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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12
State Nurses 2 Fall Meeting

The annual fall meeting of the connectgicut State Nurses asso- ciation will be held tomorrow in the parish house of the First Methodist church in Middletown-
 The education section VIII open at 10 o'clock with a greeting by Miss Elizabeth Melby. followed by reports of the committees on in- stitute and interschool visits. The public health section and the pr1- vate duty section will meet at the same time and the Connecficut Chapter of World War Nurses will hold a business session with Mrs Oliver Ellsworth presiding.
 Tea will be served at the Beng ton-wood memorial by the Mid- dlesex Hospital Alumnae assocza- ton and the Connecticut State Hospital association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12
TWO WOMEN
 FOUND DEAD

Connellsville, Pa, Oct 12.-(UP) Two women were found dead and two children seriously in- jured at their home to-day.
 Police said all four victims had been beaten with a club. No weapon was found and police had no clue as to the assailants.
 The dead were: Mrs Nellie Tressler, 45, and hre mother, Mrs Amanda Hartman, 63, both widows.
 The injured: Mrs Tresslers' two children, Billy, eight and Sadie, II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12

gave their names as Michael
 Stance, 29, of 110 Cherry street,
 Irving Gaess, 23, of 28 West Liberty street and Joseph Burns, 22, of 110
 Cherry stret. All three have long
 police records on various charges,
 mostly thefts and attempted bur-
 glary.
 The trio were separated at po- lice headquarters and were to be placed in a lineup this afternoon to permit MT Sullivan to give them the "once over". The police are entertaining hope that the we'll known Watertown druggist and the principal figure in the "nerviest act'' Watertown has witnessed in years, will recognize one or two of the suspects. The three youths, however, while admitting that they are acquainted with the wounded man deny that they were with him when he was shot.
 It was about 9:15 o'clock last evening that the three armed ban dits strolled into the Sullivan drug store on Main street, Watertown, and ordered MT Sullivan and How ard Rogers, who was in the store at the time to stick 'em up." As MT Sullivan explains 1t, he took the matter as joke for a minute, but as the three flourished their
 guns and threatened to shoot If
 their comamnds were not obeyed,
 he quickly changed his mind. Slip
 ping off a stool near the soda foun-
 tain, where he had been listening to the address of Calvin Coolidge on the radio, MT Sullivan darted to the rear of his store and seized a revolver. Robinson atetmpted to follow him with his gun ready for action. The druggist fired first and the youth dropped to the floor. His pals made retreat toward the door. As they stepped into the street one of the men fired 8 shot which penetrated the wire glass front door. Within a few seconds time the two bandits were speed ing away in a car that had been left standing near the curbstone almost directly in front of the store. The speed in which they made their getaway leads the po- lice to the opinion that a fourth youth had remained in the car and was at the wheel for a quick departure.
 MT Sullivan fired a second shot as the two men darted out the door, but the bullet imbedded it. self in a magazine.
 Two youths Edwin Keane of Wilder avenue and Harry Dillon of Pythian avenue, Watertown, ob- served the car in which the escape of the bandits was made and suc- ceeded in obtaining the marker
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12

An interesting question affecting the S4O,000 certificate of deposit of the Sanditz & Traurig Bank will be presented to superior court for consideration on Friday by Attor- ney Francis T. Reeves, counsel for the receiver for the Merchants Trust Company. The question arises as a result of the declara- ton of the 10 per cent commercial depositors' dividend last week.
 The question is. whether the re- ceiver for the Sanditz & Traurig Bank Is entitled 70 the 10 per cent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12

Guild. The mother walked forth proudly to baby station unm1ndful of her own lack of fine things but happy that her baby was we'll dressed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12

"EvERYwHERE I go, I have to listen IF to the same thing. Try Chester6elds. Honestly, they are milder, and you simply must try them!'
 "Me...try Chester6elds! Why. l haven't smoked anything else. That's how impor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-12
Judge Gormley
 Was Speaker

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Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

