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New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

enough to risk trying to fix a fight in the city of Oakland.
 Garden Loses
 As for Nittorio Campolo, the leaning tower from the Argentine, he is having the utmost difficulty in getting a match at all. The reason is that Campolo has been guaran- teed so much by Madison Square Garden. which brought his contract from the late (fistically speaking) Humbert J. Fugazy, that Tom Mo Ardle, the Gardens matchmaker, cannot figure out match in which the Garden can break even. The fans are wise to Senor Compolo's S limitations. and if bout is arranged the chances are it will not draw the amount guaranteed Eittorio by his contract.
 Other heayyweights are rapidly slipping into disrepute. Tuffy Grif- fiths, regarded until recently as per haps the best of a bad lot, has been fattcned almost beyond repair by a
  non. Otto Won Porat is having his troubles. after attracting such a small crowd to a recent bout in the middlewest that his proposed op- ponent Jack Demave, walked out on the affair without striking blow after one quick glance over the house.
 It may be healthy sign of the times that the public which sup ports prize fights is growing dis custed with trumped up and mex cusable heavyweight bouts. But it is more likely that the public is just catching it's breath and waiting for the loud trumpeting of better ad- vised ballyhoo before unloading the desired currency once again.
 II saw your ad in the Herald" is L.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
Motorist Drives Away
 Without Leaving Clue

Charles C. Gladden. Of 56 Gladden. street became so angry in dispute with another motorist following a collision about 11:20 o'clock last night at Stanley and Allen streets, he failed to note the registration number of the car and when Ser geant John c. Stadler started to in- vestigate the accident. he had no.h- ing on which to work.
 Gladden. said he was driving south on Stanley street and saw a car coming towards him. As the latter swung into Allen street the colli- sion occurred and the left fender
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
BARNES BELIEVES
 CONDITION BETTER
Survey Head Says Repair Work
 Has Helped Employment

Washington, April IT P-Julius Barnes. the chairman of President Eooyer's national business survey committee reported today that un- employment throughout the country has been relieved to a marked de- gree by activities in repair worH. additions to and alterations of plaut and factory, since the beginning of the year.
 Commenting on this "contributin, factor in the stabilization of busi- ness" Mr. Barnes said that since the early part of the year the aver age daily permits for additions. al terations and repairs, have increas- ed 30 per cent. The stimulus given these activities has aided appre- ciably in relieving unemployment"
 He foresaw as the next logical step q resumption of home build ing. The resumption of prudent building activity in the residential field will aid materially in bringing employment back to normal he concluded.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

the windows closed, and the furnace going The Torrid Zone humidifer has twice the eYaporat- ing area of ordinary water pans right inside the casing and because rapid evaporation is also important, it is positioned directly above the firing doors where it gets the most heat. Proper air circulation is guaranteed when an authorized Lcnnox Furnace man installs your Torrid Zone according to the Standard Code
 Come in and sec why this is the most efficient furnace that science has developed and why it makes warm air system the most desirable. A free booklet describes it in detail. It is the only steel boiler plate furnace designed espc- cially for hard coal or coke or oil. We'll fur nish plans and estimates for an installation if you like. Free engineering service is furnished from factory for special problems. Made by the LENNON FURNACE COMPANY, Syracuse, New York-Marshalltown, 1owa-Toronto, Canada.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

"I saw your ad in the Herald" is the tenor of many business letter.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

A Classified Ad in the Herald can sure do wonders.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

and headlight on Giadden's car were damaged. the axle also being sprung.
 Gladden. blamed the other driver and the latter blamed Gladden.. Finally Gladden. went into a nearby house to call the police by telephone and when he came out his car was the only one in sight, the other driver having taken advantage Of the opportunity to leave.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

YEARS after you've installed a Torrid Zone you can bank the fire for tho night with complete assurance that the
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

service work by coloring eggs for club has adopted family for Easter and is providing many sur prises for them. The Tanglewood club will not meet on account of Good Friday services.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
pRYS USE STEIN SONG,

