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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
NC a@ Al i.5vADEs FIELD
 O.. RACE HORSE TRAINERS

| NIW ORLEANS. La., Nov. 29 - Woman has ntaded another field monopolized by man.
 Among the early arrivals for the Jefferson Park racing sea5on is Mrs. J. l.. Brannon, bringing with her a string of horses she has been training for several years.
 A native of Texas, she began riding early, and when she ma.- ried MT. Brannon she took over the training of his horses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Games scheduled for tonight are as follows: 7:3O--1 and 4; S:3O-s and 10; 9:s0-2 and 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

We make mems suits for $55. W0LLAND. ---adv..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
ENGLISH CHAMP
 WINS FIGHT IN
 LAST 6 SECONDS

NEW YORK. Nov. 29-With only eight seconds of the bout 10 go, Phil Scott, heavyweight chaal' pion of England, last night knock ed out Monte Mum, larruping legislator from Nebraska. Tue bout was a 10-rounder
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Old papers TOT sar. al The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

LET Almquist Press Your Suit.
 We call and deliver. Phone 52s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Advertising always pays. U' the columns of The EmDire
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
School for Secretaries
Holds Commencement

Stephen q. Kramer, assistant
superintendent Of schools for the
District. addressed the graduates OF
the Washington School Tor Score.
taries ct the commencement last
night in the Washington Club,
Seventeenth and X Streets.
Sophie Snyder, a member OF the
graduating class, gave piano
solo. Ruth Hooper, also a grad
uate, gave a dramatic reading, and
Edith Elizbeth Finney sang.
Invocation and benediction were
pronounced by the Rev. DR.. W. L.
Darby. executive secretary Of the
Washington Federation Of Churches
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
ARMY GIRL Isl
MARRIED
HERE |
Miss Evelyn Ennig Is
Bride of DeForest
Mellon

The wedding Of Miss Evelyn
Emig. daughter Of Major and Mrs.
Clayton 2. Emig. and DeForest Mel.
lon. son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Allison Mellon, took place at
noon today in the home of the
brides parents at 1867 p st., with
the Rev. w. s. Abernethy officiat-
ing. Only a small number Of relas
tives and friends were present.
The bride was escorted to an i'm.
provised altar and given in mar
riage by her father. She wore All
imported gown OF apple green chit.
fon--a Lanvin nodal-heayiIy bro
caded in gold and carried q BOUQUET
of yellow orchids.
The bridegroom had as his best
man Philip Benton, OF New York.
Following the ceremony there was
g breakfast at the Mayflower for
the wedding party and guests.
The drawing room was effectively
decorated in roses in standards,
other cut flowers and palms. Be.
fore the ceremony there was q pro.
gram Of music by Herbert II. Al
bridge, who sang, and Miss Mar.
garet Deering Dovis, accompanied.
Miss Deering also played the wed
ding marches.
Later today Mr.. and Mrs. Mellon
left for a honeymoon In the north
after which they will be at home in
Cleveland. The latter travelled in
q silver gray crepe dress--a French
nodel-with a coat of powder blue
trimmed with silver gray American
broadtail and a gray felt hat--an
aviator model.
The brides mother was gowned
In shaded blue chiffon over powder
blue and wore q silver gray hat,
Miss Maud De Forest, aunt OF
the bridegroom, of Cleveland, wore
gown OF silver gray crepe with q
hat to match.
The sisters OF the bride, Mrs.
Emig- Doing and Mrs. Ralph Endi.
colt. were gowned In lowered cIiif-
fon fashioned on straight lines and
wore picture hats in Leghorn.
The bride is descended from q
long line Of Revolutionary ancestors.
She is a charter member OF the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, d.
A. r., which was named for her
ancestress. She Is the author Of
plays and has taken a prominent
part in amateur theatricals. The
last few years she has been engaged
in newspaper work in New York.
The bridegroom's family IL among
the early Dutch settlers on Man
haitian. And for several genera,
lions the family has been promi.
nent in the life OF New York.
The bridegroom was graduated from
Yale in '18.
Among tho out.of-town guests
who came for the wedding were
Mrs. Dorothy Somelson, Of Mem.
phis, Tenn: Mrs. Joseph Girsdansky,
of New York; Mrs. Clarence Nc.
Williams, Of Seattle, Wash: Robert
Hartley. Lloyd Palmer and Ralph
Jones, all Of Cleveland.
Mrs. Sidney Cloman viii return to
Washington on Friday from Bur-
Iingame, Calf, and win reopen her
apartment at the MayfIower.
.. k&
James s. McCandless, OF Honolulu,
is a guest at the Willard Hotel,
where he expects to spend several
days.
Miss Marjorie Robnett, daughter
Of Capt John D. Robnett, u. 8. N,
has arrived In Washington and will
act as bridesmaid for Miss Elizabeth
Bagby. who viii be married on June
20. Miss Robnett will visit friends
in Philadelphia before returning to
her home in Boston. She is we'll
known in Washington, her father,
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
7 D
HONOR STUART