8as &inOer ragen.
r@opa, tpns mo6t eigentli9 ser
@in0, ipenn er ni6t pebt?" (
n@opo, tparum Iino oie 8Gume
grim? uno menn 6ie 8dume ni1t
grim mdrer, mas w6ren iie oann?"
Der @erm It e. hilbert,
5reunodeu, bit on aber idlanf ge'
moroenl"
n@as ioG id MAIDEN? Meine
6rait bat einen franfen Magen uilO
bari lett Ginger 3eit MIR Sbit unO
@emiiIe eIien 49,"
n2obengrin" i'm Sc
EN-. Scum, Minna, mie bat SD
men oenn geItern i'm Sbeoter 80.
bengrin" gefaaen?"
nSebr idon, 10 redt aus Dem
2eben gegriffenl 9ie Serren wolen
ia ME iagerl, pie lie beiBenl"
- Ole unf1ulo. SEA, Ou
morit bod i'm porigen Sabr megen
beri6ieoener autooie6ItGbIe attge-
flagt? @os lit 0araus eetporOen?"
nSel6itberitdnolid bot Itd meme
11nihul0 b~erausgeiteat = bis aitf
Iumpige 6rei Monate."
-@s beiBt. 2iesden in @e-
ieGi6aft: uMama, mid beiBt et-
masl"
@ama in gerlegenbeit: nA6, es
miro Wobl Elm Srrtum getpeien
ieinl"
2ies9en mad elmer @eile: vMa-
ma, mid bot pie0er 10 Elm Srrtum
gebiiien."
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
oSeiBe 8ienerl SeiBe @ienerl"
nSebr angenebm ~ bup! =
belize WeDer!"

-9as 8fIater. Isle uer-
fauften mir Dor elmer ISOLDE elm
8flaIter, I'M meinen &beumatismus
meg8u6ringen."
vSatpobl - uno mas piini6en
Sic beute?"
nSebt m0dte i6 Elm @ittel baben,
um 0as Sflaiter weg5ubringen.@
Gin unbe6 riebenes
8Iatt. u9ies lit elm 8rief, ben
i6 eben bon meirem 8ruOer befom-
men babe"
naber oos lit bod elm unbeidrie-
bener, blnnfer 8riefbogen."
n9as ltimmt. 8ir ipreden i6on
ieit Sabren ni1t matchmaker"
81 Sroi It. Game: glnna,
geitern 6aben Sic sic Suppenter-
rine 5erbrohen uno beute 3pei Gel
Ter nno cine Soiie. 8as miro es
morgen iein?
Anna (~treuber5ig): 8eltimmt
nidt biel, gnGoige 6rau - morgen
lit mein Ausgebtag.
@b9drtung. 2ebrer:
D@el6es @eidjpf lit gegen ale In
bin oes @ettcrs UNI m~eilten abge-
t1rtet?.
S6iiler: sic @otte, Serr 2eb.
rerl"
2ebrcr: nAber Sans, ipie tommit
OH beam oarauf?"
Sdiiler: ISM CONNER liBt lie in
ben 8el5iaden uno i'm 8inter in
ben 8aoetritotsl"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

&ade e. rAlio, Iieber Serr
9ureouuoriteber" iaet beOauernO
Der Gbef lid muB Sbnen IeiOer
bonn n16lten @riten ob 5ebu 8ro5ent
@ebnlt fiir5en."
D9as tut mir leio, Serr DIRECTOR,
Damn fam i'd Sic eben bon Jest ob
beim Sfat niHt mebr e%etpinnen lni.
ien."
@eim 90i9en. &arl lit
U1itglieo Ser 8erufsfeuermebr.
Zines Cages bolt er bel einem
Brand ben Shlauf.
Ho9oem er Oos 8e61u0e cine
babe Stunoe lang nit ~ungebeuren
@aiiermoiien begoiien bat, miro
&arl obnm6htig.
SnnitGter bemiiben ii6 Inn i'm
= Sarl idldet 0ie aitgen mieOer
ouf.
D@arum bit 0u Oenn lim9efaIs
Ien?" fragt elmer.
n@or Guritl" itObnt &arl.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

