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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
Royalists Lose
Fight For Meet
In Dallas Hall

DALLAS, Oct. 20.-tF-Legal eff
forts to force the city OF Dallas to
rent its auditorium to royaiists for
the purpose Of discussing the prop
o%sition that "a benevolent monarchy
Is better than our so-called democ-
racy" failed today when District
Judge Young refused to issue a writ
Of mandamus.
Richard Potts. secretary-general
Of the Royalist League Of America,
had sought a writ compelling the
CITY 10 rent him the city hall audi
forum. Judge Towne refused the
order on the ground that he did not
feel competent to interfere in the
discretionary functions Of the city
commissioners. In refusing the writ.
however, he expressed the hope that
the commissioners would change
their minds and rent the hall to the
royalists.
II would permit anyone TO speak
in the city hall auditorium" he said,
even on a political matter"
Potts first announced that he had
obtained the auditorium for a meet
ing tomorrow. His announcement
came one day after the city had de-
nicd Benjamin Gitlow, vice-prcsiden-
tial candidate for the Workers par
~, the use of the same hall. When
the lease 70 the royalists was called
10 the attention OF the city commits
sion, the permit was cancelled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
Georgia Der1s Try
To Whip Anti-Als
Into Party Ranks

ATLANTA, Oct. 20.-(P1-Georgia's
new democratic executive committee,
at its initial meeting today, gave
consideration TO the anti-Smith sent
iment in the south and took vigorous
steps to whip state party leaders into
line behind the national ticket.
Recognizing that some voters who
participated in the last primary cleo
ton now are openly and actively
opposing the democratic nominees for
president and vice-president and are
making a vigorous effort to defeat
the democratic national ticket" the
AZ members Of the committee unani-
mously adopted q resolution, calling
on party nominees and members Of
democratic executive committees who
are opposing the Smith-Robinson
ticket to resign. The resolution fur
Their served notice that party boilers
in the national election may be bar
red from participation in future DEM
! ocratic primary elections in the
| state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
Smith TICKLE,
CURTIS AYERS
Dem Nominee Chang.
ed on All Important
Issues Is Claim

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 20.-Pl-
In an attack on the tariff position
Of Governor Smith here tonight, SEN
ator Curtis, republican vice presi-
Dental nominee. declared the demo-
cratic presidential nominee "has
changed his position on every import
ant question in the last three years"
The senator made particular ref
erence TO Il speech which he said the
governor delivered in Staplton, Staten
Island. Nv York, on Nov. 2, 1922. He
quoted rs follows from that speech.
"What Is the truth about the
tariff? The fact is that it Is a
coldblooded holdup Of the whole
American people in the interests Of
the few who were only too well rep
resented Mt Na~shinEton."
Governor Smith now says he is
for d competitive tariff" said the
senator. "a competitive tariff never
protected anything. He changed his
position so fast the ordinary reader
can't keep up with him. ] am for
protecting American labor, American
farmers and American industries.
Republicans have been for that and
will continue to be-
Welcoming crowds greeted the
senator as nc came through Connect
cut this afternoon. Governor Irum-
bull boarded the Curtis car at Mer-
iden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
BRITISH ISLES
STORM SEVERE
Later Reports Tell of
Heavy Damage; Ire
land Hard Hit

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-tR-Reports
received here from all parts of the
British Isles testify TO the violence
Of the storm which swept Great Brit
ain and Ireland last night and today.
The gale reached a velocity Of nearly
a hundred miles an hour in parts Of
Ireland.
Londoners, kept awake during the
long night, heard a sixty-mile wind,
interspersed with sheets of rain, rip
tiles off their roofs and wreck their
radio aerials. Telephones and tele-
graphs were completely crippled.
Ireland still was virtually isolated
tonight and communications were
only beginning to be established
with the northern counties.
Property damage was particularly
heavy along hte Clyde, where in ad-
dition to the havoc wrought By a
seventy-five mile wind, large areas
were inundated by heavy rains. All
shipping. including transatlantic,
had 10 be suspended. The Anconia
reached dock just as the storm was
bursting. The passengers, including
two hundred returning haryesters.
had 10 spend an u~nscheduled night
aboard ship as the heavy seas pre-
vented the tender from approaching
the liner.
Communications with the continent
were delayed seriously through the
breakdown of many direct Anglo-Eu-
ropean telegraph lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
War Outlaw Pact
Is Given Approval
Episcopalian

