davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bronco, representando a este
santo, armada de un tridente Y
matando al dragon. Esta es-
cultura esta mejor hecha que
la anterior, aunque ell dragon
no Sc sabe a que familia del or
den zool6gico pertenece, por
mas que va sabemos que dicho
animal es un "bicho" fantas-
tico, quimerico.
Detras de la iglesia San Mi
guel esta ell "Calvario des Bre-
ton," TODD de granite, y con
doce pies de altura. El "Cristo
en- la cruz" (escultura de Her
not) que Sc alza en- este calva-
rio, Sc divisa de bastante lejos,
y en- los cuatro angulos del ba-
samento, las estatuas de San
Juan, la Vfrgen, la Magdale-
ma, y Longinos (no ell de los re-
lojes).
La cruz de piedra tiene do
&c metros de altura y ell cruel
ficado esta muy bien tallado,
fernando ell TODD un grupo es-
cult6rico de b~astante merito.
"Asilo de peregrinos:" Una
gran construction de mampos-
terra que tiene seis salas, tres
de hombres y otras tantas de
mujeres, donde van a reposar
los peregrinos que vienen en-
! grupo, fernando expedition, y
recomendados por los obispa-
dos o sus di6cesis. Estos no son
enfermos.
Edificio de la prensa de
LourdeS: En- Ell mismo Sc editan
dos peri6dicos, uno semanal,
titulado "Anales de Nuestra
Sra. de Lourdes," y ell otro dia
rio, "El Journal de la Gruta,'
donde es publican los successes
del dfa, llegada de las pere-
grinaciones, incluso los mia
gros habidos durante la lorna
da. Ell "Anales" cuesta la sus.
cripci6n diez frances al ano.
Estatua en- marmoI de mon
senior Juan Maria Vianey, Gu.
"a parroco de AIRS. Nc sc que
tai estara ell parecido, pues
nunca tuve ell gusto de conocel
a dicho senor.....
Atravesamos de nuevo Il
"Explanada de la procession
y encontramos a la izquierda
una estatua en- marmol de Ca
rrara, muy bella, la "Vfrge1
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

De todos los pechos Sc escape
un grito de espanto y de horror,
Luisa habia cerrado los ojos
y habia caido sobre sus rodillas
ante ell cadaver de SUI hijo.
Ell medico Sc habia aproxi-
mado e inclinandose sobre Pc
dro Ricart, lie arranc6 ell cuchi-
Ito. La sangre brot6 a chorros.
-iY bien?-interrog6 ell CO.
misario de policia.
La hoja ha atravesado ell
coraz6n- respondi6,- iesta
muerto!
-iMuerto!-repitieron mu-
Ichas voces.
Els una cabeza menos para
la guillotina-dijo un agente.
Luisa Sc levant6 Y avanz6
lentamente.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

nestina que la noche anterior
Tulsa lie habia enterado del a.
rresto de Pedro, no crey6 de-
Der oponerse va al deseo de su
hija.
Ella misma la condujo a la
Gale de Lille y despues de ha-
Der besado a Leontina, Sc reti-
'r6, advirtiendo a su hija que
volveria a buscarla a las cuatro,
tan pronto como hubiese hecho
sus viSitas.
Las dos jovenes pasaron ell
tempo en- una de esas dulces
Conversations intimas, en- que
las cosas mas insignificantes
tienen su encanto. Recibiendo
las caricias de la senorita de
Lucerolle y escuchando sus pa
lahras de esperanto, LeOntina
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
By Stafford