Boston, April IT UP)-The Stein Song was broadcast by station 'WNAC last night as the opening feature of radio forum sponsored by the W. C. T. l..
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
HERRERA TO ARRIVE

New York, April 17 (UP) - pr. Enrique Olaya Herrera, president elect of Colombia, and Mrs. Herrera will arrive Sunday on a prolonged visit to this country before return ing for Dr. Herrera's inauguration in August.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

air from the registers upstairs is as clean, untaintcd by gas or dust, as the day the furnace bought
 For just as the watertank is sealed water tight by hot-rueting and coId-calking ., so the steel Torrid Zone is made gas, smoke and dust tight Gas, smoke and dust-tight to keep the woodwork gleaming, the walls and ceilings clean, the curtains bright .. gas, smoke and dust-tight to shield the family from unpleasant and even dangerous fumes.
 In tests the Torrid Zone delivers 32o more temperature or it consumes 3ofo less fuel than ordinary furnaces. That's something to your coal bin The deep fre-pot uses less fuel and secures better combustion. The oversi1ed radia- tor takes more of tho heat from the smoke and gases before they go up the chimney.
 Humidity and ventilation become important health problems when the temperature is low,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
SVADBA u MURANSKYCK.

Vo stvrtok minuleho tyzdna
slavila V chrame Neposkvr. Poe
P. Marie svoj snatok 81. Katarina
Muransky, dcera dobre znameho
p. Martina Muranskeho a ieho pi
manzelky, 81 n. Pearl St., S pa.
nom NJ. w. Vanichom, obchodni.
kom Lowellville. Prednou dru-
zicou bola 81. Helena Mato a dru-
zicami slecny Zofia Muransky a
Cecilia Mauser. Pc sobasnych O.
bradoch, ktore vykonal Rev. j.
j. Reidy, boly svadobne ranajky
V Poland Country kbube vecer
tel istej miestnosti vel'ka sva-
dobna hostina, ma ktorej bolo $50
hosti.
Novomanzelia po navrate 20
svadobnej cesty budd byvat' ma
Poland Road. Pan Vanich ma diva
obchody miesanym tovarom, je-
den na Lowellville, druhy V Car
bon, Pa. MIadomanzelom praje-
me blazcny zivot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

ku klaviru Stvorrucne bnsili
Liztovu rharsodiu. A Student 70
s6sedncj izby zacal plnou parou
"Chronicky zaludoeny katar
nachodime -
Zofia Savisna zacala piskat'
dupkala nohami, hadzala polsta-
rikami; snad' uvol' nil sa boz jej
Popov poutieral 81 pot S celia,
sadol 81 a hovoril: "Musim zno-
va pocitat', je NONE, ze som sa
splietol :"
A znova pritiahol k sebe poci-
tadla, wal papier a tuzku a zacal
Ease pocitat':
"L6s stoji 246 rublov, 10 ru-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
KONZULAT res,
308 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
patra po tychto krajanoch:

Bednar Jozef, snad' 20 Zarieca.
Keblova cd Dlheho Pol'a, posled.
ne 1904 John st., Hamilton, O.
Bernhard Frant., kraj ir, po.
chadza Cd Budejovic, posledne v
Clevelande.
Buran Jan, posledne 720 Brook
lyn St., Detroit, Mich.
Chalupkova Irena, posledne u
Jozefa Barana, 1857 f. S9th St.,
Cleveland, O.
Hessova Ruzena, rod. Chladko-
va z Caslavi, snad' v Clevelande.
Kopil Jozef z Lipt. Sv. Mikula-
sa, posledne 300 - 4th St., John.
son, Ohio.
Kyrlach Jozef Mochova u Pra.
hy, posi-. As Ohio Ave, Cincinna.
ii, Ohio.
Lang Albert Lokti v Cechach
kuchar, posledne Michigan.
Lemnt (Lemut) Louis, murar 2
Goldenhohe v Rudohori, posledne
v Clevelande.
Majernikova Stefana, snad' LIE
vic, POSI-. 9O16 Cumberland Ave.
Cleveland.
Rysko Jozef Senova u Fryd
ku, posledne v Clevelande.
Simonic Alex. Bolerazu u Tr
navy, posledne 3715 Noble Rd.
Bellaire, Ohio.
Solteszova Irena rod. Bathory
Rim. Soboty, POSI-. Train Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

