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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-14
BROWN GIVES
ROOKIE DOPE
Sidelights on Import
ant Big League
Buys Detailed
Ry NORMAN Z. BROWN

Jimmy Chaplin. the young pitcher
signed by the Giants for at least
a thorough tryout this spring, may
thank the Yanks for his chance.
Jimmy had drawn little attention
except in International league circles
when the New York Yankees and
Jersey City met in an exhibition
game last fall.
Up to that time Ruth, Gahrig q
Co. had slaughtered ell opposition
pitchers. Only once had they been
shut out.
Chaplin was well aware, of course,
of the hitting p~ropensities of the
Hugmen when he tackled them.
This IL my big ~chance," thought
Chaplin. And he took IL.
The Yanks failed TO score a single
run off his delivery. Even Ruth
was helpless az the plate.
The Giant clerical force beat the
others to him with pen and contract.
He won his first fame - . pitcher
with the University Of Florida, and
Il a resident Of that state.
sam West the young outfielder re-
called BY the Washington Senatcrs
from Birmingham last fall is des-
tined 20 take Iris Speakers place
IN center field-if the can hit big
league pitching effectively
Apparently, he already an arm
like the one that made Texas
Eagle famous for throwing Mikes
from the outfield."
In one exhibition gane agairS kde
Giants last year this young sardhSa
killed off two n at the plate
with perfect pegs.
Queer Business
Were you te ask Mr.. Frank Lefty"
O'Doul to define baseball he prob
ably would clear up the matter by re-
marking:
Its a queer business"
Some six years ago O'Doul Joined
the New York Yankees down south
for q tryout as a lefthanded pitcher.
tie had a wide, sweeping curve, and
some idea how to use il. But the
plate proved too elusive. As a result.
when the Yankees plunged into a
series Of pennant-winning years,
O'Doul found himself out of the run
ming. He was shunted to the Red
Sox and finally moved out of the
majors-to the Pacific Coast. He
even drifted into the outfield. Then
the Cubs tried him-only 10 send him
back.
Last year, as a member of the los
Angeles club. he played so brilliantly
and rendered such yeoman service
in various ways that he was chosen
as the most valuable player to his
team i'm the coast circuit.
Now he comes back 10 the majors.
to play left field for the New York
Giants the coming season. Manager
McGraw will turn the left garden
over to him when the team lines UP
at Augusta, Ga.
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|. ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 1.-The
little red birds that live in ST. Louis
are chipping hopefully these days as
reports GENE in from the ball play
ers on the payroll. of the st. Louis
National league club.
The Cardinals, brave little birds
which flew to Pennant Peak a couple
Of years ago, are happy at the news
that:
Tommy T~hevenow's busted ankle
has mended.
Chick Hafey's sinus trouble is a
thing Of the past.
Lester Bell believes his eating
eye is back again.
Ray Blades stubborn knee is func-
tioning perfectly.
Bob O'Farrell's thumb is once
more in fine shape.
Those five things bothered the
Cardinals last year when their at
tempt TO repeat the 1926 success was
blocked by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
See Mother Flag
Should all five players be free
from their old handicaps, and play
ing IN top form along with the rest
Vi AMG 81. L04lh tt0NAY Mlo1WAAA
scents another pennant.
However, the Cardinal bosses
aren't planning too much on things.
Only the stiff workouts scheduled
Tor the squad when il hits the sunny
southland will tell whether or not
all is okeh in the camp of the Cardi-
mails.
The loss of Thevenow last year
was a tough me-. In the heat Of
the 1927 pennant fight the husky
Hoosier slid into second base and
snapped his ankle. He was shelved
for the rest of the year, and his loss
was a bitter one.
Chick Hafey's lamps did a Demp-
sey a couple Of weeks ago. lie was
one of the big guns-in the Red Bird
lineup. and for a bit the St. Louis
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Skiers Perish In
Landslide After
Storm I'm France