-Four leaders in washington edu-
cational and business circles will
speak tonight in praise OF Alexander
TAFT Stuart. former superintendent
Of schools, at the dedication of the
new Stuart Junior High School.
The exercises will take place,in the
auditorium OF the new school, Fifth
and p Streets Northeast, at 8 D. m.
The speakers will be Henry P. Blair.
former superintendent Of schools; S.
y. Kramer, assistant superintendent
OF schools; Henry Hunt Mckee, presi-
dent National Capital Bank, and DR..
II. Barrett Learned, member OF the
Board Of Education.
A portrait Of Stuart viii Be un-
yelled by. his granddaughter, Miss
Irene Elliott Moore.
The Eastern High School Band
will play and several vocal selections
will be given.
Invocation will be pronounced, by
the Rev. Charles H. Butler, pastor
Columbia Heights Lutheran Church.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
--PhotO b underwood

Captain Robnett, having been on
duty for several years in the Navy
Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mont
gomery have returned to Washing.
ton following stay Of six weeks
In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Duane, of
Bryn Mawr, Pa, who have been
spending the last week at Ward
man Park Hotel, left yesterday to
continue their honeymoon. Before
their marriage. which took place on
June IL, Mrs. Duane was Miss
Maude Harrison, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Harrison, OF Phila-
delphia.
Col. Oscar H. Ordonez. who Is
president Of the Peruvian delegation
to the Tacna-Arica boundary COM
mission, is at Wardman Park Hotel
for few days.
Mrs. Joseph CottreII, wife of
Major Cottrell, entertained at a
bridgeluncheon today at the Army
and Navy Club.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
Sheffield win Not Go
Back to Mexico Post

James r. Sheffield, American am.
hassador to Mexico. Is winding up his
affairs with the state Department
today. He win not return to Mexico
City, although formal announcement
Of his resignation has not yet been
made.
Sheffield continued his conferences
today with Secretary OF State KEEL
lcgg over the status OF Mexican
american affairs, and particularly
the row quiescent petroleum. law
controversy.
Announcement Of a successor to
Sheffield at Mexico City Is not ex.
pected Immediately. Among the
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
Engineer Killed by
His Own Locomotive

CHICAGO. June 17.-Frank Dy-
sart, SO. engineer, was instantly
killed by his own locomotive, after
his fireman had relieved him at
the throttle.
Dysart had climbed from the cab
to return to the roundhouse and
stepped directly In front OF the
engine. He had been an empIoye
OF the Chicago Northwestern for
40 years.
On one end Of the head Of q. new
window washing tool is rubber
sponge and on the other squeegee.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17

names mentioned Is that Of former
Ambassador Charles Beecher War.
rem, who negotiated the recognition
agreement in 1928. John w. Garrett.
Of Baltimore. who formerly was IN
the diplomatic service, also Is mem
The Washington times., 1927-06-17

