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New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
SACRED HEART TEAM TO
 PLAY FIRST HOME GAME
Acting Mayor David L. Nar to Toss First Ball to Alder man Joseph Mlynarsk - Locals to Meet Polish Americans of Glastonbury - Manager Val Gay Strengthens Crew for the Battle-Holy Cross Go' ing to East Hartford -kensington to Portland.

Sunday afternoon at o'clock, the Sacred Heart baseball team will open it's home season against the Pollsh- American baseball club of Glaston- bury al the Washington diamond. The occasion will be made a, gala day. Acting Mayor David L. Nair will open the game by tossing the first ball across the plate. Alderman Joseph Mlynarski of the fifth ward, will be behind the plate with all the paraphernalia ready to catch Nair's fade-away.
 The visiting team is a strong dele gation. Last season, the team>scored a large number of victories and numbered the Stafford K. of C. team and All-Torrington among it's vic tims.
 Manager Val Gay Of the Sacred Hearts has strengthened his crew for the game. Longmore, who pitched in the city championship series few years ago under the name Of Nichols, will occupy the mound. kredar, Zapatka and Partyka will cover the outfeld with r. Daley Tn reserve. Ed Geetersloh, SapkoWshi, Dobrovolski. Dalkowski. Fredericks, Parsons and Salak will take care of the infeld. Parsons and Salak Join- ed the team during the past week. Marcinczyk and Kopec will do the catching.
 The game will start promptly at o'clock with Si Budnick umplrlng'
 Play East Hartford
 The Holy Cross team will play the East Hartford Mckinley Athle- tics in East Hartford Sunday at 50 o'clock. Manager Stanley Somers has signed up two well-known pitch CTS and he confidently expects the team 10 chalk up it's first victory, The team will practice tomorrow afternoon from 10 o'clock at the Washington diamond,
 Going to Portland The KensinCton baseball team will l open the season Sunday in Portland meeting the strong town team there. 1 The south enders have gathered to- | gether a strong combination and 1 they will he out 10 start the season on the right foot Pechuk will pitch 1 and Noonan will catch.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Pictured above is the Corbin Screw basketball team, champion Of the New Britain Industrial league and runners up in the race for the state industrial title This is the third year in succession that the Screw Shop team has captured the title and the picture IS arranged in a novel fashion, Darrow Is holding the 1928 ball. Arburr IS holding the 1929 ball and the championship 1880 ball is being held by Nakubowlcz. The CID that Peter Perakos pre- sonted 10 this years championship team Is standing in front
 Tho Corbln Scrow team has an impressive record during this three year period. It has won 45 games and lost six. Tn tho first year as a championship quintet t won fl and lost two games. Last year 1t won Is and lost one and this year it won is and lost three during the regu- lar season
 The success Of the team is due to the fne coaching and playing Of Ar uurr. defensive play os Darrou. floor work of Luty and Baker and the sensational and timely scoring Of Andy YakuboWicz
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
TORONTO SETTING
 PACE IN LEAGUE
Scores Fourth Successive YiC-
 tory Over Reading Club
By ne Assoctated Press

