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Evening star., 1927-05-05

being fostered by foreign governments
and publicists, and that SO far as the
United States Government is conccr n
ed it regards the correspondence as
closed. The brief note of acknowledge
ment was meant to convey the i'm
preston that the United States does
not desire at this time to reopen the
debt settlement made with Great Brit.
ain. A lengthy discussion of views
already arrived at would, it is felt,
merely encourage the British to hope
for a revision which public sentiment
has not yet shown signs of faVoring.
At least, neither the Democratic nor
Republican administration since the
war has favored it, and no consider
able group in either party in Congress
is asking for revision.
The brief note may not stop the dis
,cussion. however as Secretary Mel
Ion pointed the way by issuing a state
ment, which was given directly to the
press, and this method of campaign
ing can be carried on indefinitely.
Downright 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Real Damage Charged.

The Star also heads it's dispatches:
Curt L. S. Reply"
The Evening Standard uses the
caption: WAR Debts Letter a 'Domes-
tic Affair shington Angry"
In an editorial under the head OF
''Mellonisms' the Evenitt, Standard
says the original statement of the
Secretary of Treasury did not affect
Anglo-American relations, but that
1.-The sting of his observations lay in
their effect upon our allies and upon
European opinion generally"
THE evidence is very clear" it con-
tinues, that the American Secretary
of the Treasury has done real damage
to the British name among the peoples
of Europe"
The paper adds that the Secretary
had given Great Britain's debtors the
impression that she was making a
handsome profit on the war debt
payments at their expense.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

United States Treasury. a series OF
statements in regard to Great Britain.
which for the reasons set out above
appear to them not to represent &C.
curately or completely the facts. They
trust that the United States Govern
ment will take steps to remove the
unfortunate impression that has been
created by the issue OF this statement.
The position and policy OF the British
government in regard to these inter.
national payments is we'll known AMI
the records are easily available: but
if at any time further information is
desired by the United States Treasury.
his majesty's government will he
happy to furnish ii.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

Continued from Ienth PageD
does the implication that no govern
ment was involved, the statement of
the British note that this loan was a
private transaction and is not an in.
tergovernmental debt is not strictly
accurate. 1t was in the light of these
facts and in the absence of any Off
cial statement as to the responsibility
Of the British government to the Bank
! of England that these payments were
included in my statement of lnterna-
tional payments on account of war
debts. II the British government was
obligated to indemnify the Bank of
England the payments would serve
to reduce n contingent liability which
if not paid by France would become
an added burden to the British tax
payer.
Receipts Will Cover Payments.
"But irrespective of the application
Of the large payments which Great
Britain has received and will receive
this year from the governments of
Germany, France and Italy, ! desire
to point out that the Columbia and
Princeton professors had claimed that
the payments to this country would
impose a tremendous burden of taxa
ton on friendly countries for the next
two generations. This is the statement
which / challenge. The note of the
British government makes it entirely
clear that / was correct in challeng
ing the accuracy of that statement,
for whatever differences there may be
as TO the payments to be received and
made by Great Britain in the years
1926 and 1927, the British govern
ment admits that after the first of
September, 1928, it will receive from
its debtors enough to cover current
payments due to the UEited States
Government, assuming the agreement
with France is ratified.
THE two points most stressed by
the advocates of debt cancellation are
that capacity to pay is not a fair
basis of settlement and that the agree
ments that have been negotiated will
impose on those debtors with whom
we were associated in the war heavy
burden over a very long period of
time. What l desired to emphasize
in the letter to President Hibben was
that there could be no fairer meaSur-
ing stick than capacity to pay liberal
ly interpreted, and then to bring out
the all-important fact, apparently
overlooked, that some of our debtors
have already reached the point, and
others are about to reach it, where,
taking into consideration all payments
on account of war debts and war in
IDENTITIES, our principal debtors are
receiving or will receive more than
they pay us. In other words, in the
near future balances on international
payments resulting directly from war
debts or Dawes payments will be in
favor Of our principal debtors The
purpose of the Hibben letter was to
make this clear to the American peo-
pie.
Would Avoid Dispute.
Il have in this statement confined
myself to answering the criticisms of
the Hibben letter contained in the
British note. 1t seems to me wholly
undesirable to enlarge the field of
possible differences by commenting on
other phases Of the British note, and
the failure to do SO should not be in
terpreted as an agreement with all of
the views therein set forth
1T seems to me, however, that the
reference to the share of the Dawes
Evening star., 1927-05-05
BRITISH OFFICIAL SAYS
NOTE WAS TO RE-
MOVE "FALSE IDEAS