Coronado" LA Verge Cou-
ronne). Esta escultura de fac
clones finas y delicadas, cobra
de Cabuchet) resalta por su
tdnica cast transparent, y en-
ire sus pliegues Sc envuelve
una gran obra artistica, de in
Iiscutible valor.
Hospital de Nuestra Seno-
ra de la Salud:" Lo componen
cuatro grandes ediftcios yux-
tapuestos, por haber sido cons
truidos en- distintas epocas SUI
cesivas. Esta destinado a reci-
bir los enfermos, que vienen en-
estado muy grave, y que recla-
man un directo y pronto envio
a las piscinas, debido a su mis-
ma gravedad.
Hospital de "Notre Dame
de Lourdes:" Destinado a Ia
Iperegrinaci6n n~acional, es de-
cir, a los enfermos que llegan
lie todas parties de la Republi-
ca y son enviados por los mu-
nicipios. Estos Sc hacen cargo
del pago y las costas de su es-
tancia en- dicho lugar.
"HospitaI del Rosario" Es-
tie pequeno hospital admite en-
fermos de todas classes, y cast
siempre la clientele esta for
mazda por genie acomodada,
que viajan y trae nsus "nur-
ses' y sus enfermeros.
(Continuara)
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

Una acusaci6n de vagancia
que Sc hacia contra Lyman w.
Shirley, propietario de un pc
queno establecimiento que Sc
dice es una casa de juego, fu6
sobreseida aver en- la corte de
policia por recommendation del
abogad0 Castillo, asistente del
consultor de la ciudad.
Las pruebas, segdn Castillo,
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divide I'm instante su dolor y
sus crueles angustias. Sentfa su
corazon aliviado. Por dolorosa
que fuese su situaci6n, ell inte-
res conmovedor de que era obje
to lie hacia comprender que no
podia, sin parecer ingrata, mos
.trarse completamente desespe-
rada.
HabIaron durante mucho
tempo de Pedro Ricart.
A cada instante Y a SUI pesar,
Leontina derramaba lagrimas.
lie amas, pues, mucho?-
pregunt6 la senorita de LHcero-
lie.
isl, ST! lie amo!
Ash, ademas del carino que
Sc puede sentir pOr los padres,
Iexiste Otro sentimiento que
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

tiene el poder de hacernos dicho
sas 0 desgraciadas?
ST, Ernestina, csc senti-
miento existe.
-Es Ell amor. Yo no lie conoz-
co adn, pero me asuSta.
listed amara, Ernestina. Y
siempre sera dichosa.
-Cuando te veo tan Gambia
da, con Iagrimas en- los ojos,
me pregunto 81 no sera una des
gracia ell amar.
-Oh!-dijo tristemente
Leontina,-yo soy una excep-
ci6n. Todos los destinos no Sc
parecen al mic.
Els verdad; tn has sufrido
una prueba cruel; Dios, que es
bueno, te dara grandes alegrfas
para hacerte olvidar 10 que has
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
XXXII
LIBRE

Como va hemos dicho, la Sc
norita Ernestina de Lucerolle,
queriendo dar a Leontina Blan-
chard una prueba de su amis-
tad, habia pedido permiso a su
madre para ir a yer a su ami
ga y al anciano ciego.
La condesa Sc habia negado
al principle, pero al decirle Err
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
FL TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy Y manana.
Vientos moderados del este.
Temperature maxima aver, SO
grades; minima, IA.
Marea alta a la lat a. m. y
20 p. M; marea baja a las
GAS a. m. y 1:29 p. M; marea
baja a las GAS a. m. y 1850 D..
m.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
DESDE FRANCIA
Lourdes
(COmtinW0ci6nl

Son las tres de la manana F.;
hacemos un alto en- un vento-
FRO, a orillas del canine, y sa-
boreamos una buena empanada
de Iiebre, y apetitosas magras,
remojadas con burdeOs, que es-
ia aqui muy abundante y cast
regalado.
Unos trasnochadores, toca-
dores de zampona, (pequena
gaita pirinaica, que hace menos
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

Pedro Ricart Sc ha hecho
jus,icia-dijo con voz caver-
nosa Una vez en- SUI vida ha
demostrado verdadero valor.
Tn profundo silencio sigui6
a estas palabras.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
VOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL
Vieme de la 1G.)
3ummerlin y Wimberly, de
Winter Haven.
DAD AND |

Dos expertos de la comisi6n
lie aranceles llegaron aver a
Tampa para investigar como Sc
desenvuelve ell negocio de la
pesca aquf Y en- lugares cerca-
nos. Son estos senores ell abo :
gado Charles A. Carter y H. F.
Worley.
Su mission principal es ave-
riguar cuantos buques de pes
"a tienen su base en- Tampa, su
nacionalidad Y la de sus due
nos.
La Gaceta va public6 una in
formation sobre este particu-
lar, hace algunos dias.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
no dabap fuerza contundente a
la acusacion.
Shirley estaba representado
por Tom Whitaker.

