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New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

not the Bishops book, but the book Of the Church for both clergy and laity. Its virtue was it's elasticity and comprehensiveness. and he de clared that nothing in it made any change in the doctrinal position Of the Church of England. To reject the measure would be to invite dis ast"r and chaos and 10 leave 10 their successors tho impossible task of try ing to administer in the present con- dition Of affairs.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Chileans Will Feast
 On HOmeland's Beans

New York. Dec. 3LP-Chile beans instead of Vermont turkey will be the piece de resistance on the Christmas table Of eleven you.. Chileans who are at school in South Bend. Ind. All the children want ed home food" said Senor Del Cam DO Bustamente as he arrived from South America, "so I came with six sacks of Chile beans" One of the children is at Notre Dame,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

| district in Florida and who recently announced that she would run again
 for the next session. Major Owen is survived by daughter Helen Rudd Owen; a son. Reginald Bryan Owen, a step daughter, Mrs. Ruth Meeker; a step-son John Bryan and broth CT. Bayford owen, of London. Eng , land.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

A hyacinth bloom nearly eight inches long was displayed recently at q London flower show.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

the band had hoped to spend q quiet sunday before beginning a campaign of attacking and destroy ing pack trains during the dry sea- son.
 A marine airplane bombed Ciudad Antigua, which has been more or less Of headquarters for the out laws, last Friday. l. is estimated that as many as % outlaws may have been killed and as many wounded,
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
INSISTS ON right +.
TO SERVE IN JAIL
Morale Pleads for Commitment
But Police Refuse

The unique situation Of man in
sisting upon his legal right to go to
Jail for five months and a police de-
partment unable to accommodate
him by removing him to the Hart
ford county Jail presented itself at
police headquarters this afternoon
when Paul Morale of 100 Clark
street vacated his appeal. but found
the police unwilling to Jail him.
Morale. who was fined 500 and
sentenced to Jail for five months. by
Judge w. C. Hungerford In police
court on June 81, on the charge OF
violation of the statute relative to
harboring female for immoral pur-
poses, presented himself at the po-
lice station this afternoon and asked
Captain Kelly to arrange to have
him committed to Jail. At the time
of his conviction, Attorney Thomas
F. McDonough. who represented
him, gave motive of an appeal, but
since then Morales bondsman ask
ed the police to relieve him.
Morale will probably be deported
to Italy as an undesirable resident,
it was learned this afternoon. Officer
Clark of the federal immigration
bureau was in this city today relative
to the case. 1t is expected that part
OF the jail sentence at least Will be
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
WANT To DEP0RT
DESERVING SAILOR
Milo Fights to Remain With His
Wife and Child

Fighting for the right to continue
to live In the United States, in the
face Of tho law which has stamped
him with the mark Of an illegal en-
try. Frank Milo. aged rs, Of 33s Oak
street, faced Officer William Clark
Of the federal immigration depart
mont in tho Office Of Greenberg &
Levitt this afternoon and set forth
the reasons he feels he should be al
lowed to remain here. where his wife
and child and all else that Is dear
to him. are established.
Greenberg & Levitt Represent Him
Milo landed at an American port
In 1928. having shipped as a seaman
from Italy. where he was born. and
for some time he continued to live
In the United States. eventually.
meeting and marrying New Britain
girl. He was deserter from the
ship on which he came here, but in
all probability the fact would never
have become known had not some
one informed the authorities, and
several months ago he was arrested.
The hearing was postponed several
times until today. The decision will
probably not become known at once.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

served before deportation proessd-
ings are begun.
When Judge Hungerford imposed
the fine and jail sentence he told the
attorney his client was the most
despicable and lowest criminal ever
to come before the court.
In order to commit q person to
Jail a mittimus must be sworn to by
officers of the court Judge n. D.
SAKE who Is now presiding in police
court was out Of the city this after
noon and could not be reached.
After some delay. Judge Henry p.
Roche. associate of SAKE, was located
and prepared to make cut tho nit
timus. Further difficulty was en-
countered when 1t was found that
the clerk Of court. Emil ]. Danberg
is out Of the city and no mittimus
could therefore be had.
The police had great difficulty In
convincing Morale they are without
authority to act and he remained at
headquarters for several hours in the
hope that they would change their
minds.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
THE LYCEUM

