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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
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--- T-T.-Es y = pE4s#sI=~. o - ~ e.
TIE JEW As There has been con-
AN; AMERICAN siderable comment Of
CIIIZEN. slate in.the American
press as to the at
tit,1de taken oy a certain paper PUP
lisaed by a wealthy manufacturer IN
which re adversary crit:c!zss TIE jew
ass an American. ci:iaen. This is, in
deed, a re..apse into thc dark ages,
T5 take such a. position in the Untea
States. where The Jew has established
himself Us. a leading factor IN every
sphere CT activity, bears the sSamp
eli ,b:go;,y itself. In philanthropy. in
Jurisprudence, in meychan :, IN
manufacturing, IN mining, Ill Journal
ism. in al The varied waSks CT car
social ard civi! life, the jew has been
c~onsp:cuously to the front: In the
late war he demonstrated no. only
his patriotism al meme but ADDED TO
tae lasuels of our gallant so.G.ars III
France. Tie history CT the jew is
one Of which any man might wel be
proud. '.In one paif: says ST Ed
ward Freeman, he remowned his
tsrian, speaking Of the Jews, I'VE
must. sst ,tham even ABOVE the AIRY
abs That point was the religion
that taGgh. that there was bat one
God. Christianity itself owes is ORR
gin to- the jew. leans upor his Bible,
and It's founder was Of the royal rare
of David. During The m232!e ages.
the Jewish race was submerged. But
With the growth CT civilization h.s
eond9.ion improved. Within the last
two certlirie: he has furnished to Eu-i
lpps It's forem6st fanny oil financ.eTs.
There were two Jews among Napc-
lsyns famous. n%iarshals. What name
ranks higher than that CT Spiroza
among the words thinkers. Or IN
music who is m3r2 5sscr@l than Men
deissahn. Dirsaeli WAS among the
greatest Of Eng!an&'S prenl;ers. and
~cs5-eeneral.cd BiSmafk IN diplomacy!
But f&afGiy thesLord Chief Justice of
England was . Jew, and President
wilson appointed Justice Brands:s as,
a member Of the Uritssf States SUI
p,eme Court. In fact. the Jew has:
written his a&lMe large upon the scrof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
MEXICAN LABOR STAGES
WELCOMEFOR GOMPERS

2 < =. ~ - :.
Nsx;ao City. Jan, IA. Samuel
Gcmpers. president Of the American
EcGhfaticu of Labor was expected
= be q leading figure in contests for
leadership of the Pan American La
'trr Ccnrress which organized Eere
@4ay.
Although. RADICAL labor leaders
hera protest that the regular organ
;zat:un does not represent; item.
Wmkmen OF all classes gathered q:
ms station to welcome Gampers and
Il: companions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
COOLIDGE GREETINGS FOUND
Under HIS DESK RLOTTEE

i;oaton, Jan. ll.-Whcn Governor
Charming Cox took stool; 6 th2 sxec-
L IL desk Yesterday he decided it
.resdc.!a rcw better. When the old
-, was lifeed Governor Cox found
LIZ tall2wirg note beneath it.
MY Pear Gcvenar Cox want
ic fe: We You NY best wishes, my as,
usa!ca of support and my conf
her.c in your success. Cordially.
Calvin Cooiir &c"
Subscribe 70 The GAIT tie and gel
!" tho news of your lcctl community
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
FORD GAIN NOW 522 VOTES

IL 51l precincts in. Michigan
Tierry Ford h"s gainel 522 votes
?gr Senator Ncwiosrry IN the re
amt Ct the SCI atoIial election the
srtate Electicaa Committee nnoun
81 Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
RECORD SNOW IL ROANOKE

Roanoke, Jan. ll.--One of the
heaviest SHOWS in the history CT Roa-
rex" fell during the last "a hours,
havir@ reached a derth of from 10
70 is inches en- the level. V%ehicular
traffic is practically suspended ana
at least one building has collapsed
nndar the weight on its roof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
s. Cp,aitihg caEls foF First
ss 80 Time l!Sffc2 1915.

