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New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

sRATTLE OF kEXES"-STRAND
:. The same blending Of artistry and
advertisement values which made
peedble many Of the scrsen's great
1t pictures was again introduced
w p. VI. 0rinith last night when
hts latest picture. 1.-The Battle of
SsxeA" opened at the Strand for
four days.
The pictures chief characteristics
are humor> and pathos which are
woven into q pleasing story whose
theme ID the American home.
wrecked by the Vaccinations Of an
interruptions gold digger. who gets
her man regardless OF his strong
family ties. 1.-The Battle of the
Sexes il appropriately titled.
The vaudeville program has five
great select acts headed by Dave
Harris and Giris In snappy, poppy
revue. Other acts offer May and
Leon. ''The Cyclists" Jerome and
Ryan. "Those Red Hot Boys;" Gus
Fak and Co. In "padiocked." and
DaNe Harris and frankie in 'Leger-
Aejpain." On Thursday, Wallace
Berry will be featured In "Beggars
Of Life" with Richard Arlen and
Ldhise Brooks,
Beginning Sunday Richard Dix
will be offered with Ruth Elder. the
transatlantic avtatrix, in Moran Of
the Marines"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
Indians Hold First
poWWOW In ESQ Years

Bourne. Mass. Oct. ID (CP) -
The sabbath silence of this little
Cape Cod town was broken yester-
day by the chanting Of tribal
.d&ncers and the monotonous noise
Of tom-toms. as the Wampanoag
Indians held their first grand pow
view In ESQ years.
Nearly 500 Indians, in native cos
tunes, gathered at Pondville. on the
shore Of Great Herring pond, for
the colorfuI ceremonies. which GEN.
tered at tha Pondville Indian Bap-
tist church.
> The smoking of pipe OF peace
by the Wampanoags and their
blood enemies. the Pequots, fea-
tured the pow-wow.
Running on a platform which
remained mo frewater" plank.
Chief yellow Feather (the Rev. Le-
roy G. Perry of Westerly, r. ~
was elected supreme chief.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
REDlCK NOMINATED
| FOR Lower HOUSE
Democrats in Neain6ion Choose
Calli!daie io1 Representative

Newington, Oct. / The demo-
cratic caucus WAS held in town hall
Saturday night for the purpose Of
nominatiE. u representative and four
justices of the peace.
j.. Leroy Redic'l was nominated
for representative.
Merle Morrison. Patrick H. Mar
tin. Daniel J. Kerr and john J..
carmody were nominated for jus
ticcs of the peace. Walter Morgan
was moderator and Joseph Limerick
was clerk.
rs New Votcrs Made
At the session held by the select
men and town clerk Saturday. IS
rev voters were made. 1t Is expect
Sd many more will be made at the
EeNt meeting Saturday, October 20,
! from 8 a. m, TO s p. m. The num-
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

4 contract has been sigped ~ 4.
g. Rarrett. manager 81 the 0etSnd
thcater. and the Western Electric
Research for the instaiiattoo OF
novietone equipment In the theater.
The equipment will be in opera
ton here next spring. however. Tho
present orchestra and program OF
movies and vaudeville will be retain
ed. The equipment. Is leased for ~
years.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
EIGHT KILLED IN xAsa

Boston, Oct. Is A-Eight per-
sons were killed In automobile ac-
cidcnts in sachusetta Task week,
according to the report Of George
4. Parker. registrar Of motor vehi-
Giles.
This was one less than for last
week and 10 les than for the cor
responding period Of 1871.
Last weeks victims included five
pedestrians. two occupants ana ene
bicycliSt.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
CA,IpAIG.. OUT OF TOWN

Attorneys Stanley J. Traceski and
Martin +. Stempien. Joseph
klowskowsisi and Is. A. Grzybowski
spoke Sunday afternoon at re-
publican rally in Thomaston and in
the evening in Derby.
Attorney Il. j. Monkiewicz,
Stanley karpinslii and Matthew
Papciak attended a similar rally in
Deep River in the evening. We'd
nesday evening B. J. Monkicwicz
and Joseph kloskowski will speak
at a rally in Ansonia.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
HELD FOR MANUFACTURER