dosti' stalo sa heslom tohto pod
niku. Ku vzrastu pomahalo al to,
ze Klivansovci vd'acne vratia pe-
maze kazdemu, keby nebol pre-
daku pricinu spokojny klipe-
nym tovarom. Je znamym faktom,
re mnohe domacnosti majn poho-
die donna len nasledkom toho. ze
pouzili kreditu U Klivansov.
"Jednou z vel'kych udalosti to-
hoto jubilea povedal Mr.. Xii
vans, je davanie $25.OO zdarma
kazdemu, kto utrzi ma vypreda.ii
"a 800, $3.50 zdarma ma kazdy
nakup "a $4,000 a. $6.25 zdarma
ma kazdy nakup "a $25.OO. A to
bez ohladu ma to, Gi tovar bude
kupeny "a hotove alebo ma kre
dit. Ceny na vSetkom tovare boly
tiez vel'mi sn1zene.
Ocakava sa, ze tisice kostyme-
rov klivans bratov navStivia ich
obchody, aby gratlllovali obom ku
ich zdarnemu 25-rocnemu obslu-
hovanlu obecenstva. Kazdy bude
srdecne privitany osobne PIP. Xii
vans a sleena Bella Lipkovitz, slo-
venska predavacka, Ease z RADIO
stl postara sa potreby navstev-
niko1,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
bl 'ov som zaplatil, ostava 236 ru-

l'ov som zaplatil, ostava 236 ru-
blow -
V usiach mu to dunelo. Cui sta
lie dvodny pochod a rhapsodiu,
pocul driet' sa studenta a svoju
zenu nariekat' a nadavat'
"Ostava 236 rubpov," krical
ma pine ilsta a SNAIL sa prekri-
cat hlasy, ktore zaznievaly mu
V hlave. "Budiici mesiac zaplatim
pat rubl 'ov! Cert po Mich s piati-
mi rubl ami! Mech vas sliak trait
vsetkych! zaludoGny katar, zalu-
docny katar a puckove kva-
pky"."
A tohc isteho vecera Popova
odviezli do blazinca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

TT dvaja mladi bratia boil Iii
dor Jakub Klivans, ktori kla-
dli zaklady terajsich Klivans OBJ
chodov, este vzdy ma E. Federal
st. po 25 rokoch, ale zvacsenych
do neslychanych rozmerov. Prize
chodz1 po E. Federal zbadajn te-
raz neobycajny ruch V tych dvoch
vel'kych obchodoch, lebo je tam
v prhde velky jubilejny vypre-
daj.
Ia 25 rokov tieto Klivans OBJ
chody varsity na najvacsie OBJ
chody Ohio, kde sa predava "a
hotov6 a ma kredit. Najvacsou py-
chou Klivansovcov je tych 81, 900
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
PAN STEFAN HODOS
v RUzOVYCH PUTACH

Pan Stefan Hodos, dobre zna-
my Slovak z Lansingvillu slavil
v utorok toho tyzdna sobas so 81.
Zofiou Kaeenga, dcerou p. Jana
Kaeengu a jeho manzelky chra-
me Sv. Mateja. Sobasne obrady
vykonal Rev. FIR. Kozelek. Pc cir
kevnych obradoch bola v Soko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

