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APARTMENT OF FIVE ATTRACTIVE,
newly decorated rooms. bath; h.-wh; fur
downtown section; rent reasonable. Prone
North SeOS-J 3s
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ART DECORATED AND DRAPED LIVING
room, bedroom, kitchen; room for 5, p7th.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED ROOM, nearby Virginia, clo7t
to car or bus. by young lady student Ad
dress Box 1850. Scar Office. @
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. OR UNFUR.
RENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

RENT ROOMS-UNFURNIS
719 INGRAHAM ST. NV rooms, kitchen.
@odefn remit s x all
94i VA AVE. SW,-~3 or 4 bright. clean
rooms; good heat, closets, sink in kitchen;
2Ola r ST NW.--Apt. D, next bath; for
Seeptng. SIS so; see lanitor
S2s IRVING ST. N.W.--3 LARGE rooms, gaS.
electricity, heat. no children.
COLoRED~iTi7 S ST. N,W.~-2 largc rooms,
kltcheneste; gas electricity, $3.50, Cali
1909 ARKANSAS AVE, NV tsaurs Addt-
tionl,~2 front rooms. Ink, 2nd noor; bun
galoR: elect. stove $50. Adams 4iS6.
1915 nth ST. NW.~Lh.k.; /, or rooms.
$50 9Th ST NE,-2 unfurnished rooms for
lhk electric lishts and gas, hot-water
1909 x ST, N.W,~-Central location or :
llreplnce, balcony. Rent. $40 or $40 NJ. 1865.
1882 nth ST NV Entire floor, nice
rooms hall, kltchsn; running water SSi.
I2t2 IRVING ST; NV rooms. newly deco
kitchenette, $3.50; rooms, kitchenette, $50.
1908 P ST. NV rms. Kit. bath, newly
decorated, new floors, modern; outside pri-
vate entrance. reasonable. Owner
1888 5th ST NE large. newly papered
and painted communicating rooms. adjoin-
Us ~ fir-W'ilr' Lila tcTcplbblts
NEAR NAVY YARD-Six rooms, water, gas.
Address Box ss2-ccs. star tar Once cave S'S Z.
So7 i2th ST S E,-~3 or 4 unfinished Ink.
rooms. all modern improvements; adults.
ia 18th ST, S,E.-Three doors Lincoln Park;
entire f1rst floor; lisht Housekeeping; two
outside rooms running water, cleo. gas,
h,-wh.: adults. Lincoln 3S90-W q
6+1 MASS. AVE Me- Large rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. electric lights.
aii9 LIST ST, NV large rooms; newly
papered and painted electricity, hot-water
heat 3nd floor front; $50. North Saa4
1909 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE SEE rooms.
kitchenette and bath Anil apply Sunday
or after pm week DAYS,
ill2 HoLBRoOk ST. NE.-~s hright rooms.
screened-in porch, semt-hath. ami; con-
yenient to car line aud bus
1894 18TH Sr--targe, clean rooms. next 10
bath: hot-water heat, gas, elec, phone Sl2
1927 23rd ST, RANDLE HIGHLANDS Two
rooms end kitchen h -w.h., eiec,, gas.
Call before $50 am, or after $50 %
a07 JEFFERSON ST. NW,-~2 or . rooms
aud porchi INV h., gas. electricity, $40 and
t3A
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WANTED-ROO3Is AND BOARD
RENT RoOMs--sUBURBAN.
WANTED-SURURBAN ROOMS.

1912 HoRNER PL. Sc, Consress Heights
D CO furnished rooms, Ink; private
family; ami. -
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. PHONE,
all modern convenienceS, nicely furnished;
SO month i325 Madison ST NV Ga SJn
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APPLES COED condition. Soc also Mcintosh
arc banana ample, Seekei pf&fs an6 crab.
'oFf1n S30qlepaYs. EeTevn Mo Phone Eef-
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

THE MANCHESTER. 14ae M-~Attractively
fur rms. priv, bath elevator, maid private
phene serv.i home eonktne; Summer rates
&c
1904 LANtER PI,, near 18th and Col rd -
Attractive double room, In well kept con-
geniai home, electricity, phone, hot water
excellent meals southern cnaklnSi reason
able
l710 SIR Unusually attractive iarRe
double rooms, in delshtful home every con-
Eenlenee; exceptional meals ANAL tables :
MACohfB SIT NW,@~Two rooms, private de
water excellent meals, convenient. cleye
6sa
NEAR WARnMAN HOTEL, 9saa oath IL ~
TWO nne lafse, duubls fennA fer gentleman,
eNeAllent board Col lA3i,
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WANTED---ROOMS.