/, WiIlimantic, Oct. Is UP)-Lean-
der H. Sherman. Bridgeton. r. l..
truck driver, was held by police on
a charge Of manslaughter here to-
LAY after 10 year old Annie Pam
pulla had died at hospital from
injuries received when struck by
Sherman's truck.
d. According to witnesses, the girl
with three companions was crossing
u street on tho way to church when
the accident occurred. She died
three hours later.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

such as the financing of the new
Junior High school. the completion
of the war memorial on the green.
and the budgets for the various de.
partmcnts for the coming year. The
budget OF the Volunteer Fire depart.
ment In an item of approximately
$4,000 for Ii new fire truck. which
the town is very badly in need Of.
NewingttM Notes
Mrs. Benjamin Goodale of Robbins
avenue, is spending a few days with
friends in New York.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
in the chapel Wednesday afternoon
at $50.
Mrs. William Jerin Of Main street
is confined TO her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely and Mrs. Fred
Hayes have returned from an auto
mobile trip to the Catskill Noun
tains.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
RENDERED BIRTHDAY PARTY

RENDERED BIRTHDAY PARTY
A birthday party was rendered
Miss Helen Cunning, secretary to
Attorney David l.. Dunn. Saturday
evening In the schupack building
on Main street, which was. attended
by about rs guests. Miss Cunning
was the recipient Of many gifts.
Games were played and a buffet
supper was served.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
Are You
Weary?
Are You
ID Up with
Common
place
Movies?

II so, then run, cont walk, to
the Capitol Theater next Sunday.
where Norma Talma1ge is to be
seen in THE Woman Disputed
her latest United Artists pictures
You'll forget your troubles: your
faded picture sense will be a thing
of the past: you'll get new lease
on life, when you see this stirring
heart drama Of an outcast wom-
an heapcd with the glory Of
saint.
A picture like 1.-The Woman
Disputed" comes along two or
three times in a lifetime and no
more. You'll laugh, you'll cry,
you'll be spellbound. You'll be
aglow with joy when you see this
truly master romance of love d.
rected by Henry King. creator OF
Stella Dallas"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
IL YEAR OLD sPEEDER

y Sergeant T. J. Feeney turned over
10 the juvenile probation department
Is year old boy who was speeding
on Kensington avenue Saturday. The
boy had NO license to drive. on ac-
count Of his age.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

Mrs. James Parker is confined to
her home by injuries sustained Sat-
urday night when the automobile
driven by her daughter. Miss Ada
Parker. was run into on Washington
street, Hartford. The car was badly
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

damaged. but Mis- Parker escapsd
without injuries.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07
Sc HA ELOG|AD0
ACT|TUDD DEL Dip.
RICARDO TOPETE

HERMOSILLO, Julio 6. - La
prensa de la capital que lego trae
la noticia del gran banquete efec-
tuado en- honor del diputado Ricar-
do Topete, y ha motivado comen-
tarios favorables en- los ~circulos
obreros, polfticos, comerciales Y
sociales acerca del valor civil de-
mostrado por ell senior Topete al
hacer declaraciones verfdicas, fran
a y sinceras.
Todos estan acordes en- que es
inexacto que haya distanciamiento
entire los grandes estadistas, gene
rales Gales Y Obreg6n, como quie-
ren hacerlo Greer con labor perfida
y traicionera ciertos individuos dis
frazados de revolucionarios, v que
solo son explotadores de las masas
obreras y populares.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07
Las EleCCiOneS En- La Capt.
tai EStuvierOn PaCificaS

MEXICO, julio Con las fuer-
zas de Inca acuarteladas, una alb
soluta despistolizaci6n Y complete
estado seco, Sc llevaron a cabo las
eleccionas en- esta Capital, siendc
contados e insignificantes los "a
f~arranchos democraticos.
Donde la lucha parecio mas re-
nida, fue en- 10 que respecto al
Ayuntamiento Metropolitano, va
que ell Partido Laborista, senalado
por ell Obregonista como opositor,
present6 y defendi6 con energfa su
planilla de candidates.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