sem-tam izbou, 'zist 'ujeme Il o.
zranov, a Il ,l'udi, ktori vel'mi
mnoho jedia..." ;"
Popov zatriasol pocitadlom a
zlostne pozrcl ma svoju zenu, ste
nu, povalu zacal pozorne pre-
pocitavat'. Cislicu po cislici pisal
ma zdrap rapieru, skoro hodinu
az prepoeitaval.
"Ty barbar! Podaj mi predsa
lieh :" zanariekala Zofia Sa-
visna, "Ty vrah, ty tyran -
"Chronicky zaludocny katar
nachodime tiez u Pudl nemocnych
ma pecienky -
Popov podal svojej Gene lieh a
pocital d'alej: "Stvrt' procenta
komisionarneho poplatku, doda-
tok 32 kopejek, dan :"
Hore zrazu nastal kl 'ud. Hrmot
ustal. Bolo to ma chvilu; .konzcr-
vatorista pocal znova hrmotit' a
to tax, ze Popov vytreStil zrak
ku povale. Nepoznaval uz cislic,
tancilv pred jeho ocami. hlava no
bolela. Ako co by pianiSta tlkol
zeleznymi kladivami do jeho leb-
ky, studenI pot vyvstaval mu ma
cele. Popov nepovolil. Umienil 81.
ze neopuSti PRIV svoje miesto, do
kial' nevypocita, ako dlho bude
dlznikom bankoveho domu Kos
ker a kedy los bude jeho male
tkom.
"Ach," zastonala Zofia SAWS
ma, "bolf ma celia prava strana !
Ach, ako ma stycha! Kral 'cvno
neba, pomo6z, mi Nevydrzim uz
NJ q lpi A fan, tLn E1orol,o,, 10
an; nonobno, 70 hno1, -.
,,nron, oo co worn, = nas
stara ! Ach, ia uboha, nest 'astna
A tohoto cloveka som kedySi mi
1ovala ~
"Alo ako =; odnon,aa4,o r.
nam rob;t,q Rol,n 1000 ha
dEnt ~ len oos r,,b1,ov , 10
neiek K tomu nr1do : norooot
roGn1ob 11rolor - ;oa4 o..
no
"Cbron;ckt za1,,dosn5 h.z
nacbodimo t;oz -, 1,,df l+on1 .
pia pr1cnvmi -
"a tv chces bvt, m,,zon,q ~ |
com Tvranom 81 G; boz srdoa
citu sprostak Dai ~; aSno,
o1GkovJcb kvaniok
"Brrln Otriaso] ca ponor
:.r1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
TO je maister! |!

- Ak1ze ma vas muz vyhovor-
ku, ked' 81 nechce hl'adat' pracu
- Ysetky!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

kostymerov, ktori su ich riadny-
mi kostymermi.
Ked' SINE sa spItali Mr.. I. Xii
vansa, comu pripisuje najviac ten
nspech, odpovedal nam, ze dove
re, ktorn Klivans bratia mali k
priemernemu robotnikovi a slo-
venSkemu ZvlaSt'. "Kredit ra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
VEL'KY LOS
Napfsal: A. P. Cechov.