WAN AEb-AApOMS.
LADY, middle -aged, alone, larse unfur-
nished room with refined people, NV
near.in best references about i12 month
no trouble Address Box 359-1, Star ONCE
LADY desires prisht, cheerful room pref
erAhly IL. apartment house; central. Ad-
dress Box IA, Star ONCE,
LAW STUDENT secretary. own machine
desires room NV exchange tor letters
tending lawn, furnace, etc. Address bo&
49s-C, Star Once a.
rWO LADIES, one employed desire rooms
with Ink PRIVILEGES furnished or untur-
niShed sleeping porch; s2s-S9o, refined sur
roundinss Address Box 4Ts-C, star once
ONE UNPUBLISHED. preferably with closet,
by young man Address Box S9d-C, star
once
YOUNG MAN desires room with refined jew.
sh family, convenient location, Address
BOX aa3C, star ONCE
YOUNG MAN wants comfortable room with
private bath, convenient TO downtown, rea~
sonahle price. Address Box A22-C. Star
once. e
GENTLEMAN. Catholic. desires room. pri-
vate hath, or small. furnished apartment,
northwest section not beyond Mt. Pleasant
or Woodiey Park please state price and full
particulars Address Box A07"C, Star once
ss
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t9s MD. AVE. Me- LARGE RMS. x (
| b.. 2nd a.; h.-w h COW. cars, 50. of Car.
toll moderate rent. Clev. 4iSa-J, g
SOC KEDRICK, 1901 K-~LARGE ONE AND
trance halls. ine closets, Mrs HAYES g
ROOM, KITCHENETTE. BATH AND
breakfast porch; rent, $50 Apply 1917
Fairmont SC. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
d. A. r. ACTIVITIES

Fluribus Unnm Chapter closed It's
season with an unusually jolly outing
at the home Of the recording secretary,
Mrs. William b. sinnott In Battery
Park, Md. After an hour among the
flowers In her charming garden the
members adjourned to the Bethesda
Presbyterian Church. whose members
served dinner to IA members and
guests of the chapter, The dinner
entertainment arrangements were Ell
ficiently carried out by Miss Anna B.
Grove. toastnlstress, and MRS. William
Teubner, assisted by some OF the gentle
men present. The entire company
joined In singing many familiar songs.
toasts were drunk and dialect storles
told after the dinner. AT the Battery
Park Club house pleasant evening
was spent at bridge leaving for home
at the end of perfect day, with wish
es for another next year and many
thanks to the hostess
Col. Tench Tilghman Chapter held
its annual election at the residence Of
Miss Virginia Crawley Somerset The
following official board was unani-
mously elected Regent Mrs, Enoch
G. johnson, first vice regent, Miss
Lucy Leigh Bowie; second vice regent,
Mrs. Earnest l.. Bullard. recording
secretary. Miss Daisie LouBhborough;
Evening star., 1928-06-17
ROULETTE WHEELS
SPIN IN SHANGHAI
New Gambling Resort Pros
pers in Face of Official
DisapprovaI.

Correspondence of the Associated Press,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lively and
cosmopolitan night life resorts have a
new and elegant competitor In the
shape Of a roulette palace, which the
authorities of the international settle
ment deplore, but which so far they
nave found no way of suppressing.
1t is called "'rhe Wheel" and is To-
Gated in an apartment building in the
heart OF the settlement Nightly until
daybreak it is crowded with patrons,
mostly from the rapidly changing for
eign population:
The police have tried to raid it. but
are confronted with the difficulty that
settlement residents are governed by
the laws of their native land. "The
Wheel is variously reported to be
owned by Spaniards, Mexicans and
Portuguese. all of which countries are
said to permit gambling resorts The
consuls of these countries are said to
have refused to issue warrants against
the place, and 1t appears to be fast be-
coming o Monte Carlo for this part of
the world.
lntroductions are necessary to gain
admittance, which is by an elevator and
Evening star., 1928-06-17
DIVORCE LAW IGNORED.

