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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

SestsstAANs - etrA 49, -
ton posviackn svo5ej vel l'kej llnz
vel skoly. Skola il stalym ppa
mniknm rnimoriadnei obetayos II
nasich rodakop na Steelton. i po-
sviacka, ktorl preyiedol sam ossls
biskup Jozef Schrenlbs =. D., sk
prftomnosti vySe tridsat kifako1
ohromneho po6tn iudf i celej
Mahoning doliny, bola akoby lk0-
runovanim tejto dbetavosti. Po-
sviacka vzdor neprijemnemu po-
casiu vydarila sa mad ocak6vanie
|skvele. Bola to iInpozantn6 sl6y-
most, jakej SINE uz vel'mi davn0
tuna nemali. a dqrshovny farno.
sti Mena Jezis dobre nrobil, ze
slavnost' tito zve6nil II pOhybh-
yych obrazoch, kde vidno nj ST.
a sta znamych nam tvar Obrazy:
SINE nE videli a SINE boil prek kvape-
nj ich krasou. Obrazy zivo pred
stavnji impozantny pochod us'o-
riadany ma cest p. bisknpoyi, pro-
cesi,l ministrantov, knazov 4 Bis
kupa. Potom tiez posviacku \
zatel 'ov atd !. Ak ste boil na p0s
sviacke, nun isti SINE, ae tieto po
hyblive obrazy vas bndai mad nlae-
RI zarljmat'. Uvidite tam seD
|svojich znamych. Tleto pony oilvb
obrazy pOsviacky Slxoly e1fH n
Jezis budd nkazoyane II
|dvoana strei anni \ aalet rilllyas N ls
|yej skoly Mena JED e tefss &! u s 11!!'a'
q s.llel e. ~ 1llls - y
hodine a vecer 9 pol = hodilae
Mimo tNshto obrazov ukazoyats q
sa bude vel 'ka ser,zacla ponyDii-
vych obrazov The Phantom q
tne OPofa lfrizrah 'ti'eIy3,s 49,
navitkoch. Potrva to WISE dvocn
hodin. Ked tento senzacny obraz
ukazovany bol minsaly raz Jed-
nom divadle y meste, vstupne 90
10 Is centov. Ale ma Sfeeiton
vstupne bnde iba 50 cenfov, aby
kazdy NAL prllezltost videt JaK
obrazy posviacky, tax az tn sen
zaciu. Kto pride, pobavi sa "a
matajte. ze to bude nn teraz y ne
del u, daa 10. Januara po oDede
9 3. a veeer Q pol 8. Prld te naeas' n
ably ste nevymeskali nlektoral zall-s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

SD to:, raplbl likansky senator
Frank B. Willis a byvaly demo-
kratieky senator Atlee Pomerene.
Willis prelahoyava vel'ke nadeje,
re bude nominovany "a repnbli-
kanskeho kandidata ma prezident-
stvo Polnerene zas "a demokra-
tick6ho. Willis sa vel mi postavil
proti tomu, ably Hoover vstirpil
do primarnych volieb y Ohio 60
kandidat nafradny, lebo Willis
nechce byt' len ecstnym kandi-
datnm q Ohio, ale opravdovym.
Okrem tychto dyoch je til este
gnverner Donahey. Tohto po ce-
lei krajine spom{najl "a mozneho
demokratickeho kandidata. Culver
ner Donahey sa osvedcil, ze je ST.
ce ME kandidatom ma prezident-
stvo, ale skeby Dol nominovany
nominaciu by neodvrhol. Ze GIT
werner veri v moznost nominacie
svedGf fakt, ze nekandiduje ma
ziaden 1rad, aby Dol voPny pri-
jat nominacin. SINE mienly, ze
ak Smith nebnde nominovany,
Donahey skorej dostane romilla-
Gin nezli Pomerane, vzdor tom1l,
za statny demokraticky vybor en-
dorsoval kandidacitl Pomerena.
Gnverner Donahey je vel'mi po-
pularny clovek nielen Ohio, ale
iv krajine. Y lani sa hovorilo, ze
vystiipi "a kandidata ma senatora
Spoj. Statoy a Donahey Ito nepod-
vratil. Ked We ale teraz ,la necalcc
kanlidovat' "a senatora, maIsi
mat dajake uistenie Cd demokra-
tickych yodcoy, be bude nomiilo-
1 vany ma prezidentstvo. Inac BY
ST. tax pahlxo senat tnrskel kand ida
cis e Il
II. Youngstown u cd dlhsieho
6asu kolovaly chyry, ze mas kon.
gresham John G. Cooper chce
u * -. Z. -. 49,
byt guvernerskym kaAdidatom
toho roku. Cooper sa pret1 osved.
cil teraz, ze tohto roku este ne
bude kandidovat', ale bude spo-
kojny, ked ho volicia zvolia zno-
WI do kongresu. TieH sa osvedeil,
ze podporlje kandMacin senatora
Willisa "a prezidenta q re by
Hoover ,rrobil vel'k1 rhybu, ke.
by vystmpoval ohioskyeh. pr.
markach. 2 tejto vypovede Coope-
ra je patrne, ze Willis nebude no no.
minovany a ze Hoover dostane
hlasy ohioskych delegatov ma
lsonvencii ,E pri drluhom alebo
tret 'om hlasovani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
|
"A D
OHIO CANA N KRAJINsKEJ
polITIKE