Sc DESEA saber Ell paradsro de Jorge
G.. Macias, originario de Aguascalientes,
Ags., Mex. quien estuvo mucho tempo
radicado en- California. Todo informe,
dirijase q eel Fronterizo."
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07
Hickman POdra Yiyir I'm
AnO Mas, Segun La Ley

LOS ANGELES, Cal, julio o.
La apelaci6n presentada en- segun-
da ~instancia por Jerome Walsh.
abogado defensor de Edward Hick-
man, matador de Marion Parker,
ha sido perdida v confirmada la
sentencia de muerte.
Mas no obstante ESQ, ell repug-
mantle asesino podra vivir un ano
mas 81, como Sc ha anunciado, Sc
apela de la sentencia a la Supreme
Corte de Justicia.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

Sc DESEA saber Ell paradero de Jesds
Hern4ndez , de su esposa, Mercedes L.
de Hernandez. Para todo informe re-
lacionado con este asunto, dirigirse q
IA Sra. Petra VIDA. de Gallego. Gale
Jon Is de Ssptiembre No. 6. Cananea.
Son.. Mex.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

A MANO. en- blaneo . =
~olores. d. Maeias. 81 Council st.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07
AcTlvITAs

A r~uestr0s Lectores:
Cuandc necesiten de Espaha informes,
comereiales. certificates de- nacimienfo'
de matrimonio. o de Ultima voIuntad:
convaBdar diplomas; IegaIlzar documen-
tos; cOnferir pOderes. Obtener patentes
o marcas de fabrica, r~esOIver asuntos de
te~stamentarias o c~uaIauiera otro asunto,
acndsn . 70 acreditada y antigua Casa
ACTIVfTAS, que tendr& mueho Rusto en-
compIaeerles- Est& domieIliada en- Madrh,
eaAs De Ias Fuontss. Min. R1pakal.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

Ell elefante es Ell Gnico represen-
tante v%iviente del prehisterico ma
nut.
La invenci6n del papel de algo-
don Sc atribuye a los chinos 181
amos antes de Jesucristo.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

Ell topo es probablemente ell ami
NAL que peor resiste ell hambre;
un solo dfa de ayuno basta para
matarlo.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

la llamaban, abuelo materno de
Angelic, no Sc do por vencido v
declare que no lie arredraban las
penurias de la mayordomia, Y que
mientras hubiera quien de su mano
Sc calzara y no Sc acabaran en- ell
mundo las pieles Y la suela, no fall
tartan a la imagen su lampara dia-
ria, su function clasica ell tercer
viernes de Cuaresma v su procession
lucida y solemne ell Martes Santo.
Que altar y que adornos! Que t1-
meas tan bordadas y ricas estren6
ell Nazareno! Que funciones aque-
Has, tan bien dispuestas, las que
hizo Ell maestro Chucho! Y que pa
so aquel del Martes Santo! Con
legitimo v fundado orgullo sofia
referir ell monaguillo las glorias de
aquella procession, cuyas magnifi-
cencias memorables habfan llegado
hasta Ell, con otros muchos successes
conservados por la tradici6n domes-
tica. Aquella procession sobrepasa-
ba a las de otras mayordomias, v
solo era inferior, y ESQ no siempre,
a la que salian ell Viernes del Tenn
plo de Santa Marta, costeada Dor
I'm caballero, muy renombrado v
opuiento. En- la procession de los
Jimenez no faltaban los gremios,
cor u angeles de largos velos de
CASA, y 10 otros de frailecitos, muy
rapados y orondos, ostentando ell
habito de todas las 6rdenes monas-
ticas habidas y por haber en- am
Dos mundos.
Aquello 81 que era bueno: tras los
acolitos que llevaban la cruz alta Y
los ~ciriales, iba ell mayordomo con
ell estandarte de la cofradfa v en-
seguida, entire dos hileras de invi-
tados, los angeles an6nimos, de
ahuecados toneletes cuajados de al
Jofar, piedras Y lentejuelas, lucien-
DO penigeros turbantes Y alas SAL
picadas de mofitos de mil dolores.
Despues, los Arcangeles: San Mi
guel, con III bast6n de Juez de 10
Civil; San Gabriel, con su ramo de
azucenas Y San Rafael, que sobre
la RIGA veste endosaba la esclavina
del peregrino, exhibiendo un pes
cado sonante como una sarta de
cascabeles. Los caudatarios mar
chaban en- formation promiscua,
palomitas y frailes. Las unas. con
velos de tut y coronas de rosas; los
otros, luciendo ell habito azul del
franciscano o la capa blanca de San
Juan de la Cruz, ell traje mixto del
dominica 0 Ell sayal pardo con pi-
cheles llenos de aqua de olor: las
palomas cor lindos canastillos de
flores deshojadas, y al fin, rodeado
de las mujeres mas bellas de los
gremios, ell Senior de las Tres Cal
das, en- ell cual los Expenditures fl
jaban las miradas con mayor inte-
res.
Media Ciudad podia dar testimo-
MO de la magnificencia de aouella
procession.
Las andas en- que estaba colocada
la imagen pesaban tanto, Que ape
mas podian con ella doce cargado-
res. Fran de cedro, magistralmen-
tie talladas. Ocho columnitas dora
das de graciosa esbeltez, sostenfan
un patio purpureo, en- cuyas orlas
brillaban primorosamente bordados
los Instruments de la Passion. A
cada lado, cuatro grandes faroles
de hojealata, coronados con garzo-
tas de vidrio, ~azules, amarillas, ro-
jas Y blancas, dentro de las cuales
ardian, por 10 menos, seis codales
de cera purfsima.
(COntinuara)
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07
CaLandria
Por Rafael DeIgado
FOLLETIN NOl7.


