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Evening star., 1926-02-01

1920 R ST. NV
New Building.
3 rooms and Hs59 SO: s75 and 500" ss"."
) room. and bath ,l' X ST s,oo,o
New Building
2ii6 KALoRAMA RID. NV ''''.''
) rooms and bath h...... 1000
$3.50 ADAMS Mill RID '''''
r"oms rooms XII k,fhen her, and hath. porch. ss3 90
$3.50 coNN. AVE. NV. '"'oo
rooms. kitchen and hath .....S5O. 90
rooms. reception hall. kitchen hall
ra%m. %.F s,Ss.s TynRETs .rs i.s ess 20 ss $40
- 1i4s efRARbf' m sf'" ST. NV. s0''oo
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THE ARpMoRE. al5 eoth ST Nv w.
1920 PA. AVE. NV.
. ''o"i is%" go cshIroRy1A s;i2 ST. NV. ssS %
i7ts KALoRAMH RID. NV. ~ so"'oo
> rooms '''ih ii6a TT iIth PIT ST. Nv >'"''
Too" 9"nf ffS%SYkvAS1A s!GSyr ~ sna os,h svr $3.50
: rooms, kitchen and bs,h rss IN
aoi c ST. NV -''
3 rooms and hath h..................S3 .S3S so
l7IS p ST NV.
! room. kitchen and bath h..........Si5 90
40 9th ST NV.
} rooms kitchenette and bath. $500. s." so
loe-llo,riF4I IfdH Hdfh ST. Sc.
lIos x ST. NV. ''''''0
} rooms and bath .S45 90
5If l"th ST NV
rooms and bath ...................S5o 90
rooms. kitchen and bath ..-......S Si5 90
1907 y. G. AVE. Ne
rooms. Kitchens and bath: h w h.
eleC-. suitable for :, families ... sos 90
223o DECATUR PL. NV.
rooms aud bath. h.-a h. elec. $500. $1,000
GEO. w. lINklNS.
1873 DE SALES ST
IOnnnsfe MaYnnMrr Hotel
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE. SOUTHERN APTS.,
1907 VI ST. NV.

If YOU are looking for a modern
refined place TO live centrally To-
Gated downtown. apply resident man,
ae'r. AptS. of l room and bath and
room. kIt"henette and bath.
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THE COMMODORE.

! T ST NV.
kitchen and bath two apt. -, combined
Saans "" al M1esn "9ess Rlar i514 1Srnaor'' .t nn
37:" MACOMB ST. &.w.-BRAND NEW
aS am Mr1hE he'd anI s".pn ss
| hall and bath. Rents Just reduced to $500
and $3.50.
/ 1856: ONTARIO pL. Nw.-very desirable
apfs. Of 3 rooms. recrntnn hall and bath in
$3.50 So ''''''''''"' ''''s ''''' anu
rooms. reception hall and bath. well lighted
and ventilated. S4a5o.
1864 COLUMBIA RID. NV. corner building
Ant, No. 2a@3 rooms. reception
Ant ' No. a' 49"4 rooms, larr. re. '''''o
ceptlon hall and bath. 5000
,,,, Wy,LLIAAM 5. PHILLIPS ,eoo
MADISON. l5aa EYE ST.
ONE ROOM AND BATH :. .stl5os43.5 so
ONE ROOM o66EvKt kErdHEI HAII ANb !a5s nErs ST
C0RnoyA. 2o,h AND FLA AVE-
ssiR Rooms 8 ASp BArE. f. DretrLEx sfs4 90 90
FIVE Roo9s 100 AND RaTH. Il AVE sse so
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH So. so
NEW sf5aISS$ ffE5k5?z $fE i,S St IA AVE
s$%S sFE[ Rs4H TT s. s$s.s g
.SG TST k66S fsk E6sf4s F1ST 4 1Hb TIE RdHIS:
L. w. GROOMES. l4l6 + ST.
MAIN 6102.
Brand-New Fireproot Bldg.
THE COOLIDGE.
800 Wisconsin Ave.
Opposite National Cathedral.
rm. with Murphy bed. dress
ing rm., kit. and bath, $45 and
$50.
2 rms, kit. and bath, SIS to
$3.50.
3 rms, kit. and bath, $40 and
SIS.
Garages at IS per mo-, in rear.
Mct.EENER & GOSS,
Realtors.
l415 X. Main 4752
THE BERKSHIRE.
l4l2 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
rooms rooms and and hst, bath .-...........stto
rooms anl PAIN ..-........... s.
> rooms and bath .............. 15
Elevator and telephone service.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
1912 Eve ST. NV Franklin a5o3
DESIRABLE APTS.
MODERN APT. BUILDINGS.
$500 l. ST. NV
> rooms. kitchen. bath. $50 so
340l 18th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath. 500 90
2s39 21th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath. $50 90
iii LAMONT ST. NV
: rooms. dining alcove. kitchen. bath $50 so
sol BUTTERNUT ST NV
4 rooms. kitchen. bath. ......... SS5 90
DOUGLASS PHILLIPS INC.
FIR. 567s. 1916 St NV
HILLCREST APARTMENTS
1870 BFI. MONT ST
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ll"0 LAMONT Nw-3 LARGE ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath tIncl. shower storage: anthra-
Crie INV h.. instantaneous h.w.. gas. cleo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILLARD COURTS 1916 18th ST NV
Desirable Apartments.
> rooms and bath. $50 and SSS
Special concession on yearly lease First
class building; - 4-hour elevator and tele-
phone service. North 3S21 or Main S4l5
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s" T ST. NM NICELY FURNISHED
ahle 18th S3S -
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNJSHED.