La escuela de aviacion del
captain McMullen ha adquiri-
do seis nuevos discipulos, que
Sc nombran E. H. Sick, Way
ne Warfield, A. E. Knowles
w. G. Fernald, Clarence Que
terman y Nuby Sdealy.
Knowles es ell jefe de bonn
beros de Tarpon Springs.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES.
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German
sacramento.

-dijo sordamente.
Apret6 en- SUI mano ell mango
del cuchillo y alarg6 ell brazo.
Ell comisario de policia y los
agentes Sc lanzaron sobre Ell.
Era demasiado tarde. Pedro Ri
cart habia tenido tempo de hun
dirse la hoja del cuchiIIo en- ell
pecho, sobre ell coraz6n.
Sus brazos Sc agitaron en- ell
aire y cay6 hacia atras, rigido,
como herido de I'm rayo. Su ca.
beza rebot6 contra ell suelo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

sufrido.
Leontina lanz6 I'm profundo
suspiro.
TIL esperas, mo es verdad?
-Ernestina, Sc espera STEM
pre-. iAh! Isl no estuviese soste-
nida por la esperanto, hubiese
muerto va!
-iOh! ique acabas de decir!
Morir tn. tan j6ven, tan bella!
Ademas, no tienes raz6n para
desesperarte; tn prometido es-
lnocente, vosotros os annals, os
casareis y sereis dichosos.
81, Pedro es inocente v yo
asi 10 creo; pero, lpodra pro-
barlo?
-Luisa Verdier 10 afirma:
nosotros, tenemos mucha con-
fianza en- ella.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(V5ene de la 1G.)

(Vjene de la 1G.)
la ley en- vigor sea modificada
-agreg6.
Todos los comisionados vo-
taron a favor de la destituci6n.
Ell iuez Robes, de la corte
del circuito, dict6 aver una
~sentencia en- la cual sc declara
que los funcionarios de la ciu-
dad de Lake Alfred expidie-
ron bonos sin estar debidamen
tie autorizados por la ley y que
los vecinos de csc lugar no Sc
hallan obilgados a pagan. To-
mo Jurisdiction en- ell case ell
juez Robes despues de que Sc
habian descalificado los jue-
ces del condado de Polk.
Los vecinos quejosos proba-
ron que los bonos Sc emitieron
sin haberse pedido la aproba-
ci6n al pueblo. Representa- a la
municipalidad ell abogado H.
L. Jollay y a los vecinos la fir
ma de abogados Touchton,
The Washington times., 1930-10-31
TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS

s:Oo-Columbta salon Orchestra.
S;lS-"Adventure with Electricity
In a Partial vacuum." Df.
Kari T. Compton.
l:00-"Chats With the weather.
man." prepared by United
States Department Of Asri-
I,1o-Thirty Minute Men.
4:3o-Light Opera Gems
Society Realm" Anne Patteus
society editor Of The WASH
s:1s-janssen HofSrau Orchestra,
S:sO-My Bookhouss Story Time,
tales for the young folks.
5.45-News flashes.
S:0O-Time and Program Resume.
6:02-Civio talk under auspices Of
the Federation Of Citizens
A:s0Si9tionTs; AsSSa9t s.,.sats nits Eta te The l.
Federation from the Society
Of Natives Of the District Of
s:1S-MuSicai AviatorS Orchestra.
dance music.
6:30-Time.
s:si-McDougall Orchestra. dance
music.
6:45-Tony's Scrap Book.
7:00-The Crockett Mountaineers-
Hill-Billy music.
7:l5-"At Home With Jimmy and
Jane"-Halloween merriment.
7:46-Mac and AL
s:OO-Time.
s:00-Grand opera miniatuTe-ex-
cefpts from operas.
s:3O-Columbia Male Chorus--Andre
KostSlants, director.
9:00--TruA Story hour~~"'In the Grip
OF the Mob"
10:00-Radio Follies - Norman Bro
kenshire. master os ceremonies
Weber and Fields ana other
attractions.
1o:so--wrigley football program: "Prs-
diction Interview: Christy
walsh interviews Tad Jones
t0:tS-Educational talk on optome-
try.
1I:oo-Wardmau Park Whispering
Orchestra; dance.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31