Buy your summer home near the
water through CIassifIcatIon eB q TO-
days classified I'D pages.
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Miss Marjorie Robnett, daughter
of Capt. John D. Robnett, u. 8. N,
has arrived in Washington and will
act az bridesmaid for Miss Elizabeth
Bagby, who viii be married on June
%. Miss Robnett win visit friends
IN Philadelphia before returning to
her home in Boston. She is we'll
known in Washington, her father,
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The Washington times., 1927-06-17
264Reductions on Furniture
/OThe Selection Includes Complete
Suites AS Well As Occasional Pieces

2-piece Living Room Suite,
upholstered all mohair;. outside
back and sides Of Same mate
rial; loose, reversible spring
cushions, one side tapestry.
3-piece All-mohair Living
Room Suite, consisting Of dav-
export and two low armchairs;
loose, reversible spring cush-
ions, one side tapestry. Suite
Of Spanish influence.
3-piece Living Room Suite,
upholstered in all mohair; out
side back and sides of same
material; color, apricot; with
loose, reversible spring cush-
ions; one side frieze tapestry.
Walnut-frame 2-piece Bed
Davenport Suite, upholstered in
green cut mohair, with loose
spring-seat cushions-on side
brocaded silk.
Davenport Bed, upholstered
in rose-taupe cut velour; has
loose spring cushions, reversi-
BILE.
Comfortable Deep seated
Armchair to match.
Mahogany Davenport, up
holstered in jacquard velour.
Wing Chair to match.
Massive Bed Davenport, all
coil spring construction, up
holstered in figured velour.
ComfortaL.-s Armchair, up
holstered in cut velour-taupe-
rose and blue colors. Has
loose spring-seat cushion, re-
NcI61U1Ss
All Mohair Upholstery Com
Portable Armchair, loose spring
seat.
Armchair, upholstered in
taupe mohair; loose spring-seat
cushion, reversible.
High-back Wing Chair, W
holstered in cut velour.
Deep-seated Coxwell Chair,
upholstered in figured velour;
moss edging and fringe.
Mahogany and Gum Living
Room Cabinet, with desk COM
bination.
Mahogany Inlaid Ladies Writ
ing Desks, with two drawers.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
NEW LODGE HERE

FFaternal activities Of eoIored or.
ganizations in Washington gained
impetus last night upon the creation
Of the National Afro.American Ma.
sonic League at 4 meeting at 607
Louisiana Ave.
The inventor Of the Thermometer
was Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit. q
German instrument maker.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
Two American Couples
Are Divorced in Paris

PARIS. June 1.-THE Seine court
today granted a divorce to Mrs.
Eleanor Mercer Wilson, who was
married TO Leroy Waring Wilson
at Chicago on October 4, 1918. She
gave her husbands present address
as Asheville, n. C.
A divorce also was granted to
Mrs. Marie Louise Gibson Halls. who
was married to Gardner Halls in
New York on September %, 1915.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17

Tudor Mahogany Library
Table.
I Tudor Mahogany Kidney
shape Desk; fluted legs.
CIaremont Mahogany Con-
sole Table.
Walnut and Gum 1O-piece
Dining Room Suite Of Italian in
fluence. Suite consists of &C.
inch Buffet, Semi-inclosed
China, 8-foot Extension Table
and s Chairs.
Walnut and Gum 1O-piece
Dining Room Suite chair seats
upholstered in tapestry.
Walnut and Gum IO-piece
Dining Room Suite chair seats
upholstered in tapestry.
Old Walnut and Gum Buffet,
66-inch length.
Red Mahogany China Cabi-
net.
Mahogany and Gum Library
Dining Extension Table.
Fiber Breakfast Room Suite
of five pieces large table and
four chairs; colors yellow and
black with red decoration.
Olive Green and Gold, with
rose decoration, Breakfast Room
Suite, consisting of drop-leaf
table and four Windsor type
chairs.
handkerchief Burl Walnut
and Green Enamel Console
Table and Mirror.
Solid Mahogany Gateleg
Coffee Table.
Two-piece Living Room Suite,
upholstered blue cut pattern
all over; has loose reversible
spring cushions, one side frieze
tapestry.
Mahogany and Burl Walnut
Occasional Table, pedestal base.
Venetian Pier Mirror, hand
decorated.
Mahogany and Gum Desk;
combination desk and book
storage space.
Large-size Solid Mahogany
Spinet Desk.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