By ne Assocta'ed Press
 A new and somewhat unexpected contender vas setting the pace in the International League today
 While the Buffalo Bisons were lowing to Newark, ' to 3 yesterday, the Toronto Maple Leafs scored th"Ir fourth successive victory over Reading. @-1, and vaulted into first place. Baltimore, whipping Roches- ter, 14-13, moved into second place while Buffalo tell from first 10 third Only half q game separates the first three clubs from each other. Each has lost seven games but Toronto las won F; Baltimore Il and Buff falo 10.
 Sam Gibson outritched Norman Pitt by a slight margin to give the Leafs their close victory over Read ing Pitt was touched for two runs iA the first inning, but thereafter 'he Leafs could do nothing with him. Reading scored one run m the fifth and filled the bases with one out in the ninth. Gjbson. how ever. llS SuitIlti U pt iltt 7" uIL OIlt man at the plate and forced the next man to lift q fly that McHenry caught, retiring the side. Of the four straight games Toronto has taken from Reading, the margin in three vas one run.
 Andy Cohen. Newark third base man, did enough hitting to beat
  Buffalo single handed. Cohen poled out two home runs and a triple in three official times at bat and drove in five runs. Chicken Hawks, Buf- falo, first baseman, hit safely in his I7th consecutive game. the hit driv- ing two Bisons runs across the plate in the third inning. Marvin pitched a strong game for. Newark. lecping BufIlo's eight hits wei! scattered.
 Rochester's defeat by Baltimore was heart breaker. The Redwings trailed by nine runs going into the last half of the eighth. scored fiv3 l times in that frame and four times more in the ninth to tie the count ! al 13-13. The Orioles came back Tn 1 the first half of the tenth with the | run that won the game, Linton driving Stroner across the plate with
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
GALLANT FOX IS
 FAVORED IN RACE
Eleven ThOroughbledS to Face
 the Post in PreakneSS

Baltimore May 2 LPl-Tcn three year-oId colts and one lilly today awaited the fifth race bugle to call them to the post at Pimlico for the 10th running Of the Preakness stake, one Of the chief American racing events and the first major test Of the year for thoroughbred come Of g ge.
 Victory means $52,95o for the owner Of the winner; and possession for year Of the WocdlaUn vase, p~ized turf trophy. and leadership o- the -year-olds, at least until the Kentucky Derby next week, for the animal that finishes first ln tho mile and ree-siXtecnths test.
 With continued fair, hot weather forecast racing followers notab,ss in many walks and society fsures gathered 10 swell the crowd Of 40 ooo or more expected al the old Hilltop course. only few miles from downtown Baltimore
 The choice Of SIX Of nine handl- cappers, as published here, the Bel lair studs Gallant Fox, was the pop ular favorite a few hours before the race at odds approXlmaung two to one. The odds were the lowest since Man O Wars victory in 132Q.
 But tno other racing observers favored Armageddon, Walter NJ. Jef- lords entry. and one picked Wood craft. Audley farm hope. the latter by virtue Of his victory al Plmllco Monday over other Proahness ellgI- bles.
 Astri4e Gallant Fox Earl Sande, best known Of American jockeys, hoped o realize his ambition to ride 2 Preakness winner for the first time His reputation tended 10 focus favor on his mount as well as the great record Of the colt, victor in three stakes this season.
 Another highly regarded entry vas J. l.. Ponttus' Michigan Boy which hung up q shining record In the win ter racing season.
 The one lilly entered was Walter J. Salmon's snowflake winner Of the Endurance handicap at Bowie last fall She fas coupled with salmon $ colt SWinfeld in tho betting.
 The Seagram brothers candidate IS Sweet Sentiment which defeated several he was scheduled 10 meet to- day in the Chesapeake stakes al Havre de Grace two weeks ago. Full 1 Dress will carry the Glen Riddle 1 farms colors.
 ! Thomas M. Cassidyg crack Bri- gade. was expected to get q play despite his two defeats this season. . The remaining tTo entries were the Howe stables Tetrarchal and Gold
 Brook, both winners this season.
 For the first time in years Harry ] Payne Whitney, cwner of three i Preakness winners, is not repre-
 sented, Mir. salmons entries also
 have won three times and he vas the l holder Of the Woodlawu trophy. which dates from 1&6o. because ot . the 1923 victory Of his Dr. Free
 land.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
CARPENTER WILL
 APPEAR IN MOVIE
Stages Genuine Fight in "Hold
 Everything" at Capitol

Georges Carpenter, once the t1stic idol of France and a contender for the heavyweight championship of the world, will be seen i'll a genuine bout in the moving picture Hold Everything" which opens at the Capitol theater in this city tomor- row for weeks stay. He plays one of the principal roles in the all- talking production; He will demon mon strate His fistic skill against Tony Stabenau.
 Carpenter began his boxing ca reer when a young boy at school. He broke the bol~s in both of his hands and for a long time, he was unable to hit as hard as he could.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
YESTERDAYS STARS