s:so-Robert Burns program with DR..
william MeDougal and David
NartiM. *
S:oo--Bob Merchant and David Mar.
tin. Whoopee Party.
4:00-Robert Downing.
4:30-Studio presentation,
b:00-Scienoe and History
S:1S--Along Route Fifty.
6:00--United Press FLASHES.
6:12-On the mat.
s:I6-Classitied Program.
e:i5-Metropolitan Police Bulletin.
7:00--Dlnner Music.
7:15-Alden A. Potter, tenor.
7:2s--Franc Time Signal.
7:31-WhitheF Away7
7:41-WJSV. Amos and Andy Contest.
S:00---Jewell Jennifer and Her
Jubilee Singers,
The Washington times., 1930-10-31
LOCAL STATIONS

WRC-washIngto
12;1s-Retail food market review
under the auspices Of the
United States Department Of
Agriculture and the University
OF Maryland Extension Service.
Hour. sneakers, NJ g. Eisen-
hover, Edgar Markham and
Chris l.. Christensen.
1:30--Astet Orchestra.
s:SO-organ Recital from Kilt studio.
2:so-Meiody Three,
s:00-Chiid Study Association.
ais Musical lites.
3:30-Chicago Serenade.
G:00-Pacific Feature Hour.
S;O0-The Lady Next Door.
S:SS-KeepinE Up with The Times.
6:10--Saltzman's Orchestra.
ssoWiIII s:so-WiII,ns Coffee Orchestra
6:45-Uncle Abe and David.
7:00-Amos n Andy.
7:l5-Wilkins Coffee Orchestra.
7:sO-old Company's Anthracite pro"
s:oo-citieT Service Orchestra and
Cavaliers
s:OO-CIicquot Club Eskimos.
S:SO-Del Lampe's Evsrsharp Or
10: o:oo-"Repubiican Construction and
Democratic Destruction" by
Senator Jim Watson Of Indiana.
lO;3O-R-K-O Program.
il:OO-Weather forecast.
il:01--St Regis Orchestra.
l1:l5-SIumber Music.
1s:00--PaIais dor Orchestra.
WashIngtOB-630-476
l2:s0--Columbia Revue.
1:o0-Lotus' Restaurant Orchestra--
Dance music.
1:s0-Hotel Barclay orehsstra-Con-
cert.
2:Oe--Columbia Artists Recital
Theo Karls, tenor, and Barbara
Maurel, contralto.
2:30-American School of the Air,
educational.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31
Romping Around
Radio Dial

Victor Herbert's immortal "Ah!
Sweet Mystery Of Life" viii be
sung by Jessica Dragonette, so
prano when she joins the or
chestra and Cavaliers in present
ing "Pomp and Circumstance, "
"Trav'lin ALI Alone" Just q
Memory" "a Cottage for Sale" +"
ave Maria" $50 Beats My
Heart For You," and Moon
beams"
WMAI-Arias from selected
operas, including the Good Night
Quartet from Flotow's Martha"
and the contralto solo Printemps
Qui Commence from Samson ct
Delilah" by Saint-Saen, viii be
heard during the Grand Opera
Miniature.
Assisted by the Columbia Sym
phony orchestra, the artists will
be Barbara Maurel, contralto;
Adele vasa, soprano: Theo Karle,
tenor; and Kenyon Congdon,
baritone.
$3.50 p. M.
WMAL-A Columbia orchestra
directed by Andre Kostelanetz,
and the Columbia Male Chorus
will present renditions Of several
fine choral works, including Sui.
hvan's "The Lost Chord" and
"The Viking Song" by the English
composer, Coleridge- Taylor.
p. M.
WNAL-On Halloween night
radio listeners will hear, with
Mary and Bob, the dramatic
version of the story I'm the
Grip of the Mob" which will be
presented during the True Story
hour.
With the end of the month
Mary and Bob, who have COM
pleted their coast-to-coast Jour-
ney, will turn southwark and visit
Portland, Me-, where the goblins,
witches, jack-o-lanterns and car
nival spirits will help to make
this program exciting.
1880 p. M.
WRC-A special Halloween
program will be presented as
the R-K-O Theater of the Air.
An orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Hilton Schwartzwald, will
open the program with a Hal
loween medley consisting Of
"Ghost Dance" and "Golliwogg'S
Cake-Walk." when Summer Is
Gone" and Shine On, Harvest
Moon" will also be heard.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31