Continued from First Page)
collect more from her continental
debtors than she must pay the United
StateS(
Treasury officials today were study
ing Secretary Melons lengthy state
ment on the British note, but no
authoritative comment on it was forth
coming.
Secretary Kellogg's brief reply to
the British note and Secretary Mel
Ions new statement on the subject
are given much front-page space in
the London afternoon newspapers.
The Evening News uses the headlines:
> Curt L. S. Reply to British Note.
"Britain's Friendly Note Repulsed.
II. s. Has No Desire to Debate Her
Chancellor's Attack.
"Mr Mellon TTnrenentant' -
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Continued from Tenth Page)
the British people are sustaining the
full charge for the advances made by
his majesty's government to the allied
governments TO enable them to finance
the purchase of necessary commodi-
ties during the war not only in Great
Britain but also in neutral countries.
The capital sums lent for this purpose
amounted to net total of 1880
millions $4,000 millions) which, with
interest accrued during the war
period. amount on July !, 1919, 10
over f1.450 millions $4,000 millions) or
nearly double the debt which his
majesty's government had themselves
contracted at that date with the
United States Government.
This amount was borrowed by the
British government from it's own ma
tionals and in respect Of this debt the
British taxpayer has had to pay inter.
est at over per cent each year since
making total annual payment of
f7212 millions which will continue
until the debt is paid off by further
Evening star., 1927-05-05
LEAGUE WOMEN GATHER.
More Than 800 Attending Annual
Convention in Baltimore.
,necial nisnatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 5.--More than
800 women from all parts'of the State
are here for the annual convention of
the MARYLAND League of Women
Voters today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Ellicott. president,
will preside at all sessions and will
give an address of welcome and a
report of the years work of the
league. County problems and the
poor farm will be discussed by Miss
Emily Randall and Miss Lavinia
Engle, manager of the league.
Tomorrow will be devoted to a dis
cussion on political economies, prob
lens in reaction to the tariff and
David j. Lewis. former member of
the United States Tariff Commission,
will speak on Tariff Rate Making by
judicial and Non-Partisan Commits
sion"
Evening star., 1927-05-05

Continued from Tenth Page.)
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Continued from First Page)
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TEXT OF GREAT BRITAIN'S NOTE
ON MELONS LETTER ON DEBTS

Continued from Tenth Page)
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A new compound of formaldehyde
is said by the Pasteur Institute in
Paris to be more effective against
mosquitoes than anything in use.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

and additional contributions from
British taxpayers. No relief from this
burden can be looked for from receipts
from reparations and allied war debts,
for in no case will those receipts
amount to a greater total than that
of British debt payments to the
ITpftad States Eos.erpr,apt
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Will Retain No Receipts.

Whereas the United States Govern
ment is receiving from Germany a
share of the Dawes annuities esti-
mated to cover its reparation claims in
full, and at the same time obtain from
Great Britain repayment, with inter-
est at 3 per cent. of the full amount
of war loans it advanced to Great
Britain, Great Britain will retain for
herself nothing of any payments she
receives in respect either of repara-
tions or of interallied war debts, but
will apply all her receipts toward part
payment of her liabilities to the
United States. Any balance that re-
mains she will pay out of her own re-
sources, and in any case she will have
Evening star., 1927-05-05

to support the entire burden of her
war losses and of the war loans she
herself made to her allies.
His majesty's government have set
out these considerations in no conten-
tious or controversial spirit. On the
contrary, their desire is to maintain
and to promote friendly understand
ing between the two great English
speaking nations, on whose co-opera.
ton great issues for the peace and
progress of the world depend. They
view with great misgiving the diver
gence of opinion and the estrange-
ment of sentiment which is growing
mp in regard TO these war obligations.
II appears to them to be the task of
British and of American statesmen to
do what can be done to alleviate this
difference of view by setting out
frankly and fairly the facts of the
case and the policy adopted on either
side. But the controversy can only be
intensified If public opinion in Ameri-
ca is guided by statements of facts in
regard to their European debtors,
which to those debtors appear inaccu-
rate and misleading.
q
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Regrets Issuance of Statements.