NA6 Stat je bohaty ma vel keho
kalibru politikov statnikoy 9
preto ma vkdy hoinost kandida-
TOW ma prezidentstvo, V;e1 as
, 1928-02-01

THE seats of the third and fourth
I members of the Colonial Coun-
ell for Christiaasted Country Dis
trict, Messrs. HALVOR EERG and
F0LGEa JEssEN. Having become va
cant. an election Of two members
to fiji The vacant seats viii. accord
inc TO order from the Government.
he held at the Police Court House
I'M Cbristiansted Town on
-..s-, II, ann 49,, rs -,br,or, 4o10
T!llgJ Jl5 ,UH e4g Vi ItBIldlJ 1890
p.U-...u.ifI ao,,n,a7oa a+ r~,oiar.-
9l''-.7 -, - ...ln1a([ .l;oh ID ~
I ".it' .l .l s. .I- "a
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
EARL DOUGLAS HA|G BRITISH COMMANDER
 WORLD WAR DIES
SINCE WAR DEVOTED MAJOR PART TIME TO DISABLED q SOLDIERS, FAMILIES

LONDON, Jan. 30. (P)-Earl Doug las Haig, age 66, who, as Commander in Chief of the British Armies in France and Belgium and who con- tributed in large share to the Allied success in 1918, died unexpectedly from heart disease shortly after mid night. N
 Commander Haig's name was link ed with Marshal Foch and General Pershing in the victory over the Ger mans. Since the war Commander Haig devoted much of his time to organizing relief for disabled sold- iers and their families.
 He was on the point of retiring when he collapsed while sitting on the edge of his bed. The end came shortly afterward.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
TRUST IF GIRL ACQUAINTANCE
 YOUNG MAN JAILED
HARRY HARPER ARRESTED IN SEATTLE; SAID OBTAINED
 MONEY FALSELY

SEATTLE, JaJn. 30. (P)-Alleged to have betrayed the trust of girl acquaintance by the forging of a let ter she committed to him and thus ob- taining money under false pretences, Harry Harper, aged 26, has been ar rested with Miss Ray Gould, who is alleged to have assisted him in dup ing the victim, Sophie Isaakson. Miss Isaakson had intrusted letter to Harper, the police say, to her sweet heart, Walter Thompson, of Juneau.
 Instead of mailing the letter, which requested Thompson for loan of $50, Harper is charged with opening the missive and rewriting it, copying the girls handwriting, and is said to have annexed the request for the Ju- neau man to send a money order by telegraph. ! This accomplished, Harper engag ed Miss Gould to pose as Miss 1saak son. He assumed the role of the lat ter's brother. The $50 was given to Miss Gould; but the scheme mlscar ried when Miss Isaakson wrote ask ing why the financial help was not forthcoming from the Alaskan. MT Thompson immediately communicated with the Postal Telegraph company and in the investigation which fol- lowed the arrest of the two came about.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
HEADQUARTERS 0F BOMB THROWERS IS
 RA|DED IN CH|CAGO
CHICAGO POLICE MAKE NUMER. OUS RAIDS AND ARREST 68;
 BOMBING