!: Washington, Jar 4:7For the
ftst time since 1919 the treasury
este1day was counting its cash.
Actual Get Of the Governments
racrcy. officials explained, IS mad"
whenever there is change Of Treas
~.i,ers, SO that the retiring Treasurer
"sn be r"nerad II is bond.
john .Buika retired last week ana
G4y n. AlEsn,>lA ssistant Trea<u-=.,
T. acting. as Treasurer, pending &C
ai&n by the Senate on his nominations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11

MS skull fractured. does Hot.heasve
rat rs son was the victim of a
runken fall jas the police asssr-he
believes his sopEas murdered:
Frsmgsasby ! thisi cenkiction, ne
sas o~fffefsd@ai reward Of $1,000 for
~soEmat;on that would fasten the
III 4kss. those he believes response
skfsEor his sons death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11
RELIEVES son MURDERED.
ROSSELMAN OFFERS $1,000

New York, Jan. liz. \. Bos.
,clman, head Of The New York Sou.
enir Shop and father Of Carl tAs
9osselman, Of Washington, D. G..
tho was found on the morning .
January ., lying on the stree; with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11

l:elr :9t But certain auth: autke iits&est alsertee
that should De Valera be delegated
by thc dali cream Irish republican
,raFiiAme ,It Which, it is recognized,
is the Gefacto representative body o.
the southern Irish people. Che situa-
tor might: be rcconsidered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11

these clinics have been held THAI the
people are eager for the examination,
4.hd hundreds of cases of -t5bereaaes
ISIS have been found and treatment
advised by tkeseApeTt mssfiag 2tps
examination. q lar2e Number of
ccgnties have requested free clinics.
and will receive them as rapidly .sas
it is possible for the~Association tc
have them held. si.4 j
~. rd.nrr sNiIti1ns4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-11

GHiLDBEGGARs Tie grand
For MOVIE TICKETS jury yeStet-
OK THE STREETS. day i'll the
corporate on
cpurt reported to Judge Robinson
Noneure@ Ehat it had been inf.:mai
that a n~utsarnce existed at the moving
lacture theatres By children begging
rsassSTs-Jy fer mercy to bay tickets.
'she jury recommended that the mat
i: he brought to the attention CT the
IRlice ~dsparSmeat. This is certainly
Il me5ae n &c rights direction ASIDE
Ercnrtha annoyance to the public, tbs
children are acquiring vicious habits
hat viii ys50rer OF later lead them
a. evil! paths. There Should be g
step rut.to the practice and at once.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Quick!y Regains Stre,zgth Aher .1
 Attacks OfPLeur1S
Pennsylvania Woman, Long Suffering From Weak And Rundown State of Health, Attributes Her
 Remarkable Recovery to Taking Wincarnis.

Mrs. Laura Schneck, formerly of 126 West 7th Street, Philadelphia, now of Bridgeport, Pa, after two at tacks of pleurisy, could not regain her strength and suffered for a long time from weakness, lack of sleep and loss of appetite.
 ''I was for a long time in a very nervous and rundown condition writes Mrs. Schneck. "One day I SEW your advertisement in the paper and bought a bottle of Wincarnis. soon began to notice that I was eating and sleeping much better, and after a while my nerves quieted down, and began to feel fine, putting on flesh, which I needed, as I was very thin after my illness"
 If you are weak, nnaemic, nervous or rundown start taking Wincarpis now. You can hardly believe how
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
AT LYCEUNf.