mas fueron abriendo sus puertas y
acercandose a escuchar la canci6n
que entonces andaba en- boga, la
hermosa canci6n de las g~olondrinas,
que las muchachas del patio Sc sa-
memoria, pues ell licenciado, a rue
gos de su amiga, la habfa puesto en-
Ell Radical. Magdalena tenia sus
puntas de letrada v sabidilla, Y sus
ribetes de libre pensadora Y protes-
tanta.
Que imprudentes y que curio-
sas!-pensabe Gabriel.-Que oigan
desde su puerta cada cual, y no ven
gan a servir de estorbo! Vaya con
los moscos!
De Las Golondrinas paso Carmen
a otros cantares. A petici6n de
Malenita: cosas de Marina Y las CO.
plas de Boccaccio; para contentar
a las del IS: la jota de los ratas,
la mazurka de los marineritos v ell
walls del Caballero de Gracia, ell her
moso walls del Cabellero de Gracia.
Cuando Carmen callaba v rel
naba en- ell concurso ell silencio del
APPLAUSE, ofase a los pajaros de do
ma Pancha, que en- sendas jaulitas
asistian al concerto, aletear Y gor-
jear en- 10 mas obscure del corredor.
FL porterO, dando al divide sus
bills Y su reuma, muy erguido y
sentencioso, con una mano a la
espalda, mascando ell extinto tabaco |
y escupiendo tinta, escuch6 a la cam
tora y celebr6 SUI habilidad con ell
caray! mas entusiastico de SUI adj
miraci6n. Tambien quiso OR sus
canciones favoritas: la Lola v ell
Nome mires por Dios tie 10 pido -.
pero Ia huerfana nc saba de esos
vejestorios.
Gabriel Sc daba a los setecientos
mil diablo coronados y no dejaba de
repetir para su zarape:-Gente mas
mosca, nunca la he visto 70! Quien
les ha dado vela en- ell entierro?
Disgustado y mohino manifesto
rudamente sus enojos y con tres
palabras, bruscas Y ,resondas, di6
termino al concerto.
Las vecinas Sc retiraron contra
rTadas y murmurado:
Que me dice listed de la Calan-
dria, Petrita?
-Ay, mi alma! Y listed que me
dice del calandrio, hijita? Aydde-
me listed a sentir!
VII
Entire los admiradores de Ia can
tadora estaba ell monaguillo de San
ia Marta.
Angelic r un muchacho de ire
ce amos, listo, precoz, malicioso, ira
vieso. Procedia de una honrada v
antigua familia de a~rtesanos. I'm
tempo muy acreditados por SUI ha-
bilidad en- Ell arte de San Crispin v
sobre TODD por los puntuales v!
exactos en- ell cumplimiento de sus
compromises, cualidad rarisima en-
tonces y justamente merecedora de
los favores del p1blico. Todos los
Jimenez eran cristianos a carta
cabal.
Los caprichos de la fortuna v los
progresses mercantiles dieron al
rraste con SUI fama Y les quitaron
la %parroquia; pero nj estas desgra-
cias, nj las ideas Y uso modernos
fueron parte a debilitar en- ellos la
fe vivisima Y la piedad ardiente,
caracterfsticas de su antique lima
je, y, como sus padres Y abuelos,
seguian alistados entire Terceros
y Servitas Y afiliados a la hernia
nadad de la Vela Perpetua.
Dos generaciones de Jimenez vie
ron como cosa propia las mayordo-
mia del Senior de las Tres Caidas,
10 mismo antes que despues de la
desmortizaci0n de los bienes de las
manos muertas. Cuando a otras,
harto vivas, pasaron las casas que
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