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-tPl-The
general convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal church today approved the
Kellogg-Briand peace pact as por-
tending toward the outlawry Of
war"
Before this action was taken by the
house Of deputies that body approved
the action yesterday of the house OF
bishops in selecting Denver as the
city IN which the next general con-
v~ention will be held. The sessions
will begin the first week of 1881.
The house Of bishops in a short
session adopted a report Of the COM
mittee for lapsed COMMITMENTS fay.
orable emphasis on evangelism n
noting that:
sit is at least as important 10 seek
and restore lapsed communicates rs
10 win now converts"
Business OF the day was cut snort
as delegates to both houses attend
ed the ceremonies az the tomb Of the
unknown soldier at Arlington nation
III cemetery.
Other action BY the deputies n
cluded refusal Of the proposal to
elect a bishop for q projected diocese
10 consist or American Episcopal
churches in Europe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
B. & O. to Start
Rai-Air Service

BALTIMORE. Oct. 20.-(P-Plans
for a joint rail and air service were
announced here tonight by the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad. Arrange
ments were being completed. the an
nouncement by railroad officials said.
with the Northwest Always, Inc,
and the Continental Air Transport,
Inc, for an air service between Chi
cago and St. Paul connecting nj Chi
caFo with Baltimore & Ohio trains.
and at st. Paul providing a connec-
ton for passengers wishing TO con
tinue on the Northern Pacific. the
Chicago, Milwaukee. st. Paul & Pa
cific. and the Great Northern rail
roads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
REED ATTACKS
HOOVER PAST
Foreign Residence OF
Nominee Assaulted
By Dem Senator

MADISON, Wis. Oct. 20.-tPl-
Senator James A. Reed OF Missouri,
in the first speech he has made in
behalf of the candidacy Of Gov.
Smith. put the democratic micro
srone on the career Of Herbert
Hoover here tonight.
The republican presidential nom
inee's long residence in foreign
countries. his record as food ad-
miristrator during the World war.
and his past political Align ents
drew the fire of the senate veteran
whose address was broadcast over a
network OF midwest stations.
A speech by United States Sen
ator John j. Blaine Of Wisconsin.
who recentlv announced he would
support Smith. was broadcast from
the same meeting.
"Mr. Hoover has so long posed as
the savior of BELGIUM that manv
neople almost believe that out of
his own private fortunes and by his
own individual efforts he fed the
Relgiums during the war" declared
Senator Reed.
"That myth might as well be ex-
ploded now"
Senator Reed charged Mr.. Hoover
with coming 70 the United States
as food administrator with the
purpose in his heart of fixing n
price mon American firm products
FOR the benefit az England and
France and Belgium"
Senator Blaine declared Wisconsin
is for Gov. Smith because he
stards "four-suuare on paramount
issues" He said that the corrup-
ton. bribery and debauchery" Of
the last seven years touched every
member of the cabinet whenever II
touched the cabinet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
Texas Doctors OF
Mental Diseases
Form Association

AUSTIN. Oct. 20.-tP-Texas
musicians. specializing in the care
and treatment of mental and nerv-
Gus disorders. organized themselves
"A 4 conference NJ the state insane
hospital here into the Tevas Neu-
~rolorical society. 10 function as a
branch Of the Texas Medical asso-
citation.
About % physicians attended the
meeting which was decided upon nv
10 Of their number at the state medi-
cal convention in Galveston last
spring. Meetings OF the society VIII
he held semi-annuallv. session
70 be in conjunction with the reg
ular medical association convention.
DR.. John s. Turner was elected
president.
DR.. David Lawrence Of the staff
If the state hospital was named as
a three year member Of the member
shin committee. Or. William y
Johnson Of San Antonio was elected
for two years and DR.. William
Thomas of Rusk for \ year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
ROY PINNED BY TRUCK DTrs