It is for this reason that his
ma jesty's government regret that
there should have been issued, under
the authority Of the Secretary Of the
Evening star., 1927-12-28
COLORED HOUSES.
Lowest Rentals.
Good Condition.

slS cath ST. NV.
a'room hrIek .,,,,,...,,.,,,,.,sa $40 90
ISIS North Carolina Ave, NE.
. Fuaihs s,,.t1t*s s''-r - - - eRa uu
223s 10th st, NV,
a'r"om hfiek ,,,,...,,.t',.',. ,saa Oh
2a1S 9th st. NV,
I foama and hath, ,,.,.t...s,at,,, s3a,aa
900 9th ST. S.E,
q fooMs and hath, ,,,,,,,ts,,,.,.,s saf 40
77O Irving ST. NV,
u sooms AMI bath ,.,s,tt,.,,,,,,$af,aa 40
IA Elm ST. NV.
q faams and bath. .,.s,.et.,t,s,,, sAe 40
zoo ond St, NV,
d saaa,s and hath h,'w,h eiae, saa 90
!. DALLAS GRADY,
DOL. .ilth ~. NV,
AAlm htsl,
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APARTMENTs-UNFuRNisHED

1000 Il [ AvE--s 4 20 $4,000
hhWsnikff hW XIV sn.HSrlEnT. 4 $40 yslo Msrsh II n
l0a COL1agb~-y AND & rms BATH
I'E ts,, s"1 1yI1 ~ 80 ""d $50 a. hs.@ ~.
ron ARTISTS. WRITER'S MUSICIANS
references rea,lifed tgl E,e u, . " .D'
BEAUTY rARiOR AFAKT1ksT AR.
ranged and htte1 ready tor .ernpahfs. ffa
sonaDie rental, The Afsoobe iHih and Col
aTTsACTIvE R0ons AND BATn
n0s4 \ ), DESIRABLE 4an' saogT APT
A.,iiS h'"t vi. isui.o., phals h. l5iI t6'
N2 sIa sT sE ,osn ,,,,: !a;o G,pca d!a fnon .,,ph
sne,ae Il new spa,t'eent ,sai'.iInss Z. ne
e. 's}i' ., iSs ;s 'i'iiS 'iiS. S'"'""''f rive .ss
I4is GIRAaD sT GWr-S LARGE ROOMS
wv, s"a =, a,s sfss 8. ,a.,iS" .satia"@ rent :'
sle a 1vs sS III .ys 1TTb.ar'sn h.., ": @as
flfnlAhed Reasonable.
sa. As9 pjHeaen ea s5s,,s,H, ., AND
STONY 4 90. sl2 lib - ". 400.
TaaEE l fi sEAnTg + sxTaA .ss., LAasE ks pI os
.lsasa sI"s fats s5S sSo ef,s''f'" beat 4 20. !"
noor rooms clothes CLOSETS, tli.a bath
.ts ' ses.std e,assdfas ssss Il s;f'u'"l'n4@ eoe r"p
THE MET.EOsE' I343 CLIFTON b, W ~
! fiadiye cheerful 3 room bath apt am
spoRxsa filiI' X ID 4os va | ~. ~. Rs,.h i01
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COUNTS. eth AND MD. AVE,
elevator and switchboard service. Resi'
< % rooms III, rec. hall and bath sg7 so
/ room. kitchen and bath ...... 1000
room rec. hal, and bath, ....., a:.50
t7ea i7th ST, NV --frss electric reiriser'
3 rooms Kitchen and bath. 49,. .sGT 30
2 rooms kitchen and bath ......, 5000
osl sEwAKk ST swss VI, ans ,s,s sse,sc ss
ton rooms ki,chsn and bath wv SO
snEAMANOR., ato BUCHANAN 81. NV,
E room s"i S,, s..sefs asa Sa,s s"a bath ss 90 20
.Hr gLwooD iAai 18th ST NV
@ @se,iasmt "ia,nassr E,.assr .a premises" s s..,.
rasa,. '. si.en". a" and al sa.n ns'n ,%s 40 80
7ls Ii.h ST. NV rooms kitehen ana
iaio EYE st, sw,---s rm. and b.. $40 90
sEAToM; ,sS ,ss E Es.,b AVE NV lssg: Y,
'rosn rosm. a''a ai,ensa % aad bath .ssssS sss 90 90
1914 BELMONT ST. Nw.--a reans,
ttt7 OAK ST. NV: rooms. 1,.ehen ana
4 rooms. kitchen ana bath. Ks 90
,asi isth ST, NV 30 rooms ki,ehsn ami
hath ,s-t,,. ,..s,,+,,,.,.,,, 81. 40
i0.a nh ST N - rooms \ b ,$ab Oh
NOS OTIS, III, s,w..~~a raonas sitehsa and
hath - 80 80 '''' ''tst ts5f u"
los nh ST sE,--vi faam, kitehsn and
bhth s''t'r 'fsst 80 ,RtGVu
LAFAYETTE 1907 9TH ST NV, ,-~a toou,s.
I 'ooms ki,,Gen and hath ,...' 10 ID
1919 ADAMS MIA. .an NV, ard n
u .00ms hit bath paroh ,,., shO 10
t7oa IAhlER ~. 80 roua,sA k,,ehen and
bath - ,ttts ehi bO W Nbh 90
bbot TN ~, Nw-"~a eaams kitehsn apd
ba'N tENb nv
nth gUth ST. NV -~~j raams Kitchen aud
hhth > Naa Hu
.t.7 End ~ Ne % raams kitehen And
HAth rs.,t.af tRtEy @nuiuu
TAO kRWT0s ST NV .-~i room kiiehen
dlHins alt usa and hath, ,.,t4tt SAY 30
'iant nh ST. Me- roam kit aud
HAA BRttE. tfts ttsttFs,. Raf.nH
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
COLORED.