PARIS, Feb. 1t-zP)-Tws skiers
persisted in en- avalanche o mile long
near Charnhery, Savoie, caused by one
Of the series of recurrent storms now
general over France.
Violent westerly gales interrupted
navigation and fishing. Channel, At
lantic and Mediterranean ports today
were full Of stormbound shipping.
Torrents Of rain accompanied By
casls caused flood waters to rise.
The town of Caen in Normandy was
partly inundated. The River Orne
and It's neiGhbor the wire were rising
rapidly.
The Seine and Marine rivers also
we're swelling. cauking anxiety in the
suhurhs of Paris The rivers Saone
ara Creuse th~reatssed 20 leave their
banks unless there ea>ras- a.steady i'm
nrovement In the vtather. of which
eweathermen gav& no hope.
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fans were scared. A bit Of surgery,
however, Ia believed 70 have correct
ed this, and Hafey looks okeh.
Bells Off Year
Bell did not look like anything last
season. After his fine play Of 1925
he was way off last year. There is
plenty of reasons 10 believe that a
youngster like Les won't have two
bad years in a row, and hopes re-
~garding him are high.
Blades reports his badly-behsving
knee, which handicapped him very
much, has reformed, and he expects
10 be more than a strong candidate
for an outfield berth.
O'Farrell's arm bothered him last
season, but ID has bene corrected
and the big catcher's thumb. which
was injured. is reported again IN
first-class shape.
The taste OF that pennant meat IN
1926 still fingers on the Cardinal
palates. and should ths club be phys
ically in perfect shape, there II going
10 &c a lot of Missouri stubb0rnness
between the Pirates, the Cubs and
the Giants for the penngnt next
summer.
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BASKETBALL

At Houston: Rice q; Texas Chris
tion University 20.
AT Lubbock: Texas Tech IS; Sim
mons University 81.
At Huntsvilie: Daniel Baker 40;
Sam Houston teachers 50.
At Dallas: Terrill Academy 80;
Dallas Academy is.
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BURGLARY MADE EASY

ST. LOUIS, MOB burglar enter
ed y. n. Revere's home through a
window left wide open and stole jew
elry worth 5000.
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ESCAPES

CHELMSFORD. Eng-Court re-
fused 70 hold Maurice Kelvin re-
sponsible for his wife's debts after
he had warned all tradesmen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