BOY PINNED BY TRUCK DIES
CHILDRESS. Tex, Oct. 2n.=lP-
Pinned beneath a truck Theodore
Upton, 8. was killed almost Instant
ly near Lodo, 20 miles north of Chill
dress. late yesterday. The truck over
turned on him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
SHIP HITS GOLF LINKS;
2 ENGLISH GIRLS HURT

HENDON. Eng, Oct. 2o.-tP1-The
opening Of a new golf course here
today was interrupted BY an air
plane crash IN which two young
women occupants Of the plane were
injured badly. Miss Steele O'Brien, a
noted flier and the first woman in
England 20 operate IN air taxi. was
the more seriously hurt. She is the
daughter Of Sir Timothy.
Her passenger and companion, also
Of q titled family. Mildred Katherine
Leith, half sister If Lord BurEh. also
was hurt. The plane came down in n
nose dive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
BIZZELL TO GET
+ =
LAD HE KEPT OUT
y - =
OF JAIL AS SON

NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 2o.-(Py-
W. b. Bizzell, president Of the
University Of Oklahoma, who led
n movement to obtain clemency
for Lee B. Thompson, former stu
dent sentenced to six months in
Jail two years ago for a student
prank. is to have Thompson for a
son-in-law.
Engagement Of Elaine Bizzell,
presidents daughter, and Thomp-
son, was announced yesterday by
her parents. The wedding will be
November 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

KEW GARDENS. 27OO QUE ST NV Re.
fined apartment having switchboard serv-
ice cafe. resident MANAGER on premises
l room. Kitchen and bath ....., xt1 80
> rooms kitchen and bath eb0 90
rooms Kitchen and bath, 1000
'ss sns n b,, + AVE NV rooms t sss SO
IA. MASS AVE. N.E.-.Elevator and
swi.eh,oar service e., Resident manager - o
! room. kit, and bath. ...,....... 1900
1897 SPRING KID Nw.-Resident manager
- rooms kit and bath ....,..,, S67 80
3..l CONN AvE,--Resident manager IN
3IlT Conn ave Elevator service.
!, rms H.. rec. hall and bath. .S55 90
. rms KIT ana bath.... ',...... 'o.oo
s0.o ONTARIO RD NV Resident manager
8 rooms kitchen and bath ...., ~. $50 90
rooms Kitchen and bath 1900
$3.50 10th. st NE New building Free
electric refrigeration.
3 rooms Kitchen and bath ,..... 500 90
= rooms Kitchen and bath ....,,. 81 so
THE suNnuRy isie M ST N.Y.
room kitchen aud bath ....,. 4o,oo
$3.50 l.. 81. N~--see Resident manager.
= rooms kitchen and bath. ....... $40 90
1894 WISCONSIN AVE Nw--3 rooms
!HALfONTE .iis p ST NV rnums
kitchen and bath -. s......... $50 90
= fooins Kitchen and bath ,...e% 10 w
.t2i II ST., w Elevator building Rest.
Hent manager
:. rooms Kitchen and bath ....., $3.50 90
room Kitchen and bath .......t 81 50
1884 10Th ST NV --ResIdent manager I'm
DFemiscs
2 rooms Kitchen and hath ..... Si25
tS0s CONN AVE NV. --Eighi-stors ee.
vatur hnilding Resident manager on the
premises after y 10 pm all day SUNDAYS
:. rooms kit and bath .-.,-. . S53 un
40 18th ST NE rooms Kitchen and
bath ...,,-..-..... .S7ouo
ISL, OtfE ST .---Resitient manager
rooa, kitchen and hath. ....-.. $40 90
4 rooms kit and bath .....,.... 1000
t37 .nd ST NE 80 rooms Kitchen and
Dath $3.50 .,...- ...... %ao uu
1910 18th ST NV .--3 rooms Kitchen ard
bath .,t''-...#.. ~'iVn h
!, tO5 9Th ST SCI room Kit and
tdtR.. 'r-b5HD
LAWRENCE ""5 MASS. AVE. MI
room kt aNi bath ...........,S3 $50 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