CHICAGO, Jan. 30. (P)-Following threats that Major Thompson's home will be bombed, police raided the al legged headquarters of a bomb throw hg syndicate arresting 13 men. Five others, unnder suspicion as bombers, were taken in other raids while about 50 racketeers were jailed on general principals.
 A quantity of material for bomb manufacturing was found at the Cedar hotel where four men and a woman were arrested. Soon after the first arrest the prosecutor announced a Grand Jury investigation will be opened to inquire into the recent bombing of Chicago political leaders.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
FISHING AGAIN BE TRIED
 IN ALASKA 1928
SITKA PLANE WILL SCAN SEA FOR SCHOOLS OF SALMON
 SEATTLE MAN PILOT

SEATTLE, Jan. 30. (P-Fishing by airplane will be tried in Alaskan waters next summer by the Baranof Mild Cure Company of Seattle, an nounces officers of the company.
 Operating from a base at Sitka the plane will scan the waters for schools of salmon which are easily seen from moderate height and report the To- cation and direction to the comp any's trolling fleet. For this purpose the company has ordered a small Alexander Eaglerock plane which will be delivered in March.
 c. J. Hornberger, of Seattle, will be the pilot. Operators of the plant will be in close touch with big runs of salmon as they come from the ocean into the fresh water spawing grounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
L|VDDERGH LOSES WAY AP0LOGZES
 FUR BEING LATE
LOSES ONE HOUR WHEN LOST IN FOG CROSSING THE PERILoUS
 MOUNTAINS

CARACAS, Venezuela, Jan. 30. (P -Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, after a flight over the perilous mountains and losing his way in fog, but despite all obstacles, reached his goal safely ar irving at Maracay, 50 miles west of here, 10 hours after he had started from Bogota.
 Colonel Lindbergh's first act was to apologize to President Gomez for hav- ing kept him waiting. The anxious crowd awaited his arrival two hours. The flight covered a distance of $50 miles.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
ANCHORAGE NEWLYWEDs
 HONEYM0ON|NC, SEWARD

Two popular residents of Anchor age became as one yesterday morn inc when Ida Horn Warton and Guy F. Cameron were joined in wedlock in the parsonage of the Presbyterian church at Anchorage. Today they are in Seward spending their honeymoon.
 The bride has been teaching the
 fifth grade class in the Anchorage school since the beginning of the present term. For the last three years she has been in the States but
 previous to that she taught school at
 CordoVa and at Sitka for a year at
 each place. Mrs. Cameron is a grad rste of Colorado State Teachers Col lege and a post graduate Of the Uni versity of California, Los\ Angeles,
 Her former home was in AakrOn, Col. 
 MT. Cameron is no stranger in Seward for he has been resident Of these parts since 1903, at Valdez
 and Anchorage. He is one of the best known photographers in the Terri tory which business he has been ec-
 gagged in during the greater portion of, the years spent in Alaska.
 The newlywetls, guests at the Sew ard hotel, plan to return to their
 home in Anchorage on Thursday. Together with their many friends 1 The Gateway wishes to take this op- portunity of congratulating the~hap- py couple.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
KETCH|KAN PAPER
 SUGGESTS THAT J. $.
 AND CANADA UNITE
COMPLETE UNION BETWEEN U. s. AND CANADA ULTIMATELY
 INEVITABLE