Correspondence Of iha Associated ppess
MEXICO CITY, June Notification
of the defendant In civil suit of anv
eharacterv~in Il divorce suit far ~,
alnpievxris specifically required by the
Federal statutes Of Mexico. but the "di.
yorce MILL at Cuernavaca disreeards il
When the defendant resides In d foreien
country, nc or she must be served in his
or her place Of residence, the Mexican
law provides. This shall be done throllrI
the forelgn oifice TO the Mexican Am
baaaador In the country In question and
ilnally by publication In a Newspaper e,f
the foreign place OF residence. Al ronv
q the printed announcement, duly oer !.
tined TO- shall be sent 10 the foreign Of
nee by the Mexican Ambassador on Min
lister and thence transmitted 10 The
court, which shall enter 1t in the record
0f the case.
All Ibis vigorously formal procedure III
ignored by The divorce court nf C.lef~
nayaca This omission, leading man.~
Defa OF the Mexican bar point out, pro-
| yiaes grounds for settling aside DEGREES
which may he granted.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

Of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, on
Race Relations" In addition to these
DIR. Warne will be the conference lee
turer and Asher Stickler an employer
from Reading, Pa, will point out ways
and means Of cooperation between en-
ployers and employees Washington will
send four delegates to this conference: !:
Miss Saida L. Hartman, industrial sec
retary; Mrs. Clifford w. Hurley Of the
industrial committee, Miss Ella 6chon-
rank and one delegate still to be
chosen.
The X. E. Y Club will have theater
party at the National Theater Wednes-
day. June 20. Those wishing tickets
should phone Miss Hartman. industrial
secretary, by noon, Monday, June 10.
Kamp Kahlert.
A large group from the Cheero Club
are spending this week end at camp
Among those who have registered are
Bessie Mayo, Lola M. Mayo, Jessie
Smith, Alice j. Metcalf, Frances K
Ogden. Ruth Mulany, Clifton l.. Hope,
Pearl !, Lingerfelter, Rosalie l.. Cum
Minis, Belle Keats, Ruth f. Miskelly,
Verne Allen, Florence Snyder, Rosalie
Snyder. Mary Handley and Emma
Sherman. Miss Jessie Smith is In
charge OF the arrangements.
The guest season at Kamp Kahlert
will open next Saturday. On Thurs
day and Friday before the opening, the
setting-up conference for the COUNSEL
ors will be held. All counselors will
meet at the Y. w. G. A, Seventeenth
and X streets, on Thursday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock for the trip to camp.
On Friday the Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church win hold an all-day
picnic at Kamp Kahlert.
Vacation Lodge.
The tennis court at Vacation Lodge
has been put in good condition. Tennis
and hikes To the river are the outdoor
features which appeal to girls at the
present time. 1t has been suggested
that a putting green might be a great
attraction to many and If there Is a
demand for one the committee will
probably have it put in. The regular
guest season at the lodge opened yes
terday. with Miss Miriam r.. Sherman
In charge.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