liTH AND RANDOLPH
Two rooms. kitChcnette and bath. excellent
condition: cheerful: plenty of closet space
Janltor ON premises. Price. So 30.
CAHllL & MFNSH
RIIv
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WA\TED-aPARTMENTS

e OR ROOM SUITE HANDSOMELY FUR
nj shcd- IN an exclusive apartment. for adult
famiiv OF two. with references: Will entertain
year ease or longer. Address Box $50 r
Evening star., 1926-02-01

For Colored. 654 Morton st. NV
Mo'i"rn apartment: 3 rooms bath and
screened porch. II. K. SMITH & son. 4oS
Jenlfer Bldg Main 5139
Evening star., 1926-02-01

PETWORrH. SO7 BUCHANAN ST. NV
Attractive living room. bedroom. i>itchcnettc.
hath. screened sleeping porch ami: adults
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1872 KENNEDY-TwO OR THREE HAND
somcly furnished second floor: sun narior
private hath. kitchen. detached nome.
Adams 4Iq1
New Britain herald., 1926-01-29
DAUGHTER DENIES
 REPORT OF WEALTH
Says Gilberts' Bank Books Rep.
 resent But Modest Sum

New Haven. Jan. 2s Pt-Bank books found iu the pantry of their home after the death Of George L. Gilbert, wa veteran, and his wife, Angeline sherman Gilbert, who were buried together yesterday. repre- sented only "a modest sum- and not a hals a million dollars, Mrs, GeorgIanna Gilbert Pratt, . daught- CT. said today,
 The deposit books were issued by six savings banks in this city, and the entries showed saving Of MT. and Mir Gilbert over q period of s great many years. As interest had not been added 10 the deposits in some instances the aggregate sum had not been determined today. Mrs Pratt said that the estimate of R half million dollars had been made by a distant relative without actual knowledge Of tho exact amount of the deposits. and she declared that Information given was entirely mls- leading,
 NIT. Gilbert served in the Civil War and after his discharge from service in 1885 he married Miss Angeline Sherman who had prom ised in 1862. when he left. to wait for him. Mir. Gilbert followed his trade of carpenter for more than fifty years and he and his wife lived simply during that entire period. 1T this city. Innrmlties Of age claimed both within a three day period. II is understood that neither left will and that their entire estate is In the bank accounts.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-29
News That Allies Are to
 Omit Cologne Is Welcome

Cologne, Germany Jan. ?2 R1- .rovouslv excited by the news that tha Cologne zone Is 10 be evacuated hv 4he allied troops Sunday at mid night. the ropVla'icn is preparing Tor great Demonstration in inc square opposite The cathedral at tr4' time.
 The hurgomast"r will speak, the l.pus of thc cathedral and all th" cr/rch,s along fho Rhine will he tofhl and inc sounds Of inc cei"- ll:tion will be broadcast hy radio throughout Germany.
 The school children will be gym a holiday Monday.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-29
S3OO,OOO SW|NDLE KING ARRESTED J. K, Fronk, Hollywood Man,
 Caught in Chicago

