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You didn't say where your water comes from, municipal or well?
My water pressure has always been bad at my house. The quality of the water was even worse, so I installed a whole house filter and water softener at the beginning of this year. I understand that as the filter gets dirtier, the pressure will reduce. However, it seems bad even with a new filter. I'm looking into a pressure booster (e.g http://www.globalindustrial.com/g/pl...e-booster-kits). My questions are:
1) Will I still see improvement in pressure even with the filter being the bottleneck.
2) Do I install it before or after the filter and softener? Currently, the first thing after the main line into the house is the filter, then the softener.
My initial thoughts are that if I put it after the filter and softener, it would prolong the life of the booster since it wont see all the sediment and hard water. However, it may not get the necessary flow to sustain any type of pressure.
Thanks in advance for any advise!
You didn't say where your water comes from, municipal or well?
What are you filtering?
Is the filter a disposable cartridge type? If so remove the cartridge and see if the flow improves. Then leave the cartridge out, there is no sense in filtering invisible dirt; and your softener will last longer.
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Put it first. If you put it after the filter/softener and they become obstructed your pump will cavitate because of insufficient water supply and be destroyed.

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I i he has promis- I the rights of the i ive cji race or creed pted to the fad thai me she was associated |plc work with the late j foremost leader of his life time and Itarian. she points to public and private hampioning the rights as ample reason for o congress. i alter her marriage li In 1914. Mrs. Croker piter home in Florida his death in 1922 late as her legal real- |H. A. To >nsor Party J -Men> Hebrew Assocl- loring a benefit bridge finis next Tuesday eve- al a o'clock for the I iber (it the club I Who are In (ll 'li u-t lime the organiza- 1 uch an event, always been ready ilzations m then JThere will be a nomi- i ind the entire en to the fam- f'1 I urged to attend rded for high efreshments will be Miami. FLORIDA, I ici DAY, JUNE 1, ISM Price five Cents S. P. i Pete i Roblneau, candidate for re-election to the Legislature u making one of the most active cam- paigns in local history and basing his appeal for re-election lm his record In the legislature for the past three terms. Educated in Lake Forest .the University of Freiburg, and the Sorbonne, and a graduate Ol Harvard Law School lie was ad- mitted to practice in Mas.sacliu.sett. In 1912 and in Florida in 191"). Dur- ing the world war he served in the French army being demobilized be- cause oi wounds. He re-enlisted In the American army to go Overseas and was demobilized In 1919 as a captain. He was city attorney ol Miami from 1919 to 1921 and served three terms In the Legislature. He championed the cause ol Dade County In the famous gasoline tax titiiit and has established an viable reputation as a legt throughout the entire state. Reception To Honor Rabbi Candidate To Close Campaign Promising to aggressively support all sound measures to better the condition ol "the man who i lates his income In terms of food. clothing and shelter. John J. Lind- sey, prominent Miami attorni campaigning for the legislature In group 2. Lindsey will oppose Rep. S P I an. w ho is the illCUillb i pi dim e in make no promise not made from the pub'.. or in the public press, and in plain language to express my position on th< i ue presented.' Llndsej Lindsey. a nativi i Miss., took hi law : ci tttaro C in June. 1912, and entered thi practice ot law in Tennessee In 1913. Coming to Miami in July. 1923, in the Interest ol a client, the Union Planters' Bank Ol Memphis. he later came here to make his home, He was admitted to practice In Flor- ida in 1927 and has remained hen -nice. He Is a Mason, Clvitan and mem- ber ol the Temple Baptist church J. C. Willis, school trustee for district two, I b candidate ror thi school board in district 2 against the incumbent W. H. Combf. Sr. A native ol Alabama lie came In Mi- ami in 1919 and has taken an ac- tive part m civic affairs since then. He vice president ol the Dade County school Trui tee a. ociation, winch devote* Its tune to BChOOl problems In the Intere U ol the ad- vancement ol school education Mr Willis Is basing in campaign on a program designed to improve the county school on a high standard system without adding to the burdens ol the tax payei A a trustee he ha a Isted li Ing various methods Includln , mployment ol cadet teachi Hi has championed the i au the most qualified teachi n bi In appointed regardle ol ma He i married and has two children attending the Robt. E. Lee High school. His friends ui solely on his mi rits and Inorder to help the school sj item ol the coun- ty. J. Mark WilCOX candidate lor re- election to Congress from the Fourth Congressional district spoki lo large audience, in Miami at Bayfront Park this week and point- ed to his record m Congress as the reason lor his being sent back to Washington. He fought ror and was instrumental in the passa i Everglades Park bill, the I Bankruptcy bill and other con- structive legislation. He sup] the policies oi President Roo and while In Congress established plendid reputation though serv- nly his first term there. He met with -plendid SUpporl throughout the district. w. H Comb Sr, L a i andidate for re-election to thi from district 2. A resident of Mi- ami for more than 34 years, his eai ago brought ac- me and Intelll l nt d'. ice to the community. He points to the fact that Dade County is the only Coun- ty ot the itate having a complete nine month's school period, with all In recognition ol the services ot Rabbi Julius Washer for the past year, the Miami Jewish Orthodox Congregation and its Ladles Auxil- iary will tender a muslcale and re- ception to the Rabbi at the Syna- gogue next Monday evening June 4th beginning at 8 o'clock. Rabbi ot the Greater Miami area will at- tend and will speak briefly. A pro- gram replete with interesting en- tertainment is being planned. Rab- bi Washer will leave tor ins vaca- tion several days later to return to Miami in resume his duties the early part ol August, in charge ol the evening's entertainment to which the public Is Invited, and for which there will be no charge are committees representing the Syna- l and the Ladies Auxiliary. Reduction of lire insurance rates i the principal plank In the plat- form ol Harry Cordon, attorney, candidate lor the Office ol state re]......mtative. group l. other platform planks announced bj Cordon arc the workmen'., coir. 'ion bill, permanent regl tion for Dade county, and a i b holiday, for the lessening ol the tax burden and so that a portion oi the funds now used lor road con- is. and re- duction ol the tax, < lordon was ai live In the i i i originating here, (ii de- termine the right ol insurance com- panies to fix rates, In which the fire insurance and rating burea i harged with violation ol the e anti-trust laws. Gordon promises remedial legislation ti Dade county Insurance rates com- mensurate with Its low lo He is married and has two chil- dren. He came to Miami In 1920 and has practiced law here since 1923 He has been active In local circles having been vice president : Bi Hi David Byna o ue, and di- rector and officer In numerous Jew- ish Organizations, and B record i.l unselfish public work. Claude Pepper, candidate for the United States Senate, was born on a farm near Dudleyville. Alabama, in Chambers county. He moved with parents at age of ten to Camp Hill, in Tallapoosa county. Alabama, and there finished his grammar and high school education; taught in Dothan public schools 1917-18 term; worked in Ensley. Alabama, steel mills in the summer of 1918 to se- cure funds to assist him in his col- education. Worked his way through the University of Ala- bama, graduating with the a. b Degree. He Is a veteran of the World War. a member State Wel- fare Board, and was a member foi two years State Democratic Execu- tive Committee. He taught law at the University ol Arkansas for year, then moved to Perry, Florida, to engage In the practice oi law. lie served Taylor County as lumber of the Legislature, and Is now a member ot the law firm (it Waller and Pepper. Tallahassee H resigned as a member ol the Stati Hoard ol Law Examiners upon his announcement as a (andidate tor thi senate He served as membei oi the Executive Council of state Bar Association, and is a formei Di Vision Florida Kiwains. He Is fighting on a platform ot strict Federal law enforcement Pay- mnt ol war debts: protection again I foreign dumping. Bonus payment to need', veterans old age pension.' Economy In Government; sound money. Square deal for labor and capital, Federal aid for public schools. Equal tariffs for Florida products; lower freight rate-. Ade- quate national air defense; e tab .. i meiit Chapman Field and naval air bases. Development of ports, harbors, and waterways; Pensacola-Kcy \'.i i naval base- Protection < I fruit and produce consignee ship ments by federal spoliation inspec- tion. Payment ol Mediterranean fruit tiy damage now. teachers paid to date. This ha his first public office. He is a mem- ber ol numerous civic and fraternal rations and won the Miami Herald Civic award for outstanding work to the community in 1929. He i president of the Combs Funeral Home in Miami and Miami Beach. Announcements! TEMPLE ISRAEL OF MIAMI (Reform) 137 N. K. Nineteenth Street DR. JACOB II. KAPLAN. Rabbi Brief service! nrill be held tonight at 8 p. m. Then will be no sermon This will be continued throughout the summer during the absence of Rabbi Kaplar. who will leave for his vacation on Sunday morning. MIAMI JEWISH ORTHODOX CONGREGATION (Orthodoi) 1545 S. W. Third Sllcrl JULIUS WASHER. Rabbi Services begin tonight at 6:30 p. m. Saturday morning services be- gin at 9 a. m, At the Saturday morning servl Mortimer Lasky the son of Mr, and Mrs. I. Laskj of this city will bi Bar Mitzva. He will recite thi Hi ftoro and deliver an address m English following which the Rabbi will preach a ser- mon. Mr. and Mrs Lasky will l> host at a eplion In the m trj nat og to the wor- shippers and then friends In the vestry roonu following the services CONGREGATION BETH JACOB (Orthudoi) 311 Washington At*., Miami Beach DAVID I. ROSENBI.OOM. Rabbi i nighl at 6:30 p. m. Tomorn orning services be- gin at 8:30 a. m. Cantor Schlach- man will ch nt thi services. Mln- 11 is ervli i begin at 6:30 p. m With Man: ing. BETH DAVID CONGREGATION Conservative) 1.19 N. W. Third Avenge MAX SHAPIRO, Rabbi Services btpin at 6:30 tonight Saturday morning services begin at 8:30 a. m. Jack Seitlin the son of Mr. and Mr- Henry Seitlin ol this city will be Bai Mitzva He will the Hi (ton and deliver a brli : addn English following which the Rabbi will preach in English. Following the services the parents of the Bai Mitzva will be host., to the vorshlppers at a re- ception m the Talmud Torah Hall. Judge II. p Atkinson, who I a candidate to succeed hiinselt In Group l. eleventh judicial circuit, i .line to Florida In mm from i here he was bum. shortly af- Otning to Florida he mined to Miami in 1897 and has been a resi- dent ol the city ever since. A keen student ol the law, he has held many positions requiring abil- nt lb- has served as lustice ot the petfee, county attor- attorney, .indue ol tin criminal court ol record and haf been judge of the circuit court. Dade county, for n years. He also drew the first City charter for Miami. Judge Atkinson was a student ol (Continued on page 4i Council Installs New Officers ntly li (ted officers of the Junior Coin.in ol Jewish Womer Installed ai a dinner held ' i he Miami Colon- ial Hotel. Mrs 8. Williams was toaslmaster. Mi Hue Miles spon- sor of the organization, ottered the tion. Amoni tha e who -poke wen Lillian Wucher, Ann Simon. Miss Betty Greenberg retii Ing presi- dent and Miss [da Weinstcin the new pre-idei:' Miss Miriam Scliein- berg was the Installing officer. Mrs, Sadye <;. Rosi executive secretary ol the Jewish Welfare Bureau spoke the evi nlng as did the presi- dent Of the Miami chapter ol the Senior Count il ol Jewish Women enjoyabli time was had by all. t n .1 IV n- r- ia of nd I s -7>j*''$*!Vr^: ;-.':?'1' * Paste Two THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Prtdaj ,)ne , SOCIETY :- of the yoimg Men's Hebrew Association will be held in the clubrooms of tlie or- ganization next Wednesday evening June 6th, beginning promptly at 8:30 p. in Ali i | >mbera are urged to attend. Mrs. Hem tlln was hosti at :i bridge Bhowei last week honoring Miss Oertrude 5y:nonds whose mar- riage to Jaek L. > Ine was solemnized last Sunday. Assisting the hostess In entertaining r Mo.sdames Sam Seitlln, E. Levlne .uid J. Rifkin. The must of honor was the rcceipient ol many beau -titts. Attending were Mesdamea Symond. s. Slot- kin. L. Haytnan L Zeientz, B. Sil- ver, E. Pont. M Kaler. N. Shand- loff, H Raw.-. S Cohen, L. Katif- inaii. M. Kotku. K Kotkin. L. Kot- kin. Nathan Schwartz, A. Kaplan. M Levlnson, Joe Seigel. and the Misses Rose Levin Margaret Slot- km, and Bea Sti< er. Delicious re- freshments we -rved following the games at v inch prizes were av irded tor high -cores. A meeting of the Junior Council ol Jewish v e will be held at thi Miami Colonial Hotel Tuesday evening June 5th beginning at 8 o'clock M) i Feldman will givi a book review All members an- urged f> attend, Closing BJ it Beth David Sunday school and Talmud Torah will ii> morning June ;(id beginning n Prizes will be awai led to I stud- ent.', foi then -i ... hmei I dur- i. Tin- marri ptials i I Mi ('";- trude Mr. Jack Li vlni I-::: ; prominent work Miami u.i i Sunday at thi horn bride bj m. David l Miss Hose Levlne sister ot the groom was maid ol honor and attended the bride, with Murray Symonds brother ol the bride as best man. Foiiouin^ the ceremony parents of the bride were hosts to the wedding party at a reception after which the couple lett for a honeymoon trip to the North. The marriage nuptials ol Miss a Shaff of Pcrrine. Fla.. to Mr. Mor- ns Shemer son of Rev and Mi. 8 shemcr will be solemnized at Beth David Synagogue next Sunday af- ternoon at 3 p. m. with Rabbi Max Shapiro officiating. Miss Selma Ruth Spoont will re- ceive her teacher's certiflcati at the graduation exercises next Mondaj :l the University ol Miami Mr. and Mrs Henry Seitlln, long time residents and communal tt'ork- : Miami will be hosts at a re- .epiion Saturday morning June 2nd it Beth David Talmud Torah lowing the Bar Milzva ol the!) tack Which will take place at Beth David Synagogue Saturday morn- ing. All friends arc asked to attend. Among those arriving from 'he Florida state College for Women at Tallahassee are Mildred Clein, rtosalyn Daum, and Ethel Mintzer. Mr. Hyman Apte Is a patiei I at tl i Jackson Memorial h lie Is convalescing :: rious operation, He would t> from friends * imii Miller Is a patl Hospital when hi ..pi ration day. *. Mr Carl Weinkle ttiest brld at tl in law 100 SQUARE Bags Hose Slips Mn'i Tis 1200 Pairs p len s joc Lisles and rayons, plain colors with clocks orjacquard patterns, grouped in this handy LOO squaii' I'm quick, easy selection. Make this shop ;, thrift habil! Street Floor 3 Pairs Burdino's Mis.- Lena Weinkle whose ma to Mr Leo Chalkin wiU be oli ed on June loth. The decorations were carried out In n n and White color scheme, and the bride to be was the rcipient ol a beauti- ful guest prize Among those at- tendin '' :1 M.uk Rhel i iromer, Milllcenl Rubin. Dorothy Brill Mi: on R" li 'ol I In RayvlS, Sara Kalm. Ooldll M Bede Qoldenblank. Pauline Lasky Bea Silver. Catherine Tyron; Mes- dames Sol Weinkle, Bill Fan Man rue Wesson, M. J. Koplowltz. B ill Kapl ''l,lr> Rau" /in. s C. Myers, Sol Rotfort, Jas- Cromer, Harold Tobin, B Wemkie. Henry Shier, Jack Milli sam Blanck, Louis Heiman. Louli Weinkle, D. Chalkin, Sol Lutzkj Mrs M Silver ol Savannah, '.< Mr.- M Hoffman 11 Boston, and Mrs. Rose Cohen ol Syracuse, N. Y. An important meeting ol the Ladies Auxiliary ol the Miami Jew- ish Orthodox Congregation will be held next Tuesday evening Jui al ;; 30 p, in. All mem- bers are urged to attend, At the 111 last Mondaj afternoon al thi homi ol Mrs Harry I. Upton Mian.: Bach, tor the beni fit enioi Ha- .: I'm:.- a large num- ber ol m in which Miss Adl li Si ' reading, Mrs Sonj a Si cm ral F at the piano bj Mrs N I. Pasirofl and a plan P Durum thi ii Mi '. lanta Ga graduation Leo Ulanl (' . ; H : : Mi im for th p ... n Moi timi r Lasl Mrs ! van Saturdi at the Miami Ji wl h Orl Sjnagogue Mortimer will i and deliver a speei i. in Ei ter which the Rabbi will preai h Afti i thi rvices, Mr. and Mn Lasky will l)(. liost.v to membi the congregation In the vestry i 11 the Synagogue Friend and n la tives an- cordially invited to attend. NO card- will be issued. Mrs. a. SafanowitZ mother i : Mrs. Loin- Pallor ol thi patient at the Victoria II, where she underwent B serious operation la.31 week Mr .and Mrs. I outs Weinkle haw issued invitations to the wedding ol 'their daughter, Lena, to L,o Arthur 1 Chalkin, at 7 ao ,.. June l0 . Beth David Syna u Rabbi Max Shapiro will offlclau at the Cl n mony, which wUI be followed bj a dinner for the bridal party and out-of-town guests at Coral Oable Country cib a reception dance will follow the dinner Miss Weinkle's attei ,M \. Mr [rving Galanty, Atlanta, mat- ron of honor: Miss Beatric. Oolden- blank. maid of honor; Mis. Dor- othy Brill and Mls- Hanna Mack bridesmaids. Dr. Bernard Chalkin "' will be b. I man | will include Stanlej c Myei Heiman, Ralph Brickend. Sam BBCkman Charles Wen. tein Ai paiiol and Aaron Weinkle will , i ii mi n mls- Alic. VpU dau hter ol Mr. and Mrs. D J. Apte Ol Miami, who Isastudenl al Oouchercollege, Bal- ,,,.. m,i. >i,,ppcd over In Atlan- ta to vl I Stra burger be- eturning here for the summer. RADIO 8VNAGOO Rabbi 8 M Machtei, founder and director ol the Radio Synagog, will ,iion WIOD on Sunday morning, at nine, on "Strik- es." In addition to the sermon there will be prayers, scripture reading, and a question box ( WIHKM I I OR III I II I DON Circuit Judge His Record Mints Vour \ i.t<- au,l Support B . 1(1 i i i i i "< FRED PINE Count) Solicitor l,.r Dade County ON Ills RECORD OF EFFI- I'M Wl) LOl \l |'|mn SERVICE 'Paid Political Advertisement) TIVOLI Show. H:I3 ,nd ,M r^^ 20c till 6iMEvening v* Matinees Daily Sunday-Monday- Tuesday, June 3-4-5 JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE "Dancing Lady" Adams Grocery 1472 s. w. nt ii street GROCERIES AND MBAT8 FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY 11 \v Charter The YACHT EDEN For an All Day 1. hln Including Bait. Tackle ami Lunch Speeial Kate for Large Part*. MIAMI RIVEK at U FLAGLQ STREET I'.imim.i ELECT Robert W. SMITH TO DADE COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC IN8TR1 ( ITON District 3 SOUTH OF TAMIAMI TRAIL I 'Paid Politieal Ad ELEC1 WAl.l.At E I PERB1 To DADE COUNTY BOARD Of PUBLIC INSlKl CTI0K District 1 Paid Political Advertlsem* RE-ELECT , S. P. R()HIM'U| To The FLORIDA STATE LEGISLATURE Croup I ^. "Three Good Terms I> Another' i Paid Politieal Advert!** rtday, June I, 1934 [HE JEWISH bLORIDIAN THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN ,,| |,| i-lllll KVKHY FRIDAY LwMl FLORIDIAN PUBLISHING CO. '"' p II. Hot 297J Uiami. Florida Phone 2-1183 ICMIiiHIAI. OFFICES: s w. I il' Arnu I'hon* 2-1183 or America and that the League oi Nations should create a fund ol thirty million pound terling tor such a transplanting oi European "wry. Dr. Oaster* plan I ol course, hardly feasible Page Three turn outlined with pale green satin matching the girdle. About 40 gue i. were present. Mr A. M. Wolfson entertained a to the realm ol day-drea^aE """" ^"^ "*** '.....'" lions ol dollar, would be required ", l.ol i- SHOCHBT, Editor LkKII K. -Ill" IIKT. Circulation Ninun lANTOB BORIS SCHLACHMAN, pield Representative .. ,,n I it Office at Miami. Florida. | ,1 March 3. 187. ____ r PALM BEACH SAMUEL 8CHUTZEB Representative ST I'ETERSBURO MRS. MAE BENJAMIN, Representative ORLANDO SYLVIA BERMAN Representative TAMPA, FLA.: MRS. M. H. KISLER to carry out .such B ,,, provWed America, or even Africa, would offei us hospitality. Dr. Oaster, we are sure .believes in the practicability of his proposal His hope-. W( rear tend to befrog his practical But there is nothing Irresponsible ">n al 3:15 o'clock al her home. 319 Wesl Amelia Ave., m celebra- tion ol the seventh birthday anni- versary oi her son. Sorrel Louis Wolfson. Abou! 30 children were present and 20 adults. Bis Munlh- Bnc ir Representative SUBSCRIPTION ti.oa $2. ot Vol. 7No. 22 FRIDAY, JINK 1, 1934 \\liut of Austria? u ndency among Jew- :. this country to ignore Ing anti-Semitic wave as the anti-Jewish the Von Papen regime d In pre-Hitler days for 1 his aloof ne 1 the theory from a Nazi Austria, the Dolfuss lllng With the Jews is 1 ing, In the light of hat 1. happening in Austria, this ttltudi 11 the part of the Jewish p : unwise. In their drive Socialists Doll fuss and i 11 hr adjutants work on e prim Iple that every Jew is a : Communist. This theory led to include Jewish phy- :.ers and other profes- ionaL-. ho are being quietly but nslstently eliminated from all vie po Itions. The wealthy Jewish le 111 Austria, afraid to be supporters of the So- lists Communists, go out of assist the Dollfuss Gov- m applying its strangle- ld on 1 he labor classes. They, the le, labor under the delusion at bv doing this they will insure against Communism. the very mistake which the ealth} Jews of Germany commit- d In ihc days before Hitler became Then they also harbored me illu Ion that any regime is bet- ter Uian Socialism, and extended a Snd to Hitler. They learn- I. too late, that their money forg- I tin weapons which are being ?'d to terminate them. The Jew- k Ion In Austria demands not ?'>' watching but clear and ' -Irom-the-shoulder reaction 0: part of our leadership. Sil- I nnol eradicate the truth ,! Man Jewry is slowly being I 1 the position of a de- I Itizenship, a by-product of m ci I>>- 1 > aster's Wroposal Qa ter, the great and courageous leader of ry, wrote an article the In winch he advocated ' migration of the Jews In his article Dr. lyzing the present arms comes to the con- ' Palestine is too small '"'"'late all the Jews who ''' homeland, that terri- '""1 shoulder since the first storm was undone by the new disaster. Although the official count places the number drowned at 20. most ol thin children trapped in basement floors. 10 persoas are still missing and several score are being treated for injuries in the Hadassah hospi- tal in the new section of the city. Property damage is estimated at $500,000 despite the fact that none of the newer buildings suffered much. The villa of Lord Mlchetl Mil Charlotte Cracowaner, stud- escaped the flood waters which are Florida state College for still three feet high in the old city. as * ? EZLZSSEL =- to the government* of Europe thai the plight of Jewry is unbearable and needs the financial assistance Ol the League ol Nations, ot i in line with the traditions ol Jew- ish journalism. Dr. Oaster is being violently attacked and held up to ridicule. His past, services to hi! peopleand they are gloriou ai forgotten, He Is called irresponsible and a coward. He Is said to have suddenly lost his mind, to be a clown. Let us once and for all recognize freedom oi speech an dot the pen ------------ for our leader- Thej may I;, wroni '""" Homeless As New Mood Forces Their utteranci may even be harm- Evacuation of Tiberias lul. Bui they are honest and should ------------ be treated decently by those who eral week- at her home. 210 East quickly as means permit. It is ex- Park Ave., before leaving on a tour; pected, however, that the inhabit- of several weeks to New York and ; ants of the stricken city will not be Canada accompanied by her moth- er, Mrs. Daniel Cracowaner and her aunt. Mrs. E. H. Steinberg. Jewish News Around The World able to return as there are not more than a handful of houses standing and even these are not safe to live in. New York Acts To Enforce Kosher Law only yesterday acclaimed them our torchbearei Albany, N. Y.If the department of agriculture has its way the newly- enacted law against the fraudulent sale of meat as kosher will be strictly enforced throughout the State, Implementing the law. Mar- kets Commissioner Balwin has ap- pointed Oeorge Ringler ol Brookhn riberia Palestine Five thous- and Jews and Arabs, evacuated and Shepard Z. Baum Ol Albany a inspectors, Ringler will direct en- Tampa, Florida Notes Mr and Mr-. A. R, Berger, ol iit Wc-t Park Ave., Tampa, will ob- serve Bar Mit/.vah services fi 1 son, Melvin Wolil Berger, Friday night at 8 o'clock and Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at Temple Rodoph Sholom. No formal invita- tions have been issued and friend of the family are expected to at- tend. An informal reception will be held Friday night utter the ser- vices 111 the auditorium ol the Tem- ple when Mr. and Mrs. Berger and their son Melvin will receive Mrs. A. R. Berger was re-elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary Of Rodoph Sholom Temple at the special meeting Thursday after- noon May 24th, in the auditorium of the Temple. Mrs I. Liberman and Mrs. I. Segall. were chosen via presidents; Mrs. P. Gotler, recording secretary; Mrs. J. Wittner, corres- ponding secretary: and Mrs. H. Brash, treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs. S. Simovitz. and Mrs. I. Weiss. Plans were made for the Annual Luncheon which will be held at noon June 6th. at 1 p. m. Mrs. Ben Haimovitz. will be chairman of the luncheon, assisted by Mrs. P. Got- ler and Mrs. A. M. Wolfson. from the old section ol Tiberias. follow!] md cloudburst wind, fortunately claimed no victim: bul completely ruined what was lefl Ol the town, are now homeless. The second deluge can.! when kinsmen of the 21 people drowned in tin first storm were returning from Moslem, Jewish and Christian cemi teries. Although the new torrem was less severe than the first it created a greater panic and com- pleted the wreckage of the 1,900- year-old city. Thousands of head Ol cattle and horses were drowned as the waters rushed down from the neighboring hills In a 1 aging flood. Hou.-ehold goods were carried away and the entire population fled to higher ground. What little .- work had been accomplished by Arabs and Jews working shoulder to forcement activities in New York City and Westchester, Rockland, Nassau and Suffolk Counties, while aum will cover the rest ol the Stall checking up on kosher meat viola- tions. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Readers ol this journal are in- vited to send in questions regarding the Portestant. Catholic or Jewish faiths. These questions may touch upon any aspect of these faiths. Questions will be answered in this column as promptly as possible and should be addressed to this journal or to the National Conference of Jews and Christians, 289 Fourth Ave.. New York City. Q. Why do Jew.- letusi to int.-r- marry? A. This is a naive question, As a matter of fact, then a growing proportion of Inter-marriages be- tween Christians ,.;.i! Jews. It is true, however, that the general feeling among C is one 01 objection to inter-marriage A; a matter of fact. II the Jev whole should declare that they are willing to mergi pli h Ij In one great act of aposti we wonder whether the Chri tiai world would be willing to reci m v 1th open arms. There are man;,- elements that enter into the general Jewish feel- ing against Intel narriage. One Is the quite natural factor of the de- sire to maintain the Integrity of the people. It is a question oi self-pro- tection. This. <( .liters into It: namely, the Jewish feeling that their tradition i. worth preserving. that they are tlu bearers of the idea of ethical monotheism. Such a determination to preserve identity is not limited to 0 but to an] group with historic background and proud achievement, Q. Do Catholics believe that Pro testants may be saved? A. Yes. The Catholic believe:, that any one living ... own con- science in n 1 an hi dutii I - God will be ;;. may never have heard of Christianity, 01 he may have lived iristlan coun- try without being able to believi Provided he foil own con- honi tholli be he will bi Q. In what an Prob stanb cooperate with agencies? A. Protestant- can cooperate with other faiths in the promotion of so- cial service programs. These em- phasize such factor- as economic and racial justice and world peace, as well as commur.itj eiforts, such as the campaign for (leaner movies. These, in fact, would seem to form a basis of cooperation foi all faiths. Stock broker with accent hi the "broke." Parties continue for Miss Flor- ence Argintar who will wed Dr. Fred Lebos June 3rd. and three hostesses. Miss Miriam Leibovitz, Miss Lucille Rosenberg, and Miss Mildred Simovitz. entertained in her honor last Tuesday evening at the Floridian Hotel. A pink and white scheme was carried out in the floral d the bridal tallies and the refresh- ments course. Miss Argintar wore black and white printed crepe with three ruffles of white organza cai cadlng over the shoulders. Miss Rosenberg chose a chart rc- repe with a girdle ol silver mesh. Miss Simovitz wore a tailored frock of black net with brilliant but- tons from the high neckline to the waist and an apple green girdle. Miss Leibovitz. wore a canarj colored moussellne de sole a ruffle giving fullness to the skirt and out- lining the halter neckline, these in For United States Senator VOTE FOR Claude Pepper I le is I lonorable, Able. Energetic and a Loyal Democrat. Over Obstacles, Difficulties, and Poverty, he has fought his way up by labor of his hands and the strength of his outstanding ability. He has never cringed nor faltered when duty called, but has met every responsibility of life with the determined Resolute courage of strong manhood. HELP HIM WIN. YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT. (Political Advertisement. Paid for by a friend of Claude Pepper's' IV n- r- ia of nd :- ?JLV* ~ - WEST PALM BEACH . - . Frank H. Packwood - u j; u i i i '-nur MM ' Vour Frier 1 S II E R I 1 1 \\\ H. (Hi) Lawrence - . - r Jo ^ . * ^ s. x. - V it \m ~ ->.** . sjsnt-F-J * I |l jl V Vb. CROKE Friday. June 1. 1934 Vote For THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN itfte toyies* Page Five SOCIETY Schwartz as hostess at her home 334 N. W. 2nd ave. Prizes will be awarded for high scores and re- freshments will be served. The pub- neumt Classified AWNINGS J.C. (Jim) WILLIS Candidate for Member BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION District No. 2 Subject to Democratic Primary, June 5th Examine my record as School Trustee District '!. You will find constructive measures sponsored and adopted. I promise faithful and fair performance in behalf of all teachers and children in Dade ( iiinh Schools if elected. \ our support and vote will be highly appreciated, 'Paid Political Adv.) The annual Installation banquet ,lc ,m,u.d l0 aUcnd. oi Junior Hadassah will be held at the Robert Clay Hotel in Dallas. Joan Crawford and Clark Gable ^^:X'T'^'UWfin'',i''n are paired again as lovers "Dane J T" aminge" Lady, Metro-ooidwyn-^ I Vl,^,TursTn Sunday and Monday as the attrac- ir,w u . tion at the Tivoli Theatre i '" *****"* thirteenth . bnthday anniversarv will be cele- '- Photoplay which is based on brated wlth a (hm(,;. a, " zzT w B,'oadn rance ii":"" c"""">- c;i"b- H vt u who Is determined to win stage Annette Weohsler. and Miss Marion r, houT ?ab"' enaCtS BlBnk "' <*** This dance Will hard-boiled musical comedy to b1so culminaU, Ul(. J(,u,sll NaU(ma] browbeat her. in prominent sup- k(I Rower Day drive porting roles are Franchot Tone. : Mrs. So. Rotfort. president of the May Robson. Winnie Lightner, Fred | Miami unit, and Miss Beadv Golden- Astaire, Rob,,, Benchley and Ted : blank were chosen as delegate, to the National Convention of Junior Hadassah in New York City. August 19th. 20th, and 21st. with Miss Han.i Mack and Miss .silver as alternates. BUILDING SUPPLIES Healy and his stooges. The picture was directed by Robert Z. Leonard For Your LUMBER Requirements Also Roofing and Asphalt. Call JEFFREY LIMBER YARDS. INC. "Quick Service." 2047 N. Miami Ave. Phone 33658 GARAGES Franchot Tone Her S (Christopher r.' an based on the play "The Late Christopher Bean," one ol Ni w York's oul dramatic hits, laj and Monday at the Seventh Avenue Theatre bi Camp Cody now in the beginning Ol Its ninth .successful year as a camp for Jewish boys between the ages Ol five to thirteen. Situated in the Allegheny Mts. only twenty- eight miles from Binghamton. N. V., it is ideally located from the viewpoint or accessibility, health and environment. Under the direc- tion of Philip Axman who Is coach and director of physical education at the Baltimore City College every rforl Is made to have the eight .vi i k's vacation at cam]) aid In the upbuilding of body as well as mind. Prices arc reasonable, and man] Florida parents havi b ling 'Inn- children there. Mr. Mortimer Fay I i ni i i the coun .. i ol the ramp and i,- n local repre ental Twenty i ibli s ol I play Wi dm day night al a ben< bridge given by Mrs. Jean i : Loyaltj Club ni Emunah Chap- ROLLINS & BOGGS Specializing In General Motor Repairs. Wheel Aligning. Brake Lining. Etc. 14(i N.W. 5th St. Phone 2-2447 GROCERS SHELL'S i::::. s. w. nth St. MILLWORK work, Screen Window- and Spindle Doors: Cabinet Work. LEE NOVELTY WORKS 221 x. w. Mth st. Phone 2-7469 PIANO TUNING r Marll Dn ll r and Lionel I' i- O. E, S. Prizes were awarded for high scores and booby prizes lor low scores. Dunn1.: the evening delicious were served. Next Wednesday evening June 6 Loyalty Club of Emunah Chapter is sponsoring the loth ol a series ol benefit bridges with Mrs. Olga VOTE FOR JOHN J. LINDSEY Candidate for STATE LEGISLATIVE Group Two Paid Political Adv. 4-------------------------------____ , *fcM> YOl R LAINDRY TO THE HOME SERVICE Laundry nor ii. TURNER, Prep. ui '.'..s. w- *lh st- ,,hon * WE CALL EOR AND DELIVER = -t Camp Wohelo For Qirls Ideal Vacation Spot For Your Daughter Bertha Berkowltcb Levy Owner and Director Mrs. J. N. Morris '761 S. W. 15th St. Miami representative -""nation Phone 2-1581 pianos TUNED and repaired. W Hehi Phi ni 21837. 30 years' fac- work. 1759 n W, lsi st. REAL ESTATE W. L. HARRIS Real Estate Service 748 Ingraham Bldg. Phone 2-1191 HOOFING Barrymore in their first appearance a.s co-stars. The story of "Her Sweetheart" Christopher Beam deals with the family of a country doctor and their servant, Abby. They learn that the paintings of an obscure artist whom the doctor once befriended are now worth a fortune. Those they had i have disappeared with the excep- tion of one. a portrait owned by the , servant. The kindly doctor under ! the lash of greed becomes a sehem- ' ing fraud until the dramatic de- nouement in which lie returns to his better nature under the influence of the kindly Abby. ----------------------o BOBBINS ROOFING & SHEET METAL WORKS Responsible Roofers since 1919. Inspections and Estimates Free 222 N.W. 26th St. Phone 2-3705 WINDOW SHADES .MIAMI WINDOW SHADE CO. "For Shades" 174 N.E. 40th St. Phone 2-8665 FOR SHUTTER AWNINGS see the Duplex Shutter Co. Prices right- estimates free. Let us protect your home from storms. 668 N. W. 54th St. Phone Edgewater 9187. FOR THE FINEST IN DELICATESSEN, DAIRY AND BAKERY PRODUCTS TRY SCHIFF'S 169 N. W. 5th Street Corner of 2nd Avenue "A Trial Here Will Save You Money" +------------------------------------- +------------------------------------. ! j Dacle is the only County in the I State to run its schools full ] terms for the past two years and pay its teachers in full. IF you want 9 months of school VOTE FOR W. II. COMBS District 2 School Board 'Paid Political Advertisement i YOTE FOR HARRY GORDON To The LEGISLATURE in GROIP1 He Stands For: 1. Adequate provision for Schools. 2. Workmen's Compensation Act. 3. Keep insurance money in Florida, and reduce rates by regulation. 4. Reduction of gasoline tax. iPaid Political Advertisement' GIVE YOUR BOY A REAL OPPORTUNITY! SEND HIM TO CAMP CODY "Little Meadows, Pa." IN THE BEAUTIFUL ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS For Jewish Boys from 5 to 13 years of age EXCEPTIONAL TERMS For Information: Phone or Write MORTIMER FAY Miami Representative 24 N. MIAMI AVE. Phone 2-5994 + O Vote For E. C. COLLINS FOR Judge of Criminal Court of Record And continue the proven record Of a fair, impartial and efficient administration of an office affecting your very liberty. iPaid Political Advertisement) t n .1 17 n- r- i;i of nd . \ Page Six THE JEWISH EIORinlAN Friday. June 1. IRaiMn ^ynagnp SitUrtin Edited by RABBI S. M. MACHTEI Founder nd Direc-.or. Radio Synagog of America Sunday Mornings WIOD, Miami. Florida Vol. IV Sunday Mav 2T. 19S4 ZZ can Z Z once. The peace.,, hero faces bH onen.es daily. and Is crucified a thousand Mi T-ater courts to live than to ceden< I die.____________________-------- SoM piand Bans Fascist I nlforms +- "Memorial Day Thoughts" Siripture Reading. Deut.. Chapter XX. verses 10, 11. 19. 20. On Wednesday. May 30. we shall observe Memorial Day to decorate the graves of the nation's soldiers. Those who made the supreme sacrifice :i. -... ervici of their c ill be honored through their mem Those noble sons who are veterans of the wars of this Republic will find themselves the favored ones of the land and of its Inhabitant bers of the various veterans" organizations will parade. Speakei virtues of outstanding heroes, and. heroism on the battlefield will be praised in flowery language. That is as it should be. But. I can't help viewing all these ceremonies with a degree of alarm The youth of the land Will be exposed to the influence of the suggestive .:. rs.orators, who. in paying homage to the heroes, living and dead, are implanting the seeds of blood-lust in the plastic minds o: a genera- tion which is unfamiliar with the other phases of life, on all Its t fields, on the war-torn fronts and the peace-time lines of duty. Im- pressionable youth, with Its natural flair for display of bra\ado. together too ignorant of the causes of war. to judge rightly of the need for bloodshed. There are mar.;, need raves Human life has been held cheaply by den. Of these facts only a student of history can be nlzant. Ac' ires >me youth nscientious object n he I a a -:. aiding pi.;'. randa N I all who ad< an : Idli i". As | '- am then in Ig] N :. ... : liH f his family is i rmal N m in wh will v Hi r approaching and thi them is of any value to......I con::..... On the other hand, the Individual who becomi he bell-- ;::. | i r- lefel Ca] 11..... ness; I ly by :..- ans of his supei ' I f:r.d no difference between the individual and the nation which re -rts to might to e I Therefore, wl of our youth to the ... influences that brute force .thai itegy, are rewarded with medals, we in their minds criminal tendencies. The new generation is more moral than the old. Modern youth is more consistent than its own elder.- Youth recognizes the distortion iral principles in the rat. nalization of war by those who desire it for their own profits, to line their personal pockets. Hence, in Its saner and unemotional moments, the thinking youth finds excuse for its own plans to step just beyond the law in order to win the coveted prizes of money and honor even though the honor be of a doubtful shade. There is greater heroism than need be displayed on the warring front. There is a nobler test of heroism and valor; there are stricter rules of bravery than are required to kill the armed enemy before he pu end to your life. There is the moral prowess of peace-time endeavors, cf the everyday battle of life, of the struggle for existence in the face of dangers both revealed and lurking. There is the victory over the weak- ness of character and temptation: the surmounting of obstacles ; by nature and by man; the righting of wrongs in the social pra the extermination of the enemies to mankind which are found in disease These and others can well tax the strength of man to the limit, and man can vanquish them. We should not forget the sacrifices that our veterans have made But. we can spend our time to greater, to more beneficial advantage, by talk- ing of the battles of life. Instead of instructing our youth how best to kill; instead of urging them to destroy; we should avail ourselves of every opportunity to teach them how to live, how to face life, and add to its value; how to build for the future on a foundation of peace. It is not always the greater sacrifice to die. It often requires more courage to live. The soldier on the battlefield has no alternative It is . life or that of the enemy. 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I have "Sweet On You" spelled out in 3D with each letter having its own layer. Can I render the individual 3D layers together or do I have to do them separately? What should the letters look like after they're rendered? When I render them individually, the previously rendered letter turns white.
Hi Steve
At first the "Render" menu option was inactive, but then I did what you said and made sure only 3D layers were selected before merging. After I merge, the letters transformed into one single 3D layer with jumpled letters (all "S's"), however, it does let me render it now.
I think you suggestion was spot on. My guess is that a non-3D layer was included in the layers selection by mistake.
I just added the other method in case the OP wasn't aware of the Split Extrusion command. Depending on the amount and style of letters, and how much individual character movement will be done, creating as one block extrusion and splitting can be less cumbersome (other times, not).
Hi Jeff,
Good to hear you have that working. When 3D layers merge, the bottom layer in the stack is used for lighting, camera view, and environment properties (the other layers information is overwritten).
To unjumble the characters after merging, you can multi-select the meshes in the 3D panel and then use the Align/Distribute tools up in the Tool options bar (Move tool selected). You can also try to control before merging by placing each character relative to the axis location in a 'Top' view.
I forgot to mention in the earlier posts, the biggest downside (IMO) to Split Extrusion is that the linkage back to Edit Source gets removed. You still have access to change color attributes but lose the ability to modify character and paragraph attributes, as well as actual characters.


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Almost two-thousand years ago, an event changed everything. God's redemption plan for the world reached its ultimate moment—and after that, nothing would be the same. In the first Easter, goodness, love and grace were unleashed on the world in a way they had never before been experienced. And that outpour hasn't stopped.
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Enloe Medical Center encourages community input
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CHICO, Calif., July 7, 2009 – Enloe Medical Center invites community members to attend an
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A strategic plan is designed to help an organization define its values, elevate its performance and identify the right focus. Enloe's strategic plan will be based on employee and community feedback as well as performance measurements, and it will integrate the hospital's strategic priorities – Patient Experience, Employee Engagement, Physician-Hospital Alignment and Financial Stewardship. The planning process also involves a financial analysis of a clinic-foundation model for physicians. The Enloe Board of Trustees has already conducted work sessions surrounding the strategic plan.
An RSVP is not required to attend a community strategic planning session. For more information, community members can call Enloe Marketing & Communications at 332-6745.
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+0 votes Kevin Dzekunskas › August 11, 2013
I have never attempted the pro tees, but they look brutally hard! I will be reviewing the amateur tees only. This course has multiple holes that would be "signature holes" on most other courses. Some pruning is needed but not a lot...#2 safe landing area has become 90% blocked by tree foliage as opposed to 6 years ago when you had a wide open look and an ace try. An apple tree hanging directly on the entire tee prevents use of the tee on 14. Still the biggest problem with this course is the amou ...
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+0 votes Bee Yang › April 30, 2013
Not for beginners. Very long and tough course. There are a lot of different types of holes and most are long. The course really punishes bad throws and there are quite a bit of water holes.
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very nice course,,ya better bring the biggest driver ya got and a nice floater disc ,,this course will kick your butt,,wowza


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We here at the Civic Garden Center like nothing more than enjoying the fruits of our harvest. We are lucky enough to be involved in dozens of community gardens all over the city, as well as a small vegetable garden on the grounds of Hauck Botanic Garden. We marvel daily at the bounty popping out of the […]
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Open sourcers fortify Ubuntu's Koala food
With Eucalyptus - the open source platform that put the Koala in Ubuntu's Karmic Koala - you can mimic Amazon's so-called infrastructure cloud inside your very own data center. At least up to a point. At the moment, Eucalyptus duplicates the APIs for Amazon's three primary Web Services: Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Simple …
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A personal cloud? My tiny mind is blown.
I second that - this is some pretty specialist sh*t. Commodity 1st level Windows monkeys (myself included) need not apply for jobs in this vertical sector.
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The critically lauded debut graphic novel from Bryan Lee O'Malley returns to print with a brand new cover! Raleigh doesn't have a soul. A cat stole it - or at least that's what she tells people - or at least that's what she would tell people if she told people anything. But that would mean talking to people, and the mere thought of social interaction is terrifying. How did such a shy teenage girl end up in a car with three of her hooligan classmates on a cross-country road trip? Being forced to interact with kids her own age is a new and alarming proposition for Raleigh, but maybe it's just what she needs - or maybe it can help her find what she needs - or maybe it can help her to realize that what she needs has been with her all along.


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Medical volunteers are the backbone of ORBIS programmes. Medical volunteers from all over the world donate their time and energy to work with ORBIS to prevent blindness and restore sight. Referred to as volunteer faculty, these specialists include ophthalmologists, orthoptists, biomedical engineers, anaesthetists and ophthalmic nurses.
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ISO 15836:2009 establishes a standard for cross-domain resource description, known as the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set. Like RFC 3986, ISO 15836:2009 does not limit what might be a resource.
ISO 15836:2009 defines the elements typically used in the context of an application profile which constrains or specifies their use in accordance with local or community-based requirements and policies. However, it does not define implementation detail, which is outside the scope of ISO 15836:2009.
Edition: 2 (Monolingual) ICS: 35.240.30 Status: Published Stage: 90.20 (2014-01-15) TC/SC: ISO/TC 46/SC 4 Number of Pages: 5 -
Revises: ISO 15836:2003


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Line breaks: YorkPronunciation: /jɔːk
- A city in North Yorkshire, northern England, on the River Ouse; population 136,900 (est. 2009). The Romans occupied the site, known as Eboracum, from ad 71 until about ad 400; in ad 867 it was taken by the Vikings. It is the seat of the Archbishop of York and is noted for its magnificent cathedral, York Minster.
from Danish Jorvik.
Line breaks: yorkPronunciation: /jɔːk
- (Of a bowler) bowl out (a batsman) with a ball that pitches under the bat: Hudson was finally yorked by BenjaminMore example sentences
- Lewry kept pitching the ball on middle stump, yorking Mark Ealham and Swann.
- Davies had a big slice of fortune when he was yorked by Chris Holt with the score on 14, only for the umpire to signal no-ball.
- Australia's only other success came when Brett Lee yorked Indian captain Saurav Ganguly for 16.
late 19th century: back-formation from yorker.


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Hotel Nerva
Via Tor Dè Conti 3, Rome, Italy star
Check Rates for Hotel NervaChecking Rates for Hotel NervaNo availability
Reviewed by EuroCheapo.com Editors
If you are looking for a hotel near the Colosseum, Forum and Palatine Hill, the three-star Hotel Nerva offers one of the most convenient locations in Rome. It's tucked away down a cobblestoned street and surrounded by the remains of Rome's original splendor.
The 19 guest rooms at the Hotel Nerva are comfortable and clean and will appeal to anyone who likes a little gilt with their peach paint. In addition to an attractive color scheme, expect air conditioning, a TV and minibar.
All rooms have a private bathroom (note that while most bathrooms are in the room, a few rooms have private facilities located in the hall). Bathrooms are equipped with a hair dryer and toiletries.
Although the building that houses the family-run Hotel Nerva has been completely renovated, it retains some great original features from its palazzo days (including intricate floors and brick-and-beamed ceilings). The entrance hall is a testament to mock-empirical grandeur, with pseudo columns, frescoes, lamps and vases. There is a bar in the reception area, along with a cozy seating area where free Wi-Fi is available.
When it comes to location, the Hotel Nerva can't be beat. There's a crumbling ruin around every corner, even if the views are obstructed by a magnificent ancient wall that runs parallel to the hotel. The Colosseum is a five-minute walk away, and the Metro, historic center, bus routes and bohemian quarter of Monti are all nearby.
Breakfast is included in the room rate.
Reviewed by: Samantha Collins, EuroCheapo Staff Writer
Note: This hotel was visited by a EuroCheapo editor and is recommended based on cleanliness, location, price and overall quality. EuroCheapo did not charge this hotel to be listed.
- Bar/Lounge
- Bicycle Rental
- Breakfast Included
- Car Rental
- City tour
- Concierge/Booking Services
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Elevator
- Fax Machine
- Free Newspapers
- Laundry Service
- Limousine service
- Luggage Storage
- Non-Smoking Hotel
- Parking
- Parking: Free
- Pet Friendly
- Reception: 24-Hour
- Room Service
- Safe at reception
- Shoe polishing service
- Shuttle service
- Snack bar
- Wake-Up Service
- Wi-Fi Connection
- Wi-Fi: Free
- Air conditioning
- Bathroom: Private
- Bathtubs Available
- Cable TV
- Hair Dryer
- Handicap accessible rooms
- Heat
- Internet Access
- Minibar
- Radio
- Refrigerator
- Safe
- Soundproofed Windows
- Telephone
- Toiletries
- TV – flat screen
Via Tor Dè Conti 3
Monti, Rome, Italy
Phone: +39 06 183 5678
Fax: +39 06 6992 2204
Website: http://www.hotelnerva.com
Email: email@example.com
About the Hotel Nerva neighborhood
The Monti neighborhood feature some of Rome's cutest winding, hilly streets. It's chockablock full of great little hidden-away bars and restaurants. The neighborhood boasts some of Rome's most famous landmarks, churches and ruins, including the Colosseum, Trajan's Market and parts of the Roman Forum.


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