By tne Associated Press.
 Fred Lindstrom, Giants-HIt Pi- rate pitching for homer, triple, dou- 13-10
 Bill Shores, Athletics - Beat Browns, : 10 3, on four-hit pitching performance.
 Kiki Cuyler, Cubs-Smashed hom- CT with two on to aid Cubs in 7-4 triumph over Robins.
 Tom Oliver, Red Sox-Hit safely in 1Tth consecutive game and help ed beat White Sox, 3-i.
 Bill Hallahan, Cards-Held Phil lies 10 four hits. struck out eight and beat them, 6-5.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
BORBS JONES IGNORED

Atlanta. May 2 GP}-Bobby Jones is not without honor in his own country even while abroad.
 The golfng champion last night was elected to honorary member ship for life in the Atlanta Elks club. A similar honor was con- ferred upon o. R. keeler, Atlanta sports writer who IS with Jones in England for the Walker cup matches.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
TOURNEY OPENS TODAY
Qualifying Round i'll Lido Country Club Invitation Event Opens the Metropolitan season.

New York. May . f3j - Tourna- ment golf makes its 1880 bow in the metropolitan district today with the qualifying round or the annual Lido Country club invitation event.
 In the field was 10 be T. P. Per kins. former British amateur cham pion; Eddie Held, Canadian amateur tiueholder. possibly Eugene Homans, Englewood N. J, star, and close to 200 others.
 The first round Of match play will be held tomorrow informing and the second round in the afternoon. Semi final and final round matches will be played Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
HIGH SCHOOL TO PLAY
 NAUGATUCK TOMORROW
Hardware City Nine Faces Tough Opponent at Willow Brook Park - Visitors Scored Victory Over Home Club Last Season-Strong Combination Coming - Bridgeport Central High to Battle Red and Gold in This City Monday-Date Advanced Week.

the deciding tally. In the Rochcs- ter half. Rip Collins rapped out his third triple and fifth hit of the game but his team mates could not bring him across the plate,
 The Jersey Montreal game was postponed on account of wet rrOunls
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
American League
BOXING MATCH OFF

London, May tP)-Sporung Life today said that the boxing match between Phil Scott and young Strib- ling Of Georgia scheduled for May &Q, would not take place. Scott. ac- cording 10 the paper, is iu in bed and Strbllng vas represented as un- willing to remain longer in England.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
SMITH IN TOURNEY
Only American Entered Tn Play Comes in Third With a Total of 1i6 for 36 Holes.

q Southport, Eng, May 2 P)- Horton Smith, the only American entered in the northern professional golf championship. took a = today. finishing the first 54 holes with a 2I8.
 On the completion of the first 36 holes yesterday. Smith was third with a total of l46.
 Smiths round was considered ex- cellent in view of the miserable playing conditions. the day being marked by q gale of wind and rain.
 One Of Smiths best shots was an iron on the eighth where he scored an eagle three. He had a birdie at the ninth. His card this morning was as follows:
 Out .......4G3 545 434-37
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
HIGH PLAYS An RRew AND BH9M % ~ nS SET ] FG % @ GOLF CLUB
CHICAGO CUBS SETTING
 PACE IN NATIONAL LOOP

Champions Run Winning Streak to Seven Straight Games-Score to Victory Over Brooklyn Robins Reds Rally to Beat Out Boston Braves - Cards Hand Phillies Sixth Consecutive Defeat-Athlecs Get Revenge Over Browns - Other Major League Games.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

1-Baued for C-onni ID 9th.
 z-Batted for Callaghan in ath
 zz-Batted for Rixey in Eth Boston 0tO 900 02x-c
 Two nase hits: Maranville 2. suEetorth Double plays. Mcguire, Maranville to Neun .. Bases on balls. of Cunningham :. frandt i, RiXey 2 Struck out. By 1unninsham l, Rixey i. Winning pitcher. H4Ac} Losing pitcher. Cunningham.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associs;ed Pre- E,

