - 5T1sI.n,1-, ~. --
& 6a h Cafornta TOP With iT new set OF cur
Klein
plDS $ COUPE. 3 pas. 1875, slightly used
'ow m'lease; D4co PANT and many sxtras;;
months to nay for it.. Ir'.de your ear n.
tth i. n v. onsn al nishi- u.
.anlc as new: ioy mileage: maroon paint:
est looking car N Wa-hngton; @ dis Wheel
"l2I 18th St NV Open ali night 81.
6TOSV0RTTr sIy 5roI-RTZs; sI.5 ooi,.
.gd runs fine. New top. rres and battery
invited. lis In t. - ~" '.''''Os'
,asai car that - jncxpcnsiye Ia onerafa s.i,an
Tin run 20 miles to tie Saiion Of gas and
o1iet and the Whole r.r J.. IN ex,,nfi"maIiy MINI
GOOD condition tta~ a full quota Of extras.
tpars y, nr', e.. oah ~, 9e hou-h Tor $50;
.nr,b Sb:' ,,i,i,,,ti,;. GoWn ana Si2 month f4T
months: non rs lm'H'I,h- nn'i,r 1hiFSeS Ward
5sw car ,het WI siye year of -eryice 5,n1
overland Eaisated rri%lr ;@rnss thai smooth
;:iTes an so9l uph3lStIry aud PANT Ike new:
= S;?:S5. or Sl:,2 down and SO a month
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1921 Eord Sedan

1924 Ford Sedan.
An excellent little closed car in prime
condition throughout at $3.50 90 or 8 800
cash and $1,000 monthly for 10 months.
1923 Hudson Sedan.
This car has had very little use, Has six
wonderful tires; the paint is good and the
llpholstering is nice and clean-indicating
that il is we'll worth S70O 90. or still easier
At S295 90 cash and $3.50 monthly. includ-
ing all interest and fire and theft insurance.
1924 REQ Sedan.
Here's an excellent value. Five balloon
exceptionally clean and the chanical con
dition is beyond comparison Priced at
$3.50 90. or still better. 1855 90 cash and
SAT 80 per month for II months takes care
of all charges and the insurance for one year.
1923 Dodge Touring High
... Hood.
A good. dependable used car gith Winter
lnclosure. It's a bargain at $3.50 90. or 4
for II months takes care OF all the charges
1925 Hupmobile Eight Touring.
This car is to be sold for an estate. Trim;
med in hand-crushed Spanish leather and
tan Duco paint natural wood wheels. bump
ers front and rear rear-vislon mirror. auto
has a nickel shell. Will move right out at
81 ,295. 90. or if you prefer. SOL 90 cash
and S71 90 per month for IL months. We
will trade q small car.
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LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Fl. HORNER. INC.
1O15 18th St. Main $500.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

KENT ROOMS-CNFURNI
= OContinued.)
52o ,:, j. NE.-Entira second floor, large porch
aHie4s. ahd SINK. ami adults. Tel. l-.n'
slccpinG porch 6aih, aimf. mr. aduits. Gan
after .. except Sun. and Mon. 80
MAR 18th ST.-TwU front Housekeeping
col Sa5o1 electricity Incl: with garage 80,
3l9 G s.E-ParIor floor. / or : room-
neat gas. bath and rhonc IL
jlIi MONROE ST. NW-Entirc 3rd floor
:, rooms and bath: gas heat and cleo 80
!, b-14 ST sE.-Three rooms and bath
n. .M n. and gas: $50. "l'
ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE RHODE ISLAND. 1877 r. ave nv
so,;tge i,dtrge front single and double rooms
.,In n.ttneIn exposure CONVENIENT downtown 10
iobpy: beautiful dining room: excellent boar
at.. ,,'o, room: $40 per month each: trsnsicnt-
Hh AND N.W-I.arec front room TO-
6od men attractIvely furnished has twiH
~ ,fhi;prlvate bath. elec.. phone. plenty
ieod: reasonabIe. Franklin 1855
TfIi9 ASHMEAD PL., on Rock Creek ParE
iiy: hone noon mn n large apartneni pryatc IAN
~ ''o"ie COOKING. Apt. x Potomac g! q!
Ill, ST. N.W.-Large second floor front
- nihuoW room: electricity: plenty hu'
SO c.t nome privileges; suitable Tor =
,hhii.LCREST. ,hd.LC $500 18Th st-Ideai home "a.
', rh"se away from comforts of their own
rooms with and without bath.
| Si nES SiKABLE room for one or two persons
rrErH convenience. delicious meals. ITIG
ll.i3 EUCLID N.W-Out-ide. second four
| ddl9llllng bath: suitable one or two: ever!
| i-,g,lLl conkenicncc: excellent table.
ia i4ba r. AVE NW.-Niccy furnished
,3n i31an. second floor: , windows: with meal-
1872 LAMONT ST-Largc room Wi.
| 564rrh, near bath. excellent meals. Cu.
lol2 MASS. AVE--Beauriful sunny room
cAcfilent board. steam heat. hot water: lalt..
vi -rtdS0ndttle. lI-trIIt~-
2hl6 18th ST. N.W-Com fortably furnishcl
donbIe room. next To bath. continuous hos
water. home cooking
III MASS. AVE. EW-Twu double. on.
sin=r rooms: excellent meals: steam heat
abundant baths.
ll2l and Il34 12th ST. Nw-Very goo:
d'coih-houatohs: permanent or transient
u, . >---I- A-
WANIED-L1dy to room and board Phpu.
west :}04b-N 2lU6 + ST. ". Ant ir..~
l2"0 MASS AVE. N.W.-Lar-e room. To-
| t~o. with board @2s
/ 1886 CALTERT-Idcat lucatIon: spring aa,,
7 l. f IyH.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-07
WANTS TO BE FREE
Retiring U. $. Ambassador to Spain Hopes to Enjoy Rest From Dip lomatic Labors.