SaIf9es Bib. Sea,
Sra1 &rauie, mas madt SIR fran-
fes @cIoftI9Gen?"
r9aufe, es 1T tpieoer ouf ben
8einen."
SorgenGos. Sic: Gin
SunggeIeue bat bod niemanoen,
NIT Dem er ieine Sorgen teilen
fam.
Or: @ie tann elm Sunggeieue
Sorgen babenl
Summari 6. 2ebrer GIN
Der @rnmmatifitun0e): Sd foniu-
giere alio: Sd idreie nidt, Ou
i6reiIt nift, er i6reit nidt, mir
I9reien nidt, iDr i9reit ni6t, tie
idreien ni6t. 8eter6en, pieoer-
pole, mas iA geiagt babel
8eter6en: &einer i6reit, Serr
2abrerl
&au6e Sitten. @iB
@mitb Go9ter zines Gnrmers in
3eras, gu ibrem @erebrer): 8iG.
i9 CLAUDE, bu bait bel meinem 8a-
fer einen groBen Stein i'm 8rett.
Sd babe beute oeinetlpegen NIT ibm
geipro6en. gr bot 5mar ni6ts oar-
ouf ertpioert, aber i6 peiB gar5
iider, Dab 0u Inn nidt unipmpa-
tbii6 bit.
8ia: So, 10, uno mie fommit bu
arf oieie @erm1tung?
MiB Smitb: Sd iagte inn, gu
famit beute aben0, uno ou bat er
feline 8iidie itatt nit &ebpoiten
nur nit 8ogeleunit %gelnoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

go cine Sredbeit t.
gnGoige: @arum baben Sic Sbre
porige Serridaft Oerlaiien?
3ofe: Des fIeinen Sungen wegen;
ser bot mir INNER Our9s S6liiiel-
lodi Sono in Ste augen geblaien.
- 8abrbeit. pSit es pabr,
bob &Iemm iist?"
n2eiOer."
ySo Elm 2iigner! Wiir bat ct se-
Ioet, er gebt 81 ieinem 8ruoer!"
y9as Itimmt - Oa bat er ni6t
selogen - iein 8rlOer iibt audi"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

@os iolI er tun? @r:
DSdaB, i6 fam mid unmogli9
5Deimal am Gage raiieren, oas ida
BET meiner SautI~
nMae iein, aber tpenn Ou bid MIR
einmal raiierit, idaOet oas meiner
9out."
auspenoig. @iide lit
bel 5eOermann. Cine idone 4us-
gabe~, mltrmelt er, als er i'm giider-
idronf @oetbes idmtli9e @erfe
iiebt. v@ls i'd jung mar, fannte i4
cine gan5e Menge Oabon auspen-
Big
Sea ia", iagt 6eoermarn, rin-
penoig fennt Die Bidder ia audi fem
Meni1."
&ennt eine 8appen-
beimer. Gor Dem @eri9t elmer
amerifaniiden Staot eri6eillt elm
Soi9enoieb uno miro, 90 er nod
nidt porbeitraft it, gu f~iinf5ig 9ol-
lar 8uBe berurteilt.
Ser begleitenoe 8oli5iit erfldrt
gu Dem llrteil: SD babe Sic ga
i6en oes @ngeflagten unteriudt, er
bat nur 5tuan5ig Solar BEL ii9!"
~9ann laiien sic i'm sebenl" iagt
Ser &i6ter.
Ser gerurteilte peridpinoet;
aud Ser &oli5iit mill geben.
oSauol" ruff ibm ser &i6ter gu:
ugeo6a6ten Sic Sen @ann genau
uno in elmer Stun6e fonn-.t Sic
i'm pieoer borfiibrcnl Sd bin lider,
Dab er Damn Die 8uBe BON fiinf5ig
Dollar beiiammen bail"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

@ie err es iiebt. &em,
petite elm 8etrunfener einen onoeren
an. Sic, latte Ser entriItet, 15pei
auf einen, 10 mas lit feig!"
-Sut, mas il mill. u@ie
id bore, moate Sbre @attin na6
Ni55a?"
uSa, es mar ibr boditer @uni9,
ober id babe energii6 nein geiagt.A
nSit iie nidt aber idon obge-
reiit?"
nDos mobl, ober obne meme CIR
laltbnisi"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