| corresponding secretary, Mrs. Richard
Cunningham; registrar, Mrs Franklin
G. Getzendanner, treasurer, Mrs. Will
liam Brown, and chaplain. Miss Edith
Magruder.
Plans we're made for the initial meet
ing of the Children of the Revolution,
and the following membership commit
tee appointed by the regent: Mrs. VIII
liam Talbot, Mrs. William Brown, Miss
Crawley Mrs. Ernest Darby, Mrs. II. G.
Allnutt and Miss EoWie
Miss Bowie was appointed chairman
of a committee to compile guide leaf
let for the use of tourists. ANY resident
who Is familiar with the historic spots
In the vicinity should communicate
| with the chairman of the committee.
The officers elected we're all descend
ants of residents of Maryland, who
came here with the earliest settlers.
The officers were installed at the last
meeting of the season. which was held
June IS at their county club, Rock
Vile, with Mrs. William H. Talbot
hostess.
The Maj. L'Enfant Chapter was en-
tertaincd at supper at the Summer home
of the regent Mrs. Albert Boggs, June
z. at Sherwood Forest An informal
meeting followed Work was planned
for the coming year, and committees
appointed.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
PRINCE DISCOUNTS
OLD FRENCH TITLES
Member Of French Nobility
Would Like to See Them
Suppressed.
BY STUART MORONEY.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PARIS.~~DiScuSsion as to whether
Marguerite Watson as the wife of the
Duke de Nemours is real duchess or
not has raised the question of the status
O. royal and imperial titles in France
and given the all wool and yard wide
aristocrats chance to say what they
really think about titles.
Prince Lucinge- -Faucigny. one of the
purest blooded of all French nobility. is
against them. He would like to see
titles suppressed.
Taxes for Titles.
What prestige has a title of no.
bility?" he asks. III is more often sim
ply appropriated than real. The title
has no Importance. It Is the man that
counts nowadays and. believe me. the
very old French families can get along
very well without titles. Furthermore
by suppressing real titles the false ones
would be obliterated at the same
stroke"
He opposes measure which has
slumbered for years on the calendar of
the Chamber of Deputies, to recognize
titles in France, tax them heavily and
even create new titles The only re-
turn the government now gets on titles
is from what Is called the 'investiture"
tax, sum due for a certificate attest
ing that the holder is the son Of his
father. 1t guarantees no titles. The
tax, fixed by Napoleon. runs from
$3.50 francs for duke down to 45
francs, less than 81, for knight.
Titles are bought and sold like shares
in the stock market today. the Prince
T,flcinpn- FauCiurv declares jndiuuaptlu
However, the American girl who has
married bona fide title. the aristocrats
generally agree, need have no appre-
hension as to it's desirability. Titles
exist in France without explicit recog-
milton by the government, but without
hindrance either.
Increase in Titles.
Nobility was abolished In France by
the revolution in 1870: 1t was restored
again in 1914 after Napoleon had been
exiled and royalty was again trium-
phant. The revolution of 1348 again
put an end to 1t, but the second Napo-
leon reinstated it in 1852. The question
was either overlooked or ignored when
the constitution of the Third Republic
was drawn Some people hold that
President DCumergue might today Gre
ate all the dukes, marquises, counts and
barons he chose without violating the
constitution.
There were 0,000 noble families in
France in 1870. None has been Gre
ated since, but the number has grown
enormously The reason is there is
nothing In French law to prevent any
one from putting in front Of his name
the little proposition de" which Signi-
fes noble origin.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
EXHIBIT TO MARK
OLD SPANISH RULE
II States and 22 Foreign Ma
tions to Join California
Event This Summer.
Of the Associated pres..

Correspondence of the Associated press.
LONG BEACH, Calif.--The cultural
ana commercial evolution of the area
once embraced In the old Spanish empire
along the Colorado River will be reflected
In the Pacific Southwest Exposition here
July % to September 3. It will COM
memorate the coming OF the Spanish
padres to the Pacific Coast. and will
have the participation OF III Western
States and % foreign nations or pos
sessions.
With some so buildings of Moorish
architecture making up the general cx-
position scheme, there will be created
on the 60-acre site on the peninsula
which juts out into Long Beach harbor
an Oriental city suggestive OF northern
Africa.
Foreign Exhibits.
Belgium Is 10 construct a building
duplicating the town hall at Brussels.
set in a Flemish gerden. Germany
will feature the part that nation has
played IN worldwide transportation
A Hawaiian village Is To be transplanted
in Its entirety from the midpaciflc.
SPANS participation will depict its
industrial development, art and cul~
turc. and It's buildings will be supple
mented by exhibits Of private Spanish
enterprises
Guatemala the Argentine, Panama
the Netherlands, Sweden, Mexico, Can
ada. Norway, Ecuador, Japan, New
Zealand. FIJI Islands, Denmark. Uru-
quay, San Salvador, Java, Borneo, SUI
matra. Italy, Costa Fica and other
countries or possessions will have ex~
hibits,
Romance OF the old Pacific South
west under Spanish rule liz to be woven
into the general theme Of the exposi-
tion.
Aircraft and Flyers.
The Moorish motifs in the buildings
are chiefly the design OF Hugh r.
Davies. architect. who got his inspira-
ti0n from the colorful cities Of North
ern Africa with their picturesque
domea, towers, arcades and cupolas.
All CLASSES OF aircraft viii be en-
hibted, and this portion OF the eypo-
sition will be featured by the presenta-
ton To Col. Charles A. Lindbergh of n
bowl made OF gems and ore from the
80 nations making the presentation.
Ruth Elder and other famous flvers
have been invited to attend, and prizes
viii be awarded To the person making
the longest nonstop flight To the expoe
aition.
Two large landing masts lave been
erected tn permit the tying ,ip of diri.
aibles that take part in n Globe ~cirelino
race starting from London and Ham
burg. A reception and celebration
have been planned for three Japanese
aerial crews which have projected a
hight from Toxic 10 Seattle.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Some Sneed.