APARTMENTS-UN
1907 i2tn NV. TREMoNT-oNE ROOM,
kitchen, bath ssa and $50. Apply man 20.
NEW WEBSTER APARTMENT. 44O2 14th
NV Apartments and rooms. newly dec
GRATED, See manaser, Apt. 81. is
THE BUCHANAN APIS, 4526 18th ST. NV.
Ent. h., liv, rm.. bedrm.. porch. k. b.; sac so.
Apply ianitor or W Carl WYATT. Ca: 1888.
THE HAWTHORNE, l52T EYE ST NV
son SON. + CO. i5l7 Il st. NV. = 49,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
st. D %a c sH' s4ss + o. amt s'0. z'el
Near nsS tech MisS school sless,Tissi,yy,
eoi4 North Capitol s. IS.
NORTHUMBERLAND. NEW HAMP, AVE, s
Y. Apt, sos Three lsrse rooms kitchen and
rated Apply manager se6s
ago e s.E,-s ROOMS: H:-wH. ELEC;; NEW;
L d Hso NED iisht rooms 'ss month Can
1919 S ST. N w. NEAR AMBASSAnOR APT
phy bed: ianitor service. Columbia SIS.
sss KENNEDY ST Nw..a BEAuTIFUI.
itor service Reduced rent. Adams s74,
Kit bah; $50 and SIS. Resident mana
SIR a. B. and FLOOR. o TODD PI. NE
Near new Tech High school electricity, gas;
excellent condition; k42,so OWNER. 2o4
s2I v ST. NE.--S-RooM APARTMENT,
near Junior HSh and new Tech ami;
car line: S40.5O
500 Y ST N,E.-AATTRAcCrI'yE OUTSIDE
AMI ami car line. Should be seen.
1919 nn ST N.Y. W. two TWO Rooms
also room. kitchen, $40 week.
, ROOMS, KITCHEN; BATH; NEW BUILD
ins LIST ST. New York ave $50.
See Mfr HUNTER.
1918 LIST NV, IL
bed room, dinins room, Kitchen and bath;
apt, same as above plus rec hall;
'' " STANLEY ARMS has l2th st
coLoREp BARGAIN; 1877 22nd ST, Nv
opo rms oW ASf ei sSs4 sym St nx saFaS' S:'
STERLING APT, 1918 CALVERT ST. NV
S large rooms, reception hall. hath. pan
try. porch 2nd-noor 'front.' all newly deco
Sept. 18th. large rooms; SIS
CoLoRED-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN: GAS
and electricity furnished Sas,So. lisa 9Th
THE MELRosE, lS43 CLIFTON ST. NV
Attractive. cheerful desirable 4-room aud
m Ssn Anns uN fsS'tsT StsSSe
Florida ave North lo4.
FOR COLORED-l7S WILLARD NV
Modern s-rCom, bath art, heat. electricity;
nSm,u0" ABBY p UNION sToPAF c s
Florida ave NV North ios,
sS40 i4th--s LARGE r., X. 4 h, oTHER
apsrtments furnished Apply Apt /, Prank
2oi3 Attn ST. NE ROOMS AND BATH
elee. rsht, h.-w. heat. porehes, etc Only
''''''' ' A. i ckMPBELr.
Room 6lS. Denrike BldR FIR, eaes
CoLoRED~s LARGE ROOMS, SLEEPING
porch, kitchen and bath; hot-wster heat,
CORNER 4th AND II sTs NE-NEWLY
pepered; q rooms and bath; rent reduced
TO s4s Apply KAHN Al OPTICAL co, si7 !th
st nv, Main S977.
bath. electricity, gas. newly papered, paint
ed cheap rent Ia"
7OS 9Th NV r.. d, H.w.H, EIEc,
7qs pth n nxyI r. q ss%h SS see ,ss
MOST REASONABLE RENT THIS SECTION
osden ST. NV Main sssi, Adams Sa4 liz
rooms sitehenette' south and north expo
MT PHEASANT = six OR FOUR ROOM
apt, bath sleeping porch. cont. h, " 1870
insleside Terrace, North 9isl
i462 BELMONT NV, NEAR MERIDIAN
Park IS rooms, bath. screened porch. con-
included,
ti2 Srd ST NE.~oNE aLooK FROM
union. station ! rms k, b. from .sI 20
sroS M f Franf eiGs' sSs Apply PHILIP MIL
so2 ST NE, MODERN AND RMS,
hath reasonable open TO pm, OWN
Err an3A q 50, nv
coi,oRE I, 1saEAuTIruL ApARTMENT :
ms porch is.s u nv w" inquire Hss1 Al s'i isSi
iith At nv. Telenhcas Ncrth e.e is'
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HUDSON-ESSEN.
FIT-YOUR -POCkETBOOk
SALE.
PRICES REDUCED
lOGo TO 400.

Many current models. some
hard TO distinguish from new.
HUDSON PASSENGER SEDAN - Late
1927; driven Just enough to be broken in
nicely; upholstery not even soiled finish
brakes viii take si,OSo for quick sale.
BUICK q tt. has sd nsS a
fully equipped Reduced TO 1915.
ESSEX EARLY 1928 coAcH.-oriSinal I'm;
ish like new: fully equipped: motor and
tires tiptop. Reduced to ss7S.
ESSEX "a couPE-Looks and runs equal
to new; interior is in excellent shape rum
ole seat. Only 1905.
ESSEX % sEDAN-Latest model; fully
equipped; Just like brand-new. Reduced
TO $3.50.
HUDSON sEDAN--Lats 1928. but in nrst;
class condition; must go Price reduced
to $3.50
Essex rs spEEpsTER-2-psssenser;;, sps-
finance company--s4S5.
Essex sEDAN-Early 1927. original finish
and upholstery not even soiled; new tires
motor excellent. Only $3.50
HUDSON 2s BRoUGHAM - Custom built
aluminium body: fully equipped; motor tip
top; come in and drive It, You will hardly
think II possible to buy car like this
for s595.
NASH '26 COACH-Spscial Six; will more
than satisfy the most exactinE buyer as to
motor and appearance; FIVE new tires. Re-
duced to $685.
DODGE 20 SEDAN--In splendid condition
throughout leather upholstery Only 1895.
HUPMOBILE IS TOURING neat Ave-
passenger car that will give many thousand
miles Of good service. Only 1885.
ESSEX 81 cOACH-original baked -enamel
finish Just like new: motor ttptop; GOOD
tires. pickup at s395.
ESSEX IS COACH-Unusually clean; mo-
tor smooth Only $3.50.
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l2i p ST. NV.