- gu bieI 6rauen. @r:
Sieb NAL, @milie, bier itebt etuas
iiber bid in So 3eitungl
Sic: l1eber mid? 9as lit bod
unmogli9!
@r: God, bier itebt in einem ar.
titel, OoB es 8ubieI 5rauen alif ser
@elt gibtl
S m. @egenteiI. SUDDEN
Sic etpos in Serrenflei0ern9" be.
merit elm @erfGufer 5u einem al
teren Serrn, Der iid i'm 8arenbaus
i9ii9tern umliebt.
ISM @egenteil - etuos in Do
menfIeioung, oenn i6 babe ioe6en
meme Srou i'm @eOrdnge oerlorenl"
- SereingefaIlen. 5rau:
Oh iiebit beute 10 o~bgeipnnnt aus,
&erbert.
@ann: a6geipannt? 0os min id
meinen! Sd babe einen i6redlid
onitrengenoen Gag binter mir.
5rau: Sd Oa6te, oa batteit gar
nibt 10 biel gu tun.
Dams: aIio Dor gu. @ein 2ebr-
ling bat mid Inn einen freien @a6-
mittog, nm gu ser 8eer0igung iei-
mes Snfels 3u geben. l1no oa i6
large nidt 81 einem SuBbaaipieI
mar, iagte i9 ibm, i6 piir0e i'm
begleiten.
6rau; SEQ, mar oas Spiel nidt
intereliont?
Monn: Sc mar gar fein Spiel
- @s mar cine 8eeroigungl
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

SIN @ewitter. r9aS
mar elm furdt6ures unmetter geltern
obeno, Sturm, 8lib unO 9onnerl"
80 - id babe ni6ts gebort, i6
babe mid nit meiner 6rau inter-
balten ....~
- nnerbittIid. u8enn id
nun an ser &ranfbeit lterbe, Serr
Doftor, lit Sic gauge 8eban0lung
umionit %gepelen."
30 nein. 8e5ablen miiiien Sic
auf ieoen Sail"
- &ote Baden. ySino rote
Baden Elm 3eiden BON @eiunobeit2"
~4ber ii6er.~
.@ie merfmiir0ig. @eitern iab
id elm iunges Mdodeu, 0as auf Ser
einen Seite biel geiiiuOer tuar, ais
auf Ser anoeren,"
@engitIid Weier madt
tpobloerpropiantiert cine @e6irgs-
tour in Eirol.
@liidlid beiteiat er cine Alm,
auf ser &iibe uno Sfiere meiOen.
8I0slid beginnt Meier angitpon
gu 5ittern.
r@arum fHr6ten Sic fi6?" frag-
te i'm elm 8egleiter.
Da 8eigt Meier auf sic meioenoen
Giere uno itobnt: nStiere nm
Simmels miGen, uno i6 babe &ot-
Dein BEL mir"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

@r fennt Il e. .2ieblins,
i6 babe Sbeater6iaette mitsebraht."
o9as lit nett bon Dir, 30 min i'd
mid aud glei6 an5ieben."
nDas til MIR, Sinh, Die 8iuette
iino ndmlid fir morgen abeno."
Pm &onni9ne TO mmen n.
n3u, Mann, Jag mir oo9 NAL, man
lielt 10 oft in Der 3eitung DoH Sol
beng uno Sniolben5, mas lit benn
Ser 1tnteridieo 5piiden beioen2"
DI9, &ino, oft nltr bier5ebn
|Sage!"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

n 10 e Of pWeiBt
OH ifon, Gle leiOet on Stimm.
tpetiel!"
r8ie ion i6 oas pcrIteben?~
Isle bat ibren Senor laifen lai.
fen uno gebt nun nit Dem Bali.
item"
Ole re m 8 NJ . -
Steuerbeamter: nSbr 8eruf?"
8iirger: n@ineraloge."
Steuerbeamter; o@iiien sic, Ons
eibt's bier ni6t, iolfe ltmidrei-
buneenl Sier beibt es gor8 ein.
od, pie es iih eebort: MineraI-
tpalier-6abrifantl"
&etIame. .ltnier Sabri.
fat lit ons bette ser 8eltl 3abI-
Ioie Observation-Disclosures ans al.
len 96nOern ser @roe ba6en .pir
erbaIten: griefe aus Jranfreif,
Spanien, Stolien Soaono un0 0G.
nemarf unO iognr cine Toitforte
aus S6ottlonol"
Ole IerIe. rgIio gut,
Gina, Sic iin0 eneagiertl Sic be-
fommen fiinf8ie Dollar monatIid
1tno baben einmol in ser ISOLDE 4us.
gansl SoffentIid peroen Sic redt
LANCE bleiben!"
Sea, grGOige 6raii, Onrnuf f0r-
men sic iid perIaiienl gor bier Ilbr
morgets fonlne i6 nidt na6 Sau.
fe!"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