$40 So. Capitol st-M0 rooms. bath. .s51 90
337 18th al se-6 rooms bath $3.50
222 2nd st n.w-D rooms bath so 90
1913 South Cauitoi st---S r. bath As so
601 n II. ave. n.w.--6 r. water. $500
514 gath st n.w.--G rooms. bath. 80 80
422 11th st. sw-G rms water. 30 50
31OO Va ave nw--G r. water 26 90
1909 21st at. n.w.--5 rooms water. $3.50
651 goth st ne--5 rooms water 90 so
2fIa 14th st set rooms water 1880
25l7 + vt. n.w.--5 rooms, water. -. 80
JAMES r. SHEA.
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WANTED To RENT-HOtSES.
WANTEn-~FrRSlSHE HOUSE in GOOD
ioration: must have garage haiit-in psc.
ferrsxi, rent reasonable; state nrtre and soea.
tinr AA'ress nox IL. v Star ohser &c
GNPUR Ntsurn HOtSE IN NV. WITH I
Nedn,asn<, nat over $50 per month. Address
Rux pS.N Star astlte.
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Observation-Disclosures AND BOARD.

3 rjsFURAIsHED TooDs ssd isoatd for IN,
IDLosed nlttiaeF adid z yeat old dsusblFJ.
IsldAity 1sus and C0Igmbfa ~. Address iDS
GOV. Etar once
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WA<Tkls---SttlRtsN

rsateFahs IN EssNipnllai nais hlA,fhaSst, m
ssstsaN.. nsNst he hatsalA, ANhlsess hs.A W.
stas alhsas 49,
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