Romance, treasure and q pretty
girl make 4 winning combination in
this thrilling melodramatic picture.
the best in which the dynamic Pris-
ella Dean has ever appeared. She
was an heiress and her legacy was a
pack OF trouble. but she never falter-
ed-the amazing story Of treasure
hunt on an island in the Pacific.
buried gold, band of pirates, and
pretty girl! Here are the ele-
ments for story Of adventure with
an absorbing plot, high-powered ac-
ton, tense drama and smashing
climaxes that will bring back the
glamL rous days Of your youth.
Others cast in stellar roles are John
Bowers and Walter Long.
The companion feature 1.-THE
Broadway Drifter," starring George
Walsh and co-starring Dorothy Hall.
Gladys Valerie and Arthur Donald
son is q tremendous story of a moral
triumph. Bob Stafford as played by
George Walsh. has cut adrift from
his father and for the first time in
his life is on his own. He calls into
play the one talent that has dis
tinguished him: the ability to excel
In athletics. He determines to make
his way by teaching others the way
Of athletes. And he determines fur
thermore to have girls as his pupils.
So he starts school for flappers.
How they flock to him; But be on
hand Thursday and see the picture
and get the story first hand, and en-
Joy the amateur performance which
is the added attraction for Thursday
night.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
AT THE STRAND

The new program at the Strand
has many prominent stars on both
tn vaudeville portion Of the bill and
on the screen. The screen feature
is Raymond Griffith in his latest
comedy sensation. wedding Bills"
while the vaudeville Is headlined by
Edith May Cape's IAN Array of
YOUTH" with cast Of talented stars
including Ann LaVerne and Ronald
Fayles with George Sibley and the
Cape Lassies. This is one Of the
most spectacular dancing and sing
ing creations now en- tour over the
big time vaudeville. Other acts in
clude Jack Goldie in BLACK Spasms
OF joy" Rubini and Rosa in TUNES
and Trimmings;" Gordon and Healey
and the famous Bush Brothers.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
AT TIE PALACE

This evenings feature at Palace
is THE Honeymoon Express" with
Irene Rich, Holmes Herbert, Helene
Co 10 and John Patric,:. The sec
ono, attraction is Bob Reeves in
Fighting Luck" Fighting Luck"
is indeed we'll named, and lively
picture that will be enjoyed by both
old and young.
Friday the entire program will
change and will offer Private Icy
Murphy" Warner picture. starring
George Jessel and featuring Patsy
Ruth Miller and Vera Gordon and Is
a sure-fire war story Of Jew and
Irish. and relates the affairs Of Icy
Goldberg, young delicatessen keep
er, who joins an Irish regiment.
Lloyd Bacon directed. Private 1zzy
Murphy" is one Of the funniest.
tenderest, most heart-warming film
ever shown! 1t is America! Tears!
Laughter! And the flag waving!
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
ELM CITY POSTAL
CLERK IS ACCUSED
Continued from First Passl,

Immediately notified the police and
several detectives wsrs dispatched "a
Fitzgerald's home and other points
where he might turn up but their
search proved fruitless.
A short time after F1tsSerald's
break, = motorman presented him
self at the postmaster's Office with
Fitzgerald's keys and said he had
been asked by the postal clerk to
turn them in for him. He knew
nothing Of the circumstances Of the
case.
Inspectors Called In
For two weeks inspectors from
Boston detailed to this district in an
effort to discover the person or per-
sons tampering with registered mail
had been investigating. Tho inves-
tigation is said to have led to Fitz-
gerald.
It was decided that this morning
an attempt would be made to dx the
guilt Of Fitzgerald. A decoy regis
tered letter was placed in position
and the inspectors betook them
selves to the spy gallery which had
not been in use for long period
and was considerably dirty.
Fitzgerald. it is claimed. was seen
to take the decoy letter and when
the inspectors came out Of the gal
lery to apprehend the youthful post
al clerk, other employees on the
night shift became startled because
of the grimy and bedraggled appear
ance Of the inspectors.
Several thought the dirt covered
inspectors were bandits about to
hold up the post office and the main
floor was thrown into Z turmoil.
Many of the employees yelled rob
bers' and similar expressions and
then took to cover. Quiet was re-
stored when tho employees found
that the Invaders" were inspectors.
Just how much money has been
missed was not divulged by those
In charge of the investigation.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
FreCk|e-F aced Girls
Are All Happy Now
Flyte "a New Discovery -
Melts Away Every Freckle
in Four Days-It's q Cream.