New York, Jan. I P)-Alexander P, Moore, retiring American ambas- sador to Spain arrived today on the Cunard liner Berengaria accompan- led by his niece, Mildred A. Martin, who was mistress of the embassy during the three years that MT. Moore represented the United States In Madrid.
 II have had a paddock on my mouth for 40 years as q publisher he said, "and in more recent years as a diplomat. Now want to be n little bit free and do the things l want to do."
 1 Mir. Moore expressed keen regret at leaving Spain. That country Is advancing rapidly he said, thanks to tho team work between King Al fonso and General Primo dc Rivera.
 Mr. Moore said that he did not anticipate returning to the publish ing field He carried an engraved cigarette case of gold, The inscrip- ton read: Tn remembrance of the years you have spent as ambassador 10 Spain" Beneath were the en- graved signatures of the King and Queen of Spain.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-07
DISORDERS IN ITALY

Florence, Italy, Jan. P,-Dis- orders occurred today when a crowd of about 100 fascisti. incensed at the transfer of Tullio Tamburint from command of the 92nd Legion of fascist militia 10 duty in Tripoli, clashed with police and other fas- cisti loyal to the new commander, Consul Borgia. The demonstration took place during the ceremony of Borgia's installation.
 Despite the presence of General Hrince MauriZie Gonzaga, chief Of the fascist militia, the manifestants refused orders to dishand and surged shouting about the fascist officials, Three clashes occurred. but calm was restored with a vigorous police charge and the arrest of ten of the youthful rioters.
 Squad Commander Duilio Filippi, one of the leaders, was dismissed from the militia and the others were held fer severe disciplinary measures,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-07
Mrs. Margaret Ross, 73,
 Dies as Result of Fall

Mrs. Margaret Ross, 73 years of age of 23l Elm street, died last night as the result of d fall suffered two weeks ago. She has been a resident of this city for about so years. coming here from County Clair, Ireland. She has been a life member of St. Mary's church during her stay in this city.
 She is survived by three sons, Constable John l.. Ross. and George Ross of New Britain and Albert E. Ross of New Haven. and three daughters, Mrs. Horace Saunders, Mrs. James Fox, and Miss Anna Ross all of this city. She Is also survived by eight grandsons and one granddaughter.
 Funeral services will be held al the home of Mrs. Saunders, S4t Chestnut street at S;30 o'clock Sat urday morning. and at St. Mary'' church at g o'clock where solemn high mass of requiem will be cele brated. Burial will be in St. Mary! cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-07
Breach of Promise Suit
 Is Settled Out of Court

Providence. R. I. Jan. ' P)-- With the jury drawn and score of witnesses ready to tell their stories in superior court today, the s5,Oo0 breach of promise suit brought by Miss Blanche Ida Frand of Central Falls. against George T. Bcdard also of Central Falls, was settled by agreement between opposing coun- sel. The amount of money paid was not divulged.
 Miss Frand brought her suit last August after Bedard had married another girl in Canada. She alleged that he had already promised to marry her and that two weeks be- fore his marriage in Canada they had gone 10 the City hall in Central Falls and had taken out marriage license.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-07
City Items

A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. 0. II, will be held tomor- row evening at s o'clock at Judd's hall on Main street. he joint in- stallation committee will meet at 7:3O o'clock and the anniversary committee at the same hour,
 Mir. and Mrs, E, Allen Moore of sunnyledge will leave soon for Lake Wales. Florida, where they will spend the winter season.
 Misses Anna and Mae Toner have returned to New York city after spending the holidays in this city
 Miss Ethel B. Madeley, stcnogra' pher for B. c. Porter Sons, was op' erated upon for appendicitis at th' Now Britain General hospital thi' morning.
 Court Columba, Catholic Daugh ters of America. will hold Its regu lar meeting In Judas hall this eve ming at 8 o'clock.
 Installation of officers will talk place at a regular meeting Of tn Royal Arcanum tomorrow evenin at 8 o'clock.
 Ex.Alderman John F. Gill is stiI in a very critical condition at th New Britain General hospital 1t wa reported at a late hour this after noon. ~
 James Balavcki, 27 Holmt street. has had his operators | cense suspended.
 A daughter was born to MT an Mrs. Augustus Bennett, 2b Hlgi land street. this morning at IT New Britain General hospital