Apt. of room and bath. equipped
with Kitchen-Maid: | room. kitchen
ard bath; a rooms. kitchen and
bath: apis. of room, kitchen and
bath. Frigidaire, $40 month; COM
pletely equipped with showers. Frie-
idsire and some with radio attach
ments.
Resident manager, Apt. 81
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200 MASS. AVE. NV.

This new apartment house offers
many conveniences for those destr-
ing to live near the Post once. Cap
itol. House or Senate once Build
ings and within walking distance OF
downtown business section
Apartments are complete. with
or 2 rooms, kitchen with seryltor,
dining alcoye and bath with shower
24-hour elevator service. Private
basement GARAGE for tenants.
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Ian rIrcI1n ST NV

Exceptionally desirable ants. of !
room, kitchen and bath. dining al
Two rooms. kitchen and bath
front aptsN; $50 and SIS.
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THE oUEENsBoRoUGH.

Within watkins distance of down
town departments. Modern building
with elevator service: suites OF I. 2
and rooms with kitchen and bath
exceptionally low rentals furnished
III desired.
See resident manaser on premises.
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PELHAM COURTS,
a~ 1850 - go

One square from Dupont Circle,
within watkins distance OF down
town
Apis. OF one room. kitchen and
bath. furnished II desired
Resident manager - PREMISES.
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s,4s CALIFORNIA at.

Excellent neighhorhood. one square
from intersection OF Columbia rd.
and Conn ave. Two and three
rooms. Kitchen, dining alcove and
bath, SIS 10 $To month,
Resident manaEer on premises,
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aann GEORciIA AVE NV.

Apartments of rooms. kitchen.
bath with shower; Spanish type
and open porcheS. cedar closets;
exceptionally large living room.
Rentals. $3.50. $4,000.
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THE GLENDOwEl

One-half square from East Capt.
tol st. Five looms and bath. II. -wh..
cleo. ianitor service; SIS and $50
monthly: most rec Sonable rents in
city.
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1921 EUCLID ST. NV.

Near Central High School; very
attractive aptS OF rooms. kitchen
and bath. s4S; rooms, kitchen ana
bath, porch.
Resident manager, Apt al,
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THE wOODBINE.

Corner 27th and Cathedral Ave.
Corner building. one square from
Conn. ave, opposite Cathedral Nan
sions' Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
FRIGIDAIRE.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
tContinuedJ
HAMPTON COTRTS.

HAMPTON COURTS.
20i3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
In excellent 18th st. neighborhood.
convenient to You st. cars and 18th
st. buses: within walking distance
of departments and very convenient
to market.
One room. Kitchen and bath.
Two rooms. Kitchen and bath.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath.
A desirable feature is that the
bath is between the bedroom and liv-
ing room.
Elevator service, switchboard.
Resident manager on premises
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Resident manager, Apt. IT.

Apt. of Ave rooms and bath. porch.
fireplace: sxcellent apt. in front Of
bldg; SIS month. Garage space, $40
month additional.
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a426 iath ST.
Eartnr RfltmAre ~

Excellent apis. az exceptionSilv
large rooms and bath extra larse
closets: rental, SIS to $50
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Ii3s-4o CONN. AVE,

FACING MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Second and third floor apartments
OF 4 rooms and bath; new equipment,
including range and hot-wateY heat
er: newly decorated; $50 and SIS
CAN BE USED FOR BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE IF DESIRED.
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1925 18th ST. NV
JUST ABOVE COLUMBIA RID.
In an excellent residential sec
ton. Apis. have been newly reno
waited throughout. including gas
range. Two rooms, kitchen and
bath: $40 to sS5 month; most rea-
sonable rents in the city.
For information apply janitor.
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1918 CONN. AVE.

FRIGIDAIRE Two rooms. kitchen
end bath. reception hail: $40 and
$50: newly renovated. Resident man
2ger.
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sos lola OTIS PL. NV.
4 rooms and bath, S7T 30.
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THE ROcKLEDGE.