BY me AssoTTateu IIF"s-
 Philadelphia, - Midget Wolgast, world f1yweight champon, outpomt~ ed Pinkey snverberg, Ansonia, Conn. C9),
 Milnaukec-Eddie Anderson Chi cago, outpointed Bruce Flowers. New Rochelle N. Y. G0).
 Ottumwa, Ia.-Bopby O'Dowd, Ce- dar Rapids. outpointed Jackie Evans Kansas City, G0).
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Iris Speaker claims that Red Faber's splitter was the toughest Of that variety of hurling he faced.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
PHILADELPHIA

x-Batte9 for Nzc.on l- Gte
 xx-Batted for Cofmau iu 5th SL. Louis hhc tng 0o1-1 Philadelphia 0nl 3-o l6N--
 Two base hts Baley Haas Mangsr. Home runs. Manush, Foxx Dykes Bases on balls. off Shores ,. struck out. B. Cofman :, by Shores ?.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

By the Associated Press.
 GnCluding games Of May S)
 National League Batting Waner, Pirates, AS. Runs-Terry Giants, q. Hits-Frederick, Robins. 37. Doublcs-Flowers Robins; Hafey Cardinals, C.
 Trlples-Suhr Pirates, :, Home runs - Jackson. Giants; Klein, Philles; Wilson, Cubs 6 Runs batted in-Comorosky, Pi- rates, A
 Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, P. Waners. Pirates, 6,
 American League Batting-Burnett, Indians, .459. Runs-Bishop, Athletics, 21. Hits-Oliver, Red Sox, 37. Douhles-Regan Red SoX. ?, Triples-Regan Red SoX, !, Runs batted Simmons, Athle- ties 26.
 Stolen bases-Cissolt White soy Combs, Yankees; Rice Senators and Johnson and McManus, Tigers, $.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
PITTSBURGH

a-BaTted Tor St0ner n 7th-
 K -Batted for Br.cken ln 8tr
 AxN-Barsd for French in 1oth New York clo joi o"t s--1 Pittsburgh Io2 ocg PIP o-Ig
 Two base hts: Jackson, Grantham. Llndstrou. Fems,e-. Three base hits: Terry Llndst-om. Walker, Ba-teU Reese. Home runs. Grantham. Lands'ronl Jack son Double plays: suh- Hemsley and aGnr; t-t1simmous Jackson and Terry. Bases or balls: Of F.tZs.mmons g. of spencer ,. of Walker j. of French Struck out: By Fltzsimmons .. by Walker f. hy French 1. Winning pitcher. WalHer. Losing pitcher: french
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
PHILApELPHIA

Continued on the Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
CEfL AGO

a-Bated for Morrison in 9Th.
 z-Baued for Osborn n Eth
 Brooklyn fol ooe o0o-4 Chicago loo o0I 14x--
 Two base a.ts. Eng zH rar.nett. Fred a~lck Lopez. Heathoote Grimm. Three ease hts ,uyler Herman Home runs rreder.oE. Bel, CUyler. Wilson Double plays: Bell Beck to Grimm - Flowers. Wright 70 B'ssonette. Bell t5 Berk. Eng tsh to Beck 70 Grimm Wright 70 F'io~- CTS 10 BiSsonetts. Bases on balls. On Cs- born 2. Winning pitcher. Nelson Losing Iit.ner Phelps.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Two base hits: Thomas Berry. Three base hit Jolley, Home run: Berry. Dou- hle plays Riddle to CisseN. Bases on halls: of Russell 1. Struck out: By Thomas (. Russell l,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

