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New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
PROHIBITION IS
 POLITICAL ISSUE
Senator Borah Would Impress
 This Upon Public

Washington. Oct. IS tP)-Prohibi ;ion as political issue i'll tho opinion Of Senator Borah. rcpubli, can. Idaho. is far from dead and in order to impress this viewpoint upon 'he public he has accepted an in vitation to speak before the New York womcns committee for law enforcement Nov. 12 in New York.
 His acceptance was subject, how ever. to a stipulation that that or -anization take definite action with he political parties and he has been given the assurance that the meet ing which he will address was called for that purpose.
 In letter 10 the committee tn" Idaho senator deplOr"d evasion of the prohibition question by "an in sipid. mvaning gloss" belief in law and order.
 Here is a definite and eXtraor- dinary situation" be said. 9Th" constitution is being deliberately de fed And there are those who say it is right and proper 10 defy it. and through organized public opinion 10 nullfy it. If political parties ar" unwilling to meet the issue, if when tho constitution of the United States is definitely challenged. political eX- padioncy withholds support. it must be apparent to all that those who are opposed to the constitution hay" won out"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
DIRECT PRIMARY
 LAW $ AT STAKE
Maine May Revert to Caucus by
 Popular Consent

Portland, Mo-. Oct. IS jPI--A di- rect primary law enacted by popuIat vote l , years ago was at stake to day in state Wjd" referendum to determine whether Maine should r,- vert 10 the party caurus and con yention 10 name its future caudi- dates for office.
 The question was before th" poo- pie by virtue Of the Initiative and referendum provision O. in" state constitution following failure Of the legislature 10 take action.
 IL WAS the same method adopted more than decade and q half ago when, after petitions bearing l2.ooo names had initiated the stat" wide vo'v the primary law cam" into existence hy vote Of better than tNrn" 10 one.
 l The present attempt to repeal the
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
WRITINGS LOST LINK IS FOUND
Semitic Written in Egyptian
 Signs Discovered

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. lS.- (CP) Two Harvard professors claim to have discovered the missing link" between those funny looking hiero- gIyphs on Egyptian mummy cases and the modern AI5C's
 From tn" time that some uncouth ancient first clipped on stone his crude affections for Miss So-and-So, fairly uubrol,cn history Of thought symbols had been unearthod, with the exception Of an unspanucd gap lctwecn the shorthand Of the Egyptians and the longhand of the pho"niciaus.
 Dr. kirsopn Lake. professor of ecclesiastical history at Harvard. and lis companion, Prof Robert r.
 Rlake. knew that little Willie 1 rho"nician wus the first lad to ; learn any sort Of alphabet. ! They decided to find out just who ! had changed the style from Egyptian picture writing on caslo's and valen-
 tines 10 work formations with let tors.
 1 Tho professors. som" months ago, set out for sun baked Mount Scra- bit, 70 miles from Suez. where. they
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
TAKES STEP TOWARD
 CURE OF PARALYSIS
Harvard University Professor Re ports Favorable Results with
 Use of q Human Serum.

Kansas City. Oct. IS (RD - Fav- orablc results have been obtained with human serum for the treat ment of infantile paralysis. pr. Milton J. Rosenau. professor of preventive medicine and hygiene at Harvard university, said in a re port at the interstate post Gradu- ate medical association in conycn- tion here. Dr. Rosenau told how the serum was administered to 50 patients in the pre- paralytiC stage of the disease during an epidemic in Massachusetts.
 In explaining that he did not claim that a cure had been diSCov- cred he declared that although medical science had thus far been unable to discover the cause or d remedy for infantile paralysis, phy- sicians were mo longer altogether in the dark"
 "Thore were no deaths among the 90 patients" he reported. Three ot the patients were seriously para lyzed, two suffered trivial or scarce ly no paralysis. as a result Of their illness. The result was encouraging ali hough by no means conclusive"
 He said the serum was prepared from the blood of conyalcSccnt in fantile paralysis patients. It was ad- ministered by spinal and intrave- nous injections.
 Dr. Rosenau found that in the acute stages. patients should have complete rest, avoiding all exercise electric treatments and massage He said the serum would be Of nc value In advanced cases.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
ITALY UNAFRAID
 OF THE VATICAN
"Roman Question, However,
 Flinders Spiritual Union