KETCHIKAN, Jan. 30. (P-The Chronicle sent the following telegram t0 the speaker of the British Colum- bia Parliament; "Anent the motion ct H. F. Kergin, liberal member that the Province of British Columbia ask the Dominion to open negotiations with the United States with the view to Canada's acquiring the so-called panhandle" of Alaska, we, although as yet not officially represented in your august assembly, respectfully submit to its consideration a substi- ute motion to the effect that steps be taken toward a complete union of all of Canada and the United States.
 "We are geographically, racially and temperamentally one people; lei us go all the way toward a complete auion which in the course of human events is ultimately inevitable"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
DEMPSEY'S EYES G0NE BACK 0|v HIM
 MUST QUIT RING
TEX" RICHARD ANNOUNCED RE.
 PORT OF RETIREMENT IS THE > "BUNK"

CICAGO, Jan. 30. (P)-The Herald Examiner in copyrighted article said Jack Dempsey has been forbid den by his physician to ever enter a ring again.
 The newspaper said this informa tion was contained in message from Miami Beach, Fla, and that Dempsey had notified "Tex' Rickard on the decision. The Dempsey elegram in. formed Rickard that his eyes had gone back on him.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
STEP-PLATE IS LOST

Solomon Uric, genial member of .hc local Signal Corps, is griaving to- aay fer be it known the handsome young man went over a bump while cruisirg about yesterday in his Rolls Royce one of the step-plates flew off. Since then he has not slept wink. Ire finder of the step can do him a great favor by informing him where re may call for 1t.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
COMBS soUTHEOUND

Clyde Combs, fox rancher nea:
 pcrt,ock. arrived on tke Starr yes- +e2day from Seldovia, MT. Combs is enroute to the family home in Lang Icy, Wash. where, one-year ago, his mother passed away. Following a visit with his father he returns to Alaska within the next two months.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
WILLIAM KOTT|LA|MEN, DAWSON 0LDT|MER, FOUND
 FROZEN CIRCLE TRAIL

CIRCLE, Jan. 30, R- William Kottilaimen, aged 74-years. for the last 15-years a resident of Dawson, froze to death Friday night on the trail between Circle and Hot Springs.
 It is reported the Oldtimer had planned "mushing" to Dawson, 300 miles away.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal MacLean left Circle city Saturday, by dog-team, to bring the body here.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
THANKS ARE EXTENDED

Tie entertainment committee of the s. A. c. wish to thank the Jolly Four orchestra for the lovely music furnished, gratis, at the Benefit dance Saturday nght; MT. Anderson and Mir. Struve for the use of the ssa.!. and all those who purchased tickets and turned out to help tue worthy cause along. The music was cxcsllent and all present appeared 10 heye good time
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
ToDAY's WEATHER

Mile 29, 15 below zero.
 Mile 45, 20 below.
 Mile 40, 20 below.
 Mile 12. zero.
 Mile ', zero.
 Mile 52, 16 above Seward, 3s above. Attention is called to the wide diff ference in temperatures at Seward Tunnel and at Mile 29.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
LOST FOR ONE HOUR

MARACAY, Venzuela, Jan. 30. (P)- After being lost in fog off the Ven zuelan coast for one hour Colonel Lindbergh arrived from Mogota. Colombia, at o'clock last night
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
REPORT IS DENIED

MIAMI, BEACH. Fla, Jan. 30. (P)-- Denying reports that Dempsey has announced his retirement from the ring Rickard said "its the old story, there's nothing to it"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30

Mr. and Mrs. W. M Abbott return et to Seward yesterday after being marooned in the city of destiny for a number of days due to the snow slide on the road.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
s. A. c. MEET ToNlTE

There will be specal meeting of the s. A. c. this evening at o'clock, in the gymnasium. to which al. mem- bers are urged to attend.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30
NEW AMp4,s,An PLANES FOR U. s sArTLEs4ps

new planes which Navy replace waercooled bathps of crew of hee equipped speed of 125 miles They powered with
 weigh s5o pounds and " pounds F onds Photo shows of the new planes ? flight.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-30

Homer W. Jewell, game warden, arrived in town yesterday from the Westward
Evening star., 1928-03-13
HUDSON-ESSEX.
SACRIFICE VALUABLE
TRADE-INS.

