davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
WALKA z BEZROBO-
CIEM w POLSCE.

WARSZAWA. Wesoraj W
poludnie rozpoczsiy ~ dalsze OBJ.
rady komisji miedsyuihisterjal-
nej " sprawie walkiFx bezrobo-
ciem dross orsanisasji panstwo-
xych robot publicsnych. Ptaewod
niczyi min. zismiscki. w konfe-
rencji wzieli udxiai przedstawi-
ciele Ministerstxa robot publicz-
nych, spraw wewaetrznych ! skar-
bu. Uchwaiy beda przed}ozone
M posiedzeniu Rady Ministrow.
WARSZAWA. Wesoraj ma
gistrat xatrudnil dalszyrh 500
.bezrobotnyeh. Wob.e teso liczb.
zatrudnionych przsE, masistrat
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zwaly sic tego roku W Wiell<e
Sobote 1aczac swoj CLOS do ra-
do.neeo choraiu 5000 dzwonow
" Wiecznem Miescie.
Uroczysto:ci Wielksnocne W
Watykanie odbyly sic zacho-
waniem w.panialego ceremonial
lu tradycyjnego:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13

COW, traconych W Ameryce, mo-
gliby natychmiast po egzekucji,
bye uratowani iatwoscis,
zastosowano sposoby sztucznego
oddychania. - Professor reczy,
re po dw6ch godzinach zabiegow
lekarskich umariy powrocilby do
zycia. .".. :t...u .,...<
Rewelacje te wywolaly ME-
zwykle poruszenie W swiecie u
czonych wsr6d wybitnych kry-
minologow. .-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
NAJWYzSZY TRYBU-
MAJ. w HADZE ROZ-
PATRUJE SPRAWE
NIEMIEC.

BERLIN. - Rad niemiecki po-
stanowil zignorowae APPEL rzadu
polskiego W sprawie odszkodowan
STRAIT wojennych. w odpowiedzi ma
zazalenie Polski do Najwyzszeso
Trybuna}u W Hadze Mieszanej
komisji Rozjemczej. Niemcy zape-
wnily, ze dojrza. ably przedewszyst-
klein wszystkie odszkodowania wy
piacone zostaiy St@nom Zjednoczo
nym. kiedy dug Niemiec " Anne
ryce zostanie zlikwidowany. tego
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
PRZYCOTOWAWCZY
KT6RY ZAPEWNI
WAN KORZYSCI.

Clevelandzki Instytut muzycz-
ny CO dopiero ukonczy} bulletin
szesciomiesieczny, poczawszy cd
21-go czerwca do 1-go sierpnia.
Artysci z regularnego fakulte-
tn pozostana przez sezon letni i
tego kursu skorzystac powinni
uczniowie. Do tego kursu jest
dolaczona historic i praktyka i
cwiczenia reczne ma pianinie Ba-
cha, Rubinsteina Robespiera.
Dzienny normalny kurs ma
skrzypcach, rowniez lekcje spie-
WI rowniez So dolaczone do te-
go kursu, wyk}ady harmonji mu-
zyki, przez Ward Lewis. Praktycz
ny kurs pedagogiczny, mianowi-
Gle dla poczatkujacych, bedzie
wykladany przez pania Ruth
Edwards, elementarnn nauka pia-
nina bedzie wyk}adana przez p.
Dorothy Price teorja muzyki
bedzie dawana przez panne Ma
rie Martin.
Kurs letni trivia tylko trzy mie
siace a wlasciwy kurs do uzyska
MIA dyplomu certyfikatu dla
poczatkujacych trwa caly rok.
Nowy kurs ola studentow, ma
lezacych do klubu zostanie otwar
ty ma sezon letni. w klubie be-
die sic znajdowae bibljoteka, ha
la do cwicze1, ma dachu ogr6d
miejsce kapielowe.
Dokladniejszych informacji "a
siegnac mona u registrera szko'
}y ma iadanie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
BEZROBOTNI zEREM
OLA KOMUNIST0W.

