davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COEKTS 9TH AID ND AVE
hs-~-f~o re~ nteproof buildings having
elevator aaa swiIebboaFd .efstoe H"st
!. soonx Ejnhcn and bath ....,xj3 80
room, kitchen affi haih ...,.... 40 90
room req haA and bath 81 80
tfee escsric refrigeration
. rooms kitet.en and bath g.. *G1 50
1852 s3,b sT NV -~Regiden, manager.
free eleciri" rett1Reration
Z f""fns h'|hen ahG BATH ,...,.... s57 b.
sHKKnANos $40 nncnAHAs sr NV
< f1bnjs, hlTben Anf bath ..4..,. ~ So
roam. KIT and bath .......... ~ %
?Hg ELWonD f4al to,h ST NV
rooms kit"hen and BATH s.. ssh 90
fslRs kitchen aDG bath .,-,. ~ 80
7is ijtE 81. h".~-s foons bitcheo s,4
hath ,... ....,.+ 300 80
25*1 orr ~. NV -~Re.ifem manager =
rooms tlthep aof bath ..... SO ~
1910 EYE ST Gw.--~; rms sas $50 %
'as9 ~ sAffn2NT IA ts.R ST NV" 'oo"' 81, s,r o
Z toorps kitohen and bath III ~
sfhIns t.,., iSg hi AVE *",--~a re?on,. y.
1910 EELhos1 ST sw.-~2 rooms enrh
,lonl kstei.e,a am bath Is 10
isl7 Dan ~ ~ " - topnis sltonsa agG
s rooms ki,cten and bath ia %
IDD2 Tin ~ Il - rus bath st5.oD
1915 M 81 r. W .~.~z ffsotus kit and Dalh
s<8sstlaG DDtob A6a ttf
LlPA YETTE 1907 7th NJ " 81 tDGDis
EtteIseH aHT Ehsb ,., .... $50 s2fB
rGDfrs kttri4en htpt Lsth 40 ~
gasi Isth sT y NJ b f.oHs Ait ap1
bhth ..... s,..s .-.s .ssr..s 132 Ju
tsfa ADAMS Mii.l Nd y w atd nqpf-~.
S seen3s k3t anf bath D1feh $50 90
l7nb LAkiER FLy~~z s"on.s s,tcbea sna
batls XIX .....,....t. Ma 80 ~ Nhb %
s50s 7th sT H.~~. sooms s,tehep sn,'
fthtn ...t....s $40 90
Jss 21tb sT w -~-3 sooH9s klHhen snd
bath . .,5,. sa sac 10
f3s NEWTON ST p w ~vI room Aitehsh
diDiHs slcoga afts bstB b., $50 90
@4J epkTH CAPITOL sT.~v~3 tosn< 81,
HHs bath ,.fs.-t.. 80 bt
3 Is,,sFus ri, aud bath t..,t,.s- 10 90
sJs u 81 r. ~~see resident manager 10
Ig1 ID ~
b Toeas st shh bath ...,....- $50 90
)TDI l. sT. y y. .7~~g f1oHas ht atad
fsrSb . ss~f tt*stt 81 &t1 5S
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yyw cAgDYHs. 211o ocr sT s-w-se.
tse1 apartment haF}cs h@trhffsafo s.a ~
~ cafe fesg.sti .aa',%s+' ,a1. Oh 1iea's ~ 80
! 3lfs ,oor5s fisc..ea SD bst6 =. no %
,eei * H. AYR > "--a rooms. sls.''fn ssa r.,
a. Mass Ayg G,K--~kiesa,or ana
Z ,opase ~ b ttstD '-.' ''-'''>ag ~
-,xa1 eFsshg gp y " ---Kestcei3i ns"assfn
tgpnEs .!t snc D&tb 49, 'N''' ~
sae1 cpsA AVE -Etfatsf.t lsa 'nahaE@ "
%%l1 t3a sss tAefs."fs ~ s,sra 1s'''" sss %
Z ge,s ~ ant Dgtis -.,...+ f@-''
ss@1 fEwAEK 81 Fw>~~fret f4tff''% '''
> s',sest Y.a s.s4 sssa..-,.,....,>''' >''' ''P