Milan. Italy Oct. IS lP>-Italy, the policy of the Vatican. yet con- tnuation of the dispute over the Roman question" flinders the spir- itual union of all Italians. II ropolo DItalia says today. The paper, which Premier Mus solini founded and which IS edited by his brother Arnailo. declares , that the opinion expressed by it in the present discussion is simply that of it's editor.
 One must not compare the Natl- can demands with the inadmisShle pretrnsions of the Bourbons and the Grand bike of Tuscany, the artiCI" points out. and one must not judge that the question is not in itself in capable ot solution. One of the most cherished roalizations of the fascist party would he tho spiritual unity of the Italians, the article de / clarcs.
 
 views of Osservatoro Romano. organ l Of the Vatican. saying: "OsscrNato 1 responding to Senator Gentle insists on the return Of the ponttica! ter i rtory. at least in part, by means Of which the sovereignty and indcprnd ! cnCe of the Pope would he visible. 1 and evident to the eyes Of the faith l ful in the entire world. : "Leonine Eillao Outlet to the sea? Widening of the Vatican walls i toward the Janiculum Hill" .f' embassies within the Pontigcal do- 1 main Mystery.
 According 10 our point of view ! ours only, one may lcEalize that which already exists. the property of the Apostolic Palace, in place Of i Cust om--We can say no mOr".
 "Wo are vcrthcless convinced that these arc not the only diificul' ties"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
Methodist Divine Dies;
 Vel! Known Educator

New Haven, Oct lH.-(P'-The death Of Rev. Dr. Charles Elmorc Earto, Methodist divine, in Brook lyn, yesterday removed a clergyman once @ctive donominatioually here as president of the Dwight W. Blake Training school, He came to West Haven as a pastor in 1917 and In 1922 went 10 the school remaining until last spring when ill health com pelicd his resignation.
 Dr. Barto was q Wesleyan gradu- ate and also of Drew Theological seminary. II" once had a charge in NorWalk, and in that city the fu- neral will be held.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
Stomach Trouble Gone
 Bakes 40 Pies

T was q nervous wreck with stomach trouble. Had dizzy spells and could scarcely walk. I began taking Adlorika and now ] run a restaurant and bake 40 pies a day" Mrs. l. Amrol. Adlarika relieves stomach gas and sourness in TEN minutes. Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel. it removes old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Let Adlerika give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleansing and see how much better you feel. It will surprise you! At leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18

had heard. were the famous unde- ciphrred Serabit inscriptions.
 Since 1906 scientists had known that the Serabit inscriptions existed, bu, no one could read them. Con- scquently their importance was not recognized.
 After lurching along on camels for five days through "black volcanic mountains which looked as if they had been made and then discarded,' ,' Professors Lake and Blake arrived at the base of Mount S"rahit. A days hike on foot. under a broilirg sun. brought them up 10 the noun tain top.
 Working in a temperature of II" degrees in the shade, the Harvard party clipped the huge Serahit tablets to portable size. so that they might be carried hy camel back to the museum at Cairo for dcciph"r- ing.
 Later, a thorough study of the in scriptions revealed that though written in Egyptian signs, the char ac'ors did not represent Egyptian objects, as have all previous hi"ro- glyphic tablets. Instead they stood for words in another language, the Semitic.
 "They are closely related to the next step in he evolution of writing, the Phoonician alphabet which also was Semitic" pr. Lake explained. Prom the Phornician an modern alphabets are derived" Dr, Lake continued: Tt seems to Us that We have here the missing link between the Egyptian hiero- glyphs and the phocnician alphabet and if so. if becomes extremely probable that the alphabet was th, invention of some early Semitic wht
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
RUSSIAN ORPHANS
 HAVE MOTHER NOW
Rear Admiral McCully, 50,
 Takes Bride, 29