WARSZAWA. ~ Wsrod bez-
roobtnych uwijaja sic agitatorzy,
rozrzucajacy odezwy, komunistyc- =
ne. Policja zwrociia specjalna u
wage ma tego rodzaju agitatorow.
Aresztowano pev'nego osobnika
bez papierow.| Ma komisariacie
stwierdzono lego nazwisko j Cd
dano 60 sedziemu sledczemu. O.
sobnik ten nazywa sic Jan Prey
godzinski. 4.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13

bezrobotnych przekroczy&a 4.500
osob, W tenn 500 osob z inteligen-
cji.. w razie przyjecia ma Radzie
miej ejskiej propozycji podwyzki po-
datkow miejskich o 10 procent a
ceny m. 3 wody a grosze,
magistrat bedzie mog{ zatrudnie
je.zcze 5000 bezrobotnych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
WIELKA ORGANIZA-
=. J CJA SZPIEGOW-
SKA w WILL
ME.

WlLNO. - >Wykryto tn file
wieikiej organizacji szpiegowskiej
dxiafaj4cej ma rzecz sowietow,
ktorej centrala znajduje sic W
Gdansku. Aresztowano Wac{awa
Zacharxewskiego, ktory zeznat,
xe byi piatnym agentem :. szpie-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
GEN. SZEPTYCKI
USTAPIk.

WARSZAWA. - Gen. Szeptyc
XII, dotkniety wystapieniami mar
.zalka Piisudskiego, opublikowa&
dlugi list do ministra wojny Ze-
ligowskiego, prosz4c dymisje.
Szeptycki napisal, re ME mole
nosic diuzej munduru, ktorego
ME umie szanowae najwyzszy
szarza wojskowy W Rzeczypospo-
litej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13
ODEZWAkY SIZE MIL.
CZACE Cd 1870 r.
DZWONY w
RHYME.

RZYM. - Historyczny dzwon
na Kapitolu Rzymskin, ktory "
wielkie soboty milcxai Cd roku
1870, czyli cd 'czasu kiedy Pa
piestwo postradalo panowanie do
cxssne - po raz pierwszy .-ode-
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PODZIEKOWANIE:.

Niniejszem Grupie 2-gie J.
Stowarzyszenia Polek i CIR =
pie 49-tej Zwiazku Poleeczyi.
"a odwiedzenie mnie w czapahie
sic choroby i "a kwiaty, KIT al ra-
re sprawi}y mi wielka razlf go:
dose niespodzianke. Jeszchoozl
cze raz "a odwiedzenie j zealah'
kwiaty sk4adam powyzespoos'
wymienionym grupom moi -"
serdeczne podziekowanie. -,
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okreslic Berlin ME moze, twierdzac,
ze kwestja ia zalezna jest cd funk
cjonowania planu Dawesa. Najwyz-
szy Tribunal W Hadze wszakze
jeszcze ME wyda1 swego wyroku W
sprawie Polski.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13

Wszystkie Czfonkinie Stowarzyszenia Polek W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, przedewszystkien, "a
mieszkafe ma Poznaniu, uprzejme upraszt
Komitet przybyce Vice i zainteresowa
ME sprawa tegoz kandydatek, pragnacych "a p
psac sic do Stowarzyszena Polek W Stanacl
Zjednoczonych, - Organizacji, dajacej bar
dzo wielkie przywileje swym cz}onkiniom. =. -
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PRZEMAWIAC BEDA SPECIALIZE ZAPROSZEs?;y
nj MA TEN WIEC, WYBITNI M0WCY, q
KT0RZY PRZEDSTAWIA ZEBRANEJ PU'x
BLICZNOsCI KORZYsCI, jake PkYNA
PRZYNALEzNOSCI DO STOWARZYSZEV,
MIA POLEK w STANACH ZJEDNOCZO
NYCH. -
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13

Vice odbedzie sic W nastepna niedzie-o-
le, to jest dnia 1890 kwietnia b. r,;s
ma sail Biaiego Orfa ma Poznaniu,o-
ogodzinie lei wieczorem, ktoregda-
program jest bardzo bogaty uroS Sst
zmaicony. "a
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PODZIEKOWANIE.