Chicago. Jan. 7s P1 - A ccun- try wide search for J. K. Fronk Hollywood, Calf, automobile deal CT, ended today when he was ar rested here on charge ot oe- frsuding Los Angeles Of s3oo,ooc'
 He admitted, detectives said. that he had fled December 30 after be- ing indicted for conspiracy to de- fraud and said that he was on his way back to give himself up after spending the last month in Seattle Portland, New York and Chicago Illness here prevented his return. A physician attended him after he was seized by Chicago and private operatives.
 Los Angeles authorities yesterday 1 saiI they believed he was lost here .ncnnjless. friendless and critically T. The route of his flight becams nown there after Charles Camp ru. hls chauffeur, had been To-
 ted and aided In the search.
 lie said he would waive extradi- on and accompany his guards
 sck 10 California at once. The! ,~aitcd word from Los Angeles
 The Herald and Examiner Tn ,pyrighted story says he admitton
 is connection with the swlndlc ,hcme. whereby worthless cheeks were deposited In banks to cover worthless checks passed throui" others, hut said the amount would not exceed s1o0,000.
 Tells of His Flight
 Detailing the course of his tilgh'' he told of going with Campbell from Los Angeles to Tuba Clty, Calf, where he entrained TOT seattle. He remained there a week and went to New York, where h" contemplated going 10 Europe bnt changed his mind and started wes'' He stopped day in Pittsburgh and came to Chicago this week,
 The reason for his operations leading 10 his indictment and fhgh, he refused 10 detail, saying h- would reserve his story Of them for the California. authorities
New Britain herald., 1926-01-29
HOLD PRAISE SERVICE
Passengers, RcsCuing Crew ano Rescued Hold Thanksgiving Pro- grant on Liner Pres. Roosevelt.

New York. Jan. 29 P'-The United States liner President Eoose- y,lt is bound for Cnerbourg today with her crew in high spirits and ,he 25 mon of the British froish'eF tntinoc, rescued from their houn- dcring ship, clad in clothes that are the gifts of sympa'Nettc passengers
 The Associated Press today re- -,iy,I virr),ss from lurser povins of The President Roosevelt saving ,ha, tho crews of both ships and all messengers had attended 3 praise s,rvica yesterday conducted hv IT, Joseph Cochraro of the American church Of Paris,
 Many of tho Antinoc's crew had .os' their, clothing and passengers ovickIv collected an assortment ot garments for them.
 The President Roosevelt stood ny rhe An,inoo for 62 hours.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-29
INSTANCE MAN DIES

N.n-r,aL Jan. 70 tP)-Gorail s. Ia1pny. general manager in Canada ur 'rr Eapi'ah'o Life Assurance so- ,l,'v or New York. died here yes t,r,lay. lfr Vas tS years Of age
New Britain herald., 1926-01-29

More tnap Eono shipwrecks have ercu-red on Great Britain's coast during the last 70 gears
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-04
BRIDGT0N HOLDS
HEBRON VARSITY TO
SCORELESS TIE

Hebron, Me-, Oct Hebron and
Bridgeton Academies played score
less tie on the Hebron gridiron this
afternoon. The game was featured
by the playing of Libby, Hebron end.
from Haverhill, Mass, and that of
Capt Kinsley at left half After the
game it was discovered that Kinsley
had suffered broken rib some time
during the game but he played the
game through. The summary:
Hebron-Libby. Mckenzie, lie; Con-
roy, 1t; Brown, Haskell, lg; Kinds,
C; Meinsold. Perkins, rg; Wheeler,
Trask, TT: Knutf Jensen, re; Dwyer,
Levine, OBJ; Kinsleyh lib; Lapidus,
Lamb. RIB; Ives, fb.
Bridgton-Doyle, re; Barry, TT;
Long. re-; Crehan, c; Mardoria, lg;
Kutchins, 1t; Joyce. lie; Juneau. OBJ;
Hersey, RIB; Connolly lib; Dietzen,
Rovluc, Borstein, fb.
Refree, joy, Colby. Umpire, Gould,
Bates. Linesman, Rawson. Time
I'm periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-04
MADISON TRIMMED
UP MEXICO HIGH
ON NEW GROUNDS

