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VALUES co LOWER
IN COTTON TRADING
Cold Weather in Southwest
Principal Factor in the
Decline Today.

BY the Associsted Press.
NEW YORK. January 3.--Repor's
Of cold wave In the Southwsst
seemed accountable for considerable
liquidation and local selling in the cot
ton market today. First prices were
steady at an advance Of point on
January and March, but to 10 points
lower on later deliveries active pos.
thong soon showing net losses Of l3 t.
80 points.
Trade buying on a scale down and
some fresh buying. steadied the mar
ket at the decline. and after selling
off to l3.4' for March. prices sfiffened
up to or points before the end Of
the first hour. Part Of the early sell
ing was said to he based on belief
that the low temperatures in the
South would kin off some Of the boil
weevils in hibernation, and after
showing a relatively steady tone
early. Liverpool eased of also.
Private cables said continental buy
ing had absorbed selling Of near de-
Iiveries in Liverpool and that Man
chester reported an improving demand
for cotton cloths from India.
Selling continued in the forenoon
the decline extending 10 1886 for
March or 3 points ne lower. while
October sold of to 1864. uet de
cline Of 10 points. TIE relative casl-
ness Of the new crop month was con
sidered due To belief that the low tom
pcratures in the South would improve
coming crop prospects, but the vol
ume of business tapenerd cE at the
dcclina. and the market al Uid1a"
was quiet prices showing rallies nf
s or 10 points from the lowest.
Montevideo. Uruguay. will erect o
large therrpoeInr.t rio MA Mt
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BUILDING PLANNED
IN HUGE VOLUME
Dinner Pail of UnskiIIed Labor
Likely to Be Well Filled
During Year.
BY J. E. ROYLE.



NEW YORK. January 3.--Many n
white collar is due to be wilted in
1928 This became evident today
when reports from all sections OF tho
country Indicated probable surplus
of clerical and other so-called white
collar workers.
In general. reports from the vari.
Gus territorial divisions received by
telegraph express optimism as to the
volume OF employment throughout at
least the first half OF 1928. but II Is
noticeable from these reports that this
optimism exists principally for skilled
ard semi skilled labor.
SO far IA the unskilled labor cm-
ployment problem Is concerned. the
absorption Of these workers seems To
depend to startling degree on the
carrying out OF present programs In
yolving road construction. public util,
ity construction and building construc
ton. In scores Of different comnIu.
mites. the local labor IL reported ms
adequate for all unskilled require
tnenta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03
BRICK INDUSTRY.

NEW YORK, January 3 (F).--Thc
common brick manufactured in 1927
bv more than Zoo plants Is placed
nc 1900, 900 900 by the Common Brick
Manufactui ers' Associa ton Of Ameri.
ca. Loading 10000 bricks to Il car.
it would require $4,000 cars to carry
the output. or $500 trainloads if di.
vided into trains of so cars each. AL
lowing that the 1927 production will
sell for about the same as in 1926. the
actual selling price will be $4.G9 a ton,
about what the manufacturer pays for
soft coal on contract price. the asso-
citation SlXS.
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GENERAL SILK LOSES.

NEW YORK. January (P)~
Operations OF the General silk Cor
poratiun for the fiscal year ended
September 30 resulted IN loss 81
Sl45.55S after depreciation charges
Of s265 1866 and interest on funded
debt and inventory adjustments. This
compares with profit Of 81 1857. 1872 the
wear before Net sales we're ST. 02O-
693. Inability to operate Mt profit
during the year was due TO the con
tinuous decline in raw and waste silk
prices, the report said. largely due to
the weak financial position of Japa-
nese reelcrs.
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EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS

ny GEORGE r. HUGHES.