''Lombardi Ltd'', which was written by Fanny Hatton and produced by Leo Carillo, had long dun in the leading cities of the country. The Lorne Elwyn players are playing the same play an d in the same way as Boston and for much smaller prices than Boston. This is the last week of the players, and those who have not seen them have a chance for the remainder of the week to do so. Miss Bauer and MT. Chase proved very popular during their brief stay here under the ppresent engagement.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
DEVILS GARDEN" AT

An unusual treat is in store for the Barrymore, the distinguished Ameri- can actor, declared by many to be the most talented member of the famous Barrymore family. will be the attrac- tion in The Devils Garden" his lat est Associated First National starring vehicle.
 In the same picture with the noted Barrymore, will be seen his wife. Doris Rankin, playing the leading feminine role, and such well known artists as H. Cooper Cliffe and Mae McAvoy. Declared by all who have seen a preview of this remarkable hicle which has yet been given Lionel Barrymore, a cinema enter tainment of the very highest calibre is assured.
 The Devils Garden" was produced under the personal supervision of Whitman Bennett, with Kenneth Webb as the director. It was adapt ed from the powerful novel of the same name by w. B. Marwell.
 In the film version MT. Barrymore takes a part which gives him a won derful opportunity to display his re- markable histrionic ability-that Of temper and passions.
 The Keith vaudeville bill for the last three days contains four excellent acts featuring Chung Moey Co. in a novelty scenic dance offering.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24

When a Man Sees Red" this famous star plays the part of rover of the seas; a man who, rough and ready and big-hearted, comes home to find his sister dead as the result of a scoundreFs act, and takes up the pur- suit of the man in vengeance. The chase ends on a South Sea Isle-ends as it must end when a powerful man, consecrated to such cause, meets his foe face to face and sees red'.
 The four act vaudeville bill is headed by a snappy little musical comedy entitled Don't Shoot" Oth- CT acts are Goldie and Ward, singing and dancing; Porter and Almond, d novelty sketch; and Dolly and Calame, in a singing and talking number. Mutt ad Jeff, Fox News and a com edy reel complete the bill.
 Two special features secured for Sunday evening are William Russell in Colorado Pluck" in which a western miner, much in love, pro- ceedS to make love in his own way; and a bright comedy drama, Step ping Out.'
 Coupons found on page two, plus the price of one admission, admit two patrons to Fox's, and Saturdays cou- pons are good on Sunday evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24

much Wincarnis will help vol bring you renewed health, str1 and endurance. Yet thousand people, like Mrs. Schneck, gratefJ the health and strength Wind gave them, have vouched for it markable virtues as a tonic, Fl structive and bloodmaker
 Wincarnis is one of the oldest eral tonics in existence, and has recommended by over 10000 pI sians in all parts of the world. a bottle of Wincarnis today. in two sizes-$1.95 and $1.10 at inson Drug Co.,, 169 Main St., -an| other first class drug stores.
 Write for free instructive bod Hundred percent health, Hoy obtain it." to Edward Lassere, Dept. A, 400 West 23rd Street, York, U. s. Agents for Wincarni
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife

oohSealcd an ici0le to lower degrees of cold. Why Margaret ptrmits your pIolahity and vulgarity of speech I cannot fathom. But please remem- per mat | am your mother. and never iel me hear such language from won again
 she swept out Of the door into the next room, her head held disdainfuIIv hlSh. As is her wont when. angered or annoyed at Dicky, she had man. aged 10 convey the idea that his ideas and ideals had been palpab ably lowered since his marriage to me, and that I was the cause of his doteEioration.
 Dicky grtnned ruefully at her re- treatin. back. .
 "Rcn; It? No!"-
 You Pernicious Innuence," he murmurcd 10 mo with mock re- pfoach. tweaking my ear in passing to follow his mother into the next room And, Of course. with the assurance that my husband was on my side in- stead of his mothers in the age-old contest. I promptly forgot an rancor toward her: indeed. I oblitcrated the Httlc sting from my memory
 We found her standing in the door way between the big. old-fashioned double paElors-thc second visit she had paid the .spot-gazing specula- lively at the carved woodwork.
 "lf this were thrown into one big room" shc said. as if to herself.
 | caught her up eagerly.
 Wouldn't it make n wonderful liv- ing room!' I exclaimed.
 She gave me a stare that made me uncomfortable by something elusive in it which I could not understand.
 "I thought you said there was nothing for salc or rent in the place." she said incisively. What was the matter with this? Too much trouble to fix it up?''
 I could hardly believe my ears Had she really capitulatcd so quickly.
 Why II" my voice was noth ing but an embarrassed stammer. Dicky came to my rescue dashingIv.
 "Madge never thought you would consider 1t for n moment, mother. dear" he said. besides I don't be- lieve anybody knew it was for sale before Mrs. Ticer spoke of it. Do you really mean you think we'd bGttaI tr,S
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
Mother Graham Surprised Even
 DiCky.