Our large volume OF new car
business has brought in many
very valuable trades. many late
models, some almost new. They
must be sold at once to make
room for more.
ESSEX 'as SEDAN.
Fully equipped: splendid shape ......S $3.50
ESSEX ':s COACH.
Fully equipped: excellent condition. .S695
Essex ~ SEDAN.
Hardly soiled: every extra. ......... 1878
Essex 'a7 COACH.
Splendid shape: a lot OF extras ..... .$h2b
ESSEX COACH. EARLY 81.
Baked enamel finish> looks good and
HUDSON 'cs BRoucHAM,
siishtiy t, used for dsnonstrsnns' on; iI, fully
HUDSON 80 SEDAN.
Splendid shape: balance due finance
company ...'.,....,.. -....... .seTo
sTUnEBAKER '.7 SEDAN.
Fully equipped: spare tires condition
hAo new '.'t''t 'onis sooo
HUDSON "a COACH.
overhanled and rennished: good tires
ohn '''.' - ,''....''.. Sooo
HUDSON '25 COACH. ...............s .s376
FORD ga SEDAN. $500
OVERLAND 90 SEDAN e-cYL. $s7s
MOON '27 SEDAN. $3.50
MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
Lambcrt-H Hudson Motors Co.,
1922 l. St. NV.
West Of Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
SALE-AuTOMOBlLES.
Going Out OF Business.
Mat Gil - n-n


REQ Flying Cloud Brougham. new: original
price. 81 $50: reduced price. ~ 500.
REQ Flying Cloud Sedan. demonstration: !:
81 ."S5. excellent condition
Studebakcr Touring. 1926: California top:
excellent condition: $50.
Ficar Touring I93J: good condition: Sl45.
REQ Touring. 1n,,:.: good condition; $65.
These are excellent buys aud terms can
he arranged.
GRIGSBY MOTOR CO.,
Corner Duke and Alfred SITS
Alexandria Va. Phone Alex. 90a3.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Here are listed few of our
low-priced used cars. Show
good Judgment in buying your
used car here and save.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
AUTO WRECKERS.

AUTO WRECKERS.
Cars Bought and Sold In ANY condition.
Parts for All Makes.
ROBERT HERSOES Alto EXCHANSE.
100 Fla Ave. NE. North l0i0S.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

These prices include all finance
charges. and we will accept your
car in trade. \ substantial dis
count is made on cash deals.
1701 Kalorama Road.
Capital Garage. 18th < n. Y. Av.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
SALE--AuTOMORiLES.

CARS LISTED IN THIS ADVERTISE.
MINT ARE GUARANTEED AND ME;
CHANICALLY AND ~ ApPEARAECE
Evening star., 1928-03-13
AUTO MART,
zoos 14tl, st.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R

Buick Master sedan. :. $9+5
Stude. Big E sedan. ...... 7o5
Flint brougham ......... AS
Sudebaker Spec. COACH. GAS
Hudson brougham ....... 645
Chrysler 20 coach. 80. SIS
Nash 2-door sedan ...... 845
Lincoln phaeton ........ 745
Stude. President sedan. :. 1895
Stude. Standard roadster. COS
r. McREYNOLDS & SON.
1423-1475-1427 l. St. NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
YOU CAN BUY THESE
CARS EASILY.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.

SIS Per Month on Any
of These;
1928 Chandler Tr.-45 Down.
1924 Maxwell Coasts Down.
1924 Olds Coupe-$75 Down.
1924 Stude. Tour.-$75 Down.
1923 Stude. Coupe-S75 Down.
1925 ESSEX Coach-$O0 Down.
$25 Per Month on These:
1924 Buick Master E Coupe
$40 Down.
1924 REQ Scdan-$20O Down.
$3s Per Month on These:
1926 Chrysler % Coach~$25O
Down.
1925 Jewett Coscli-S2OO Down.
These cars are all in good con-
djtion and are exceptional bar
gains.
1888 I4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

WE BUY AND SELL Used CARS
FRED l.. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle GARAGE. 1IOs Vermont Ave
Evening star., 1928-03-13
HAWKINS.
UNUSUALLY GOOD CARS
PRICED RIGHT.