COURT OFFICE JUST REDECORATED. On
Evening Star Building which 10 modern In
every particular: running tee water IN halls:
lay: references required: reasonable rentals.
Apply $40 Star Building or Dhoue Main
5000 Branch So
SPANISH STUDIO APT. NEAR DUPONT
Circle: can he used for studio. Office or resi-
dence: beautifully furnished: $50 monthly
Phone Pot :i594 between o and 10 am. 2gs
SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST.
targe oneratiDg room. reception hall, labo-
ratory bath .s55 and $40 mo Burlington
Hotel ll2O Vermont ave. NV.
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES SINGLE OR
en- suite. Also desk srsce. Lenox Bldg. 1923
l. at. NV. Decatur 1878.
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN CLUE. STUDIO
md Anr,tv
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1907 \. Ave NV Mala ! i"o1s
Iats l. NV r., H., H.'Wh ~ - no
1909 Lineola ri n,e,-~~T r. n. h. q. W ~
50 Adams st, n,w,~~~d r, b. eiec W no
II Chanting at, u q s---h r, b. elee, So az
rs Randolph III. u aw.~~u r., b. elee' % m
l40N A At. s.r,---s r, b., h.,wh,'. ~ ~
"a Seaton nj NV ID r.. h. elee. an un
$40 end st. n,w,--o r.. h, cleo. az au
lA.5 VI. ne.~-b r.. b. eiec. an az
Tia Mass AVE n -~-T r H. eiee AA so
ahl nj II sw ~~~T roun,s hath aa 90
nii ?th ~ sc II r. b. eirc " =. 80
iatO NJ q ave ne I'll r hath ~ 40
iaHn MonteiIo ava o~v~A r., b ~ AO
00n rth Al a III r h gas ~ Y. aO
aiH fmworth nj = ii r. h. eirc 1a 80
1li Eve II sr~-~o rooms bath 70 80
tnd G Vt nw.-~H r, b., cleo. -, 40
haJ Morton NJ, n -~~a rooms. bath ~ 90
4ka N st. W.T. rooms hath :, ~ %
Iil0 Emerson st. nse,-~H r., hath, ~ hu
I'll A 81 nc,~-~6 roants water, y 80
a4s Merton 81 ne,~rS4 r. b, a. - 30
nlh Itnworth pi W ,~~~T r., water, ~ ~
da0 Rye st, sw,~~~A rooms. water 20 SO
l0a5 Ard 81. ne,~--a rooms water, Is 80
AIT 1T sw,~~g ranms water w 30
l9.l X st se--~d fuons, water, 81 50
1897 4n st. s.w .~~~t5 rnoms, water, 1880
TlO N j. ave. NV "A t. water. 70 10
JAMEs r. SHEA,
uiJ La Ave NV
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SALE-FARMS.
FARMERS WANTED FARMS ARE on
the upgrade. Price of products higher. La
bor and loans cheaper. BUY NOW. Trade
your city property and stop worrying: stock.
dairy. orchard and truck farms. 10 10 / 200
acres: many fully equipped and stocked:
many clear OF debt: some will trade Par
iiculars. MCDONALD. Main 0650. Adams
1DD4
SPECIAL-1s ACRES , NILES D. C.: RICH
trucking soil: some big timber. clean. healthy
community: garage: small BUNGALOW: fine
water: S25 per month and 81 900 down.
Price. - 500: immediate. Call or write.
MARYLAND-T1RGISIA LAND AGENCY.
1914 18th 81. NV. Main 396a.
5s ACRES: NICE s-ROON BUNGALOW. :.
room tenant house. ho;-aIr heat: large cellar;
chicken houses. lncuhators. tractor. Barg7in
So 500.
ESQ acres: only miles from d. C.. line
on Central ave. blvd. beautiful cid colonial
hrick residence. tenant houses harms and
ether oushuiidings: an ideal SPOT. wonderful
shade and sosl. Price. S29. 1850.
goo acres: miles from silver Spring
Nd; 2o-roorl obi stone mansion. IN excel
leat condition: stone tenant house and <a
RAE, dairy ard other ouiouilsiings- A wen
9. b ZASTzrSGER. Reai.or.
a45 Sc. NV. Main 53.1.
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7-ROOM HOUSE.
Two baths, running water in rooms. anil.
hack ward and garage - block Cangres'
sionai Library. two. family honse: $50 per
month III Carroll 81, Sc. -.
iSa. MERIDIAN CT. I'd ROOMS AND
bath ami excellent location; Su7 .ao per
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
1907 N, Y. Ave NV. Main ! Ion.
COIOREn
LIST and sta sw~~New arm. anss hath
brick. gas light and stove heat, cheap rent
lat and q ais sw~~in rms 8. baths eler.
trio lights steam heat; rent n.i,,trd Gali
LOUIS T., SHOEMAKER 49,,
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SAi.k NR RENr~~SVN eROrsry,

NAtk Nk kkNC~~NtN tkNFfN,
CME anvERNAENr $50 e,,a AaA MUM
IAs n,.ssAas has esssea. i@tses sSSNge 4 saNssr
Slaas homestead II, tAe sttA e>Ase st aalF nssAN
tAnstsl aaw. SossA Ag0paN sNeses eAs>tYpstN.
esN WAsse, ehiSkea sNsh xaE>seAS IVA sssNs<sA.
svgNs, ssat SaA, AaAs~ss nWNk& lNAx
llAN, star Naszs,
pssiaAnlN NGW NpVsEs. IN NEANaS
ssssSSs,ss s,s SSs''t sst 'tSi,'@ssNsss sss;s ss;'i'S;; ! q
Evening star., 1927-12-28
sA,.E--S,l.URRAN pHopEHry