11:so-King Edward Orchestra. from
Toronto.
14:0o-Timo.
12:00--Station wMAIA Studio Hallow-
cen party - Stanley William
Bell, master Of ceremonies.
WashingtOn-131O-22o
: 12:O0-Auth's brevities.
12:10-Luncheoa music.
12:30-PauI d. Gable, organist.
1:00-Signing off
3:3O-Good afternoon, everybody.
4:30--"Edna st. Vincent Melloy," by
Madeline Lamphier.
b:00--Sportorial.
B:15-One time opportunities.
b;s0-Clothes personality, by Kay
Swafford.
5:46-Grand Central program.
6:00-Public Service man.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31

e:0S-Dinner music.
s:So-seba Cristie. tenor; Romeo
Guaraldi. pianist.
e:4S--Kohala Melody Boys.
7:00-Milton Charles, organ recital.
7:20-Late news flashes.
7:30-A. J. Oliver, national Or
ganizer on development Of
Membership Campaign" ans
pioes of National Federation
of Federal Employees
7:4S-E. b. Frye, veteran contact
officer OF National War Vet
erans Club.
WJsv--Mt. Vernon Hills. Va.-l46O-2O5
12:1b-National Farm News Program.
12:20-Farm Chat. David Martin. -
12:45-Sermonetts program.
i;00-Sign-off.
2:00-AfternCon Musicale.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31
Times Society Editor
| On Air At 5 P. M.

Anne Patten society editor
Of The Washington Times,
will broadcast from station
WMAL at 5 p. m. today on
"TOpics Of the Times in the
Society Realm"
Followers Of Miss Patten's
daily society columns will
have this additional OppOr.
tunity to get her timely com.
ment on interesting events
and personalities in the social
life Of the Capital.
Tune In on station WNIAL
today from 5 to 5:15 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31
TURKEY SHOOT SET

The annual District Of Colum-
bia National Guard turkey shoot
and oyster roast will be held
Sunday morning at the Camp
Simms rifle range.
The Washington times., 1930-10-31