Washington. Oct. StP)--Rear Ad- miral Newton A. McCully has ac- complished the mission" which took him abroad month ago and the seven Russian war orphans which he. q bachelor naval officer, adopted in 1920, have been provid- cd with a Russian mother.
 Dispatches reaching Washington through diplomatic channels tell Of his marriage to Mrs. Olga krundy- cher. a young Russian woman. at Roval Russia. last week. The ad- miral is 50, his bride %.
 The news came as a distinct sur prise 10 his naval associates here, among whom he has been known as a confirmed bachelor. He went on leave Sept. 12 and told friends merely that he was going abroad on mission"
 His seven wards. who now range in age from nine 10 14, are at Charleston, s. C.. where Admiral McCully is stationed. He is due to return 10 his post Nov. 12.
 The difficulty in which Admiral NcCully found himself when he at tempted 10 bring his waifs into this country has been avoided for his bride. While they were detained al Ellis Island for q time, the young woman Is 0 receive from the consul at Reval, acting under q state de- partment order. a passport bearing a non-quota immigrant wise.
 A cablegram 10 Admiral McCully' mother. who is looking after the youngsters in his absence, broke the news to them. It read merely Was married yesterday. We both send love to all"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
SuTield Man Crushed
 Beneath Tons of Rock

SNNIoIl. oct. TX W7 - IoS"NN 7.l Fountain, Si. was instantly killed here today when loading machin" containing several tons of trap rock overturned and crushed him. Ia Fountain, who had driven the ma chine. was standing h"sii" it when the wheels sank in soft ground and it collapsed so quickly h" was un- able to escape. He was employed
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
Counsel Takes Issue
 With Attorney Averill

New Haven, Oct. lN.-'F'--1 hiS c.ty can go ahead as 1t has been do- ing in the matter of setting Up rules under which raw milk may bc sold, Corporation Counsel Persky has iu- formed Dr. J. l.. Rice. health Oiii- cer, despite the ruling Of Deputy General Averill that towns and cities have no authority to ban raw milk.
 In taking issue with Col. Av"rill the corporation counsel holds that tn" state legislature delegated to tht city the right to regulate the sale of milk and that right was incorpor- ated in the city charter.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
New Britain Boys Are
 Going We'll at FCrdham

Tn shakcup program which Coaches Cavanaugh and Joy Of the Fordham university are now plan ming it is possible that two of New Britain'S four eprcS"ntatlVcs on the team may be taken from the regular lineup. Roger Scully is heinz re- placed by Red" Cleveland at center and it will be a hard battle for the New Britain boy 10 get back, reports state.
 Other reports have if that there will be a change in the end positions Whether "Toots" Politis is 10 be the victim of the changes was not stated. Toward Beloin. guard, and John Grip. halfhack. seem 10 be sure of holding on to their jobs
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18

took Egyptian signs and gave them the value of Semitic consonants."
 The complete story of how the alphabet was evolved soon will be revealed by the professors in q re- port to be published in technical journals. The professors recently re- turned to Cambridge from Cairo.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
CHICAGO STAR HURT

Chicago. Oct. IS Upl Hluhn, sophomore quarter who has been doing the field general work for Chicago, suffered dislocated ycrtr- bra in practice and may not bo against Penn next Saturday, If the injury is aS serious as at first be- li"ved. Bluhm will not be in any re naming game this year
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
AN IRRDt.

Through an error Easy washing machines were advertised in last nights paper as being sold by tn" Dunham Sales company of Arch street. Easy washing machines are sold exclusively in New Britain by Barry and Eamforth, l 2 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
pl\TER NEEDED

Columbus, O., Oct. IS UP)- Ohio State suffered no damage from the game with Northwestern Satur- day, it was reported when the squad turned out for practice. A few bruises were received by several regulars Development of a good puntor Is causing Coach Wilce wor- ry.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18

direct primary was opposed by forces headed by Gov. Ralph o. Brewster and former Gov. Percival r. Baxter while former Gov. Will liam T. Cobb has directed those seeking a return to the old system.
 In an eleventh hour appeal be- fore the voters went to the polls, Gov. Brewster called for vote of mo" and pleaded that the citizens refuse 10 repudiate q forward" step taken ! 3 years ago
 Workers identified with Mir. Cobt and others have insisted that the primary means. in reality, a dou- ble election. Public interest has not seemed especially sharp and there were no predictions that a record vote would be boiled.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18

by the Lane Construction company as truck driver OH q road build ing job. His home was in Windsor Locks.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18