In our discussion of a proper invest
"1ent policy under conditions as they
prevail at the beginning of 1923 We
now come TO the question Of long.
term versus short-term securities.
Bonds Of distant maturity should
be bought when interest rates are
high and declining. while those Of
short term are more desirable when
interest rates are low and advancing.
This is an easily understood principle.
If interest rates are high bonds VIII
be- ceiling low and az the rate comes
down price of the bonds will advance.
Conversely, when interest rates are
low the price Of bonds il high and If
interest rates advance the market
value Of the bonds is correspondinGIy
lower. so far it Is very simple.
We are now in q period OF low in
terest rates and high prices for fixed
income bearing securities. The diff
Guilty lies in deciding whether the
trend is toward "a hardening OF money
rates. If we were sure about that
We would know that investment in
long -term bonds at this time is in
advisable. Opinions as to the actual
trend are at variance. This much,
however, can be said. Rates are not
likely TO go much lower. so the safer
plan for the investor who has new
funds to employ is to put them into a
bond Of comparatively nearby ma
turity. In that way he will be pro-
tected against any extensive fuctua-
ton in the market value of his princi-
pal. He will not enjoy A speculative
profit, but he will not have a specula-
tive loss either.
If we conclude that securities are
now about as high as they will go
in 80 far as their price il governed by
money rates. expectation of specula-
tive profit must evidently be foreGone.
The object. then. il to have funds
liquid so that when opportunity offers
securities may be purchased on more
favorable terms than are now avail
able.
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INTERNATIONAL SHOE.

SEW YnHk, January tAp. Aei
ie'"Ine of international shoe 90, for
ha year snded Nov a,nher 20 fasa ~
VI 3,ess453 trnm si1,2I7.h7g the year
befnfe This Is equal after preferred
dividends ia ~ 81 share on ihe new
rninbon against tia7 n share The
previous 3eaf on tha old common
STOCK. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

NEW YORK. January Np1, ~-
Mel earnings Ut s2,gs9.4 a0 Tor Tie
yeHr ended November 80 are re-
ported by American States Securities
Corporation. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Itaiancs available for reserves, Fed r
efni thses and surplus was kA22,59f
Cross earnings We're a., nos ,bsy,
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LITTLE POTATO TRADING.

CHICAGO. January 4 United
states Department nf Agriculturel. ~-
Potatoes Receipts. % cars on track
i43 cars. Total United States shin
ments, saturday. Sa4 cars: Sunday, &c
cars: Monday. 1877 cars. Practically no
demand account Of cold weather,
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WHEAT PRICES RISE
ON FOREIGN REPORTS
News Of Increasing European De-
mand and Advances by Argentine
Shippers Factors.

Dy THF NsSWTdIBU TTFFN.
CHICAGO, January 3. 49, Wheat
prices took an early upward swing
today. influenced largely by reports
of increasing European demand to
gether with falling off in world ship
ments. Furthermore, advices were
at hand telling of Argentine shippers
asking n sharp advance. Starting AT
II to "a gain. Chicago wheat later
showed an additional rise. Corn
oats and provisions were also frmer
corn opening IL to II higher. bu,
subsequently reacting somewhat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

Fishers Price Index

The following table shows the aver,
age movement from week In week
% of the wholesale prices OF 100 rep.
lesentative commodities from Dun =
Review and te) OF the purchasing
power Of tbs dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

NEW YORK. January ; H1 For,
eign exchanges mixed; quotations in
ceptst Great Britain. demand
AT IiIe: cables 4hsta: g0.day blis on
banks. 1884,. Frame. demand, 3g3t4t
cables. a5aAs. Italy. demnnd. b27A
cables, 6.2sA.
% s5t4 Holland, i033H; Norway,
i 20 .gDI4. Sweden, 1904 Denmark
/ "a. so, switzerland. lJ.3Gi4; Spain
i7I5, Greece, 80, Poland, II rs:
| CzechosioVniiu. 900; Jugoslhvia. i.7g,
i Austria, 14.ii. itumhnia, 81 Afeen.
tina, ~ so Brazil, 1898; Toxic,
| An; Shanghai, Ji93a: Montreal.
33.k2 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

" Meade Addison. executive mana
Fer II tAe State Planters Bank d
JrDst "a ~ FlFhfnDnd has beeb elect
81 member ~ she board 81 directors
a. tie Life Insurance - II blfEihia
1lf Addison Was formerly president
~ tba HlfEjula isauksIs AHs" ib l1t
sud tie lsa1}nE iiouEe Ahk,st laiiog vi
IlarbHonG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

When tha HUNS Dana Ia Australia
II completed In iaa0, Australia and
The United States viii have The iva
largest iaheitnif dana IN the world,
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Management Still Vital Factor.