Mary Other Makes and Mo1eis to Pick From.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
1888, l50-1l l4th St. NV.
Main S720.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
PACKARD.
GOOD USED CARS.


~ Packard s Sedan. -. $3.50
'25 Jordan s Brougham. :. S25
'25 Packard s Touring. 49, 1,744
"a Packard 6 Sedan. ..... $50
20 Packard s Club Sedan. ? SOL
rs Packard S Roadster. ...2,l53
"a Studebaker Touring. 3S5
IS Packard & Limousine. :. $50
20 Hudson Brougham. -. 764
IS Stearns-knieht Sedan. 600
20 Packard s Sedan. :. ,424
~ Peerless so Sedan. >. 900
20 Packard Club Sedan. Il .79S
IS Hudson Sedan. e. 495
"A Jordan q Sedan. ...... $50
rs Studebaker Sedan. -. 90
Evening star., 1928-03-13
FORDS.
1925, 1926, 1927 Coupes,
Roadsters.
Your Car in Trade and
E-Z Terms.
USED CAR DEPT,
1887 l4th.
Open Evenings.
LINCOLN
USED CAR DEPT.

USED CAR DEPT.
Offers several used cars, all of
which are in excellent condition
and guaranteed against defects.
Your car in trade. Attractive
terms.
1eo5 Cadillac Sport Roadster.
1925 Lancoln Sedan.
1894 Lincoln Sedane -
1874 Packard s sport s Tourings fcl.
1927 studehaker Commander. 5;gass.
1877 Chrysler Coupe. 3-pass.: S675.
o96 Cadillac 5-pass Sedan.
1877 Chrysier Brougham.
1925 Buick G-pass. Sedan: 5000.
3SS2 Peerles: sport TOURING $500
1874 Plerce-Arrow Limousine.
1928 Cadillac 1-pass Sedan: $500.
1894 Marmon pass. Sedan.
1874 Nsrrlon Limousine; S3s5.
1928 Dodge Sport Roadster.
1928 wiiIyE- Knight Sedan: S525.s
1e:4 Studebaker Sport Tourings. $500 each.
Above cars are reduced in
price to sell this month. You
are invited to inspect our stock.
Mr.. CATS, Manager Used
Car Dept.
LINCOLN SALESROOM,
1l30 Conn. Ave. NV.
Fr. 8542. Open Sundays.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, Inc.
Cor. 14th and r NV.
OUR MODERN SERVICE STATION.
Kansas ave and Upshur st.. open daily and
Sunday from = m. 10 IL p.m.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

1926 Whippet Coach. ..... 1915
1926 Whippet Coupe ..... SIS
1927 Chrysler 40" Crown
Sedan .1,25O
1924 Buick Master Tour. 365
1925 Buick Touring ...... AIS
1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. 235
1927 Willys-Knieht Sdn. i $50
1927 Willys-Knight Rd. :, 900
1927 Willys-Knt. Coach. ;. .l25
1927 Oakland Land All -. $50
1925 Dodge Sedan ....... $50
1924 REQ Sedan .......... sos
1925 Oakland Coach. ..... WS
1926 Essex Coach ....... SIS
REMEMBER
A Gold Seal' car Is guaranteed
for 80 days against any mechan"
ical defect. You are safe in
buying here.
STFRRETT n FLEMING, Inc.
i7il 18th.
Decatur 27a8.
Home OF The Gold Seal Cars"
Also
/ hinpIain St, al kaIofama Rd
LoD, 5O5u
Evening star., 1928-03-13

aaoS le.h 81, ~--. .ArrRACTivEl.Y rVR.
ntshsd living rtrn,, es<tsVNea kttcAeuet's
tstst shower, NerV reasonable,
t4ta \ Sr~-~oNE NOON AND klrCHcN.
ettr, seCuuj Fooy; b. $50, Phone Noyte
ANS tks
Evening star., 1928-03-13