In 1867 he made another trip, his third, and once
more kidnapped negroes. whom he compelled the Span
ish in Mexico to buy He heard that the Spanish towns
poorly fortified and he determined to capture
them After getting permission to enter the harbor of
Vera Cruz the fraudulent plea that he wanted to
reft his ships he about to attack when strong
force of Spanish arrived.
With equal treachery the Spaniards pretended to
the arrangement for retting and then sud-
denly fell upon Hawkins and his men. Two ships es
capped his and that of his cousin Francis Drake
They manged after terrible suffering to reach England
He fell on evil days. His fortune reduced
and to recoup it he hit upon scheme by which he
pretended to betraX the Queen to the Spanardsfor
Evening star., 1927-11-12

IN the days of Good Queen Bess Sir John Hawkins
was one of the boldest of dogs. ranking second
only TO Sir Francis Drake. Fighting men in those
i days had hearts of oak. the old song has It. and
Sir John was steady type, descendant of a long line
of mariners and ship owners
Though not strictly American, his career for
anv wears was bound up with the history of England
IN the New World particularly in the warfare against
the Spaniards in Mexico and the West Indies.
But even more important for the future course OF
American history course that was to have terrible
effects centuries after he died Hawkins introduced the
negro slave into this country. At least, he gen
orally given credit dscredit Tor the innovation tat
resulted in the Civil War in 1851.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

Hawkins born in Plymouth in 1882, of
captain and member of Parliament Nearly every
in the family connected with the sea in some
way. Hawkins brother William, took a leading part
fitting ships to battle against the Spanish Ar.
nada, and his son. also named William rose to be
a vice admiral in the British navy.
When Englands of adventure the
Sir John engaged in great maritime enterprises
Nowadays should have difficulty in distinguishing
such business from piracy.
He sailed to the Guinea coast robbed Portuguese
savers and smuggled the captured negroes into the
Spanish possessions He successful that the
Queen granted him coat of with chained negro
as his
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financial consideration. He got the bribe, but the
Queen, of course. remained unharmed.
1t unusual era, with ideas Of right and
wrong strangely confused Hawkins subsequently was
knighted, and he promoted to be admiral
that famous engagement with the Spanish Armada.
The Queen always held him in high regard even
when he failed he did occasion against the
Portuguese. Sir John wrote to her, quoting religious
text.
Gods death.' the Queen retorted. "This fool
went out soldier and has a divine,'
In 1895 he accompanied Drake treasure
seeking expedition to the West Indies, and there Sir
John died on November II, while off Porto Rico.
fright
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USED CAR SALE.
FREE GAS.

TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A. USED
SAR. DURING THIS SALE WE WILL FUR;
EAf1oNs ET sobFiGE Of GAs OVER AT PERIOD oF
TWENTY WEEKS.
ALL THESE CARS ARE IN GOOD CON
DITION, SOME HAVE BEEN REPAINTED
AND ALL WORN TIRES HAVE BEEN
REPLACED
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SAI,E-AJrTO TRICKS.

FORD AND CHEVROLET light delivery and
suitable for all PURPOSES These trucks
have been reconditioned and are in shape to
give good service. Prices are way below
bought on easy terms. Call Mr. Herfurth.
Col 1906 after g Col. S72.
INTERNATIONAL. 3-ton with van body; :!
years old: in good condition; good rubber.
Address Box 215-K. Star office. 13'
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And Others.