Madison, Oct 3-Madison defeated
Mexico by a score of 10 in the first
game on the new Alumni field, Sat-
urday afternoon. A crowd of 400
fans saw the game. The game was
clean and hard fought and until the
last half minute none knew who
would win.
In the first two quarters the teams
were evenly matched. The visitors
outweighed their opponents.
In the Bird quarter Madison carried
the ball to the 80 yard line and then
by series of rushes made the touch
down possible.
In the last quarter Mexico made a
desperate rally and carried the ball
to Madisons ten and then to the l
yard line where they were held.
In attempting to execute play
Mexico flmbled with less than
minute to play and the game was
lost.
For Madison Fabrotte and Trial
starred. SWEET went well for Mexico.
Observation-Disclosures, re, Niles, TT, Re
mus re-. Burton c, w. Weston lg,
Harris 1t, w. Viles lie, Smell qb, Trial
rh, C. Weston lb, Frubrotte fb.
Mexico-Rice lie, Henry 1t, McPher-
son lg, Pensero c, WEIGH re-, D. Jum-
son TT. Eatorre re. McLafferty qp,
SWEET lib, O'Leary RIB, McLarey fb.
Touchdown. Fabrotta. Substitutes
Merrill for Harriss, Morse for Mer-
rill. Dudley for Morse. Referee, Blair
umpire Ouellette, head linesman
Bearor Time SIS and los.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-04
BATES WINS FIRST
GAME OF YEAR FROM
BAY STATE AGGIES

Amherst, Oct. 2-The Mass. Ag-
gies lost the opening contest of their
football season on Alumni field this
afternoon by the score of TO y, IN
an evenly played game.
johnson, Aggie halfback, receiV-
ing a 10 wpass from center IN the
first few minutes of the game, was
tackled behind his goal line for the
only two points scored.
In the second period the Ags'es
flashed an aerial game that brought
the ball to Bates 20-yard line, but
the next forward heave was inter
cepted by Dave Ray Of Bates.
BATES MASS. AGGIES
Palmer (Peck). lg =. re, McKittrick
Timer (Black, Colburn), 1t 49,.
............. RI. ANDERSON
Smell (Neilson), Is 80. rg, Murdugh
Ed, ........... c, NILS
Townsend (Peables). rg ........
..... lg, Cartwright
Wood (Foster), TT ..... 1t, Amsteln
Ledge, re ....... lie, Rice (boWle)
Erickson, Obj ................. 4.
....... qb, Cox (Tufts, Mahoney)
C. Ray, lib 49,. RIB, Quinn (HearD
White (Baker. RIB -. lib, Johnson
Score-Bates .. safety-Johnson.
Referee-P. r. Carpenter. Umpire
A. ingalls,. Linesman-J. L. Duff
fy. Time-Two 12m. and two lon.
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-04
WinSloW Must Have The Goods
FAST WINSLOW
TEAM BURIES CLUB
FROM HARTLAND

Winslow, Oct. 2.-Winslow High,
in one of the flashiest games seen
here in some time, buried Hartland
Academy by a count of 81 to 0.
Winslow used two complete elevens
in the course of the contest. There
were no outstanding individuals on
the Winslow crew, however, the YER
dict being brought about through
perfect team play. n. Weber was
the outstanding star for Hartland.
Winslow is continuing to show
state championship work Her goal
line has not been crossed by a high
school team in three years and from
the appearance of this years aggre-
cation, the line looks safe for a few
years to come.
The summary:
HARTLAND ACAD (0)
go WINSLOW H. S.
Hubbard, lie $3.50.
$50. re. Poulin, Haywood, Staples
Fuller, 1t ........... TT, Mortinson
Streens, lg -. re-. Matches, Ourrin
Peasly, ........ c, III. Estes
Lewis, re-
-. lg, Roy. Grindel, N. Knudsen
Carr, ri. -. 1t, Mcdonald. Mansfield
Estes, re ...... lie, Josephs, c. Estes
Healing, OBJ .......... Obj, Darling
L. Webb, III :. rh, w. Roy, A. Moore
Paige, rh 49,. III, Delanger. Cowen
n. Weber, fb ........... fb, Herd
Touchdowns made by Delanger ),
Darby 8, W. Roy 1. Herd ?. Points
after touchdqwns, Darling 3. UNI
pire Deerine. Referee. Russell.
Head linesman, Vail. Time, 1910
1910.