- 9 It er. Sn Der Sdu-
lie erfolgt auf oie Srage oes 2eb=
rers: y@on mem tperOen Die 8lumeu
beIt6ubt?" Sic Mntport: yMon Sen
Iutomobilenl"
@bIegma. SHINING, if)
bite Oi6, peni1 Ou i6on INNER Die
Sdnoe in Sen Soientoi6en belt uun
sen. gan5en Sag in Seliet Iieeit,
eirlen @efouen fanrit gu mir tun. "
y@el6en?"
y@imm Sic 3igarre aus benz
W1trto, neitn ou mid fiiBt."
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

@utofapaIiere. u9as
iino 3eiten, mas? Meine S6melter
bat Ii6 iebt iogar nit mem Mann
berlobt, ser ni6t mol Elm Iuto
bat; oas bot iie friiber ME gema6t."
District. n&onn Sbre
8rout elm @ebeimnis bepabren2"
u8ie feline 3meite! 8ir naren
i6on orei @o6en matchmaker oer-
Iobt, bepor ib ~ii6erbaupt ettpas Oa-
bon erfubrl"
= Sein Sail. Srau: @eine
Mittter iost, lie lpare beinobe Dor
Baden geltorben iiber Die 8ibe, Die
ou ibr er5Gblt bait.
Wann: $50 lit iie2 Sd peiB nod
before.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

Steigerung. n@iinter,
nenne mir elm 8ort, oas iid iteigern
l1Bt.~
~Sronung, &err 2ebrer!"
80? Damn iteigere esl"
sSronung, 8%eroronung, Notber-
oronung."
Bullober. Mar lernt
engliid.
~Sm Gngliiden", iagt ser 2ebrer,
~pirO elm un0 oerielbe Irtifel fir
beioe @ei6le6ter benuBt. @el6er
Irtifel lit oas?"
Sagt Mar prompt: Buaoberl
&ennsr. sic gingen our9
Die @emalOeealerie.
Sic fragte: @er lit Sbrer Sect.
nung na6 Ser sroBte Maler?
Ser &unitfreuno iagte: &ubens.
Sic nidte: 9as 0a9te i6 aud.
@as perlangt ser belite ungefabr
fir elm 8ilo2
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
81 sebt nidts iiber SleinIidfcit.

.@as, elm gaO foItet so Gent?
9as lit ia unperi91mt teilerl"
rNebmen Sic bod einen 3ebner-
blod, Damn foitet ie0es 8ao nur
fiinfunO8man8ig Gent
nQuati6! SD meiB bod iebt nod
ni6t, Oh ib nod flint Sabre le6e!"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

Sd ben Sbne
ber5dblt mas ih
for Gdspierien3
nit Sen 0entiit
gebabt ben, I'm
mie id na1 Die
apperebiden in
inein &ubm ee,
IdnOet jim. @ie en-
Sdd bon Eoteb-
tos lin id in mel
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

Ser rei6li6 5erltreute &rofelior
gumsoorf wodt pl0bli6 in Der
gta6t ouf. Sn groBer 8eiorgnis
itedt er elm Strei6bol5 an. unO
mor1m? Ct min nadieben, oh er
Dor oem @ini6lafen Die Serge aus
ge6lalen bat.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
9ie graScr.

9ie beioen fleinen Sungen BON
Grou Meier baben iif ge5antt. 0ie
Mutter iogt 81 Dem einen:
ySris1en, itrofe Oeinen 8ruOer
nit 8erahtung, fpenn er 10 unge-
Soeen it'll"
Ia1 elmer @eile iagt Ser fIeine
8enno:
,Nlutti 6risden frat mid oben
nit &eradtling = uno unten tritt
er mid INNER nit sic 6iibel"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

SD sebe rlur flint Collar fir
Sbren Sun0. Semen Collar mebr.~
wI6er Ser SunO fat einen foloi-
ialen Stammboum!"
Sen fOnnen Sic beboIten. Sd
min BLOB Sen SunOl"
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
Sffener GGreibebrisf Ses
Hbutpb sancrampfer.