MARYLAND COURTS. OH AND MD AVE
ne Two new lireprouf buildings having
elevator and switchboard servire Rel
!, rooms, Kitchen Kitchen and bath .... $50 80
! room. Kitchen and bath. ...... 1000
l room rec hall aud bath, ...,.- 3: so
1929 18th ST. NV --Kesiden, manager
Free electric refrigeration.
. rooms Kitchen and bath ..... SH7 50
a2a. Both ST N w,---Kesiien. manager
Free electric refrigeration
= rooms kitchen and bath ....S 57 %
sHERMASoR $40 81 cHASAN ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath 800. So 50
room kit and bath ..... A. 90
: rooms Kitchen and bath 800 sos 90
: r'bins Kitchen and bath ~ So
7Is nth ST. N.w.--s rooms. kitchen and
bath -........-. SOD 30
rooms Kitchen and bath ~. ~: 81
1910 EYE ST NV rms and b $50 90
1910 fAiRM0NT ST Nw,--3 rooms sitch
" rooms a'" '1 Kitchen and bath s ~ ." 90
sEAToN $50 T., AVE N,w.--a rooms.
'al' I BELMONT mon; ST NV rooms ki.ch
Az OAR ST NV" rooms Kitchen and
:, Tooms kitchen and hath ~ 90
i0.. 18th 81 NV rms e. hath $4,000
1875 N ST NV: rooms KIT and bath
screened nurrh .. x5I %
LAFAYETTE. 1907 9TH ST NV - room.
Kitchen and bath 800 SIS 90
rooms kitchen and iaih ~ 40 rs
"asl 18th ST Sw.--5 rooms kit and
PAIN '''.....'..'.. $3.50
1913 ADAMS MILL RID NV :,ri foor--
= rooms kit and hath porch $50 90
'9hs ''ASlER PL-" room. Eitchen and
h5n4 9TH ST NV rooms Kitchen ard
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$500 nth ST. NV
I rooms rooms and and bath ...'.. s77 so TO $500
aiii Goth ST. NV -
OBSERVATORY WIZ Ave. d Halt p,
rooms as,d , nat., Ss; ro ~ x ~
$500 CONN. AVE NV
rooms and bath ...........,.., .$tu w
!. rooms and hath ...-.., Q, %
rooms and bath. ..............,. y" 30
cosARp iatL 4. EYE SIS, NV, ~.
! room kit hen & bath s37 on 10 sao"o
olympia. 1893 EUCLID ST. NV 40
& rooms and bath 49,. ..+...+.. Seooo
.ao, CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
q rooms and baths ,......,.... $3.50 oo
RAVEN. TOT list ST NV.
rooms f1d bath s.t..,,..,''t'.- soooo
PASADENA .oaa ADAMS MILL RI NV
!, rooms and ha'h '''. NO ""
1908 nth ST NV
. rooms. Murphy bed, bath. $50 90 to So: So
AVALON. ses7 ADAMS MILL RID. n.y.;
) ronms and bath. s.'.''' t@'"o"
MAYcRoFT, l474 COLUMBIA RID. NV
room room. an" nn, h h.sh sst, 90 ID 70 %
1919 10Th ST. NV 40 >
rooms a u bath. .@bu w 10 eipo""
I4:5 CHAPLIN sT oo
ar b. & incl. porch 300 ou 10 Soo'oo
WISCONSIN $40 WISCONSIN AVE.
3 rooms bath * porch .s. .,..... .Aaoou
ayRpNE go1 9th ST.
q room. and .. baths .''" $500 90 TO sasa 90
JOE EYE ST NV . a..
''I ii"a, ' ha, %atsr and ish, furnished
RICARDO 1923 10Th ST, ,.
2 rooms and bath tMufphy bed +, . $40 ~
rooms bath and Dofch ...,t.,,.. booe
HADDoN. 1897 NEW HAMpsiiinE AVE
aio RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE a
Il rooms and bath .t..,''.' Saoo"
GOOswtN l4l7 PARK nd, NV -.
3 rooms and bath, ..,., ttt'.,''' ,sfo"p
RI. l.. RUST
1901 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