Ell aside borico Sc ~encuentra en-
considerables cantidades en- las
aguas y gases de origen volcanico.
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

AVISOS
ECONOMICS

GaeDDre que listed neeesite vender.
comprar, rentar casa, ETC., etc., inserte
I'm anuncio en- esta Secci6n y obtcn-
dr& ~inmedato0 resulkadoG
El fronterizo., 1928-07-07

Sc NECESITA una Sra. mexi-
cana, sin ninos, entire 25 v 40 amos
de edad, para ayudar en- ell trabajo
de la casa a un hombre de negocios.
Buen salario Y buena casa. ST Sc
interesa, envie ST direction Y yo la
mare a su casa. P. G. Cappuccilli,
Box 667, Sonora, Arizona.
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NNAtNEtNA&&N
lffN r ~ AND T. D. ~ SAea ~ <AalA
saNS y, Az Ma, g->-t'fA's,S,, NY
lbs x Z, mkKaERT &SONS,
--asssA. n. ySssp ST. aaiA AAsA ~ Nv.
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$500. i4ih ST. NV.
rooms and 6slh so 10 500 81. 30
THE IRIS, 1920 HARVARD ST. NV,
= rooms and bath. ...... $4,000 to sos 90
y rooms and bath. ............... $500
wMMINGTQy 1911 WYOMING AVE-. NV
D rooms and bath. ...............3 $4,000
3a1l Goth ST. NV.
q rooms hho oath. ......... $4,000
OBSERVATORY, Wis. Ave. and Hall Place
rooms and bath. so 10 $500
$500 CONN. AVE NV.
rooms ana Dath. ............ $50 .QV
FUoias ana oath 't'.ss~.. s.stss-. 0t.oo
room Kitchen and bath. $3.50 to $4,000
OLYMPIA. 1868 EUCLID ST. NV.
= rooms and bath. .....,.....,..,.S 5000
3 rooms and BATH, 49,. $4,000 10 $5:. 30
e3oi cosErcTIcUr AVE N.Y..
q rooms and baths .......t.,,.s l0O 90
RAVEN, 707 L.. ST NV.
rooms and bath. ...,.,..+..... 5000
PASADENA. .2e33 ADAMS MILL ND. NV,
8 rooms aud bath. ..t.....,. s7O'uo
1000 nth ST, NV.
!. rooms. Murphy bed. bath 5000 10 So2.b0
AVALON eea7 ADAMS MILL RID NV.
6 rooms and bath. ...............s 7o.oo
MAYCRoFT, It7a COLUMBIA RID. nv
room and bath. .......t,t...,. $40 90
8 rooms and bath 10000 to 1000
1919 10th VI. NV
rooms and bath. -, $4,000 to $4,000
142S CHAPLIN ST.
r.. b, and incl porch .$06o o 70 BOD %
wIscOasIg. $40 WISCONSIN AVE.
8 fooms bath and porch. $685. 90 10 &A30
MYaEkE. 703 9th ST. .a
q rooms aud bath, .,,..,..t''''r' 'Sbu w
1909 18Th kr. -
q rooms sBd Z baths. S%0u'V 90 10 &".3oo
1919 EYE ST. NV. 1880.
' niaat. TO- 10. wa" Water and Hen, furnished
RICARDO 3s2b 10Th .sr. .
= faoms aud bath tMurphy bedI .. 90
II. J.. RUST
1901 18th street NV,
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KEW GARDENS. c-oo QUE ST. Nw.-Re-
fined apartment having switchboard serv.
! room kitchen and bath. ...... 1877 so
9 rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... 5000
rooms. kitchen and bath. 1880
1897 SPRING RD.-Resident Manager.
rms. din. ale. kit. and bath. .S62 90
1881 N. H. AVE. N.w.-5 rooms. kitchen
ana oatn ......... .Soo'oV
3eai CONN. AvE-Resident Manager. Ele.
vator. = r.. H.. rec. hall and b.. $500
seco ONTARIO RID. Nw.--.Resident Manager.
"a rooms kitchen and bath -. $1,000
2 rooms. gitchen and bath. ...... 45uU