TAO.
Iein Iieber $err TeOadtion6r:-
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

Batter: sd bore, ou baIt im-
mer Ben lebten 9laB in Der &laiie.
&annit ou oenn niGt einen boberet
Blas befommen?"
Sans: vgein, Oie anOeren iino
ale beieBtl"
Evening star., 1932-07-10

at Mintwood Place
Modern Apts OF and rooms, dinette.
kitchen and bath-S63.00 TO 5000
Electric refrigeration, 2 elevators, "a
hour service. secretartal telephone ser
vice resident manager.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
2O1O WISCONSIN AVE.

bUlU nlSOONSIN ANLs
Overlooking National Cathedral,
ELEVATOR, FRIGIpAIRE ON HOUSE HOUSE
large rooms kitchen. bath. large
closets, furnished dinette, $50 so,
8 large rooms q bed rooms, kitchen,
Apartments in excellent condition;
Open and lighted evenings. Resident
manager. Apt. 102.
SHELTON. $500 w PL. NV.
Wise. Ave. Below Mt. Alto Hosp.
2 rooms, rec hall. kit. bath. so
1886 KENYON ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE ON HOUSE CURRENT
rooms kit. bath and porch. 4a5o
Res. Mgr. Apt. 8.
4524 IOWA AVE. NV.
13th and Buchanan Sts.)
FRIGIDAIRE.
2 rooms kit. and bath th...........S4s.50 30
sIBLEY, Is VI ST NV.
Frigidaire on House Current.
rooms, rec. hail. kit. bath. $500
Resident Manager, Apt. l.
1245 NEAL ST. NE.
3 rooms, kit. & bath. .............. SIS 90
4S5 10th ST Sc.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
rooms, kitchen and bath S42.50
81 srd ST. Sc.
rooms. kitchen and bath .S45 90
3 rooms, kitchen and bath ....... $3.50
1925 NJ ST. NV.
/ loom. kit. and bath ........... .S32 so
2 rooms. kit. and bath. ............ $3.50
22S 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. ..,.-- $500
Resident Mgr. Apt. 5.
NORWOOD. 1343 z. CAPT. ST,
@. E. REFRIGERATION.
5 rooms and bath $500
See Janitor.
lis ID ST. Sc.
FRIGIDAIRE.
rooms kit and bath. 90
Resident Mgr Apt. f.
1904 TALBERT ST. Sc.
Corner Nichols Ave, Anacostia.
Frigidaire on House Current.
room. kitchen and bath. $50 50
rooms. kitchen & bath ......... 1880
See Resident Mgr. Apt. No. 81.
FLAT. 315 KY. AVE. Sc.
rooms, bath. concrete porch. $3.50
Modern bVilding. Key at Ant. 2.
FLATS, 1910 ORREN ST. NE.
2 rms, kit, din. screened porch.
bath with shower, gas heat. S42 90
]. C.. WELDON co.
1927 X Street NV.
metropolitan BOIL
Evening star., 1932-07-10

I1l9l9l1 9l1ieleIGG GGlGlglGlGl
WHY PAY MoREF
THE DETROIT.
l440 Meridian Pl. NV.
No. S2-l room and bath. S25 80
No. 34-4 rooms and bath. $3.50
THE DE SOTO.
1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
No. SIS rooms and bath. ...... .S67.5O
THE LAMONT, 1927 Lamont st. NV;
No. Is rooms and bath. ..... 100
No. 44-4 rooms and bath. ...... 52.5O
THE INGLESIDE
1851 Lamont st. NV.
No. iS-4 rooms and bath. ... $3.50
THE CALIFORNIA.
1715 California st. NV.
No. SIS rooms and bath go. $50 0n
No. As rooms and bath. $500
THE SORRENTO. 22SS 18th st. NV.
No. As rooms and bath ..-....s57.50
THE BIRMINGHAM.
2611 Adams Mill Rd.
No SIS rooms and bath ..... s6I %
No. 4-3 rooms and bath. ..... $500
THE CARLETON. 15it Lanier RI. NV
No. 2-3 rooms and bath. ...... .S42 30
No 23-3 rooms and bath e 90
THE CLIFFBoURNE,
1855 Calvert st. NV. -
No. 23-5 rooms and bath. $4,000
No. 42-5 rooms and bethh...... soeo9
No. 5l-5 rooms and BATH. ofoU
THE ROCHESTER.
1898 Meridian Pl. NV.
No. 8-4 rooms and bath. .S4o.oO
THE PARKER,
1900 10th St. NV.
No. 503-3 rooms. bath. .......S52. SO
No. 1915 rooms and bath. 82 SO
No. 502-6 rooms and bath..... S7.5O
THE ALAMO.
1928 18th st. NV.
No. 26-3 rooms and bath. zoo
No. 45-l room and bath. ..... $500
36Is CONN. AVE. NV.
No. 30l-4 rooms and bath. so
No. 403-3 rooms and bath. $500
You will find by comparison that
the above rents are unusually low,
this being largely due to the fact
that you rent direct from the owners.
The wise apartment house hunter To-
Gates now and not in the Fall when
there is always q scarcity of desir-
able apartments. AS special In
ducement the above apts. may be
leased for any period desired and
rent will be effective Aug. l. Pos
session Immediately. but no reduc-
tions. Inspection may be made at
any time by applying to the ianitors.
CHAS. E. TRIBBY's SONS,
S14 District National Bank Building.
Phone District 417S.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
1912 25th STREET NV
BRIARLEY HALL.