And Others.
LET ys LooK At YOUR CAR Ar. AMI p
IN ON ONE OF THESE AUTOMOBILES
DURING THIS SPECIAL SALE.
MARMON MOTORS. INC.
1905 l4th St. NV.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

RENT ROOMS-FURNISHE
173s r ST. Nw.-single front rooms. SIG
and SIS, Large double front rooms: twin S1I
81 sr'da day ene''iFrsSk np FraSnkiia In ssos. 9AO.
1920 WEBSTER ST, N.W:-With small pri-
yate family Of adults bright: warm n, room; oodn;
exposures; next bath: continuous hot water:
SIS: gentleman. Adams 157. 13.
OPP. .MAYFLOWER CLEAN. bright, warm
rm hkl next beautiful j. bath, sI1sri i9r inca. or
| tion. unusual: other rms. 1717 De Sales
CENTRAI-Large living room (ifireplacel
sOnt' i. w; adults good HABITS 1855
1i5 EYE NV. Icor New Jersey ]-Conven-
| lent Union station. business center; large,
well furnished room. kitchenette n K. not
water heat running water. electricity. phone.
1928 VERMONT AVE, NV. lThomas Cir
cle); Laclede Apt. 33]Downtow1; Attrae- a,as
switchboard: Sf BOZ elevator: genteman: references.
| 1908 L ST. N.W-Beautiful, large 2nd-foor
| front, 4 windows. southern exposure', SUIT
able two: in private home
large. closet: use of telephone: SIS per
i7o5 IRVING 81 NV. INT. .PleasantlE;; :.
adalts: HG E', baths :p Instantaneous hot water:
bright biR front room: half block from ,s. Conn.
| ave. cars. ---------.------------I3- -
| 1900 DECATUR ST. NW.---Nicely furnished
room adjoining bath snail rri,xsste i1m.iy'
144s HARVARD ST. NV. = Comfo.rtable
room. private home; gentlemen; ref. Adams
3l4. IL
340s MT PLEASANT ST. NV. Large
| front room. suitable for two; running water
| in room reasonable T.
S1l0 MT. PLEASANT sT.-Brlght, comfort.
| able end floor front ROOM newly decorated: !:
next bath gentleman preferred: L..
1878 L ST. N.W.-Large rooms Ink. privi-
| leges: also small rooms; h.-w h: clean, conf
Portable homelike: telephone; downtown;
626 RANDOLPH ST. NV. !near New HamgR;
1913 GIRARD ST. .N;W-Lovely, front;
floor, back. next to bath; garage; ph99ne:
privileges; reasonable. l3s
1901 3Ist ST NV. Apt. 3l-Large- bright
room. next to bath: private family; So week
1889 EYE ST. NV, Apt. 7I-Rooni. one Or
two; refined Christian family; reasonable:
10th ST. NEAR O-Attractive front room,
! for gentleman: continuous hot water:
| private residence. North s00s.
2.0 + ST. N.w.-Basement rooms. ideal for
children; gas range, electricity, laundry trays;
front rear entrance: reasonable. 13.
l74D ST: N.W.--Beautlfuliy furnished
| front room 3 windows: single or double in
stantaneous hot water: teephone:
1920 CLIFTON ST.---Room, well heated: pri.
tean ssss aamcSi cSGiumss aasS not
34O COLUMBIA RD.--,Beautifully furnished
e Sa!s alv1ss co. fsg agso so. Sa'' '''9ss:"'
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WHERE TO STOP.
The Chastleton Hotel,
10th St. at r. .e
Two and Three Room Housekeeping Suites
Single Rooms with Bath.
Weekly and Monthly Rates.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1925 18th ST
cor Buchanan st.-Liv. rnl., bedrm.. k. b.
and open porch. $3.50. Also Wyatt Apis.
ianitor or W. CARL WYATT. Adams 1891.
1882 EYE NV AND 2 ROOM SUITES
non housekeeping. Beautifully furnished:
maid service: gentlemen: references REQUIRED.
1880 18th. APT. Every EXCLUSIVE:
Z large rooms handsomely furnished. suita.
BILE for Congressman: an outside rooms.
1894 17th ST. .NW.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. comfortably furnished: modern apart
menE: large rooms: closets: adults: $50.
9 LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. GAS
pnng: pEange: sink; elee; near cars. 4s 3 ne.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME. SECOND FLOOR.
house. rooms. kitchen, bedroom. living
;ssa sqSR bath; newly furnished Call LINCOLN Linz.
1l2O COL. RD--2 ATTRACTIVE. LARGE
soom: continuous hot water. S55.
MT PLEASANT - COMPLETELY FUR
nished; silver: linen: eleG;: gas. heat. contin.
stss Slasssd sleeGnf porch reduced s6S
1s43 PARK RID. NW.-TWO NICE FUR.
nished front rooms with all kinds Of conven-
hSsns eSswass5 n hss. electric light pTyss'
s14 CONN--S, ROOMS. BATH. NICELY
FURNISHED. close in: gae, light. linens fur'
nished. sos; also rooms. htchenette optioonal.
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HUDSON-ESSEX.
The Truth Told About
Each Car Sold.