Mother Graham Surprised Even
 DiCky.
 hero wcro a Cobwcbby, dirty cor |t tho old DaCCy farmhouse which |oughty mother-in-law did no! in minutely and make mo sharu |n Scruting | do not remember 1t. |etuil, good or bad. of tho struc- escaped her. and sho might have a prospective purchaser instead Ireiy whiling away tho timo until bpair of the Car should bc accom- td. or rather the pretense of re- with which we were Keeping her Q place wo wished to buy. ky strode in as she was pccring | a door beside ono of the old bees.
 |ok out. mother. you may find a beard victim or case of hooch," lied gayly.
 ! paid no attention to him until | nd scrutinized the interior of the
 cavity thoroughly. Then she htencd herself and spoke excit- an old warming oven. Just of itl"
 ky flashed an amused glance at We arc used to Mother Grah- reverence for ancient things. and frovorcnt son declares that she hor prayers to George Washing portrait every night.
 Imagine thcre uro mora old
 than that in the place" piCky udicially. Looks in this kitch- t here us if they had built up hmensc old fireplace. Come on. ak0 a scout at it."
 Ihy have you left the car?" his z demanded disconccrtingly.
 \ Naughty Exit.
 it's all rightv" he rcioined. inatoly. Madgc was driving on ktremc right side of the road it gave up tho ghost. SO it isn't ybody's way, and Two sent se for tho garage man with in- ons to toot like the devil when s here. Thus I'll have a chance
 lore tlfia, too, have a pretty
 m antiques myself. I was al-
 fraid I'd marry one-probably
 if Madge hadn't seen mo first Eabbcd me"
 ,cothar had stfefanad at hfa ex-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24

ought to have a small farm in the background"
 And you approve of our buying it?" Dicky asked incredulously.
 Yes, decidedly, but not of the method you two have taken to make me approve" his mother returned, with sternness in her face, but the glint of an ironical smile in her eyes. Now. Margaret. if you'lI go out and start that car you'll perhaps be in time to go down and sign the papers which are waiting for you"
New Britain herald., 1921-06-24
BILL FARNUM HIS GOOD
 IN LATEST FOX REEI.

William Farnum did the expected yesterday when he opened at Fox's theater in When a Man Sees Red.'' He aroused full houses to real old
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25
Maxim GorkY.

Maxim Gorky." who was reported
TO be on his way to England on a
visit TO H. 6. Wells. but is still held
up by the Bolshevist authorities on
the frontier. is Alexei ryeshkof. the
poet and chronicler OF the pariahs
and vagabonds of Russian society,
says Living Age
"Gorky" means bitter" The full
name. Maxim Gorky." may, perhaps,
he read 10 mean the biterest of the
bitter" The pse1ionym effectively
symbolizes Pyeshkof's attitude toward
life. for his fiction is the distilled es-
sence OF the disappointed.
He was not at first q Bolshevik.
and he seems only TO have joined the
Bolsheyist ranks under pressure.
Given his choice between low diet
and high office. he preferred the lat
ter which is one. happily, that does
not require him 10 take active part
In the preparation of atrocities.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25
NHkhl
Writer Denies Lenin Any EIe.
ment OF Greatness.
Tragedy In His Early Life Largely In
fiuenced the Actions OF Sinister
Russian Revolutionist.