Easy money viii continue, ~ least
for the first part ~ the year. but, re-
member. easy money Will not cau@e
advances III poorly managed com
rs mics There are "a iot Of such com.
T5s nifs. end that H. why any ma jor
movement IN the average of all the
eiocks should be downward. even
though st'cEa of the beet comps NEE
viii Do well,
Bonds 10 true investment stocks
vii correspond ~ me course 81
money hpd hence should rU!" firm,
hBt inferior 1ssueE. even II under The
R8ise ~ DDuds, together ~Iih many
similar securities. may nov br selling
o. their high points.
fifuder the cDkeT ~ the great in
zestrneuf demand scDfes ~ issues
sfe nov being soiG ~ the public
which All sDf1e day make their hoid
err very sotty group II people.
Nineteen tWenig~eight will be q year
" hich viii repay careful study, IN"
careless viii constantly he ~ trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

In the earthquake Of tag A. ID. more
than 800 towns in Palestine and Asia
were DESTROYED.
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IIeArd ia t'iDsnelai District.

Glasses 81 WasbiRtDn thapie ,
American inetii ute III Banking, viii he
EesuHed tonight
The $l3 60 900 Of pfior lien mort
gage per cent gold bonds authorized
b. The Interstate Commerce Commits.
SION ~ be issued by the Missouri Kan
Eas.Tcxss Railroad VIII b'1 sold 10
IuhE, Loeb 90. J>adsniterE, Thai
mann d %. National Guy Co, J. 4
W. geligman 4 n. snd Hallgaffen d
-. ~ ST.. The bonds have been ~
tered 10 the pubic 81 aGM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03
Moving nie Workmen.

This means that the itinerant work
ers. up 10 the time NJ the harvest al
least. must depend on road building
railroad and utility construction for
their jobs. IL IN likely. therefore. that
the freight cars and private automo
biies viii carry more non.paying pas
sengcrs in the next three months thar
they have for some time past. This In
not serious situation. according &c
labor union and Government officials
The road and building construction
work In expected 10 be more extensive
even than IL was In 1925 and 1927
In the latter year building construc.
ton alone involved the expenditure of
81 900 900. 900 and this record viii
probably he eduaied or exceeded In
1928. More money viii he spent on
roads than ever before. for the States
start with IA fund Of at least half n
billion dollars which viii become
available through taxes on the sale of
gasoline and the duplication by the
Federal Government of sums devoted
10 this work.
The so,indness Of the building sit,
VA ton IN attcsted by the stabilized
prices and tradings In real estate, as
indicated by survey OF the markets
df the United States and Canada just
completed by the National Asaocia.
lion nf Real Estate Boards This sur
rey covered 1t0 cities, sixty per cent
~ those cities report that the mar
ketH are ~ good. or better, than they
were year ago. In u per cent Of
these cities selling prices are higher
now ihnn hey were In January, 1927.
while all ri the elites having "a pnpu.
lati0n Of half million or over have
shown u fennrkahle stability with
comparatively little PRICE changes.
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TREND IS UPWARD
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Demand Centers in Special
Issues-Range Narrow in
General List.
ny WILLIAM r. HEFFER NAN.


Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, January 3.-lIaving
started in where It left off Mt the
close Saturday. the curb market price
tendency continued upward but with
the demand ccnteriDg In spccia! lS-
sizes. The main body of stocks moved
over n narrow range. ana whefe OIL
ferings came upon the market they
were readily absorbed.
Practically all the new ST Paul u.s.
sues were higher. with the preferred
at its best price so far reached. buy.
ing in these instances was Influenced
by the latest developments In the plan
for reorganization. AT the same time
New Haven Az per cent bonds were
bid up a half point or more. but in
the bond division 1t was only the rail-
road obligations that did anything
noteworthy.
Brooklyn City Railroad.
Among low priced spccialities
BROOKLYN City Railroad attracted at
tention when block of 5000 shares
changed hands at 53s and later
crossed C. Although the price was
down only slightly from the high Of
1927, there was reason to believe that
the noaNN DuN1nS Ill tIlIS ordinarily
inactive issue represented repurchas-
ing by those who sold out some time
ago for the purpose of establishing
income tax losses, and were DESTROYS
of retaining their holdings
Heavy profit taking carried New
mont Mining down over points at
intervals. but after this had been corn
pleted the price rallied. other min.
ing issues failed to he Influenced by
strength in this group on the stock
exchange.
Oil Well Supported.
With the outlook for the oil shares
during 1928 little changed. there was
little incentive to come in on the buy
ing side. Latest developments in the
Mexican situation were having a reas.
surfing effect upon speculative senti-
ment. but it was evident that ma
terial change in the domestic situation
IL necessary to encourage active buy
ing. The oils were well supported, but
did little In the way of price apprecia-
ton.
Specially favorites included General
Bronze. Campbell Wyant and Cannon
and American Rolling Mills. all OF
which were substantially higher. l'ub-
lie utilities came in for more atten-
ton under leadership OF American Gas
and Electric. Electric Bond and Share
and United Gas Improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Following Is the list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
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Foreign Weekly Iudex.

Cfnmpa u.nndou Financial Timeni
index number for Ems lhnd
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See. Trouble for the Careless.

LEROY D. Peavey. president OF BAD
sons statistical organization. who al.
tended the sessions Of the learned
societies here last week. uttered many
words OF financial caution while IN
the city. With other things. ne saIo
The past year has been q peculiar
one. Many individual compa nlef an"
The more favored groups have nisoe
R.eat strides and others naV- heen
continually complaining OF haf3 times.
Meanwhile. the total volume 81 husi
ness. though good. has sitn0sf cor
s.arily declined. Hundreds ~ our
American enterprises have called IL
ar era of 'proftleSs prosperity.
THE same trends are s'ill eFident
END will 50 continue. TIE volume OF
business in 1873 ought 10 be fairy
good. 1925 ~ss good at both ends'
with slight recession in the middle
Of the year. and 1925 Was one OF the
bes' 12 months the country has ever
seen. This makes. with 1927. three
Y1ost wonderful years. 1923 AN far ss
car now be determined. will hardly
maintain The higher levels Of these
three years. bu, II should be a good
year. @pd probably not far from the
levels of the 10 al four months.
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Realty Transfers Heavy.

The total real estate transfers for
1927 have been fully up Ia that Of
The banner year of 1929 nnd the
trend of Tie market as 1927 drew IN
II close gave 40 Indication OF il let
down. Ia fact. February Of 1928, ms
was Tho ease laat year. probably
VIII set new peak for tho total
number nf real estate transfers In
10 of the last II years the sales Ut
real estate have Increased In the
early months of the years
Iteutnla for all types OF dwelling
show downward trend an compared
with last year. but central business
property IL commanding higher
prices than IA year ago. The decrease
in residential rentals. however. has
been slight, even IN those districts
which have been regarded as most
seriously overbuiit, Canadian cities
report an even mare Optimistic shaw T.
Ing than that returned BY American
municipalities.
The supply Of capital fnt building
shows u remarkably iatEe surplus
saeklns Investment intetaat rateh
eis STEADY ami ouiV very 10" cities
show a fisuH rate II ls ntsu,s
itnNeyfr, that the Ereateat activity
is iu HE Aections least heavily pnpus
lated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-03

Monteyideo. Uruguay. will erect Q
large therruoelectric pla Mt.
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Ranks Earning Assets Jump.