Lev Ivanovic Popov, clovek
nervozny, pritom nest 'astny do
ma i v svojom trade, pritiahol
k sebe pocitadlo a prepocitaval.
Pred mesiacom kupil v bankovom
dome KoSker promesu ma splatky
a teraz vypocitaval, ako dlho to
bude trvat', az los bude uplne
jeho majetkom, kolko musi 81
odlozit' 20 svojho mesacneho
platu a ci v6bec je tento obchod
rentabilny. Popov pocital: los
podl'a kurzu dneska ma hodnotu
246 rubl'ov. Desat' rubPov som
uz zaplatil, ostave teda 236 rub
Pow. Dobre Teraz k tomu
pripocitajd sa sedem percentne
iiroky, to je mesacne so kopejek,
kolok porto q kopejek, poistnt
l rubep 10 kopejek, bankove W
lohy IS kopejek.
Ma ponove lezala Zofia SAWS
ma, zena Popova. Prisla k svojmu
muzovi az z Minska, ably cd ncho
obdrzala svolenie k rozvodu. Ce-
stou prestydla, teraz ma nadchu
a neprestaj jne kaSle ma pohovke.
Mad Popovou izbou byval ziak
konzervatoria Prave nacviGoval
uvodny pochod "Proroka'
znelo to, ako by strechou Siel ma
kladny vlak so strasnym hrmo-
tom. V pravo V sdsednej izbe by
val Student, medik, pripravujdci
sa prave ku zkuSkam. TazkIm
krokom prechadzal sa po izbe
slime hundral svojim dusivym
hlasom: "Chronicky zaludoGny
katar nachodime u pijakov, u l'u-
di nestriedmo jediacich, ako v0-
bee osob, ktore ved1 nepravi-
delny vystredny zivot...'
Izbou niesol sa neznesite1 ny
pach pdekovych kvapiek, kreoza-
tn, jodu karbolu, ktor!ch To-
fla Savisna uzivala proti boleniu
zubov.
"Dobre," poe'tal Popov d'alej, |
"ku zbytku 236 rubl l'ov pripoef-
ia sa IA rubl'ov 81 kopejek, to
jest spolu $50 rubl'ov 81 kopeiek.
X tomu sa este pripocitaju Il
roxy :"
" Ach, jaj, ach, jaaj... ~
stonala zena. "Pomoz mi predsa,
Live Ivanovici! Umieram!"
"Nuz akoze ii ia pom6zem? ia
ME som predsa lekarom... sedem
percent rocne, potom stvrt' per-
centa..." ;"
'Biedny clovece, bez lasky,'
stonala Zofia Savisna a zahalila
81 opuchnutd tvar do satky. "Nik
dy nemal 81 so mnou sncitu, ked'
nieco ma bolelo. Aspon ma pocn-
vaj, ked' tebou hovorim! Ty
sprostak!"
'Teda stvrt' percenta komi-
sionarneho poplatku, prenos "A
kopejek, to jest spolu II rubl 'ov
II kopejek..." "
"Chronicky, zaludocny katar,"
drel Student, prechadzaj1c sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

ami V domacnosti nem0zu rozo
znat'. Bol to maly obchodik, S ma
10 tovarom, ale tym viac odusev-
nenim, energiou a prijemnymi o.
sobnEmi charakteristikami jeho
zakladatel'ov, co i'm priviedlC
priatel'ov a kostEmerov; priateI-
stvo, ktore vytrvalo cez roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

Cleveland. u
Susa Stefan Rychnavy u KIu-
knavy, posi-. 1873 Bronson Ave,
Toledo, Ohio.
Tarapeak Stefan, Asakertu,
posledne C. o. R. J. Kennedy, 519
Ulmer Bldg, Cleveland, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
THE KLIVANS BROS. CO. SLAVI STRIEBORNE
JUBILEUM OBCHODOVANIA

Dna 25. septembra bolo tomu
prave 25 rokov, ako Dol zalozeny
ma East Federal st. obchod dvoch
mladych bratov, ktori sa tax po-
naSajn jeden ma druheho. ze ich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Osudna chyba.

CernoSka celia cervena cd zlosti
hovori fararovi, ze by bola vstave
zabit' svojho nanichodneho muza.
- Nuz preco, co urobil?
- Ach, pan farar, nechal dve-
re ma kurniku otvorene a vsetky
kury usly.
- Oh, to je mic, hovori farar -
kury pridu domov sediet'.
- Pridu domov? Pan farar
Tie kury Sly domov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

lovni vel 'ka svadobna hostina, ma
ktorej novomanzelia obsypanf bo-
Ii gratulaciami darmi. Ku gra-
tulantom sa al my pripojujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Nielen striel at - ale i trafit'