Two rooms. Kitchen. bath and
foyer. all outside rooms built-in
tubs: excellent condition; reasonable
rent.
Resident manaRer.
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Ssn7 sAoa IAN sT NV

rooms. kitchen and bath, h-w.
Neat, electricity S4A.
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t7oa Ku.RouRNr ST NV

1861 PARK RID. NV.
Apartments OF two rooms, kitchen
aud bath; $50 so TO $50 month,
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THE MISSISSIPPI,
1A2S w ct N w

Excellent Location.
Four room apartments S45 and
$50: most reasonable rentals in city.
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1885 l3th ST. NV.

Near Central High School. In q
very desirable neishborhood; two
and three rooms. kitchen and bath;
very reasonable rents.
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1919 18th ST. NV.

1919 18th ST NV.
BUILDING ENTIRELY REMODELED.
square from Arcade Market. the
alter. etc rooms. kitchen. bath,
electric Fefrigeration. Rents. $50.
$50 so. $3.50, $50. 90.
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664S GEORGIA AVE.

UFFOoItE "HHI EN- TNHn'D TS'N'I VI
One. two and three rooms, kitch-
en- and bath; $3.50 to $40 month;
exceptionally LARGE. all-outside
rooms: plenty OF closet space.
Residenb manager on premises.
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=. SALISBURY Co, INC.
l4lS Eye st, NV.
-. Main 1904,
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THE sMrrHFIEI.n.
itis 9th ST, NV.
Apt OF : rooms, kiteheA xnA cath.
porch, $50,
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THE BERLIN.
IOWA CIRCLE NV
Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
kAa so month
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iol9 itth ST
Four rooms and bath, aud noor
suitable for business or Fesidenee
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.

ll0l NW-Large front room. six win
tows; use of parlor and Kitchen. electricity
S25 month: ladies only. 10
i727 QUE ST~-Large. bright room. adioin-
ing bath: private family. North SOL. is
i74i ST W-Beautifully furnished. large
front room: twin beds; also young lady
wishes lady roommate.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE Among trees; airy
room, balcony, semi-private bath. garage
quiet gentleman: $40. Cleveland 25l0 IL
1922 9th NW-Two rooms and kitchenette,
first floor. 50; also single rooms some
eoriuped for Ink, 50 --~--
1874 nth NV Large, cool room. Kitchen
cite, windows, gas range sink: cleo :
complete for housekeeping; $40 monthly.
i4l0 M NV. Apt 405-Medium large. cheer
full. attractively furnished room near beth
reason able; refined convenient location.
THE MONTANA. 1925 N St. n.w;,-single
front living bed room. adjoining bath tele-
phone. all-nieht, elevator watkins distance
electric fan: lady. Decatur 2l40,
TO CoI,oRED; liiS New Hampshire ave.
2nd hoor-Large. light room. steam heat
sl2 per month Call after 43O. -
1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Loyely fur. room
next to bath $50 mo- oouoie' 40 S'hsie'
PLYMOUTH. Apt. 70; Main 54s6-Elderly
man or woman for room next bath two
windows. closet. gas plate. electricityi other
rooms, si8 and $50 ----
NICELY FURNISHED or unfurnished. single
or communicating. one floor. rooms; mod
ern improvements: S5S month North 90lb
1902 CONNECTICUT AVE,--Waikine dis
lance: large double room. twin beds so
month; single room. $40 mo; home conVen-
ience-.
1861 PARK RD.-~Single room next to bath,
eli modern improvements SIS, Col. 1888
Owners home ------
1880 r. l. N.W-Young man, share quiet.
clean room with Colleee man: twin bees
SIS Decatur 1921 ---
THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB-Larse front room
adjoining bath. twin beds. cont.' hot water
ladies preferred. 1926 Mass. ave. NV lS-
ANTIER'S HOTEL, 2i25 G ST. NV
pest rates in town; double and single
rooms telephones, showers; freproof cafe
terra West 1915 ~
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sis n ST NV

sis II ST NV.
ADl. Of seven rooms and bath,
oil burner, will redeeorate ATS
month
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hlS l2th ST NV
Apt. OF four rooms and bath $50
month
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1900 Warbler ST

Apartments of 4 rooms and bath,
screened porcheS; electricity. gas ana
ianitor service furnished; $40.
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Apis. Of rooms, Kitchen And
hath $50 showers. baths and ell
outside rooms
See janitcr on premises.
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BRIGHTON HOTEL.