$3.50 10th ST. N.E-Nsw Building. Free
electric refrigeration: rooms. E US sn
rooms. kit. and bath. .......... $500
1 DOM, xltchen. dining aleovs and go
l44s OAK ST NV rooms. kitchen and
ba'n ..-....',.... ......'..' .S4s.oo
MADRID $500 18th ST. NV rooms
kitchen and bath. $500
THE sUEBrRY. TEL: NJ ST. NV
rooms kitchen and bath 1900. .S57 So
! room. kitchen and bath. ...... 1000
$500 L. ST N.w.-see resident manager
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... $40 90
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-3 rooms,
kitchen ard bath. .$27.oO
cHALroNTE, slIe ST. xw.--s seem q.
= rooms kitchen and bath ....... 450O
siel II ST. Nw.--Elsva.or Building. Rest
dent manager
!. rooms kitchen and bath. ...... .$4e.b0
/ room. kitchen aud bath. ...., 1000
1894 10th ST. E.w.---Resident manager on
premises
2 rooms kitchen and bath. ...... .$42 so
loom. kitchen and bath. ....... $3.50
1908 CONN AVE Nw.--Eight-story ele.
yaior building Resident manager on the
premises after $3.50 pm: all day sundays,
|. rooms hit. and bath. ........ $1,000
col -203.205 d ST. EE.--Resiient manager,
rooms. kit md bath. ........ $1,000
25l2 QUE ST S.w.--Residsnt Manager.
i room. kitchen and bath. $3.50. .$47.50
LAWRENCE. 225 MASS AVE. MI
room kitchen and bath. 49,. $500
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B. r. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lO0 OPS 18th St NV
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NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
1884 10th ST. NV.
New apartment building in
good residential section, con-
veniently located to car lines.
stores, schools and Park road
bus line. All apartments i'll
perfect condition.
Lighted Until 9 PM.
Resident Manager. Apt. 204.
Pr, kit. & b. $3.50 to $3.50
r., kit. & b. $3.50
b. i. SAUL CO.,
M. 2lOO. OPS 18th St. NV.
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w"
1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
Lowest Rates In City
rooms. Kitchen and bath $3.50
rooms rooms II' I.,s5, s"d s. s Iarss porch sSSS
600 Goth ST. NV.
New Fircpeoof Building
.3,honr switcheoari aud elet ator service.
snd rooms and bath sac ou-$Sa.u0
llOT llth ST, NV.
ssa ps win dn'e ss.. .Sevs kseAsg nd
IL ) ST. NE.
= rooms aud bath. ,....... $50 90
1920 california; ST. NV.
. ssom Ens,, Kitchen and bath, On front
l44S GiRARD ST. NV.
! ,'eo..a dining above, Kitchen and
bsi sas included. $4,000. $40 no. sis. so
4D-ll 2nd ST. Sc.
Near Capitol.
r & b, larse porch, ,...,.>>.-. sfaoo
40 9th 81. NV,
rooins Kitchen and bath 49,, g.. *Aa, 90
GEO. W. LlNklNS. Realtor,
1888 De Sales St.
Opposite Mayhower llotel)
Main l0l0O.
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HADDON. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
4 rms. rec. hall and bath. $50 90 20 $67 so
, ,oo sio RI RHODE 91, ISLAND AyJEa M
g &c. GOODWIN: l4l7 PARK I'D. N.Y..
Foons ano oath. ............... 9TO.ot
4 ... - sIt N ST. NV. ANNA
cHEsTERrIEIp. 3iai MT. PLEASANT ST.