The world is full Of trouble-but
if your trouble is freckles-stop
worrying right away for you can 60
to Fair Dept. Store and get jar of
Flyte and get rid Of every freckle
in four days.
You'll be surprised at the speedy
action Of this magic cream-the
brown unsightly spots are dissolved
and entirely disappear.
And it leaves the skin clear and
clear and soft as velvet and good to
look upon.
Fair Dept. Store sells Flyte-so do
progressive druggists everywhere
and if the unusual should happen
and your freckles don't go-just get
your money back.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
AT THE CAPITOL

A double feature program Of
photoplays opens today at the Capt.
tol for the remainder Of the week.
Both offerings will afford real en-
tertainment and patrons are assured
of-stories that are quite likeable.
The main attraction offers Lewis
Stone and Anna @. Nilsson in TOO
Much Money" romantic comedy
drama with story that Is most
unique and interesting.
The companion feature will pre-
sent a Peter B. Kyne story, Breed
Of the Sea-" story OF the seas and
rs people. Here we have In con-
trast a melodrama Of action, thrills
and adventure. An all star cast will
be seen in the different roles.
Walter Seifert. guest organist from
New York will again be at the gold
en- voiced organ and will also offer
lusical novelties.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
RECEIVER NAMED

ilmington. Del, July IA Up -
George l. Tonsend, Jr., Wilmington
attorney. was appointed receiver for
the insolvent Blue Mountain Lumber
company, of Delaware, today. The
appointment followed the filing Of a
bill Of complaint by the Second
National Bank of New Haven, Conn,
as administrator Of the estate Of
Charles E. Graham of West Haven,
Conn,
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
$3,155 TAX ATTACHMENTS

Tax attachments in the amount of
$3.155.3o were approved by the n
nance committee Of the common
council at meeting last night. Mill
tary exemptions and Implications ac-
counted for greater part of the
attachments.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

I Hartford - Pasquale Amarante.
In Italy. 10 arraigned before United
States commissioner here and ad-
mits his guilt.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
LABOR CONTRACT CONCLUDED.

LABOR CONTRACI CONCLUDED.
Leghorn, Island Of Elba, July IA
R-The first labor contract, under
the recently promulgated fascist
charter Of labor" has been conclud-
ed between the miners and mine
owners Of the Island OF Eiba.
The contract grants the miners all
the terms Of the charter regarding
insurance against accidents, welfare
work and similar undertakings, while
the miners renounce the right to
strike in the events Of any future
controversy.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

st Andrews-Tho Scots IKE to see
Mr.. Jones In on much they are
sven stopping trains near the course
30 the crew an COX on. Andy Kir-
kaldy, wha was up with the leaders
in the British OF back in 10. told
Bobby: INC ye are ae golfer at
all. Ye are 'lst Z machine"
North Agawam. Mass.-Durins q
thunderstorm Henry Campbell and
son took refuge inside 4 house they
were building. Their dog stood be-
tween them. Lightning killed the dog.
Neither man was hurt.
New York-Henry Glismann, "a,
modest lineman and hero, insists he
is not much Of swimmer. Weighted
with spurs. g1rdle and tools, a handi-
cap OF rs pounds, he dived into the
Bronx river and rescued two girls
from drowning, making two trips Of
rs feet each with girl On his back.
Philadelphia-At the request OF his
victim a commission Is to study the
mental condition Of George Schaeffer
shell shocked war veteran. who
shot and wounded DR.. Charles A.
,Aitken, a physician for the veterans
bureau. DR.. Aitken told court the
case needed medical attention more
than criminal prosecution.
New York-George Kern immi-
grated from Stuttgart, Germany in
1888, virtually penniless. Now he is
retiring a millionaire. He has sold
out a dressed meat business that has
done a gross business Of more than
$10,000,000 year.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

To prevent dangerous explosions,
U. 8. navy ammunition will be
buried in caves.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
1928 CHAUTAUQUA ASSURED

1t was announced today that funds
sufficient to cover all expenses have
been subscribed for the 1928 Chau-
tauqua. The subscriptions exceeded
requirements.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

San Francisco-W. r. Hearst, IA
Their of twin boys, is the grandfather
Of twins, q boy and girl. The pa
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
DIVERS HEAD HITS ROCK
Swimmer Injured at Willow Brook
Park and Blood Flows From
Wound for More Than Hour.