RENTAL. ONLY $4,000.
bright, attractive and well ARRANGED
apartment of four rooms, rec. hall. tiled bath
excellent condition. Very conveniently To-
Gated within one block Of busses. ears. stores
etc; and within \ short walk OF downtown
Garage space Ii desired. Apply iaai'or 1907
18th -, NV.
VERY ATTRACTIVE RENTALS IN EX
celent section of Washington Heights, near
Desirable /. 2 and 1 room, .apartme.;s in
frs'-c'ass condition in we'll kent building
with pcasins s,'rronndings. al low rentals
'ns' WAITER :n'''' Brow 6s ;s'' Zoo H ST
T5s eth ST Sc.
largo r can, kseh 81 ana beth ct sy $40 oc
'''''' 1477 NEWTON ST. @''''''
:, rooms. kitchen and bath. SO 90
! rooms. Kitchen and bath. porch. 475c
'' $50 cAI.FoRNiA ST. "D.Ds
= toi, srd sT. NV.
rooms and bath ............ S37 Sc
''' In n ustn anariment. - ''
c. ". SIMPSON co.
10.4 Vermont Ave: Franklin 500
l7l7 18th ST NV.
We have few desirable and at,ractiv,
apartments
One room. kitchen and bath.
$500 to S42 so
representative or Premises
II. l.. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th St. n w.
Main 800
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Nh NJ ST NV.
) rooms and bath $50 90
rhESTErFiELn. aili MT PLEASANT ST
200 ST NV.
> rooms aud bath a.. ST. 30
"l33 LIST ST NV.
Is rooms ard bath $500
WARRINGTON 1901 WYOMING AVE.
rooms ana bath ~ 40 to =, So
gil p rrArlTAk ny' Svh sw
. rooms and bath =. :. $40 90 To xi5 on
Is rooms aud bath -. ............ SIS 90
RIVIERA. 2al0 AsHMEAD Pr NV.
!, rooms and hn.h So. 81 to $40 On,
\ fobms ana hrh- ....... 1000 10 IS 20
=, cLEvslANn 1889 MAcoMB sr NV
> rooms and bath ..,,..........., Sta 90
AMnAssApoR 1850 10th ST NV
! r r"u,,," an, nna nneh Mt o.,
- hour tel. rhane and eic, ator service wv
BEVERLY COURT i73a COLUMBIA. RID
= rooms ana pain ,,,........ $i3 90
! rooms and bath ,...,..... -. 80
!, rooms and hath -.... .......,.. 80 90
rooms and :. baths. .., tUa 40
nAvLNswoop, .itaH COLUMBIA RI. Wv,
\ rooms and bath .,.... 500 90 10 Sd3 90
wAvERl.y iDos N ST. NV
= ronms and bath ....,,,,. 81. 80
y roums ant bath ...,,...,..... u. 40
TRAYMoRr 1Tt7 i7,h ST NV
2 rooms AMI bath, .... 500 90 to 81. 30
,i"D cni.rMHlA m NV.
y rooms and bath. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
-, NEWPORT, etBA FLORIDA AVE NV
! rooms and bath, ..,.., sac 80 to St6 90
AKRON 1890 ar. NV
rooms ana BATH. ..s,.t.....r...,S $40 10
:, MT VERNON 9th Il N r. AVE NV
- fUotnH AMI bath ,.....,...,.. &dS 90
HAMPTON, 17lo 18th ST NV
reoma and bath ..,,.......,. x33 90
WAKEFIELD HALL. .iOi N II AVE
= rooms and bath ..,,.,.,....., $50 90
.sai QUE ST NV
. rooms ana bath ,..s.s......,.4., SIT 80
u fo"hin ana hht9A ,,4s.t.5ttt,.sr... IN w
:nan conn AVE. NV
~ rooms and u baths ,...,.... $3.50 90
ait6 CONN AVE NV.
rooms and bath. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. 30
COMPANY,
Main 800.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

49,.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH ALL
outside rooms, consisting of one room. re-
carlton hall kitchen and bnth reasonable
rental See resident manager.
THE ARGONNE.
18th & COLUMBIA RID. NV.
THE NELSON,
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1873 goth ST.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Apartments of 3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
$45, $50 & SIS.

THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
7as 18TH St. Main 6S30.
moo. M hNn nHa,i 17ao EYE ss ST5 o.sssb 80
2 ROOMS AND BATH ............ $3.50
coRDovA. .oth AND FLA. AVE
1 ROOMS AND OATH ............ $3.50
NEW coRp0vA. 1909 Goth ST ~
3. 4. 3 RMS. AND bATH' >. s37 so Sc" so
73l PARK RID.
!, RMS RMS. Kiiri.. AND BHTH.......... 80 so
coYwo6D, I.::5 1. ST.
CARLTON TERRACE, 1917 Champlain- s.
7 R RooMs AMI Nn n "a So '3o-Sai2 90 90
DECATUR, ..l31 FLORIDA AVE:
! ROOMS AND bath. .......... S5 55 =,
: ROOMS AND BATH ........... * * 90 90
TIvERToN. LEI cath ST.
| ROOM. GRILL; BATH. -. S'!o .oo'StY % ~
! Rooms ~ KIr. BARN ::.....::::.:. as.5o
prNrlELD 900 goth ST NV.
R Ro3M KIT bA ATh nAT,i S 35 20
WORKMANSHIP. eI14 ST. NV.
| ROOM. KIT. BATH. ............ S31 80
/. ROOMS. KIT. BATH ............ 1850
l.. w. GROOMES, 14l6 r ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


oS.f 14th rw--4 attractive rooms. tile
hath. porch. large closets: nicely naperet
i25 l3th---i large rooms, bath. porch. eX-
ccilent condition: S37 80.
J. LEO KOLB
NJ .In2T ma n Y Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