By the Associated Press.
 InCluding games Of May G)
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
TODAY'S BEST BUYS!
OUTSTANDING VALUES!
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SEDAN.
Underpriced. Appearance ex-
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etc, will stand the strictest in
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low price.
OUR SPECIAL PRICE, S265.
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SIS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Weschler. 900 Penna ave. NV. National
l2s1 Quick, satisfactory method
LIGHT COUPE. late model; must be in GOOD
oring your title; no dealers. George, 2ll5
Nm Nm 81 81 nw.' between and pm Mondsy'
sl0 AND KNIGHT COUPE with rumble seat.
cbs1r treS runS fine for 26 or ~ p1re
d diSAp pc modern electric refriserat9r spSn
pTefsrred e i ciev s%a ' sisoi roFo OF
WANTED-Fiye or seven passenger closed
$3.50. goa 10th st. NV.
CASH for any good used cars: iarae; small ALL
open or closed. or will sell on comm T. ssisa
Co, sos 10Th st. NV. Met. s2a5, 22'
5000 CASH for Ford: Essex. Chevrolet coach
CASH for your car. Without doubt
| pay the highest prices in this. city:
If your car is not all paid for, | will
pay your undue balance and give you
the difference in cash. No delay
Sec Mr.. Barnes, 1879 l4th NV.
Decatur 1890. Absolutely reliable.
CASH IN. FIVE MINUTES.
SEE US FIRST. BARNES MOTOR. 1873 18th.
SPOT CASH
for your car or I will pay your UNPAID
balance. l.. M. Grifhth, 1899 irving 81: n. W;
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HAWKINS-NASH.
1929 14th st. NV. 1875 l4th Ct: NV.
CASH IMMEDIATELY
A 4ls5 MATT Nae m ssia i SaIs. st.
| "CASH FOR YOUR CAR"
GOLDEN MOTORS
i9sS alth D.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
THE PLYMOUTH. Apt So. 1898 18th st. n ".
list and End floors, with bath; single rooms.
$40. S25: also garage. Franklin 624s-W.
III A ~ ILA.I,I-I
THOMAS CIRCLE.

; For a generation home for Con-
gressmen, Senators. Cabinet Mem
bers and High Officials. Downtown.
Save car fare; good beds. good food;
large rooms, open hrcplaces; every
comfort and dignity obtainable in
higher priced hotel. $500 and $500
PER DAY FOR TWO PEOPLE;
1879 reduction by the month. Man
agcment FIDELITY STORAGE.
COMPANY,
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1900 EYE ST. NV.
NO Ell ,ECTRIC on GAE M

downtown. Modern elevator building; run
e rHSms s and bath a.
s!sd ss s's ssa : sss aBt r.
TIE FFr a7fFEKi Is iS Y s.: NV.
rooms rec rec Ra and and
walking Distance t to g. p. o. 81 Union
sHE stit!SP s $50 CIV " P F: & R.w.
Foo% Mod FsG h hna snd r6 bath $3.50
,oo,,,l NoS%qops,' oitsR ss Ha9 oSS. ST.
Hlo' b1 bRf2n l ssjk kt ARR A 81
ERa1AfRS mod s1ff b RGfcn Mt. Pea So os
.ee''On, Nes, IS 15 @sn ST. Sc.
opp6gHHTe %ssa s$r $4,000
r ,aan. rec &C.. h - lsth ST. ?' 2E
Sec IS, R fo4oMS Ms S. Al NV s.
room. dressing room and bath. ..s2T. 50
rooms kl''n ST. 5Pd g. srth Sc. 5000
rooms ' Is%. rT SE55;s ST v Sc
rooms t ktohsn s and ssh g
Frigidaire-Pado Outlets.
l. 314 v ST. Sc.
-0 Gnu is D ST. Sc. .'''''''''.sz'0o
One Block from House once Bldg sf''0C
Resident Manager.
| FLATs-!317 KY. AVE. Sc.
4 rooms. tile bath. porch .......,.. s37 so
Modern Building--Good Condition.
Apply Apt. 2, ais Ky. Ave Sc.
c. WELDON CO.,
1727 x st. NV. Metropolitan SOIL.
$50 so.
rooms kitchen, bath and back porch,
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1882 30th ST NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. .,......s5S. OF
r., comb. dinette, kit, and bath. $50. SS.ot
Near Montrose Park,
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GEO. r. Drunk,
S06 K st. NE Phone Lincoln 1891.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
AUTO WRECKERS.