Niniejszem wsZystkim n
Sym Siostrom "a tax lic3
ne przybycie ma zabawtpp5aa'e
ktora sic odbyla dnia 11g's'a'
kwietnia b. r. ta drogss,ks
przesyia serdeczne podzi.rossa
kowanie | staropolskie B6is..t;
Zaplac = q
a. KOMITET.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13

GRUPY MA POZNANIU, NALEzA-
CEDO STOWARZYSZENIA PO-
LEX w STANACH ZJEDNOCZOa
NYCH URZADZAJA WIELKI "a
WSPANIAkY WIEC AGITACYJ-w
NY w DZIELNICY POZNAN. .
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-04-13

szpa-
roznie
1rzes}o
strasz
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Teofila Twarogowsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
BRAND-NEW BUILDING

BRAND-NEW bClLDlN1
1920 .CLIDESDALE 81. NV !.
1.-TWO Squares North Of 18th g. and caiVer'
New four story elevator build
ing overlooking beautiful Rock
Creek Park. 1t is located IN a
refined high-class residential sec
ton, vet only few squares
from 18th and Columbia road,
where are located the intersec-
ton OF two car lines and many
stores. theaters, churches and
schools.
All OF the apartments are at
tractivelv arranged and very
we'll finished.
Apartments OF two rooms and
bath at $4O.5 to FIVE rooms and
bath at $3.50
Ready for occupancy about
August lst.
Make your reservations now.
B. F. SAUL Co,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE ALBERT. 1926 = ST NV. M
THE AvoNDALE. 17s5 P IS ST nv S,Sk oo
1910 f BlET sioRaG u. NV - -
rms sA Spd HHtR GsS ~ 81 to sloooV
/, run. and bath -. $4,000 and $ :s5 Is, 5S
rm r liz e ceS Sa' sss 81 90 s3S s4Soo
'" i 1858 s cRE sSlsS Pl.. NV.
9 rms, din; ssIeoye 4 b. $ 4759 and S4s 90
Dr 1s5a sisi sT co VT
. rms kit and bath. s47.6o
1881 THE hEL HSSTcI a. NV
Front apt, rms, rec. ball, bath az. m
'''u ''i See Mira flarrLlcc Ant 'P'"'"0
THE NETHERLANDs,
800 COLUMBIA HD.
3 rooms and bath. $4,000
r !Gsa N SRT 4HRF txE
. THE PARKWooD, l74o X ST. N.Y. an
r fHGm REx zHS Sat a714 QUARRY RID NV
] I'm. kit. and b.. Muir, bed 40
RT JlA IS G eDa sTsh >, sr s
! !, large ,rm.. XII. land b., $3.50 and 1900
: rms" kit s snd bath Ssad s,r ego to 5000
1851 .GfRARD ST. Nv.
| rm., kit. and bath. .............S4 $40 90
: large rms. kit. and bath ...., 65 90
1926 NJ ST. NV
9os AND, 91o goth ST. NV.
,m iLE ss!s ga TgS SEis Co. sao
r)N.OE cor TTNIDTA DD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
APARTMENTs WITH THE RoOMINEss OF HOMES

APARTMENTS WITH THE ROOMINESS OF HOMES
In planning these Apartments you'll find that the usual
congested conditions The of good
and splendid arrangement the fixtures of the
best and the finish and decoration effectively artistic
The Apartments consist of suites of 2, and rooms
and BATH and the location OF the attractive
and convenient in the southeast
17thl8th AND +. CAPITOL SITS. Sc.
You'll find everything needed-stores, churches schools
close by, and giving personal attention
the management OF the Apartments.
, 18th St. Sc 1705 f. Cap. St
18th st. Sc 17l1 Z. Cap. ST
18th St : F. 1717 F.. Cap. St
1923 f. Cap. St.
1929 +. Cap. St
rooms nd0a oomss udoa 4room sand bath.
80 and $50 $40 and S42.5 $3.50
HARRY A KITE.
1914 X ST. Main 4S46
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THE wooDBINE,

THE wOODBINE
21th AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
In beautiful Woodley Park. opposite "a
en- and bath S57. so: apis; of four rooms
and bath. SIS and $50: all outside rooms
splendid apts for Army and Navy people.
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THE PARTRIDGE.

THE PARTRIDGE.
MT PLEASANT AND PARK ROAD.
Just opened. All outside apartments. one
room. bath. kitchen and dining alcoye. with
California bed and dressing closet: two
rooms, reception hall. Kitchen dining alcove
and bath duplex operating elevator: sound
proof. incinerator. Exclusive location. hes-
ident manager on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
a45 LONGFELLoW 81.