The total earning assets OF the ed-
.ral Reserve Bank of Richmond. which
were ss5 SIS, 600 on December 10. 1917
were ss4.12s.0o0 on December 10;
1897. the increase being made up OF
acceptances purchased in the open
make, and larger holdings OF Gov
eminent securities. Member banks
raised their reserve deposits at the
reserve bank from sGs.s40.o 900 year
ago 10 s73.737 900 on December 10.
1927 Increased deposits in member
banks requiring higher reserves at the
reserve bank.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished by w. u. Htbbs 4 Co
Nominal gold Selling checks
value tpr nafi, today,
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sALE-AUTOMOBiLES.
"LINCOLN"

USED CAR DEPT.
Offers These Cars at Great Reductions.
Which Will Give Unlimited Service.
1927 Lincoln Club Roadster.
1923 Auburn 8 Sport Roadster.
1926 Lincoln 4-pas. Sport Sedan.
1926 Cadillac 5-pass. Sedan.
1926 Cadillac 2-pass. Coupe.
1926 Cadillac 7-pass. Touring.
1926 Cadillac 4-p. SPIT. Phaeton.
1925 Cadillac 7-pass. Touring.
1923 Cadillac 7-pass. Sedan.
1926 Packard 4-p. SPIT. Phaeton.
1924 Buick 5-pass. Touring.
1924 Buick 7-pass. Sedan.
1924 Buick 4-pass. Coupe.
1927 Studebaker 5 Sedan Comdr
1924 Studebaker ~ Tourings.
1926 Lincoln Coupes (2).
viii take your car as part payment. bal
a"l1 Above " aT"'fn' cars in excellent condition.
Mr.. CATS, Mgr.
Used Car Department
LINCOLN SALESROOM,
1130 Conn. Ave. NV.
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WHY GAMRLEf
When you buy an ordinary
used car YOU take a chance,
Buying one OF our feeenditiened
NASH
Used cars You do not have to
gamble, These cars are put in
tirst-elass condition and are sold
with our guarantee,
TOpAY'S SPECIAL,
1923 Chrysler q Coupe, like new
@tN
e~a-is4zvz
WALLACE,
NASH nIsrRlnuruRs,
400 |. ST.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
CLEARANCE SALE.

LLEA NLE SALE.
Studebaker Coupe ........$245
Oakland Landau .......... 795
Essex Coach ............ POS
Ford Coupe ............ 9o
Dodge A Sedan. n.......... sos
Chevrolet Roadster ....... Is
Oakland Touring ........ $50
Hudson Brougham ....... 645
Chrysler 20 Coach. ....... 825
-.
NCO sCt1dII - -
r. McREYNOLDS & son,
1423-1425-1427 l. St. NV.
S-T-U-D-F-B-A-K-E X Err.
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81

sales so far this month prove
the desirability of our mer-
chandise.
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SALE--AuTOMOBiLES.

chanlcai condition: looks good Priced very
low. ,.
StudebalSer 5-passenger Phaeton, iva
fine condition: new tires. bargain .
Pierce Arrow Roadster, model so: perfect
condition throughout. Priced right to sell
Graham Paige Demonstrated model 6l9;
been driven a few hundred miles. Will sell
at reduced price.
Graham Paige model 6l0; used as dem
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.
LOGAN'S GARAGE,
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BOATS.

CANOE Old Town lS-foot, open gunwale
double ribbed: excellent condition; camping
outfit included, cheap. Address Box l6O-B.
star Office.
terry ignition: SIS. 4S.4 Kansas ave, NV.
Adams aO0T. 81
TWIN OUTBoARD MOTOR, Caille, 5-speed
Bosch magneto: Al condition; price. ST5
cash Can be seen Capitol Yacht Club. foot
Ilth st. 80
CANOE and equipment, $50. Phone Adams
32a5-W or see Rack 1873. Dempseys Canoe
House GEORGETOWN 70
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PIANO-UpriKht. Huntingaon; good condl.
ton; $50. immediate sale. Adams 4al ~
Evening star., 1928-05-26