From the Kansas City Star.
Speed, harp" replicd the gaunt Mis-
sourian. "Lemme tell you: Old Gabc
Gowner died the other day. He was
tollably we'll fixed, and the will was
read at the house right away after the
funeral. I was driving my Ford back
from town and passed the graveyard
just as the mourners we're coming out.
Well, sir. / beat the whole bunch back
from the cemetery. That's how fast
this Ford can travel"
Evening star., 1928-06-17

through a door with trap in it. from
which watchman scrutinizes the ar
irving patrons. 1t has all the luxuri-
Gus furnishings of the most elite Euro
pean gambling establishment, includ-
ing a restaurant. and everything is free
but the chips. II is said to be making
fabulous profits. Many of its patrons
are women.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Pigeon as a Train Pet.

Some time ago a pigeon collided with
an electric train Of the Canadian Ma
tional Electric Railway and was injured.
The members Of the train crew picked
1t UP and the bird was found to have
suffered a broken wing and other in
jgries. The employees Of this railway
stand high in their first aid tests, I1av-
ing twice won the Galloway Cup for
teams from Canadian national electric
lines, and part Of the equipment OF each
car Is first aid kit. with the contents
of this the birds injuries we're dressed
and results were such that the pigeon
was soon able to fly again. During It's
convalescence the bird was provided
with a comfortable box. and upon re-
gaining It's powers Of flight ii refused to
leave the train and ii makes a f50-nnile
trip every day.
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% % - 7---@- -a1-T--
FLORIDA REAL. ESTATE

BY oWRER-BUrLDTEG LOTS IN LAKE
land. Fla. covered with grapefruit and
orange trees. Facts about Lakeland. me-
tropolis Of Polk County Altitude. 227 r.;
pure water from 800 70 1900 II, wells:
ss sddfsss s 'scEMAs ko ksoFfes aner
circle. .Takoma Park Sta. ID. C. Z.s
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Light Socket Makes Antenna.

The light socket makes convenient
antenna for the fan who does not de-
sire an aerial on the roof of his home
One such device has cord for con-
nection TO the receiver.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
PROPOSALS.

bids. ron CONSTRUCTIONS = OFFICE or
ns oiieer for Tie Dlstrist ef' 81 coipmaia. innsis
WashinRion.. p c.--Bealed propgpals. In
June 10. 1928. and then opened. for con-
stri1tion OF metal storehonse at Camp
Elnnls, d. G. Further information on. appif-
cation. ie9-i0t
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PICNIC GROUNDS.

RENTING SEASON now OPEN ron THE
EMANCIPATION grounds, or LINCOLN Park. Pur-
cellvllls. Va; 91g acres land, spring water.
tabernacle. seating capacity. 20D0: electric
light. base ball picnics. lodge outings and
theatrical performances ENCOURAGED. terms
REASONABLE. write Mrs. e. r. BROWN. Sec,
p5rcaIixI3le. va F
Evening star., 1928-06-17
n III JAKE GEORGE
AVV1SARATOCA SPRINGS
. LAKE CHAM PLAIN
w. ~MeADlRONDACKS

IL is easy to plan just where in
this summer paradise is the best
place for you to spend your va
cation. Write for the 30s. page
vacation book "A Summer Para
disc. IL is FREE-(you send
l0c TO cover POSTAGE. itisacom-
plete directory of places of in.
ferest, hotels, camps, modern
farm houses, etc. at Lake Cham
plain, Saratoga Springs, Lake
George, The Adirondaeks and on
the rail and steamer lines of the
"D&H". Gives rates, details and
complete information that you
need to decide just where 10 20.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
SAIE--HoJjSES.