Just one-half square from Dupont Circle
Apt of two rooms. kitchen. breakfast porCt
and bath: mirrored doors: elevator. very rea
sonable rent: will furnish if desired.
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One Months Rent Free.
Rent. $50: frnnt apt. or nret floor: near
Tnion stRMln. Doonae ana bath. neas
furnished. 3ne Osp6 81. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
zoos. r., T. AVE- RMS. AND b. .S3I 90
Idd88s 1 3kh 81, s;w;r-4 rms. sad D.: 32-93
H HY9 EYY's dAAFFFERT sp S SoRr Marshall pi
THE MACOMB." $40 MACoMB ST
Brand-new detached apartment building.
very desirable arrsngements Of 2 rooms,
Murphy bed and tile bath and rooms.
rooms, $4,000. S475o $50 90, Sba 80;
agent on premises.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS & CO. INC.
149o st Main 4R00
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DAVIDSON & Davidson,
~ f0i3 18th ST, NV
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B. F. saul. CO..
PlETwoRTH .GARDENs.

PETWORTH GARDENS.
io2 100 and 1871 Webster st. NV.
Exceilenily planned apartments of 3 and
/ rooms, kitchen and bath. Rentals very
moderate See resident manager in Apt No.
~ lisILAN L. WALKER & co. INC.
ata iSth 81 NV Main $500.
1oa 18th ST. Ne. THE ISABEL apis.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK large. rms. bath,
eiec heat and ia1itor service: in excellent
Condition par mo-. So e., ,-,r,r,,.,
MnTTRosE PARK @GEORGETOWN - 5
isree rms. bath, cleo. heat and ianitor
service: will paper and paint per mo-.
s4o.oV DUcKLEY d GRINDLET.
e36 n. =. AVE. NV.
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New building: apt. of FIVE rooms and bath
S57 SO. with garage. So so.
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300 wARDER ST. NV.
Very desirable apt. of four rooms and
bath. $50 month, two rooms. kitchen and
bath. S52 90 month.
2426 10Th STREET NV
Delightful bldg on 10th ST. at Biltmore.
four very large rooms reception hall and
bath; large closets: available immediately;
$50 month
THE RoCKLEDGE,
o456 Goth ST. NV.
Apt OF one room reception hall and bath
Don-housekeeping: two rooms. kitchen. recep-
kitchen and bath: newly decorated: over
looking Rock Creek Park. See resident man
ager.
sll 10th STREET NV.
Central downtown: three rooms. kitchen
1918 CONN. AVE
Apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath.
THE BERLIN
Iowa Circle.
Apis. of , rooms. kitchen and bath
$40; four rooms and bath. S67. so.
1921 EUCLID ST. NV
Three apis. of three rooms. kitchen and
bath and porch. SIS TO sos month.
1887 STREET NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. S55.
hall, $40 month
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5o03-4-5.
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Ant. of two rooms, kitchen and bath.
S5T 80. and two rooms, kitchen and bath.
$50; also three rooms, kitchen and bath.
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7I9 11th STREET NV.
1920 MASS AVE NV


Second floor. suitable for business resi-
dence: five rooms and bath; heat and IanItor
service: SIS.
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31OO wARDER ST. NV.

0OZ9 IONN. Az l.
Two rooms. kitchen. reception hall and
bath, $50 and S55: three rooms. kitchen re-
ception hall and bath S77. so and SIS month
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1471 IRVING STREET.
Apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath, SIS:
VIII redecorate.
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1855 18Th STREET NV

1913 18th STREET NV
New building. Two rooms kitchen and
hal
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226 c STREET NE.

III
New building ready for OCCUPANCY four
rooms and bath. $3.50.
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THE GLENDowER

Excellent apt of i've rooms and bath
ianitor service: newly decorated: cleo; S5O.
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732 PARK ROAD NV.
Apts OF two rooms. kitchen pstn anu
breskfast room. Murphy he'd with dressing
room Kitchen and bath S45.
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The rentals are quite moderate.