AUTO ERS.
Cars bought and sold in any condition.
Parts for all makes Open Sunday morning.
100 Fla Ave NE North l0408
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THE STRATHMORE,
350l 18th st. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath ,.......-... $50 90
Elevator-Electric Refriseration.
Resident MANAGER.
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1886 EUCLID ST. NV.
porch .i...,'..... I c.. $500
; rooms, kitchen and bath. rec. hall,
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1908 NEWTON ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. ............$ $50. so
Electric Refriseration.
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1916 p ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath, front. :. .S45.00
Convenient to Govt. Departments.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nth AND s NV, sHELBURNE APART
ments-Two CONS "a. bath $50 up; three r.
Apply resident manager. Apt. 100:
1913 TRINIDAD AVE. NE ROOMS,
kitchen, stove, sink; screened porch; patn;
reasonable. North OF Fla. ave. 10.
THE INGLEsIDE, 1910 list sT;-5 NICE.
large rooms. bath and porch $50 90
VERY COLO ARARTMENT OVERIOOKING
Rock Creek-1ncfosed porch; electric dtsh-
S Dssss5 i sSSas sS 1 tssnant must leave |
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THE CRESTHILL.
1880 Belmont st. NV.
On the heights adjoining Meridian PARK.
Cool. airy apartments, consisting Of
3 rooms, breakfast porch, kit. and
path i.:.;.....:..:. soo.uo
Electric refriseration tinciuded in remit.
elevator, resident manager.
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also 14th ST NV.
8 rooms, kit, rec. hall and bath. 1851
Open for Inspection.
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THE CLIFFBOURNE. 1855 Calvert st. NV.
No. S3-5 rooms and bath ........... $50 90
THE CALIFORNIA. ITS California st.
NO. So rooms and bath ...........S5000
THE SORRENTO. 1888 18TH ST. NV NV
No. 43-4 rooms and bath ........... .S45 90
No .24-5 rooms and bath ..:...... 5000
No. SIS rooms and ba tn ........ $50 90
No. 80 rooms and bath ............ $3.50
No. s6-s rooms and bath. ........... $1,000
No. 41--5 rooms and bath. ............ S2.60
THE LAMONT. 1927 Lamont st.
No. SIS rooms ard bath ,.......... .S72 so
No. 34-4 rooms and bath ............ IS 90
No. 23-3 rooms aud bath. ........... $500
THE CARLETON. 1741 Lanier Pl.
No. 22-3 rooms and bath .,..........S42.o so
No. 42-3 rooms and bath ............ $500
No. as rooms and bath 80. ~ 49," $4,000
THE DETROIT. 1440 Meridian Pl
No. IA rooms and bath ........... $4,000
No. 27--1 room and bath ............. 1850
No. 90 rooms and bath tn ... SIS. 90
No. "A rooms and bath ............ IS 90
THE TULANE 2l09 18th st. NV.
No. 81 roms. porch. bath, ........S 45. 90
No. 42-5 rooms and bath, porch. 80. 5000
THE BIRMINGHAM, 2611 Adams Mill Rd.
No 21--s rooms and bath ...,.....S SOS 90
CHAS. r. TRIBBY. s14 Dist. Nat: Ek Bldg.
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SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

e1ndton SO p0t e3
see at 1913 Hamlin st. ne. after 4:3o p m.
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TO sUBLET FROM JUNE l TO SEPT. l.
4-room. reception hall. kitchenette. bath,
front apt, nicely furnished. The Linyile
Apt. ll6 9Th st. ne. Apply to 1anitor,
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. $82 so.
All southern exposure. cool and comfortably
furnished. Near Lincoln Memorial. 2ll5
G st. NV. Metropolitan 4l87.
NO 7O8. THE ROCHAMBEAU-3 ROOMS
and bath for or A months, at $50 per
month