| COLORED
fnr. heat in Deanwood. near car line. sioo
ss ss aas III 81 Gh ne phans oMAs Ghson 'HfsoN ssHfsW
HOTEL MAN DESIRES 10 ENTER fNTo
nartnership with owners OF laree residences
the Asas sssss fess Poss B oes sSS s
! NORTHEASTERN
y, mic n,Se lits!s home vel located northeast
sisy ~itk ssrss Tsrs PeSS $3.50 sssS, ssS sss ~
must sell, and is offerine property at this
low low Price for ana Immediate sale. For inspection
HOW WENSTEIN BROS.
----..-4.---. 7th and H SITS. NE.
CORNER SUNSHINE HOME.
4l0l 4th st. NV. at Taylor.
za rs ny IN rREaEa fghRAy
Colonial corner: large. yard, flowers and
SHRUBS. Six large, well ARRANGED rooms,
fne bath, kitchen equipped with electric
refrigerator. Hoo ier cabinet and breakfast
porches. front covered porch with awninas
house has inside coppes screens throushout
eiudins oVeTsized h hotwater hestina plant
brick All modern cooveniences Nothing
Near schools. churctes. stores and ali
transportation Terms can be arraneed.
CHEVY CHASE. $1,000.
Near stores. churches and schools; FIRE
places. large living, room: bedrooms tie
shower second floor! oil burner; garage: lot
pHbNr Sfha5 g Ns RsEfa c sy s Main sa
Sounds Almost Too Good
TO Be True.
II is, fact. however, that yoa can
buy, this very attractive colonial
monhy ngfk psyments o} rht
includes all carrying CHARGES and ap~
plies a generous payment on the pur-
1742 l. st. NE.
just of Bledensburg Boulevard
Desh EgeTy dSss oof5 Ii 2 teetrety Tee bs
be cofonisi frent frc p poreS sS'n and 's' pref,
The location is ideal. especially for
families with children. because Of the
from dangerous traffic
Remember. Only $40 a Month.
Open for inspection every day and
evening including Sunday
MA TAKE fdna faFs te oaY9E sh lnd stn na S. ns ss
walk two squares north or transfer
10 puS
HARRY A. KITE,
INCORPORATED
1919 18th ST NV MAIN ass
SPANISH HOME.
Chevy Chase.
Sl4.500.
Here is a real spanish-type home.
located in desirable section of
Chevy Chase that has been material
" reduced in price for immediate
sale. There are large living and din
iEg rooms. rear sun porch, kitchen.
three bedrooms. hlack-and- white tile
bath and shower. unusually large
closets and all modern eonveniences.
The grounds are 50xi30, with effective
Planting and several large trees
nearly new. distinctive type home that
should ind ready sale at this mod
crate price
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
ReaHors.
1912 Eye st. NV Franklin a503
Evening star., 1928-06-17

ktttaht3Ye cotta4fs well furnished. hot
g@t&g nf&t, fireplace sleebfIejts cleo. etpGk
lDk sRyyst not and ceia running Y&&eFs bath.
lwg Isfks &a9ssFssa D5reBsG, large Rfgandt
win tgTsAs SHMGRt garage HAEf FiyeF, eatgai
sh9 sgf elag. sDaG fesd and eped eaf line
s4lSAs& tDF sfG4p II young ladies ~ fan8iIg
YIN eDBaffE. 31s Efgg MaWf ays., Et1D as
I&HgH J1f4g IAF Efa1asy Igi~F@a iI<
Evening star., 1928-06-17
or OF ~TOwN aEAL ESTATE,

FLUSHING, f<JaD BLAND ~ H. ROOM
nsH% n294Ie, Satsee, ~ ssxizE} .tsgg s,iD-
"a ". aSfa n seW Iefk Clty
Fch FLA. o,t FEhT Nv eettaee op Made
9Ak isIaHa4 LRRs Hgpefl9FI post Office, III
rgsn5s V4s9oHAlf3 ~ etd ktsfGh settlement
eH HgNfk 6f1Ys oyer bsaAtlflt fDade from
Ffsss9s1t's home tsais Summer. NJ Ted.
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