NV ~ ~ sss,ns,s,, ,,,'assSsas ~ ~
ha,a, esSs,,, Sssp NorwArkK AkAr, hssSl
WesA tsoers frnnt sssa eaSS rSAsea, s~asserste
xarANS Wa,Fe e1se cAa SNA haS SKA a tAVsi
era home tsAr $&AAOs SesN cash tASysssesAt
and $Ssa M 81 nsSatA, q, H. EANfklNSsNk.
FwsltSG. ntA x ~ NV MAsn ASfi,
SNAlI+ CASH fANNEN1 AMI SSS pER
n,VntA viii huy tAss asAetsSal& aew A~rssAsa
ani tsta; sla~s4 "a sssS.A'.E es.Eva saaSs,
pwt lAgSe hes, M sAse' tsfH ss4aS, ssts MAsee
fgteNe, <2hSN a. u 1ANt&tN&EN, aaA X
~ nw Nala aSst
rAktNA ArAkA-~RsntTYiONS IN rERSES
Il tske,. aew[ SaEfltERn MAIN
RErrER BUNGALOWS,
iiewA ,ssSu,eAt, See NANNNk, S0sAS EssSal,
wS<sl III Ne, N9th lAdS.
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WANTED To RCY-APTS.

4 SMALL APARTMENT OF ABOUT. SIX
units. Prefer in n good location with de-
sirahle environment and good construction
Something suitable for OCCUPANCY BY an
owner. Am in a nnsltion TO make sunstan-
nlacc. Would prefer convenient to Capitol
Not over 100000. Please give complete DE.
scription and loration. and il interested Will
communicate with party submitting nrop-
erty. Prefer dealing with broker. Address
Box 1l5-y Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-12-28
WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM in Alexandria or near
by Virginia by gentleman: state location.
price etc Address Box l26-v Star Office.
THREE refined young gentlemen want well
ventilated and heated room January I'M
mediate vicinity Thomas Circle. Address
Box law. Star Office.
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Colored Apis. SIS Month.
3O5 Eve at. NV. II and 2 rooms. kitchen.
cite bath. gas. h.-w.h.. cleo. Si5 TO 40.
Apply after r nm.
Evening star., 1927-12-28


JSI5 gt'fLID~Ai Aisfly tarnished. D.s.sn.
soons With another s35 per month. ni..is
3Zts 18Th sT W.--~IDoutle room. ad3Dih'
lEAs bath home coDk1ng. $40 month, 90
lasaLaa Z3is ~.
III EYE sT kW~-Bsst dDnntoSb seo-
10y dsslfable Tooi8k. pefeptioh room en-
ssDirst tsi,ie 1ilat'is rstes: traDseDis .e'
PE4YATE FAMILY. single. rooms. ,,ri, ate
nseD onls 81 week Cleveland 603s
~sx lad bnz szb s2s. ss2 naei,tl, I2 pe, .ss ssr.
son also nGfUfaislsed f9GtG.: anefafin1,
JzsT FHaYARD sT kW~~WeII heated,
se4onG floor rom southern sxparpfe; all
Eoflas eonsf9yts. Lest n.s ais Isss9palies -
Gaeiybtfui bonle. snail tagie b1p3s -nass.ned
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New Britain herald., 1927-02-05
PAULINE AT THE
 STRAND NEXT WEEK
Jackie Coogan Will Be Seen in
 Feature Film

Richard Dix in Paradise for Two" and the vaudeville bill which be- gan at the Strand on Thursday will be given it's final showings today. The performance today is continu- ons.
 The photoplay attraction for the first four days of next week begin ming tomorrow is Adolphe Menjou in Blonde or Brunette" This is said to be ono of the most delight full comedies which has come from the Paramount studios this season.
 The headline vaudeville attraction for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day will be the famous Pauline" in his amazing act which has thrilled vaudeville audiences for two decades. Pauline is not a mind reader. His most important feat is his power to control the blood circulation in the human body This he does at each performance and invites local physi- clans to witness this test at close range on the stage of the Strand theater at any performance. He com- pels the blood to recede from the arm of a human being and return at his command.
 Another feat which he performs to his audience is the breaking of rocks weighing five hundred pounds with a sledge hammer over the chest of a girl weighing about 125 pounds.
 Pauline will give public exhibi- tion of his powers when on Monday at 12:30 at noon he will place in cataleptic trance a young woman in he display window of the John A. Andrews Go. The young woGan will remain in this condition open to the public view until 6:45 when she will be carried while in the trance to the stage of the Strand theater.
 Other acts on the Strand bill will include Zech and Randolph; Nellie