Near Western Hish Nice apartment
OF rooms. kit. and bath; these are in
condition for immediate possession;
Electric refrigeration
Evening star., 1932-07-10
No 2500 X STREET NV.
No. 1s41 COLUMBIA ROAD,

Apis. of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath
s37 so to S47.50
Electric efrigeration-resident manager
Evening star., 1932-07-10
No. 2s27-2s2s TWENTY-EI
THE GUTHRIDGE.

No. 2lI5 r ST. NV.
Apts. of room and bath, and 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000 TO S65 90,
elevator and switchboard service.
Resident Manager.
The Washington times., 1932-10-18
5 HURT AS AUTO
DROPS Is FEET
Times Staff Photo

Four colored men and a boy
were injured today when an auto
bile operated by James Wiley, col
ored, of Leesburg, Va, broke
through the railing at the north
end of Chain Bridge and plunged
to the ground Is feet below.
Wiley, who suffered bruises and
cuts on his face, will be given a
hearing in Police Court today,
charged with reckless driving.
The machine broke down II feet
of railing on the bridge. The
a u mobile was seriously
damaged.
The injured we're treated at
Georgetown Hospital. The others
are John Mason, %, bruises and
shock; Roosevelt Jones, %,
sprained right leg; Leon S.
Bryant, 81, deep cut over right
eye and shock; Hurst jackson,
IS, possible internal injuries. All
live in Leesburg.
The Washington times., 1932-10-18
SANPSELL QUIZ,
|NSULLP|VOT

CHICAGO, Oct. 18 UN.S).
The States investigation of the
So, 900, 100000 insult utilities
crash centered today on the
alleged stock borrowing trans
actions of Marshall E. Sampsell,
retired president of the Central
Illinois Public Service Company.
States Attorney John A. Swan
son was ready to go before the
county grand jury and present
evidence relative to two such
transactions disclosed by receiv-
ers for the Middle West Utilities
Corporation, largest Of the nu-
merous concerns once headed by
the fugitive Samuel insult.
The receivers declared that
SampSell at one time borrowed
1000 shares of preferred stock of
Central Illinois. This block, valued
at $262,750, was pledged as col.
lateral on a promiSsory note,
signed by SampSell and Martin j.
insult, who, with his brother, is
under indictment on charges Of
embezzlement and larceny.
Some time later. according to
the receivers, Sampsell borrowed
5000 shares of stock in Central
and Southwest Public Service Com
pany. valued at $50, 100.
The Washington times., 1932-10-18
BRITAIN WARNS
DE VALERA

LONDON, Oct. 13 ONS0.
President Eamonn de Valera, of
the Irish Free State, believes that
only United Irish republic with
some sort of connection with the
British commonwealth" can pro-
vide real solution of Irish diff
culties, Dominions Secretary j.
H. Thomas told the House of
Commons today.
De Valera made this clear,
Thomas revealed, during the fruit
less conference held last week to
solve the dispute between Great
Britain and the Free State over
payment of the land annunities.
Thomas rebuked De Valera by
warning that Great Britain can
not make agreements with peo-
pie that treat agreements with
impunity."
Thomas said the Free State
denies the validity of the land an
nuity agreement. 1t asserts that
no ultimate financial settlement
between the two countries has
ever been made, and claims that
q new settlement should be eff.
fected covering all financial mat
terS.