Apartment of one room with Murphy bed.
kitchenettc and bath $45.
bedroom, dining alcoye, kitchen and bath,
$50. -,
two bedrooms, dining alcove, kitchen and
bath, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
10Th AND r SITS. NV.
New Fireproof Building.
One and two rooms and bath
noo,,nonnu ahn,,f A ,rU,,.4 r.,

One and two, rooms and bath
Occupancy i + ~ august WV LIST
NEW BUILDING
rooms and bath. s7o SIS and $So 5000 90
1911 n sir. NV STU $500
s rooms and bath. ............,... Si50 90
f' aiie KxsLioRAMA RID. NV. cow
9 rooms and Q baths .s...... $l25.C0
TWINS ESQ ADAMS viii RD, i'''''
New Building
: rooms ana BATH, porch 1880. $50 o0
~ 1890 CONN. AVE. NV. O'o.
5 rooms reception hall, Kitchen, hall $3.50 -
ahf TH RE'q EtiERErr. a1s3 p ST. NV o'oO
3 rooms. kitchen. reception hall
room sax Kitchen and bath Sc 80
room f Ii4s ei fisq 2b'n sf. NV. 4.'oo
TSSm. dining ROOM i i, Sd and rs "a
THE ,FoLGER ali End s'f, s,E. ~
rooms and 4i Pefhi 4 lihE 81 pow SW 5000
. rooms and bath $500
rooms and bath l,i por 6 -. s75
rooms 'nq l7 sash Pa. AVE. NV. - 5000
rooms ana oAfa . sT NE 1900 500 90
rooms. kitchen aad BAH SEQ 90
i7i3 PA AVE. NV
~ isso CAL,IFoRNIA 'sT. NV. $500
8 rooms, kitchen and bath ....., $72 80
rooms, kitchen and bath. ...... so 90
THE ARDMORE. e15 Goth ST. NV.
rooms and bath. .........,.... $65 90
S02 2Ist ST NV
''O 17Sb KALoRAMA RID. NV. "OoOs
rooms. kitchen and bath ...... 500 90
1907 11th ST. NV
] room. dining alcoVe, kitchen and
1918 p ST. NV
2 rooms, kitchen and bath ....... S66 80
/ room dining alcove, kitchen and
Wv" 74o 9th 'sT. NV. "''-''oo
2 rooms kitchenette and bath. $50 90
1924 PA. AVE. NV.
rooms and kitchen. use of bath $50 90
FLATS.
1O2 32nd ST NV
6 rms and bath porch h w h. cleo S65 90
1909 11th ST. NV.
room, kitchen and bath $1,000
1893 l. 9TH ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath available so- 20
aus Us" f4o7 n. c. AVE. Ne
8 rooms and Q baths. =. e.. $50 90
263b. EYE ST. NV .,- "a
3 rooms and bath. ............. ST. 30
GEO. w. LlNKINS,
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PARTICULAR WHERE YOU LIVEl

PARTICULAR WHERE YOU LIVE!
Shawmut Montelo, Woburn and Knowlton will appeal
Ito YOU
apartments the citys crest Of Kaorama
I'd 10Th All outside large and comfortable
walls ceilings Free from structural dampHess
Accessible and desirable
Settled Neghbors.
Capable Management -.
Dependable Ownership
of from kitchen and bath to four
kitchen and bath porches switchboard roof garden restaurant
A few apartments furnished Rents very reasonable
INQUIRE THE SFTAWMUT OR THE WOBURN.
See Resident Manager
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zoos II STREET NV
Four rooms and bath.
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See the resident manager q phone North
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THE ASHLEY.
2O3S 18th ST. NV
AMI of All rooms and bath. $75 month:
one with porch; elevator service
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54oe CONN. AVE.