Prices are so low we cannot
take trades, $50 discount for
cash and to out-of-town dealers,
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PIANO, raahoSany. standard make. spart.
r1ent size: excellent condition. S3s, ol9
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PIANO, upright tboUuolr grandl, IN Snlele
did condition: Sls5 lis st, ne. IS.
PfANo--Snghtly used. medium sized, duil
Tnahogsny Davies and Sons upright piano for
500 Don't fail to see this Instrument before
yoG buy Chss. NJ. Stleff. Inc. l340 & ST,
y w. WaShington D {.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

TrEAgAa9 EGGs Rinxneek and Golden.
g1sene Cleveland 100.
BLREED E1eR PgsLLKTs pafsse strain. "a
weeks old. Gail BeTNgn ll3-3 27'
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We BUY AND SELL USED CARS
FRED l.. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle Iarage. los Vermont Ave
DEPENDABLE USED CARS.
Big Bargains Backed by a
Reputable Business House.
Our used car department is
operated for the clearance of our
stock of used, rebuilt, exchanged
and sales demonstration automo-
biles.
IL is legitimate part of our business,
and is conducted with the same conscientious
care as our new car salesroom.
These are some of the bargains We are
1926 Dodge Sport Touring ,.... $500
1927 Dodge Special Coupe. like new. oo
1924 Dodge speciii A Sedan. ....... $50
1927 Dodge DE Luxe sedan. ..:a. 800
1927 Hudson 7-pass. Sedan. $500 oo
"'i'e' New car warranty. '''' '''0
/ Victory Coupe, demonstrator.
/ Victory Coupe Brougham, demonstrator.
/ Senior 4-pass, Coupe. demonstrator.
EASY TERMS.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
6l3 @ St. NV.
DAY PHONE NIGHT PHONE
MAIN $3.50 MAIN 6oo4.
Omen Evenings and SUNDAYS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAI4As SEAL. Udh. IN VANViItHt NUIItFItIUU,
Call Adams 2o24-J.
LAWN BENCHES sun dials bird baths
- flower boxes and urns for the cemetery.
. George Dant. s Dakota ave. and BlaSenshurg
1Gri Lincoln 102Sl
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Observation-Disclosures.

BOYS EoCGET slf HHds. single book. so1
ptsg1e FtalsGsn g4te The BiE BOOK shsD
Gxs q - q - M f,Fagek stores
Evening star., 1928-05-26

PIANOS RENTED "a 3 month and up. Mt
Pleasant Music ShOp Inc. 3Sl0 l4th st NV
Tn1np7hiA lfS4i OMEN evenings
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PIANo--Mason & Hamln mahogany baby
grand perfect condition, al q bargain; may
he seen between 10 am, and pm, at l3&
{ ST Sc. or csn IIrs. l.. Brown, Grace
nntirA HAfai eRS
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

isSa8. large ARD snaall: ffeeh Hosieln. tesf.
&c baled straw delivered si2 ton btaek
xs4lnsat llsutyeF Cleveland aj6z,
gfJR gAI,E~-tTwo 9regh eoMs ons Jersey
an4 DHe Guernsey. W. r. DreyeF. Sargent
-. . .y.,s,z, --S.zz---3
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SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SiReer. SIS:
New Home, SIS; standard SIS; New Ideal
SO. others at 50. ali gaar. New machines
~ mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
S E Sew Mch Shnr. 81 3 Pa. ave Sc. L srh
Evening star., 1928-05-26
FoR VARM AND GARDEN.

TsEOaIEs finest blooms sola On premises
Essex ave Somerset Nd VIE 34g0.W
Evening star., 1928-05-26

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SODS-High-gra6e sods rich topsoil we'll
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order Lincoln H64 2Ss
Evening star., 1928-05-26

ONE i00-GkL COPPER STILL, complete
with all fittings hrst-class shape; Cheap.
Carniack Dry Cleaning Co.. 1120 HolbFook
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