7 Z 7 7
2l23 California st. NV.
y Block West OF Conn. Ave.
ONE TWO AND THREE ROOM FURNISHED
APIS AND RECEPTION HALL. WITH
> THREE ROOM UNFINISHED APIS.
WITH BATH AND LARGE KITCHEN AND
DINING ROOM IN HOTEL.
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Apt OF two rooms, Kitchen ard
hath. SSS month, snd~hocr apt Srd-
nocr ant. Of three rooms, kitchen
and bath. s2S month, heat furnished
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sl7 N ST. NV

1908 A ST Sc.
I rooms and bath; ssS.
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: THE PREMIER

THE PREMIER.
7i5 18th ST. NV
CONVENIENT TO GOVERNMENT DE-
PARTMENTS: ONE ROOM AND BATH AND
THREE ROOMS AND BATH; RENT REA-
SONABLE.
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7ia i,th ST
Five rooms and bath, suitable for
business and residence combined
$40 90
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1873 Chevrolet 1aDriolet, Dfalld"
new.
1923 Chrysler o. CHI. like new.
1923 Chrysler o. Sdn., like new.
1923 Chryslcr o. Cpe.. like new.
1923 Chrysler 81 Oh, like new.
1923 Wlippet 8 Coach, like new
1927 Willys-Kniel1t 70 Sedan.
1920 Willys-Knight 90 Sedan.
1926 Buick Brou2ham.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1926 Chrysler 20 Coupe
1920 Chrysler 70 Roadster
1926 Buick Coach.
1920 Dodge Sedan
1920 Essex Coach.
1927 Ford Sedan,
Many, Others Priced to 60
Quickly 1890 From SIS TO 81 900.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
1910 l4th St. NV. n 1918.
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attractive apis, of rooms. kitchen
and bath. s4S: : rooms, Kitchen ana
Resident manager Apt Al
2i4s CALIFORNIA ST.
Excellent neiShhorhood. one square
from intersection Of Columbia I'd.
and Conn. ave Two and three
rooms. kitchen. dining alcove and
bath SIS to $40 month.
Resident msnaEer on premises
242e lath ST.
Facing Rttmore 81
Excellent apis Of exceptionsilv
large rooms and bath: extra larse
closets: rental, SIS to $40.
THE GLENDowER.
Il 9Th ST. NE
one-hsls square from East Capt.
to st. Five looms and bath, II, -w.h..
riec. ianitoE service; stS and $50
monthly: most rec Sonaole rents In
city.
2s07- 2sOs l4th ST NV
rooms. kitchen and bath. h.-w
Neat, electricity; S4S.
sos-lo.l7 OTIS PL. NV.
rooms and bath $3T so
1861 PARK RID, NV.
Apartments OF two rooms, kitchen
aud bath; $50 so 20 $50 month
1908 MELBOURNE ST NV
Apartments of rooms and bath
screened porcheS electricity. gas ana
tanitor service furnished; $40.
sloo Warbler ST
Apts. OF : rooms, Kitchen Ana
outside rooms
See janitcr on premises
1908 A ST. Sc
rooms and bath SIS.
slf n ST NV
Apt OF two rooms kitchsn ard
hath. SsS month and~hoor apt srd-
noor ant Of three rooms, Kitchen
and bath, s2S month, heat furnished,
7is I'm ST.
FIVE rooms and bath, suitable ter
$40 90.
THE BERLIN,
IOWA CIRCLE NV
Two rooms, kitchen and bath
Sta so month
THE sMrrHFiEI.n.
ms 9th ST, NV.
Apt OF : rooms, kiteheA xnk cath.
porch. $50,
ala II ST NV.
AMI Of seven rooms and bath
oil burner will redeeorate, STS
month,
iola i&th ST..
Four rooms and bath gNd noor
suitable for business or residence
6lS i2th ST NV
Ap, Of four rooms and bath $40
month,
! l.. SALISBURY Co. INC
1918 Eye st, NV.
- Main 1904.
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AND MANY OTHERS.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
3 Showrooms for Your
Convenience.
III 14th ST, $40 NJ ST. NV
and
Champlain St. at kalorama Rd.