James Fitzgerald OF $50 Common
wealth avenue was injured late last
light when he struck Z stone while
diving n the Willow Brook park
swimming pool. He was taken to the
office OF DR.. David Aronson and for
more than an hour blood flowed
from the wound despite efforts to
check it. The young man was weak
ened and stunned by the injury.
which was in the back Of the head.
necessitating hve stitches.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

Berlin-Count Solms-Laubach Is
learning another method Of going
fast. He runs several miles daily for
exercise. He's expert at acrobatic
stunts on horseback. And now he's
studying aviation In order to accom-
pany Otto Koennecke to San Fran
cisco.
New York-In Elinor Glyn's opin-
ion American women are more
"Soignee" than any other in the
world. "soignee" she explains as i'm
plying everything from beautiful
grooming to charm of manner.
New Haven-New Haven road
will start paying accountants all
over the system by order or check
on August II and the plan will
gradually be introduced in other
departments as soon as feasible.
sufield-Electrical storm kills
man and destroys buildings within
six mile area.
Madison-Judge Arthur W. Mars
den nolles charge Of driving with
improper registration against Chief
Of Police Burton J. Page.
Noroton-Colonel Rex Delacour
OF Stratford is named temporary
chairman of the new soldiers home
and hospital commission.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14

Northern Ireland has 10000 un-
employed, which is 10000 less than
year ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-14
FLASHES OF LIFE: CAME TO THE u. S.
PENNlLESS, NOW IS MILLIONAIRE

rents are Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hearst. ssF
White Plains, N. Y.-Flo Ztegfeld
nets $4,000 . week from Rio Rita"
AYERS the affidavit filed by him in
litigation. He lost Ss4,ss6 on THE
Comic Supplement" and $67.671 on
Betsy"
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.