Lenin, that extraordinary Russian. Is
well enough known to the world as
politician and leader but little known
as a personality. w II. +. Rasevi. in
the Forum. discloSes some interest
ing facts regarding the educational and
moral influences that early shaped the
character OF this sinister revolutionary
and that went toward the making OF
the man who has turned the tremen-
dous tide Of vast empire
Until 1911" writes Mr. BasevI. "he
was merely one of host Of dis
gruntled exiles, wanderers In foreign
lands. who lived from hand to mouth
by free-lance journalism, or picked UP
a precarious livelihood as tourists
guides or by lecturing and teaching
Russian. assisted at infrequent and un.
certain intervals by remittances from
reluctant relatives. and loans from
friends. Driven by poverty as we'll as
by conviction TO join the underworld
of revolutionary intriguers. and to join
In plots against the government wher-
ever they might be. they were always
under surveillance BY the police. and
were compelled to change their names
as frequently as their homes In order
10 evade pursuit and gain little res
pite"
And continuing, Mr.. Baseyi says:
Vladimir flyitch Ullanoff, whose
nom de guerre Is Lenin, Ia the son Of
a member OF the lower order of tho
hereditary nobility The father appar-
emily had revolutionary theories which
Lenin and his elder brother put into
practice. The two boys were educated
at the kazan university. and here oc-
Cured tragedy which was probably
the turning point in Lenln's career. His
elder brother was executed for COM
plicity in a plot 10 assassinate the car,
Alexander Ill II Is not difficult to I'M
derstaud the effect of this distressing
event upon an emotional and courage
Gus youth. already convinced that alb
soutism was the cause OF all the trou-
bles in his unhappy country. In his
eyes his brother was martyr, and he
himself was ready for the same fate.
But martyrdom was not his fate II
that is yet TO come. If he is to meet
his death by assassination, which IL
70 frequently the end Of revolutionar-
les, II will come by strange irony, not
IN the cause Of liberty, but for exer-
cisng despotic tyranny unknown in
all the history OF the cars Lenin was
expelled from the kazan university for
participating in n political demonstra-
ton He studied law ut the Uniyer-
sity OF Petrograd and In later years
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25

Fires In the United States In five
years have destroyed property worth
nearly Sl.50o,0O0,OO0. Electricity is
given as the chief cause of fires, with
matches. smoking" second; defective
Chimneys and fues. third; stoves. fur
uaces, boilers and pipes fourth; spon-
taneous combustion. fifth: lightning,
sixth; sparks on roofs, seventh. and
petroleum. and its products, eighth.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25


had been exiled I'd e
opinions. -.
what RobespierrA Elm
Eyarlste Kari Marx an to
Lenin. From his own II Ia
evident that he is man WtlN. marrow
but acute intellect, and possesses the
purely deductlve type of mind.i His
tendency is 10 discard all complex and
confusing facts, and for the sake OF
clearness and simplicity TO consider life
and men as distractions.
ITO Lenin. Marx and Engcls are the
prophets OF new religion, and Das
Kapltal a holy Koran. every word In
spired To criticize IL is blaspLeniy;
10 differ from 1t the most damnable
OF heresies. II Is the first word and
the last. the Alpha and Omega. the be-
ginning and the end of economic doc
trIne. The entire domination which
these works exercise over his in
tellectual faculties is evident through
out his writings TO confute an adj
versary he quotes text and feels the
matter Is settled"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25

well, Rastus | hear you are work
ing again What business are you
engaged in now7'
Use done be in de mining business
sail.
what kind Of mining are you do
ing-gold. silver or diemondi"
Use doing calsomIning. sab"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25
Do you know the facts about
building costs =?

a ared DOWN.?
you to us aboutbu
MAX REPAIRS
home remodel old one?
get in touch with the siuaio at once.
i to de-
velop. The
o III a mostc
savin in item our
O be on
s million
planning build, remodel let
W
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25

Special Price of $l.2O is Placed on
Our $3.50 Dress Linens
The un-crushabe linen that has been popular with
this which guaranteed TO be all pure linen sc in
wide, all shades including blues pinks and natural
shades No to sell after sockis exhausted
Request samples these always glad to
comply.
Our Mail Order Department is Always
at Your Service
Evening star., 1921-10-09
,Sl2.5W.