Prices were never this low.
oldsmobile Coach. 1925: splendid shape
looks equal TO new: motor excellent, low
n1ileaEe: S2o5.
Dodge De Luxe Sedan. late 1925: original
finish like new: fully equipped: motor could
not be better. Only S615.
Gardner Sport Sedan. 1e25-Fully equip
ned: excellent shape: four-wheel brakes:
fye balloon tires: like new. Only 500.
willy., ,Knish. Biz six-Fives, pa .senseas ger
sSp; soIS orssn.lIs saIa y for s So. now ss75
Essex 'es coach-Metor oyerhauleae;
general condition very good. Can be bought
for balance due finance company only SEQ
E.sex Coach. 1925 tyne: splendid shape
. fully equipped. Can be bought for balance
due finance company. $3.50.
Buick Master o Coach. late 1923; excellent
shane: 8 good tires. bumper 'front.' ana rear:
only S675.
Chevrolet Coach 1925 splendid shape: a
pickup at $295.
Chevrolet Roadster, a very late 1926: FULLY
equipped and in excellent condition.; S3ou
Many other real bargains
Lambert Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 L Street NV.
= West of Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

1-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT 3-d
floor front; private residence. Call Col IS.
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NOTICE THESE SPECIALS
Daniels Touring. for notes. ....... .S37s
Oakland Sedan. late model. 2Se
Jordan Sport Roadster. ga
Buick % Coach, light six: runs and -
Buick A' 4.psss pa Coupe 1924: 4.wheel .-
rssex Coach ....,. 27s
Rnick Touring 1 faoi 15C
Dodge 4.pass. Coupe. late model. ...... 39G
Ford Fordor Sedan. late model. ....... x:
Rnini apass CouDe light six IL.
Hupp Touring disk wheels. ......... -.
Cleveland Coach. late model. ........ y.
Dodge Sedans f2). each. .......... ~.
Ford Racer new tires. .............. -
orie Ford pelivcries liyfe fsj .Ss5 and &
stutz Touring .,.,..... 100
Chevrolet Tourrinr. i9ai.......... =;
Buick Roadster. 1923. 3.............. 20l
Odds Touring , 15t
studebsker STUD "T Touirinis;s i2j.. and sSt
Dodge Touring .....,,, 12l
Hudson Coach 15(
Cadillac Phaeton. ................... 22!
Liberty Sport Touring. ....:.. LOT
Terms or Trade Arranged.
ROBERT HERsON'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
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WORTH INSPECTION CHARMING BED
liv. rnl kit, glassed breakf-slecp porch
h'-w.h.. cont h. W, elec.. gas 1888 Que.
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. LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
keeping rooms. secoud-foor front: heat gae
electricity. continuous hot water telsrhnne
service: S35 month 1891 4th n . i4s
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somely furnished z rooms kitchenette and
bath: also garage and studio in rear. Phone
Franklin os4. de4'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1T RITTESHOCSE Nw.-BEATTIFT=L Z.
room. bath apt entire floor $50 monthly
everything included: one block from IAN
ST. cars Adams 1010-w l3s
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1852 KENYON ST.-N1cFIY FURNISHED.
l front room. kitchen and bath apt.
FURNISHED 2-ROOM APT. ANIL: SOUTH
ern exposure: rent $50. 1877 GUard 81.
N
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ROOMS KITCHENETTE AND BATH:
we'll furrlished Washington Heights; S65.
including heat. gas. electricity and phone: To
desirable party. Phone Col. 6117. giving
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l449 y ST T---SITTING- BED ROOM KrTCH.
water $40 " 542S "