I3a6 PARK RD-Double front room. end
floor: we'll furnished. twin beds. heat and
light h horne cooking
Evening star., 1928-03-13

iktl X ST, NV FIRST FLOOR. FACING
X ss, two unusually large rVNonts sNltsS'~
tor three or four ecr>ouS or eface hvieS
rnam.t %NS
Evening star., 1928-03-13
ROO,fS AND RnARD

CIRCLE CLUB. ~ Dupont Circle. between
10Th and &nw Hampshire ave.--GirIs. At an
amazingly low rate. ranging from e3J ~
$50 per month for room and board. yori can
have every convenience and comfort. Sortai
life as in your own home: formal danrc with
orchestra twice monthly: beautifully fur
nished room. twin bnds and single rooms:
Wholesome. appetzuz food. small tables
PROMPT service: mcn may obtain meals a.
S25 nor month and enjoy social PRIVILEGES
uf Gtult hit
Evening star., 1928-03-13

.03 3rt ST, Ma MOONS. .CoNrIETEIV
furnished tor lhk.t e;e>' heat ana sas
hsautttt,t tccAtioe; StA moHth iS'
Evening star., 1928-03-13
SALE-AUTOMOBfLES.
Used Car Department.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.

Stude. Dictator" Sedan. 81 ,Oo5
Stude. Commander Sedan. ,485
Stearns-Knight SPIT. Tour. GAS
Stude. Commander Vic. :. ! AS
Hudson Super e Sedan.... SIS
Chew. Cabrio., rumble seat SOS
Locomobile S-4S Sedan. :. 1.05
Dodge Coupe (business).. 345
Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. sos
Stude. Stand. Roadster. SIS
Nash Adv. 6 Sedan. 800. o45
Buick Master 6 Coach. -. CAS-
Chevrolet Touring ...... 2o5
Stude. Sport Rdstr. ...... LIS
Packard 6 Touring. ...... SIS
Evening star., 1928-03-13

CIRCLE. 1916 2lst st.--BriStt. at
tracfivp rooms a m j.: walking distance. incl.
meals that will pease sou. $3j 20 $50.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for two. with re-
fined Jewish family; all home privileges.
Adams 2o72
Evening star., 1928-03-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sai0 "Sth ST, SE--E<rtsE
>Aeond huor, = rooms. kiscaenette and hs.n
moderuy furnished w detached aoaas: SO
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Evening star., 1928-03-13

] 200 LAMONT ST Nw-Dnuble and sim
gle front rooms: refined home. ami: hest
location: good. wholesome honIe-cooked
Evening star., 1928-03-13

MAN RCK CRk RtNtE~~~t4AHGE FRONT
hetsesltttng room. Sltrhea. hath, EaA eAupN
~So f""ms raFvh, ~60. taS& CaNsrt
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Evening star., 1928-03-13

ktR$tSNEp SRONN Art, Ann FNHCM.
sud hoNs. MgtN Ats tamtty instantaneous hut
atpP iStS keuVtM ii tA.. ASNt
Evening star., 1928-03-13

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hh IAN vh@eFtWs hcFseN atl@St ts<Natt,,l,
.,sAs, ta'ate,; rv7'NvSts, $40 weekly, lse<
Evening star., 1928-03-13

"sp T. ST NV FIRST. ~ ts<aE FRONT !
ruoms, kttchen, we'll tuvnSAed, SIS wSS&
twrtu,ses heat, Sas el~ctrsV'tN, t4s
kAt.Fotk, @,ato 10th 81, NW.~~I-ARGv
AMI sm9ll SpSttmcnl~ sHvniShssi ~ GNfuy.
usshea ErtStiatrv Decatur vail,
Evening star., 1928-03-13

I1ss LANIER PL. N.W-Large bright. at
ractive rooms: refined private family: excel
ent meals Adams 1l21-J.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
wANTEn-ROOMS.
COl'NTRY ROARD.
TABLE BOARD.

IDEAL COtl N'rRY HOME for small children.
Mothers care: shools near. $40 pSr month.
Address bax i69-E star Office @ls
Evening star., 1928-03-13

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Evening star., 1928-03-13

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.set Small 'avha aeM bath, As Mea.A !,
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