!. -. :. $l2,5m.
On beautiful 18th st. north Of Eselid st.
Strictly modern ,,! aosss@ . BRICK t'ed baths;
Sf2OOO-Mt. Pleasant. Bargain.
"A hish-class colonial brick house. Of 10 spa
cious rooms. hardwood noora: h.-w b.. elect;
large yard. with garage for 2.cars $3.50
$88D-Near 10th g. Park, Road.
D1csilent ;6room brick house, hav.ng ami;
hardwood neofs: large sleeping porch; modern
SIC, Taylor St, NV
One of those beautiful new Groom colonial
brick houses.s having ami. hardwood doors;
concrete perches. front and back: double sleep
ling porch; large sbaiit.in garage; attractive
terms. :. -<e3aS =, 80 -
7 .Vacant-$$4,o50.
Attractive Groom and bath, In nne condi-
ton: newly papered and painted; room for
S,35OLOyerlooking Lin. Park.
A most desirable s-room brick house; hav-
ing a.m,i large front and back yards; excep-
tional value in this location:
,$4,85O-Near Union Station.
very desirable 7-room brick houae. furnace
heat, gas, excellent bath; large yards to wide
paved alley: small cash payment, balance less
than rent.
So, ,5OOHDowntown on 10th St.
At this attractive price We offer q we'll CON
structed Groom brick house In good condition
throughout, filled with roomsrs at. good rates;
HARRY I.sCHEW,
Z Main :1e40.t '2o5~ Continental Trust. Bldg.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES

1ILLYEE PLACE, JUST OFF conn. AVE;
immediate possession: 0 rooms and bath; de-
18th ST. IN the 1900 block: da,s tias looking ood
baths; deep lot to paved alley; price, $4,000
18th st., between and o; large. comfort
able brick dwelling; 8 rooms and bath; hrst-
door kitchen; 50 COO.
An excellent buy on Euclid ST., just of 18th
xt.; 0 rooms and baths: all modern improve
ments: good condition: immediate possession;
reasonable terms; $1,000.
One Of the best buys in Petworth; 800 block
Quincy St; brick: rooms and bath; hot water
heat: electric light; only $500; reasonable
terms; immediate possession.
An ideal rooming-house proposition; 1oO
block + ST. ne: rooms and bath: furnace
heat and electric light; priced very reason
ably: exceptionally easy terms; $500.
10 COLORED RCHASERS-Q st. nea,
16th: lot 22x9S to 15-ft alley: good, sTbstan
tiaf brick dwelling: modern improvements:
ay-wfndow front; room garage in rear.
. Chevy Chase. D. C.; delightful home; best
street in subdivision; 12 rooms, , baths; ga
rage; large lot: S21 600.
LEE u. l.ATIMER COMPANY,
Realtor,
Evening star., 1921-10-09

WE HAVE FOR SALE,
without doubt. one of the best-built, most
attractive homes In Takoma Park; walking
distance Of 14th st. cars: 6 rooms. large tile
bath, commod.ous and well arranged breakfast
and sleeping porches; complete electric yacu-
um sweeper outfit for two noors; h.-w.h. and
elec.: open fireplace: clothes chute; built-in
closets; many other convenient features: wax
finish hardwood floors and trim, down and up
stairs; garage: good lot and pretty trees
ably priced home, only $12, 500; equity In cash;
$lS5 month. Why, per rent? (60s6e)
o. B. ZANIzINGER,
.912 10th st. NV. .Aaia 53s1.