TIE NEWARK, 1921 NEWARK ST. NV.
corner OF Wisconsin ave.--Brand-nev
ice each apartment eanipped da With h'f Frieid.
are; cost OF operation included in rent.
2 rooms. kit. and bath. 500 90 to 500 90
KEW GARDENS goo QUE ST, N.w.-Re.
hned apartment having switchboard serv-
r. Kit, dining alcove and bath. $50 90
r.. kit. and bath. .......... 47.5O
2121 II ST. N.w.-New. eight-s,ory elevator
building conveniently, located to Govt De-
paItments: ETC. Ready for occupancy.
room. kit. and bath. ....:..... 1000 1000
THE HUNTINGTON. 27I5 18th ST. NV
Most convenient location in the city.
: rooms. f XII. and ana" bath 90
1893 SPRING RID. NV rooms kit
recep. hall, dressing room and bath S67 80
room, kit KIT. dining Above. rccep. oo'Oo
tion haili dressing room and bath. -
e. see resident manager in Apt. los. 1897
$3.50, QUE ST. Nw.-Entire building being
. rooms. kit and bath. ....:.. 27 50
THE ELwooD. 1921 18th ST. NV
d Dogn tow apartments rooms, kitchen
rooms kitchen and bath. 5 so 20
room. kitchen and bath. ....... 1000
THE 3 MARINE. 13th AND BELMONT SITS.
N.W:--Five. STORY freprOof apartment
building: elevator service: near Central
High School: 4 rms. Kit. and bath SS5 90
= rooms. kitchen and bath. . 56 90
= rooms. kitchen and bath $50. $500
2o32 14th ST. NV rooms. kit. and
oath '.'...e....-...-. 90
1908 CONN. AVE. NV rooms, kit and
pain .''............ $57 80
3527 CENTEI T. NV rooms kit and
Oaul 500 90
1895 n ST. NV. Apt. 4o2-o rooms kit
dining alcoVe and bath ...... SIS O0
$500 18th ST E.W-5 rooms and bath.
1891 GIRARD ST. N.w--2 rooms. kit, and
room. kit, and bath. :o3S.9300
40 18th ST. N.E.--New building. ready
for occupancy; only one apt left
2 rooms. Kit. and bath. $40 SO
739 NEWTON ST. NV room. kit. din.
ing alcoye and bath. ......,.' $40 on
rms. kit. dining alcove & bath. 81 so
UL CO.,
OPS 18th St. NV.
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se17-3221 conn. AVE. READY FOR &C
cuoancy-New fye-story elevator build
Resident manager on premises.
Z r.. Kit. rec. h. { b.. $3.50 to 5000
MARYLAND COURTS-9th AND MD. AVE.
NE:-New hve-story freproof buldlng'
Resden MANAGE sn9 on Apart
men.s of 1 room and bath TO 3 rooms
kitchen and bath. from $3.50 to S77.5O.
292O ONTARIO RID. N.w-An apartments
Photographed: resident manager on premises:
lighted until 8 pins rooms. kittcheen
: T rooms ms" kit. and bath. 1850 to $3.50
s4o7;9:II1 goth ST, NWrH!ALLFo s9 Az !
2 rooms kitchen and bath. $3.50. $3.50
s24 18th ST. N.w.-3rd floor; FIVE rooms
ana = baths ............... .S75.5u
THE sUNBURY -I2l2 NJ ST NV
. rooms. d. a.. kitchen and bath. .S57 so
story building. recently redecorated.
z rooms. kit. and bath .......$ 81 30
8 rooms. kit. and bath ......... $3.50
1884 10th ST. NV rooms, kit and ID
I" room kit. and bath. $3.50
1924 CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kit. and
/ room and semi:private bath -. 1000
CHALFONTE, 2I16 p ST. NV. near Du-
pont Circle--2 rooms and bath. S35 90
2 rooms. kit. and bath ...... 1890
) rooms. Kitchen and bath. ... $3.50
1912 VERNON ST. N.w-3 rooms. kitchen
and bath. $4,000 and S52.50
1916 BELMONT ST. NV rooms. hitch.
en- and bath '....,-.,..'-.. $4,000
I'LL COL. RID. NV rooms, kitchen and
Dath ''.-.'--' ..-t.....' .poE.0O
1921 BELMONT ST. NV rooms. kit
and bath: dining alcove with table and
1859 N. II. AVE. NV rooms. kitchen
and Oatn S0O. 90
s5o7 w PLACE NV rooms, kit and
pa1 room. kit. and bath $40 9 g9
1904 9th ST NE.-Overiooking Catholic
lUniversitS grounds. 2 rooms. kit. and
Datn . 4, . 9Z0.U
1907 8 ST. NV rooms and bath s65. 90
24s1 18th ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED.

BENTON APIS.
II block west Wisconsin ave. and south
49, @A''' 3sil BENTON ST
Apt. 3-5 rooms, bath. porch. brick ga
rage: rent. $50
Ant. 6---5 rooms bath. porch. brick ga
rage: rent, $50
without garage. S75 each
H. II. CARTER. Realtor.
30s Investment Bldg. Main 417s.
MARLBOROUGH"
or 18th ST NV
Two three and ak room apartments. open
for inspection: switchboard. all night serv-
ice elevator.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EAnIMEN1S ST. y hAIbHED.
s5S.1 DEP ci q 5I OR g. HIEsH.qRARE
s5..;y ;is: I: SRiP a5sRss:
isS'0h 2h2 Pss 2%Gpaii9S gas eiec' $50 per
TsE ps sas sas AHs; fa sIf issh 81
WAR ( kr i9d err asso PS ss $50 Kiso the
Y. tXRt WYxT1 owner, e Adsms .4ffi ISL. OF
ga9 81, sE.Es'RooM AND BATH APT.
Se es Sl nga 's ate: stFtft ear lines Phone @
oo privats bath: twin beds 2o or fu TmSMI
Bio @esshS e ssf s6s srE FL o s. October
Hddsss. Box f2 2o %r's sar s ocss 1880
sAsFhES0s is'a ssD and Faa NAT
dsssSHu dnst aid .hSgs4 bsbE
AD. isiS iss sSSv T. n es February ist
1928 EYE ST N.W.-LARGE ROOM RE-
cep!ion ball. dining aieove. Mtchenette and
eaded See isnsoE o. s% Main and in
11an sp; CORNER CORNER nj, isih775 SPACIOUS
q a;i-SSsh; hrsplaces; $i2S monthly. FRANKLIN
1870 WYOMING AVE HKNnso1pTy
furnished, S rooms. reception hall and porch:
excellent location and service. Phone North
1913 10th ST. N.W-2nd FLOOR a R0ous
oEs tkoroashiy heated dam modern Sereh Apartment w.
building: reaeonable,
tiii modern 5srQOm apt: viii share with
S3upie or adults; no children Franklin
1871 -dTRKRD-LARGE LIGHT ROOMS
we'll FUR; adults; elec,, phone; reasonable
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK 1910 IN
gleside TeTrAce--Four rooms bath: attrac
~ well heated; $50; near school Adams
1iiD. X. sPg-s NICE ROOMS KITCHEN
naiurnished. s4s.50. GREENiEs''s. Fr SS iii
FoUa, ROOMS AND BATH, COMPLETELY
long Or cher. lease. Adams Slos. 30"
ioai PARK RD.-;-. APARTMENTS NICELY
asetrety ; ss mor n3er porch heat gas
two ROOMS. KITCHEN, PRIVATE BATH,
,sfEe porch: cleo, h.-w.h.; $40. 5I2 Crit,
q5oi EYE ST. N-W.-oGE ROOM KITCu-
IN and priyAte bath: completely furnished:
ami; best location: close to Geo. Wash Univ
NEW YORK AVE. NEAR NORTH CAP.
nlshsd: modern: $50 and SsS. North 2s sb
WILL sUBLET. FURNISHED. TWO, ROOM
longer. Phone Col l0aii Apt sol. sos
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HoTEL-o FINE.
light front rooms. 2nd aoor; Ink: $50:
with garage, $50 Col 6965 500
1894 PARK RID. NV APARTMENTS
rocHs kitshsn bath and porch each mod
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE
downtown apt; telephone: 2 and bath. Hitch
enette; reasonable. Phone M 6640 after q
29s
1920 18th ST. N,W.-BEAUTIFUILY FIR.
nished artistlcaliy decorated apartment.
ami.: must be seen To he appreciated.
ale Oh ST. Me- BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
Grst haor; elegantly and comDleteiy fur.
nlshed. Very reasonable. Lincoln 3005.
1851 IRVING sT--THREE ROOMS. BATH
laree reception hall. porch: S65. Apart
170x s sT. N,w.-APP RFsfDRNCE
owners home; private baths. steam heat
TsasonAble. Potomac 1850
$500 18th ST E.w-LIVING ROOM WITH
hr0biace bedroom, bath. kitchen porch; at
trActlvely furnished; reasonable. 500
1l20 COLUMBIA RD.--TWO ATTRACTIVE
ltfIe rooms. htchenette bath, pantry. trunk
room: modern conveniences; SAB.
IfYt y: CAPITOL sT,-TNREE ROOMS
furnished for housekeeping AduIts. q
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PHILLIPS TERRACE,
1901 Argonne Place.

-
PHILLIPS TERRACE,
1901 Argonne Place.
Just North of 10th and Col. Rd.
Convenient TO all ear and bus lines.
Telephone Adams 671Q and ask for resi-.
dent mgr. Several very attractive apart
ments left, ranging from one, room. dining
alcove. kitchen, tile bath and Murphy bed
to five rooms, reception hail. etc, All apart.
nlents with outside rooms spacious closets
built-in bath fixtures: some with porches.
2ihour elevator and telephone service.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
& CO., INC.
1882 X St. NV. M. 1900
Very Homelike and Cozy.
A nice three-room apartment bargain for
SAT so at 1878 Vernon 81.
New building. well kept up. Just north
of Florida ave.
See Resiaen.s Nansrsr.
adj. zoo.
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RENTS REDUCED.
2o2O ONTARIO ROAD NV
Three squares north of Columbia road on Ontario road
between 18th and 18th Near Geological Park and con-
venent both lines schools All apartments
being put perfect condition rents in this section Of
the city,
rooms kitchen and bath. ....... .S47 so to So so
rooms kitchen and bath. ........ $50 so TO $3.50
B. +, SAUL, co.
Main Zoo OPS 18th ST. NV.