54o6 CONN AVE.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath, porch
$50. two rooms. kitchen and oath. o4S
month.
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133 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Look al these beautiful four ana hve
room anartments all large outside rooms
deIjghtfuI and cool in summer and well neat
ed in Winter Rents. $3.50 to 500.
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THE RODMAN,
CONN AVE AND RODMAN ST.
fuayeisnd Park; very desirable, apt. of
fonr rooms reception hall. bath and porch;
S26 and $50 month: one room, kitchen and
bath porch, $40 month.
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1920 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Ant az two rooms kitchen and bath. 500
month one room. kitchen and bath. $50
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1fi4 nth ST. NV.
Yooxn,ovn apis newly decorated. 3 and
. cams elevator service. See resident
manager.
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Very desirable apt. of four rooms
bath. $50 month: two rooms. kitche1
bath. So 80 month.
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INQUIRE THE SHAWMUT OR THE WOBURN.
See Resident Manager.
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THE WILTON.
1881 18th STREET.
Ant of FIVE rooms kitchen and path 300
month
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N l." oNNobONf w. iNN-r
14lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 59034-5.
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he Shawmut Monteo, Woburn and Knowlton will appeal
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2sO7 I4th STREET.
Three rooms and bath, $40 month.
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1861 PARK ROAD.
New building two large rooms. Kitchen;
;o;G and reception hall: three roorls and
hath and reception hail; Sof.oO ana sou.
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6I5 Z STREET NV
-Four rooms and bath. $3.50 and $40
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SCHOOL HYGIENE
TROPHY OFFERED
Emile BerIiner Donates Cup
to Encourage Medical
Inspection.

To promote medical inspection work
in schools throughout the country and
stimulate hygiene, Emile Berliner, for
mer president of the Washington Tu-
berculoss Association. has presented
a large silver trophy to the National
Tuberculosis Association which is to
be awarded to the State association
which makes the best records in the
number of children treated in schools
with resultant benefit to school work
and advancement in hygiene meas
ures, it was announced today.
The award will be made next De-
cember, following decision by Il com
mittee which will be appointed by the
National tuberculosis Association.
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MAHARAJAH'S ABDICATlON
REPORT NOT CONFIRMED
No Authority for Rumor Viceroy
Seeks to Force Mumtaz Begum'S
Protector to Quit.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, January 30.-Reports
from India that the viceroy. the Earl
of Reading, intends to force the abdi
cation of the Maharajah of Indore
whose name was linked with the sen.
sational Mumtaz Begun case of a
year ago, are not confirmed in official
quarters here.
The Maharajah was the protector
of Mumtaz, a dancing grill. whose
flight from his court led to the muir
der of her new patron and an at
tempt to kidnap her, which stirred all
India.
Officials of the India office admit
that the viceroy has received re.
port concerning activities of the Ma
hara jah-apart from the MumtaZ
case-which might call for disciplin-
airy action. 1t is understood In au
thoritative quarters that the present
case against the Maharajah is seri
Gus; that it is only remotely con
nected with the Mumtaz Begun at
fair. but that 1t amounts almost to
challenge to British authority in
India.
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tuberculosis associations, gathered at
the White House. President Harding
said at that time, "lf ! were to offer a
national prayer, it would be for the
mental. spiritual and physical upbuild-
ing of our children"
Every community should provide
medical examination annually for
every child. Mr.. Berliner said.
The Berliner trophy, now on exhibit
at 1929 + street, will be shown at the
annual NIidWinter conference of State
secretaries of the National Tubercu-
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nual examination, and that the Dis
trict incidentally may win this cup
The trophy award is similar to one
offered in 1920, which was won by
the children OF Washington under the
leadership Of Mrs. Ernest r. Grant,
by having enrolled the greatest num-
Der of school children in a health cru
SADIE. The cup was presented to DR..
Frank Ballou, superintendent OF
schools, by the late President Harding,
i'll the presence of school officials and
members of the national and local
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ing rapidly, he pointed out, and the
Government should take prompt steps
to set aside lands for park and recrea-
ton purposes.
Bound BY Fund Limit.
However, he pointed out that the
commission was only bound by the
limit of funds allowed by Congress,
and could purchase only SO much with
the funds available. The 100000 ap-
preparation for this year has been
spent or obligated and the commits
sion can do nothing further In the
matter of purchases until the esti-
mate of an appropriation of a similar
amount for this year becomes avail
able. The budget bureau recon-
mended that it be made Immediately
available instead of waiting for the
beginning of the next fiscal year.
The park commission organic act
provided for an allowance of / cent
for each citizen of the United States
as shown by the last census. which
would be $1,110,000, but Congress has
never given the commission this
amount to eXpend for lands.