--IUst HrriVod-anothol' new lot Of girls rajNCoatS with hats to match; blue, red and green, sizes i years to II years. --- Limited quantity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-24
Trustees Sale Of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, an Apart
ment House, No. 1921 18th
Ct. NV

BY virtue 81 . certain f-eS - .-':z. Sstsd
May 20 1927 beng instrument " III.
recorded June 1s 1897 among tne i1-. rar.
ords IL the District of Columbia ard ;: 80
reduest Of the party -ecfirod fhr-e-- -
undersigned trlI.,eess viii sei 4; o91 a.
Al 1927 Ar FOrR oCLOCE Pr -
following described land ant p-erTIsea STATE
In the City OF Washington. D-'-r~. ~ a.
iumbia and designated ~ ard 5s.r- -
twenty eight f2sJ ard the south ar 81
sever hundred and fftv-Aeren t1r--sr+.-a
f6.757' feet front. bg fGil Ge9fo - .ct
txenty-nine f29f IN John 2 BAKE "a
Nose Kelly executors sGnfiy}-1o- .. srt.z-s
one hundred and uinet@-oB@ ttait 2. -
piat recorded IN Tic~~ r. /. r. foGa -
OF tho records Of the Office ~ the su--a~r-
the District If Columbia 'o-etHe- at'- -
improvements. consisting ot 4 Hrfk h-.. .5-r-
o~cuDied az an apartment hoi-e ~ lazt
sixteenth st ~ with BRICK oH.rl-z In
rear.
Terms Of sale. Ons.;hird % ere ---ch a..
money ~ be PAID N ca>h. balance = txo
equal installr1ents payable IN oaa AT 80
years. with interest At Tor CONT n .e- ar
mum. PAYABLE ger1i-aUrTaNv from rsv e
sale. secured by decd of trust upar :-s - =
e-ty Snld. o. all caSh ~ the option - -1a
purchaser. Ger0sif OF : 0oD zsI -.
oJireT NJ time of ale At e0u~s~-~rt--
recording etc. At cos; 81 r,r-cf 7<a- ~e-~7s
81 sale 20 ise conipiied wt,h --f- --.-ty
DAYS from day of sale otherwise the tees
reserve the right n resell the r-rya--v az 80
rex 5nd cost Of def7uli5nz pu~aeg-a- -f.a-
FIVE Gays' adver;i -ereut 90 Hgrn --ss's n
soue newspaper published IN w7snirzt-7
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-24
MORRIS SLvERNAS
THOMAS 3 MACK
rnseI0 1918 Trustees
y & y, = Q
lass I've -. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment Known
as Premises 1918 Kalorama
Road NV.

By virtue OF = csrtaiH See, ~ tr.ss cav
recorded 81 I.ss~r Ne. 5tsoi :ol.a 80 - ~
Of the lard rvs'Oo1s ot shs. nss'rsts q Cs'1-a
hss, anG at tne request o. are CA-ty ses- ri
thereby the undersigned trustees AL sra =;
pGSise auction. ~ sTcrs % the a-e-- - N
WEDNESDAY TIE TWENTY Z j. s-S pAY
OF pECENSEka AID i9@T, At THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm tAs t4.tc~ a. -se-
sc~,eed land ard premises Stcsts ! - -
iT1ct Of Co,urs esa. And t&esaSratss. n -. -
.nS lot IS IN hlocS - Flsar-. fc-svta A.:
Young eoraIalsSs0nrrs' sgcSSlvsssoc ~ SD
row known as ~w3shlaEfcn Se3xH.s ~ c'r
MAI recursed N LATER CcG-iv NJ s :s-o
lis. OF the recoFsss % sAs Cs.se~ - - -
veyo- OF the pss;rtcs % CaiGe,eaA sGes-t
10 Agreements a. 10 naEtr wals <s2fteC 2
deeds re<orytsd Va Lso%r Ne %cta tNt, -.
and lahSr $3.50. fcltc liz c. 1as lSN& ~
oess of said District
Terms. Sc6 subject ~ \ r7ts- t@~Nt -
trssSt fee S&5 ps0 ~ fafths- vssrs.1t. - -
~hsNh will w ann0uncS>i AZ tsHse 9t s1se 80
part asss price hove Sata tr,s<t - ~ t& ~
az cash. \ arasSst ct - Otse - 49, -
ConNey aacsax rscCrttns st.'-. az pfs-t>t~.
eSs<a. Terms Sc ~ caespliyN4 vtth NtS+i
shtrtv days. csAsr~ ~ ga@rAs5t tsrstse& -
the rrOrertv rsay ~ ATS CFts>sS3 Sa1 -%>st1 NJ
the diScretsor cf tae ifsg<2e~S
Earl. " NNCk&\TN>A
C{-ARE<CE tstE&
del8lF. 10 - s&,sa y {~'i<~$
THOS 4 tAltE< q SAN tfFs~TfsN\ EE%S
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AUCTION SALES.
GasEasnn $780,
THOs. ] OWES 4 SON. ATCTTOSEER3.
1926 Etc Street Northwest
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. AT 18th St. Sc.

BY virtue of \ certain deed of trps. duly
recorded. ~ LATER No 35Ji, folio IOS - se1
ri the Ian'I records NJ the Dtst~Irt 81 Cr,!!n1.
bia. and at the reuuest Of the party sectIrsh
thereby the unflcrslzned trustees uiJ .eli a.
uubIic auction in front Of the premises on
WEDNESDAY,, THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY
Or DEFENDER. A ID. 1927 At THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the tOliDUIng .6esoritnf land
and ..renses situate IN the sty ~ wash
inzton District Of Columbia. and Gestzaatef
a. and feinR ipt ~ In Clarence 10 Roy
Parker and Clara Rising PaFke-s sl,liivi-
sion ~ original iots 1 and % and part Of
0r1ina! ints and 81. as poe pat rnr,r9ef
ir Book 80 page ~ Of the recprds ~ trs
Office Of the surveyor for the Dstrgct % Co.
luuhIa being in square 1000.
Terns Of s3ie. Oue-thlrf ~ che purchase
MONEY - be paid in cash. balancs IN tao
equal instaiIrncnts. parable In oIe and TN
years with interest at Z per centgrn rer an
mum payable serni annually. f~om Ss7 ~
sale. occurred By ieef Of trust upon the Y-1p-
purcha ser. deposit Of 5000 NJ vii . %.
Sniref. at time Of sale All c1nveya1[f1x.
recording. etc. At cost Gf pU-chase- T--rTs
Of saie 20 I've compiled with within fa.-f7
days from day Of sale otherTi~ me 'rgstAes
reserve the rzh. TO resell the prpreffT a. 80
rick and cost Of fefauifinZ pGrcF ase- zs,e-
FIVE days advertisement Of s1ch rrs2.a IN
aorne Newspaper published IL Waah!ag,11,
sAMr-TL 4. DPCRY
JAMES b. SNHOLaoS.
he1s1s 1920 q % % 2427
THOs- J OWES Il son ArCTTOSFE5s
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a L ia
ALL MONEY MAKERS.
right In the heart Of the city about 1875
feet frontage PRICE ONLY S65. 900.
18th st south of Thomas Circle-Stonc-
front building. wide and deep lot to alley
PRICE. 500. 900. which In less than assessed
Just of 14,h 1T. AZ feet frontage. side
and rear alley. An offer of $40 per foot
Between tI,h and Connecticut ave. south
OF NJ st. 35xi 80; threc.st0ry building. Gov
cring entire lot. 80 foot alley. Want offer
Near iith and H sts. nw.--s story fire
3"H rooms: annual income between <5n,Uou
and Ctiu 600: can I've Increased. PRICE
ONLY $500 900. You cannot heat this locn-
lion and building nj the price. VIII ex.
change.
street near 18th "5 feet frontage. wide
alley good improvements. PRICE ONLY
SS5 900
100 feet frontage. u square of t4th st,
south Of NJ. good depth. vide alley: $40
per foot
Jus, OF 14th ST. vicinity OF Thomas CIR
cle-Thrcc story and cellar brick; modern.
PRICE. SIS 900
Near Vermont ave. ith and L s,s
Beautiful stone front; lot ..xl00 10 alley:
Good income producer PRICE ONLY
The above and many others of our list
ings are real money making opportunities.
Shrewd investors will buy business proper
ties now: Tell MS where you wish 10 locate
w." GGiRbiSER & DENT. INC.
MAIN 1854. I40D l. ST. NV.
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HENRY p BLAIR
ALIEN CT4p E
deI7 10 On 81 - ~ .. - ~ -
THOs. J OWEN & son. AT-CTT0%rFRs
Lass Eve - NV
TRrsTfrs' SALE or VAfrAH-v Rg.rE
STORE AND APARTMENT SITUATE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNrR ~
NEW JERSEY AVE. AND z ST. NV.

TRTSTrrS' SALE OF VALUABLE prrrE
STORE AND APARTMENT ~ITrA~r
At TIE S0rTHrAsT CoRNEE ~
NEW JERSEY AVE. AND r ST. Nv.
BEING PREMISES No. 80 & y. ~
Bv virtue - certain tee4 .: t-ls;- clly
Of the lard -ecords of the y -;-sct ~ Cum.
hia AMI at the request ~ tie 0s~tT sesSc-sd
thereby the untsr<i xnesi t-rs5s@s w,H <si3
at rt1hltf- afct.Hr in sro1t II ;Na per s@s
IN WEDNESDAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY
or NOVEMBER. A 7. 49,. At. THREE
sr-lbeli land ard rrpr1ises situate n 80 Trs-
tylet Of Columbia and teSf=n sTeri "a s-t -
.rE Tot 81 N the suttiTtston ~ T1srst0-~
sheckel and Others rcrfr1i= a. ore-s- = Ee-,ty
Cause Sa. I4s02. 90 lots n zNu4-e S1ss II
scua-e son. "a H@- plat r~co-3ed ~ L'ro- 20
az folio 1872 N fhe Surveyors ct5cs o; tae
Dts'rIct rf CSluroia
t-4is; for SIS orc tn further particulars os
xhich will ~ announced 81 t.E.s - sale Tue
nnrchsse price above said tru<t % - 7zlt
~ cash G<nosit of $500 ~ -~.7-f-syi
Corvcya-cirE recording. e.'.. zt 1--ch ase-s
COS, Terms 80 - complied W,.h w1teE@
thirty DAYS. otherwise deDostt tortsltes. 40
the property r7av - sssvA-t,sAsl sr5 -sSol!
MORRIS SILCERNAS
THOMAS 3 MACK
r-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE 0E-
srrihei ~rcperty having fsl3ssi - cC-C.T
wsth the terms stated thA~vI1 sai6 C-cr-
srtx MI ~ Te:.'h. q e. rsS ~ g,ss e
THIRTY O'CLOCK pm <ar'- cIs~s
BY ORDER or the TRUSTEES,
fssn 81 ., s3@t
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WANTED TO RIGHTEOUSNESS,

HAVE COIuRkD CLIENT WHO WANTS
modern s-T,som houic III nv, up 80 St0 500 !,
must have garage or SpaC~ u, II. LINENS,
1919 81, NV, rot. ASSo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-24
RENT uOIISES-UNFURNISHED.


DOWNTOWN--s ROOMS. ) BATHS BASE,
mcnt room for Office: distinctive colonial
house; good location. 1911 ESe 81. nv
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SALE-HOUSES.
fTnuffunsh
REDUCED S2.OON.

Owner forced 10 sell will sacrifice r.
b. brick home. ami, on car line; good
So 800 for quick sale. Terms arranged.
Call North ToD3
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77-i17' = - 2 = -.
WANTEi,---NlONEN.

Ahnut iva ant cute halt AREA ~ lald, new
hrne st fnanls With iarse IMilseJ ele'r'ns
march or eua parlut np iva siiaa atl't tAtsu
nnrrh factNa auuth and west, ut,vn nreplata
Ia ntius laam hni water heat eleVVlN ltahte,
siert,io nutnmatlo water ssstam, bath tuli
s,,uih aud West "a suad ruais nuMher ei
iase sha,ie and trNii trees at snad sante9
IN MinAtas ttam iaiitaN tAhef bhHsl Anll
4, pnn,s. Can ~ h""fAss ~ sa,.i'i'e ttiss
phla u D. Linens, 1910 Al u, NV.