mental nprovemsnt Program.
9:s0-The Gondoliers.
10:00-The Song Story.
10:16-Battle Of Music.
11:1S-Sign-off.
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1sr r Cisysiand 5l7s or National s64s. $50
d d1S9 2ist ST; NW.7-RooM AND BATH
18TH ~ SsI 5SAyiSss I'faisl
ZOOS ZOOS ssE lSNII RD. N.E;-NEwLY DECO
tnias esay pOrfhss large o month Dis
sss AS 81 sH 81 n SSSH S55 E$
6aEvY cHAsE-s SIX ROOMS, GARAGE.
NV owner, Mrs. WEscHIER. Eees buns e.
al eth s:W;.s ROOMS AND BATH. Ex-
Union Trust Bids ma Natl. ssS 4si q BELT
CHEVY CHASE. MD-MoDERN DETACHED
ana sat r TUom o anS bath maids Toom
c IRON ss ehos, 4ooe Leland st. Phone Wis
6s3 LAMONT ST NW.-6-RoOM, BATF
s n3cX; modern with sarase' sS2.So Key at
2l7 sth ST. sE-8-RooM AND BATH
modern brick home; convenient location.
near Capitol, Navy Yard, etc; s55 mo. Mr..
WARD. Metropolitan 5s7s.
SO T ST N.E.-sIx-RooM HOUSE m
Open for inspection Sunday from 10 am to
SiS II NWalo ROOMS AMP BATH: KE-
Union Trust Bldg Natl 3346
sos eth ST. Sc.
7,S rooms otI and BATH h.-wh' cleo Key at
Downtown R fSestionA N nsaa H ISsR and st..
n~ ", n ,o,n Sc j sSss S2R?;;5Sn 90.
dition: fne laree cellar and rear yard.
HENRY sCHAFFERT, $40 John Marshall Pi.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN; GAS, HEAT, LIGHT
fq furnish 5o,I neE nome lS27 D ne. Phone
1909 BELMONT. sT.-s ROOMS. AND BATH.
'... 6. W. SIMPSON CO,
BUNGALOW, NORTHEAST. 500 LARGE
cose to ane Bath :or modern
tlonal 1859: eyes. Georgia 440s. 2os
1910 GA. AVE.-6 ROOMS. MODERN. .S40.5o
2l5 SeAton pl n.e.-6 rooms modern. 1000
os 3D. Ep.S OK q Gh rS rooms b. moS:Tn
1850 sth 81. n.w.-s rms. bath. cleo. 5000
GEoRcE uRcIoLo, 100 Quincy 81. Nws
(C01tiuuAd nm Mart
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THE ST. ALBANS
23io CONN. AVE. NV.
South End Conn. Ave. Bridge.
2 rooms, bath and porch to rooms,
bath and porch s45 to S65.
4 rooms, bath and porch; $40.
Electric Remuneration.
24-Hour Elevator and Switchboard
Service.
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yHE PORTSMOUTH,

1875 N. H. AVE. NV.
Very Reasonable Rentals.
General Electric Refrigeration.
Teiephone Switchboard, 24-Hour
Elevator Service.
room and bath. ............'.'' s32' " "
, rooms and bath. ..............' oi'ou
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THE McREYNOLDS.
-n 1o4N. ANTI ~ CTG NJ

CORNER 18th AND q SITS. NV.
Most Conveniently Located Downtown
Apartment Hotel.
Modern appointments Electrolux
acknowledgements 24-hour serv-
ice--restaurant and eight stores within
building.
RATES:
room. kit and bath. $3.50 to s45
2 rooms. kit. and BATH. $3.50 to %
Furnished suites of one and two
rooms with complete housekeeping
facilities available for long or short
periods.
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CHATHAM COURTS

l1o7 COLUMBIA RID.
Very desirable apartments of rooms
and bath, s6s 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service.
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THE CALVERTON
1878 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
A splendid, high-class apartment
house; 24-hour elevator ana SWITCH
4 rooms, bath and foyer to rooms,
bath and foyer, SOS to 800.
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1869 CONN. AVE. NV.

SOUTHWEST Corner Conn. Ave.
and Woodley Rd
Wonderful location opposite Ward
man Park Hotel. rooms and bath,
SIS.
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1911 CONN. AVE.
Studio Apartments-Elevator Service;
rooms and bath, with large
studio room ................... Ilo.VV
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FALKSTONE COURTS
140l FAIRMONT ST. NV.
rooms and bath TO 5 rooms and
yenient location: spacious and at
tractive lobby; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. Electrical re-
frieeration.
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2l24 EYE ST. NV.
Very convenient to Government Build
ines Reasonable rentals.
/ room, kitchen and bath. s45 90
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. ....... $3.50
Frigidaire. 24-hour elevator service.
Telephone switchboard. Resident
Manager.
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THE WINSTON.
BIAS MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Just at Kenyon st. All rooms outside,
large and with high ceilings.
s rms. b. and porch. $4,000 to $1,000
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THE CECIL,
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th AND
L NV.
DOWNTOWN BUILDING.
Walking distance Government Depts,
theaters and shopping section. All
rooms outside and large.
24-HoUR ELEVATOR SERVICE.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.
rooms and bath to rooms, kitchen
and bath.
S45 to sa5 Per Month.
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER.