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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
AUBURN LOSES
TWO PLAYERS
FOR TECH GAME
Injuries Will Keep Lockwood and
Taylor Out of BattIe-Team
Put Through SCrimmage.
By NJ. j. Donahue.

a CBURN, ALA, Nov. Auburn
~ win enter the Tech game Sat
urday minus the services Of
TWO of her best players Lockwood
and Taylor Lockwood has not yet
recovered from an injury to his knee
in the Louisiana game, but will be
all right for the Vanderbilt game,
Taylors injury ls "a severe blow to
The team at the critical time, as he
may be out for the year. After a
slow start, caused by an injury to
his ankle, he was coming along fast
80 his sTcc3 er-i power would have
proved a powerful factor ir the COM
ug important games They are the
heaviest players on the Auburn squgd
and their loss deprlves the line Of any
advantage II might have had because
Of superior weight,
Auburn win go into the Tech game
with the lightcst lineup of the sea
son and viii hardly equal the weight
of The Tech squad. The team is play
ing very hard football, however. and
viii give a good account of itself.
The scrimmaging on Tuesday and
Wednesday was the fierCest seen on
the Auburn field this year. New plays
and new signals have been given the
team this week, and the practices
have been continued after dark by the
aid of electric lights on the field
With the exception of Lockwood and
TAYLOR the rest of the squad is in
very fair condition. The following
players will leave Auburn at 3 p. m.
Friday for Atlanta: Newell. Arnold,
Harris Kearley, Christopher, Bide2,
Prendergast, Sparkman, Hart, Rob
inson, iiairston, Martin, Steed, Gull
pepper, Pitts, Thigpen, Louisell, Ess-
Finger, Wynne and Lockwood.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Georgia Nine May
Play Chinese Team

ATHENS. GA. Nov Manager Rus
sell Patterson Of the Red and Black
1914 baseball team, who Is arranging one
Of the best schedules Georgia ever had,
is IN receipt OF a Letter from the Ameri-
can manager OF the Chinese baseball
team of Hawaii, who wants to schedule
game with Georgia early In the spring
Of ueNt year
This is a team composed entirely OF
chinese students who VIII tour this
country, and Manager Patterson will
take the matter UP with the intention
OF bringing the team here II practicable
Lin Tin is captain of the team and Ken
Yin chin Is manager. The team will be
In the South early in April
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Abe Attell Seeks
Bout With Kilbane

CHICAGO, Nov. Abraham Attcn
the greatest festherweight in boxing
history, is quietly conditioning himself
for an EFFORT 70 regain the title he held
yaliantly against all corners for eleven
years lie lost his championship by a
close decision route after twenty
round contest with Johnny Kilbane at
Los Angeles. February %, 1912
The Cleveland lrishman has not
dciEned to give him return match, al
ways asking an eNorhitaut price when
any promter preached the subject. II was
learned last night that negotiations al
ready are under way for another meet
ing between the pair ON next Washing
tons birthday just two years from the
date that the crown changed hands
Jimmy Cronroth, the san Francisco pro-
moter. is angling for the match and
Klbane IN the one who is baking,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Veteran Billy Jordan
Retires as Official
Announcer of Ring

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. billy
Jordan iS Ga retire as official an
nouncer OF the prize ring lie is 50
years old, and after the FIRST OF the
coming year he will go TO the old
soldiers home al YounEville. Cal
Fighl followers an over the couu-
try know Billy Jordan He annount-
"a the Jeftries- johnson fight. aud al
most every other championship fight
held west Of the Rocky Mountains in
He last Iwo generations
once good lightweight himself.
Jordan is one of the few men now
living WHO saw the famous battle at
fredericksburg Va. IN l84S, when
Tom HNer defeated Yankee Sullivan
.n one hour and forty minutes under
.ae old London prize ring rules Born
% Boston. he came TO California in
1858. went East 10 fight for the Union
in the sixties. returned, and has lived
acre ever since.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
BY o. b. Keller.

TINE Winter League. having run
out of baseball politics, which
is good thing, lightly turns
to batting averages and the cold
weather experts select an all-star
batting team from each major league
and discover that the American has
ii all over the National.
That is not to be wondered at As
soon as you think of batting, you
think of Ty Cobb, Joe Jackson, iris
Speaker, Eddie Collins and Frank
Baker Then Cater on) YOU think Of
Wagner and Zimmerman and some
others in the National League.
But the American League is the
batting league, all right, although the
difference in the batting averages of
the two picked teams is not So far
apart as one might think.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Football Is Barred
At Trinity College

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. Dean Gram
ford Yesterday informed the student
body Of Trinity College at Durham that
football would never be allowed at
Trinity under any circumstance" and
that any attempt to have a game would
mean expulsion from the college. The
ultimatum followed a big parade and
demonstration the night before.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
National League.
Name, Team and Position


he battery honors Gin battiug) go
10 the Nationals, but IL is safe
bet that with w, Johnson pitching,
he and oNeiu would do quite as
much batting against Ningling as the
Chinaman and chief Meyers would be
apt TO do against the Big Smoke.
That however. is beside the cues
ton which is merely one OF compar-
alive averages
At first base. Daubert. Of tho
Brooklyn Nationals, has II on StuTy
MclnniS by a big margin. But. then.
Dauhert led his league, while Smny
wasn't near the top i'm his.
Collins makes up part OF the ground
by topping NloX, of the Pirates. al
second base, and he also will do more
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Carney Beats Deere
In Second Block Of
Title Cue Mate
BY Tad

NEW YORK, Nov. Joseph Carnt
outplayed Alfred DeOro, the thre
cushion billiard champion, in the secoE
block of their match for the title la
night by a score of So to "a. Carney
high run of seven in the eleventh il
ming was the best string made thus Il
in the match Dec best run la
night was tlr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
THE WORLD TOURISTS.

THE WORLD TOURISTS.
Perchdnce they are in KOEOnlO,
Ne1C MericO or Idaho
Just 1chere they are do not kn0W
And do not care, betieUe me, DO!
Having met several white hopes, we
are sure that there is a mistake in
the report that Charlie Miller was
knocked out by a blow on the top of
his head.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
~ aEoRag q. PhAIR.

Missouri having overwhelmed Rolla,
the students are now singing, "Merriy
We RolIa Long"
ONCE IN A WHILE.
HOtC many l0OndrOHS things zee find
as through this tcOrld zoe float!
Sometimes zoe hear college band
l1ithOat a soar note.
+ American athletes are cleaning up
showing how hard il is to overcome a
habit.
Possibly the presence of Vardon and
Ray in our midst has something to do
with the nervous breakdowns of our
golf champions,
Our heart goes out to Percy Cornish,
who was hurt in the Yale game, but
how can a man with a name like Percy
expect. to go through a football game
without getting hurt?
\. study of the football results re-
veals the fact that Yale is the latest
New Haven wreck
II those Yale men do not hurry up
and beat somebody. Walter Camp will
not name any more than seven or eqht
of them for his AH-American team.
ODE.
on, Winter Leaguet on, Winter
LcGgHe!
You d my bosom toitb fatigue.
While there are a few prominent
exceptions, the average ball player
thinks SO little of money that he
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
DR.. WOOLLEYS SANITARIUN

and all inebriety 81. e. .
drug addictions sc cen "a
cally treated. Wv .ovs
years experience sloT al
Pa tients also treaLeo Ill B.
tial A book on me VI,
EF & SON. No. "a 70"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

the students are now singing, "MerriIy
We Rolla Long"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Opium and Whisky

these diseases are durable.
homes. Consultation confidel
tect free. DR.. B. NJ. WOOL
or Sanitartuua Atlanta. Ca.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

ODE,
on, Winter LeGgue' on. IFRtei
LcdgHe!
lOH fH my bosom tUitb fatigue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

+ American athletes are cleaning up
their English brethren over at Oxford,
showing how hard it is to overcome a
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
SUMMONS.

sI-prEME COrRT. SEW YORK COUNT o.
Herman knohlpch Plainttu. against ,hils
tim fuissia aud Louisa Jdi~-l' his WE .il"''
Al.ttuirs. lane g. IlcnIllr Asuu, Ntlihh hlIHa
man TirI Charles lsumrushi or Eumeshi 81
ftuuisIi Jane Rumrnshi or Rum's"l ct
humiski. his VIII. ihr H. r.'", tr,,. drst
name being unknown 10 this platinum, Ann
Ouiglcy. widow - David Qhiglry l''' ,,,,,
Herbert u. puigle>. Mabel nu's'! LII LIZ
Ouiele,. Gilbert Quglry. Ernest 'lhlslrN
charlie walker anu Mercy \. walker ms
wife ksrolinc WeNand Mar sosaai"
Thomas sogaari AMI Minnie soE'aiu. liS
Ills wife. Christophcr Sosa3rd ANA l1!lie 30
card lis wife. Julia IIrsbrooh MatlId"
FrcdericAsen. 'ity Of NJ" York 'le'hent ~ -,
smith. German Evangelical Nu S"''rN "i
I,rooklyn. Heinrich Srhctr and Maria MuiBd
rete -cheer his wife. Johann sche,r "nd Mht
ialcna Scheer. his VIE; Jane g. it'hnil,hS"n
and sidney " Ileudricks"n. a. Executors oil
ia. ast win ana Testament OF William ii"h-
,Irlc.son deceased. sidney " ilrndrlckson'
William II Hendri"k-on; Eva T. le',Ili,IE1oh.
Edna 4. Iendr!ckson. Bcrtrlm H. llendiirN-
son Howard \. Iiendrickson. Harlem RIVE
Lumber and Woodworking company, bhnIe.
Pierce Power. Edward =. steers. MoneS weight
sale Company aud Josephine T.. Jantzen. De-
PENDANTS. GAO ,o,,
10 the above named defendants and each ot
them. You are hereby summoned 10 hnsNr'
the amended complaint In this action ana u"
serve a copy of your answer on Inc plaIhuH
attorney within twenty cw DAYS afi.r tue
of service. and IN ease ~ YOUR failure e. ap-
near or answer. Judgment VIII h. taken
against YOU ~ default for tine relief demanded
In the complaint.
Dated New York. January q. 1913
JACOB L. LINDNER. Auornc, for Plaintiff
Office and j.. -. Address. - Liberty street.
borough of Manhattan. city ~ New York
10 the above named defendants: FRED
Charles Rumcnsk 90 Rum'sN OF Rumisk'.
lane" Rumcnski OF Rumess or Eumisli, his
wife first name Jane being fictitious. said
Attendants true first name being unknown 10
this plaintiff: Heinrich Scheer and Maria Mar
garetc -ch..r. his wife; johann Sch"er aud
Nagdalena schccr. hts wife, and William ".
IIeudrickson.
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
by publication. pursuant 20 an order Of the
Honorable Vernon VI. Davis. one OF the
Justices Of the Supreme Court Of the state OF
New York. dated March L.. 1913 and filed with
IN. COMPLAINT in the office OF the clerk ~ the
County II New York I'm the County Court
,iouse I'm the borough Of Manhattan, civ OF
Nev York ON IN. 18th day Of March. 1913
Dated New York. March H. 1913.
JACOB L. LINDNER. Attorney for Plaintiff
o,ca ana f. -. Address. 80 Liberty street,
Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME court. COUNTY OF NEW
yorE ,bsrles II tisl. Ir paiutin.
,r.inet pr,f,.ti,e I,.,it, ,oupauv and others.
I@.,.,.,ts g. t.sr,-... 81 n riarrn,i.f -
- i'. ..'i. ,...t. All ,r,.r,- iu
."-.'.' o.. ~, '',. 80 '.5 f-,t,..,,-,'
~ 49, ''i'''',' ~ '''' 81" H. T.s.,.. ,b.,.in
named. viii sell al ruhh. dH. 10" q ."' -.
hang" safes Room. numbers - Z" J" t'-e'
street. 80. nggA ~ Manhattan. sew 1"ih. %,
the - iat or ArtN 1913. "i lN'.." 'i''"
noon 90 liar dag. Dos Joseph J. Dif. ~.
tonDrr. Gle premise. directed lt -"ld lI'S'''
o." Do sold. aud th,f'in described at i"i"Nf
FIRST a. that I0t cor parcel or Lana iHu" o.
tl th- stf"rf number - PAU street iHf'Nth
~ Manhattan. touutr 81 Sew york. win tnr
building HnI lmrrot tmrnt- thereon. described
a. follows
BEGINNING al a roint iu re westerly Inc ~
I'm -fr,.f distant set-uft Use t.5l feet All
one #, tr.h Soifhwardl. from fh. ~oIfhWestef.
Is, ,orr.r q aim and Pearl streets n.f uf or
.,,o.ita r,. ,-ii.li. ii,. a., a t,it. vail b..
- t.,.t. c,... ,rt fIe
." ~ ,. .I h.. .tn
n..,.. ,.rri,r Vestvsrdl, A.. rsla lei o-
,..I. ,..-.Iicr ,...r p.stI stree, t..t alou. f.s
.l.., .', - ,.I 400. ...I -f,t. Mira. UHI
800 ,. .., I,.I... t..... f.r..4rr
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o9H STRET

TL, approNi innate amount oi inc lei VI
charge. 10 satisfy which the above p"p'' - -
I, be gold is thirty six thousnnd lMi'r ~. ~.
dred and ninety four II loo dollars F"n. ''4' ~
with Interest thereon from January - W."
together with costs and allowances .h"n"t''i7
10 three hundred and forty seven V. y" .o'
lars ,S3i7 81. with Interest thereon 80
February "a 1913 together with the tNpSS' -
OF the sale The approximate amount VI w,
taxes assessments and water rates or p',,'
liens which are 10 be allowed u" inc Pr
chaser out 81 the purchase money or pssu ,s
tie Referee il five hundred ana MY uo'"'S
$50 oOD and interest , 1870, q a..
The premises ON Elm street ana SHOWN
the street No ~ Elm street. VIII De sou suu
loo, 10 two prior mortgages mao 10 se.bi'
in the aggregate the principal sum OF !oIy
A. ,hCus,ud dollars ls35,VDl Win interest,"
an xoi 600 thereof ri 49, from l'ni u"ia -
Igi3 and Oh 500 900 thereof from May -''h
1912 a. 30. .,-.., s,,-,,,. .. ooh
CO.., s,d a,h Avenue will lie sold subject 10
,,a r,inr nrst mortgages made To secure TIE
,rinciuaI sum OF two hundred ana hfty thou-
sanS dollars $3.50 0ool with interest th"reoh
az four ana one-half pes cent. 4's'o rom
June !. 1912. IL, - .otd
= ,rhe PREMISES in Cooper street Will be Soln
,uhiee, TO a prior mortgage made 10 secure
me sum OF sixteen hundred dollars SLID
With interest thereon at six per cent We
from october 18th, 1917. .
pa,,d New York. March ilth. 1918
CARL l.. sCHuRI, Referee
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PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT. y. Y, MARCH 10, 1919 sealed
proposals.. in triplicate, subject to the usua.
conditions for furnishing anthracite ana gas
,o"sgo md straw. viii be received AT this
post until 200 O'Clock p, m. APrn To- 1919.
Deliveries to lie made during nseal year eh1ins
,hn ricbt 10 accept or reject any or all pro
nns,is or any part thereof Information fur
nlshcd upon application to QGarterinss'rf
GOVERNORS ISLAND y. ~, MAh' To-
Iot2 sen;ed proposals. in trlplcaie for hr-
t,btnc Fuel Gasoline. Mineral oil, and Forage
and Straw Ghree months and a year. supply
yeouircd in Eastern Department during year
Influencing July !. 1918, will be received here
.n,u 10 a M April H. 1918. Information
furnished on application to chief quarter
master.
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present the Same within cn days OF submit
70 having said passbook cancelled and new
one issued.
LOST BlnEbook No. 4!rI 464 OF Dry Dock
claims ui on said book is called upon 10 pre
sent the same 10 the 'ank within thirty Gays
az tnc .aid book viii be- declared cancelled
ami 'Nnncu'shcd. ami now one issued IN
lieu incrtof
LOST Baukbook No 5gl.llG. Of the Union
linlc SaNiucs Bank o. missing ANY person
/ @" present DO, same within ten da'S OF sub
mir O" having said uasslook cancelled and A
n,u ON, issued.
LOST Isnhboos 40 G1G.57I. Of the Uriou
Dime savings bans H. missing ANY person
having claim to DO Is hereby called upon
10 present the same within Gem DAYS az sub
m'i 'o having sa.d ptssUook cancelled ana a
new or" IssI.I
lost Eauktoob 40 so. ,ae. of the Union
irut Savings bauh Is missing my person
having a claim to D. H. hereby called upon
10 preseu, tfe same Within ten davs or suh-
m.t to h.rme said p1sslook cancelled ana q
LOST -Uass1oos 80 llao77. issued by Tho
luiou Square saving. Bank lorm''lN The
ln~iit.tIou nr Ii' savings of Merchants
'i'rIs Indr v0I please RETURN Do q" Gre
IuSr OR STOLEN Bm,toot Nc 7oS SG,
'' iur Ir'uar savings Bm.. 100 the CITY ~
ISSUED Cd Arnold a.. JOHN All persons az"
cautioned aKaIust u.eoratiuc the sam, lf
ult returned ,o t.r bank or iie iy.u uHF u'
Msr,h. i9'@ duplicate VIII Doe issued.
lost OE STOLEN Rtnkhooi, So. Go eo6
or tH- trr.ran savings Bank 700 The C'v ~
\.N Nui, .uin.r tt1 ave. aud 1ith 81.
Issued fo Jacob Sl-uud All persons Az"
auto.od a-air,t negotiating TIE same. ~
not returned goo t.' bank ON fhc "tn gay o.
April. l"l3. dupli, ate VIII 10 issued
LOST OE STOLEN Hsr.book 10 go So
.i i"" GelW.n SAVINGS Rank m t.' 'ti. o'
So" f"ib. conner 'h ave- ara lf,n St.
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Observation-Disclosures

VITE LIVINGSTON Imported and DOmeStic
Milllnery.--Nc utilize your own material
in copviug French material From Sl.V0 up.
3Sis Broadway. Phone Audubon Us.
DRESSMAKER and fancy tailoring: prices rss-
sonable: dresses made al short notice: re-
modelling; out. home preferred. Tel. Murray
Hlll-lo3}
< cttAZAHIAN. 202 T. Both st. Ladies and
Gcntlemens Merchant Tailor.-Suits TO or
der. latest STYLES. satisfaction given fancy
French cleaning. pressing. Telephone
yrTTINERY-M Mrs Hutcheson. reInodelling:
rrafcfials furnished; all designs; all orders
r,iaTanteed: personal attention given. Main
Psrlor. 30 Vest 22d ST.
n SAKs. LADIES TAILOR. 2o1 ~. l30h 81
will make up suits from So 10 $50.
,,.rtb 500 III and style absolutely guaran-
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ROSENBERG.- Ladies tailoring; latest
81" s,,tc suits made TO order. with perfect
rantce $50 1894 Amsterdam ave south
,ycst corner Ii4th ST. Phone Mo.ningside 900
- FRIEDMAN. 1872 broadway corner 1920
81, Ladies' tailor and di"ssmaScr. suits.
,fding habits and gowns n specially. ladies'
,aa,eqials made up. Telephone Audubon J01S.
.~., qsot Mad So I12 W. 2ist 81,
ie' Fashionable Dressmaker
II,,DISeNhI<ER coiorod. with the best Of ref
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS


NTW,FW NJ EFWNTlTI
i'F recovery "f goods ana Tor information lcid-
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VINO robbed tie establishment Of NJ SINpNS y
SoN ~ Hester St. New York city. ON March
IT, 1913. All Information viii Dee rcgar led
,lIlctN confidential. Moss. LAlMEEER MAR
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LIBERAL REWARD cor diamond crescent
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s.sa l5l West loan -
,jn,o.AERAT1NE AND ATTRACTIVE I'm
T.. 'nst Is offered 10 women Of good appear
M hau eoucatiOD. School teachers or those
trsnne been school teadn ers preferred. Tx
trs,v unneeeSsary; salary and commission.
|t,.nr aoonn for which we pay required Call be
ana u Dixon Ruc.er Co. 800 9TH ave
"-rHE NEW YORK SCHOOL or
I.,.- :, Il r A u ES.
|h-.s nan ~ West 42d St Sccrcta!iaI
only: s'enography. sccretaral English.
|fHp.nh,y and social amenities. v 81.
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DENTISTS.

DIR HAYWOOD. ~ BROADWAY, corner cham,
hers Phone 1903 Worth Hours 9-5. Closed
Saturday.
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WORK WANTED.

M. r,hIfhAN. Experienced. wants posi-
.n,.,n mechanical Or civil engineers Office A,
.,s e., OF permanent; city preferred. Ad-
atNman. No. 1J2 East Goth St, city.
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EasT sIBE-Relow Iooth street.

eH ST. iia EAST Large room. newly FUR
.s,ei e'eltr. n-nt telephone; private house
iGH So 90 EAST Iare.. '1uis.ue'f fn
rshea 0icsH .o. H.tH ..t'. foI gonf'.
- sn .U.. ... MAINS
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WEST sIDE--Asoye Tooth street.

18th ST c. WEST -- Desirable rooms. s. 80
s.. elevator Iec,ricity. telephone. Apt o.
rTR IT go WEST sum, independent
,4Ie modern. elevator. convenient sI'-
r.g geyated .I.ft.. Apartment =
NIX - sp WEST BtduufI' rooms go pr.
i.p house. .u'.u.u oilH. reference.
am ST 5l3 WEST comfortable room in
dan Quiet house. UIlning water. ban. te!e-
..aa.. adjacent subway. - ana surface. per
sasni. gentlemen only
an ST 600 WEST Handsomely fun
-'slel room. T.. .p-fo-datr elevator slaf.
.., oyer.cotHs Ilosou. hio.h from SUBJ
o. Ap, ~.
SRI sr 57f NESTING couue.tiu-.
s4ary froIt rooms. absolutely private:
ri srd hcdlr- practically leN no 9th Dr.
s.rsrs treaaf.,f optional BEA 'liAl.'
18Th ST. GGl WEST Cheerful room. view
- groaGw. uhDur. modern cou'eui.uD ns .