Mormonsky farar NAL kazei o
pijatike, ked' prisiel k bodu,
kde spomina, axe zlo pijatika pri-
nasa, riekol: "Veriaci moji, pa
lenka je kliatba, hrozna kliatba.
Ked' .sa jej naslopete, neviete, co
robite, bijete svoje zeny, hladom
trapite deti, a strielate ma svo-
jich domacich panov co ie
najhorsie, jednako ich ami netra-
fite."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
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T FYSiIiafn' I RiiTHER ~ PTsm ISc
1920 Z 81 NV National o47s
THE CLYDE,
ll24 10th 81 NV.
Tsisgh telephone. MstToPoIit9n, si2s.
APARTMENT EXPERTS
Find What You Want.
81 Barr Bldg. Dist. eels.
THE EMERSON.
1924 BELMONT RID. NV
| Newly decorated, spacious, tireproof; rates
from $50 t %I. s sSSs or room S. SDts 4.so
WALKING DISTANCE
DOWNTOWN.
Three rooms and bath. Well managed
apartment building; SIS per month. 80 New
| ply lanitor.
55Oi 18th sT. NW.-WELL HEATED
Two rooms, dinette Kitchen. bath .o
Two rOoms. Kitchen. bath and frisid. '..'.S
~ vEAiSsHE. NC. ''A' "
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BUY NOW FOR PROSPERITY.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
LIBERAL TERMS.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.,
Lincoln Motor Car Distributors.
1870 Conn. Ave. NV.
Telephone Decatur 3110.
Open Sundays.
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THE SAFEST USED CAR
MARKET
In the World.
Over 5000 Satisfied Owners.
Z PACKARD'S USED CARS,
Kalorama Rd. at 18th.

80 Ford Tudor Sedan.
80 Ford Roadster.
80 Chevrolet Coach.
80 Whippet Sedan.
20 Ford Tudor Sedan.
20 Ford Roadster.
'2o Ford Coupe.
'2o Chevrolet Convertible Coupe.
'2o Nash Light 6 Sedan.
% Nash Advanced 6 Brougham.
70 Ford Roadster.
'28 Oakland Coupe.
% Franklin Sport Touring.
'28 Buick Sport Touring.
And Many Others.
Convenient Terms.
IS ACE MOTOR CO.,
FORMERLY MOSES MOTOR CO.,
1925 14th St. NV. Dec. 3640
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WANTKn--APARTMENTs

preferred, within 4 blocks OF White HOUSE:
furnished or unfurnished. not over $50. ADJ
dress Box e9-B, star once.
WANTED UNTIL JUNE is. FURNISHED
housekeeping apartment, by three business
women; convenient. quiet location; prefer
Ar sDS r WITHIN Ea1lsinE distance ocxsrnmsss
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SOL CATHEDRAL AVE, JUST NORTH OF
C0nduif .rd-Big cor, lot, modern 6-rm.
Vicinity Great Fails, va.-D0 a.,-e-rn.
modern house, porches on sides, garage,
Potomac, Va, sIa Z. Clifford ave.-Cor.
lot, FENCED; modern 5-rn. BUNGALOW, cleo.
Nearby Md.--seat Pleasant, cor, lot, Q
rms, cleo, $22. so; Tuxedo, / O., rms,
elec.' garage, $40; Good Luck, Is O., 8
COLORED :. SPECIAL = ls32 Deane ave.
ne. on car line and blvd; good place to
a. 202 49th mes rms.D cleo, big lot, only
1915 Kraemer ne. and SOC Del ave. s.w.-
rms, $3.50 and $1,000.
.Md.-Hyattsville, Dewey st.; Ardwick PIX:
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Alban Tofners
$500 Massachusetts, Ave.
Overlooking the Cathedral

There are many advan-
tages to residence in Alban
Towers not to be enjoyed
elsewhere.
The location is without .
equal-on the very top of
Massachusetts, enue
Heights, overlooking the
Cathedral and the city
across the Potomac and far
away to the hills Of Mary
land and Virginia. And
the plan of the suites is ex-
ceptional; as is also the size
of the rooms. They afford
the spaciousness of a
house, but with none of its
worries and work.
Imposing entrance; ele-
gantly furnished lobbies
and halls; electric refriger-
alton in every apartment;
incinerator chutes on every
floor; fully equipped laun-
dry in basement; heated
garage and continuous ele-
vator and swift c hboard
service.
Suites of 3 rooms, bath and
porch TO s rooms, 2 baths
and porch
$40 to $40
B. F. SaulCO.
925 18th St. Nat. 21OO