rooms and bath. SUS. 90 10 D II 50
a room, and s si9e ST NV. .,u..,,o
''""as "''e o"to' 's''' t.',ss.. 49, ofoo
i. .oo.,. 1888 LIST ST NV oo
FooWs ahu bath, ....4...., $50. 10
. WARRINGTON. 1901 WYOMING AVE,
rooms and bath. ...,... $3.50 10 72.50
, 81, b SfArraA1 ky'SsT IVA. s.w.
r roons and AND ees s,e 90 q,
i miylsa nd S ssio AsnanAp e - sS s 90
= rooms and bath .,.., 1000 10 "a. 90
. ,shEKipAN, 1888 a2nd ST. NV.
rooms aud bath .,.....,.,,,.... 20 90
. csLEvELAEp .aoa9 MAcoMD sr NV.
'o"'hs ana oath' .'s.'..s,.t..... so' Do
! room AMp .ns A.,pa 1850 18th sr MA no
1 rs"%: aid eGa'e 1888
"a'honf telephone aid eies ator service.
BEVERLY COURT. 1888 COLOMBIA RI,
Z ,"os anu ba!h s.......',....ssAta ~
2 rooms and bath 49,, $40 90 to 90 90
rooms and . baths. .,,.,,,..,...ida 90
bA AYES. 400 COLUMBIA III. I'M
u rooinK aud bath sdl 90 10 is 90
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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD. AVE
n.e.--T~o new freproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service. Resi-
4 rms. ki.;. rec. hall and bath. =. 500 SO
rooms rooms k ki,chen and md, bath as,s . s3 80
room rec. hall aud bath ....... So 50
1925 18th. ST. S.w.--Residcnt Manager
; rooms. , kitchen and bath. 49,. .seT; SO
42a: 3oth ST. .w.--Resident Manager.
Free electric refrigeration.
= rooms. Kitchen and bath. ...... $57 80
shEBsMANoR, $40 BUCHANAN ST, NV;
i room. kit. and bath. ........... $500
THE ELwoOD. 14:1 18th ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath. -. .S65 90
Z rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... 1880
7ls 18th ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
1910 EYE ST. N.w.--3 rms. and b.. 500 90
1910 FAiRMoNT ST. Sw.---3 rooms. ki,ch-
3 rooms s"@ 0f Kitchen and bath s 1888 90
sEtA ,,neS:; iso I: !. AVE. N.w.-4 reomss;
! rooms - Kitchen and bath. Sso 90
1913 BELMONT ST. NV rooms.
i room. Kitchen and bath. az 60
4lo 18th ST. NE.--Free electric retriEera-
. rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... $50 90
14s7 OAK ST. NV rooms. kltchen AND
rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
24s1 18th ST. N.w--0 rooms. kitchen and
pain ................ .s42 30
1o22 Tth ST. NV rooms d b. $500
sos Otis PL. N.w.--3 rooms. kitchen and
uata ..'..... ............... .SS7.o0
io5 9Th ST. SCI room. kitchen and
LAFAYETTE, 1907 7th ST. N.w.--3 rooms,
I rooms. Ri.cRsn and bath. 49,. s2oo2SS
1919 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. Ord n
y rooms. kit. h bath. porch. -. $50 90
1705 LANlER PL.--2 rooms. kitchen and
bath ................s5 $3.50 10 S57 so
1900 SPRING RID. S.w.--5 rooms and
oath .'''.. .S4o.Uu
$500 7th ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
ohtn -. $40 90
ol5 goth ST. Nw.--3 rooms. kitchen and
oath .'...ss.ts. .S4E .Su
3"T 2nd ST SE.--6 rooms. kitchen ard
jain '.... -. '.....'. Seo.oV
73e NEWTON ST. N,w-i room, Kitchen.
dining alc0ve and bath, ...... .S37 so
5000 9th ST. Me- room. kit, and
p~A .%s.t .oU