$3.50 COLO. AVE. NV.
Best 4-ruom and bath ants. In the city
New detached building. Inspect aud make
eonr offer 10 resident manager. 10"
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Representative oD
Apartments Lighted Until 10 Pm.
7. BENSON THOMAS CO.,
No. Thomas Circle. Phone Main SIG.
THE AUGUSTA.
Corner N. Y. AND n. ! AYES.
Apt. 43-3 rms. k. & b. $50.
New Paint and Paper.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Realtors.
800 18th st. NV. Main 9486.
THE SUSOUEHANNA.
1890 w ST. NV.
Attractive apartment consisting of three
rooms Kitchen bath and reception hail: all
necessary repairs will he made. Rent rea
G.. A. SNOW CO..
Tel M..r 1862. 10 9Th St NV
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS FOR
rent in excellent io~atnnt courteous ian
,tor sfyice open and lighted for YOUR in
spection
1920 cLYDEsDALE Pr. NV
rooms kit and bath as. ,r.,. 55 30
1925 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
:, rooms kit and bath. ..... .... SAT So
'iii3 OAK ST NV
rooms HI. and hath ...,l. SAG 80
i"35 RANDOLPH ST NV
rooms. kit. and bath .......... $50 90
1903 RANDOLPH ST NV
rooms Kit and bath ......s.. So so
3o2a RoDMAS ST NV
rooms kit and bath ....... SAT 80
3o:i WISCONSIN AVE NV
rooms kit and bath ,....... sis so
ieia Both ST NV.
II rooms bath and n0sth SIS 90
Main 80 $50 %. i4,h $, NV
REDUCED RENTS.
III. SUMMIT Pr Nw-~NEw BUILDING
Twu Blocks From 18th and Columbia Ri.
beautiful front apt. sunny rooms. spa.
"icns kltcinn 'iie oath; newly decorated
n. Rents st5 aY S $3.50,
SEE hEslP Poo s aaAAAaffff II. AFT EOS.
NEW PARkSIDl:-S42.5O 50,
100 SUMMIT PI. NV.
BEAUTIFUL ant. large rooms. Murphy bed
ittehe,. d'ning alcots tile bath. white en-
Flew ator--frlgidaSrr.
SEE PRE- RFsi ,pi *s "sxs saif 70 a eos
NIX. WALTI.R.Rl:ED HOSP,
,. ; & 4 room and bath apis,
C3T Sf1 AND Up
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Realtors.
500 18th St. NV. NJ o4S6
1870 WYOMING AVE.
Rooms. 2 Baths.
WIN CORCORAN HILL. CO.
Main 1888 10 jackson p, NV
COI.ogrD
2bla IT. Ii vs. roon1s and hath, s = 9.
iaS i, "' Z" room i' ma Bath a'" 10 o 81
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
lt1a Eve " NV. Franklin psoa,
NEWTON HALL.
NEW ELExATIoR h!,iLniNG,
: RMS piENnfi1 1,Ir, x, k,r 4 nATh'
MANAGER On PREMISES.
1885 10Th ST.
RMS nATn & PORCH,
nEv tssd,h hAENfAl.s.
l447 CHAPLIN ST
tNEAR aERlnIAN PARK
MANAGER on PREMISES.
200 i ST.
! s sSsf S|ss S2Sr III Hf'sS E S,TH
Sas no sas.so
20ll Ss,h ST.
'orrpSsTgr1r W S,T E, ,F!nIr"'
"s Ms rs ~ $sss 81 Nv"
5S2+ Sth ST.
tcogT Has , : ;s & ssyu ST.
TIL; RHODA.
ldia ahth ST
a 4 PM s'F Nf EAfn "i tSac S'' 500
THE PRINCETON.
s saass'iii a '' I" s} $*asf".
SHANNON 4 LuCHS. Inc.
iaan X ST, NV MAIN .ata,
THE COLORADO,
18th Il LoNuFEli.ow s'rs NV.
Mar Ifth a. reservoir aud kak
Creek rark Lowest nrl,vd anart'
n,ents IN the st,S Perfect raNiittnn
EXCLUSIVE rsalden.sat ss"t,nn cool,
airy and apea, f"aths kttehen.
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Ynon, rrivat, hath dining room and COM
rlet<, kitchenetie combined. large porch.
kSnts flsh Col $50.
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THE ASTORIA.
arIGkDih ApAnrMENTssa. - xsn
and 9 rooms With stdSe elte e.n W b''o
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B. f. SAUL CO..
Main 2lOO OPS 18th St. NV.
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:s3 MI AVE. N-F~-TWO ROOMS. klTtH-
en- and porch. tst floor: newly panereu
eitn, a.lfllis. rraNnnahfc. IT,
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1855 + ST NE-:i BRIGHT. ATTRAC-
tfvely furnished rooms. tiled bath screened
porch anil, unlimited PHONE. Reasonable.
Al. 353S IL"
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atEEuEIM COURTS,
1910 IL ihl3 GAf.tfnhhIA ST kWs.n
Z. raon,s kitahei, AMI bath 'Mto @ T.,
/ rn0,us Kitchen aud bath .tt,,'s,t, w
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DORCHESTER
18Th A. MAhfIAkh AVE sW IA M
fann' sisah, ira, tstttttt3f FAX W., ~,
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suites non housekeeping. maid serNire gen
tlemen References rrQuirtT,e
FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
your own home ovcrstufied lv ,rm suites
NAH, walnut sp,net desks. Windsor chairs
gate-leg tables, floor lamps smoking stands.
velvet russ Hoover Nacunm cleaners, elcc.
irons Liv rni hedrn,, L. and h ., omen porch
ST., Sd The Buchanan Apt, i5S6 18th st
NV cor Buchanan st Also front apt. with
lls rm. heirms, tineite. T. and b, with
ave. ARMY ianito.s or " CARL WYATT
owner $50. 10Th i. Phonc Ga. lSS3.
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osos ,fnhr,v wa ASH PARKWAY
Al Tlues ihaoa Circle. .a
sn"ms Eilhsn amd h haa,ht, ',tt,'a' io,i II,
taTaAa htash - 80 tf t = 80 '-'"s'