1870 osYARio I'D p I" "e--j-esAfsnt a':na1fs1to II ~
tesoa.s s}tea4eD af.c tatA .s'' 'n'"
ssen 1dth 81 R~~Few Dgl+9if4g ff"e
3 soorss 1yDatss.D sfH1 paths ,.--- e ~ ~
: f,eu5s Fltr}seE $40 paFA - "a -.
9EE se&t,sf III. .:s., y - ~ ~
ssln 4ltceeH @Ef Da1k ,-.,f.- '''
$50 :. 81 D ".-~se@ hesife"' "'a''@s''
y g.,.ns ~ s.tcteo sa1 bs,n. ..,...,s 900
,ta4 wIscoHs:h AVE ".--~a s2sn5s ~ ~
x5lrEeA Ezs bs11 tss . - ~
cr<LgnaTr 1l}e ST Kw--~a :so .:@nis -,
t5s.tt+ ~. ...st1. ase ba.a q. -
ss.g "a 50 ri NJ -~~E4eEatDf D8iia3Hg k*s'-
cert re- aPef "a
. focnst xsesaets stc GHiA .-.t,-, Sl@ ~
re,Gu RI10l.eH 6f4G IsiG t'-t-. "f"'
sszs !0sh - 2" ~~ia iaeE1ceif manager q"
tf1,ftF eit"is@D anf t5aiFl ..s-.. s4K ~
rts4us FlAa..ey AlsE bsib .,.,-s-t ~ ~
1895 cgAb AVE 3 " -~f'sbt stpry sis.
gstos 'yu4.eshs ksslfef.s 1a;9isgs. rn "a"
.sft1lhNk sfa4f f. 80 & "a. &4l dsS Sat6a3t
rf.yg1s *st asG nsth R5S ="
80 g5th ~ hI.~~F'e@ s5he'iTes fs'nTs'a'
ESDH ~.
a6!4 ogE - k " ~ iaasiaent a'st.eFet
soau1 EsichsH sas oaib .,.,s. az 90
eoosnt ~ sl3a bath s.,. 100"
ss4 qne 81 hE.~-~S fo90la kitchsn $40
Ds}p ,--..- -tt.r.....t -tt. ,sst sTD ''
tgts 1tth ~ H.~~S fo@tns hitci..n 30
BasN ..tr.t.... Hsf3DD
ic5 ett 81 sk.~~~3 room kn shc 40
tatb .. .,--. .--st .t,.t-. eSs tp
ftwafhsF 2e6 MASS AVE MI
FpeC3 a3t #sd oas1 ,.,.,t.-.. 80 90
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In this work Washington grew, in . short time,
from boy to man. He was made public surveyor,
and passed . year beyond the Ailephaniss. Then
he went back to Mount Vernon to take his brother
Lawrence, who failing health, to Barbados.
But George had smallpox, and Lawrence grew
worse, and they soon returned homo.
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Near Iih s. Eve Sts- \ Z

Good brick horse: q rooms and bath
newly paperet and painted and er,tlpneh
~ith hntwster heat and electricity Re,
dured 10 SIS Der month
WM II. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1857
1888 ST. NV. MAIN luiT.
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RENT-RI'SINESS PROPERTY

FOR LEAsE-NE. CORNER 4th AND c
sts. NV, newly renodeled 3-story puiltlng
3 large stores. ) apartments with priv ate
bath. gas and elec.. entrances: rent reason
able: suitable for lunch room or deica;essen
tIay- r31S
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WANTED TO RE<T--IIOt'SES

s sroUir4 or Il ROOMS TNFt'R
~ l.. gAtasr hest white aerlinn tvntfat
- reasonable rent Address HoN His.C
star atfcr tas
tt"n "hitr 81 "ninfcd nnt1HtRtN i
RiitNE MAN tiii tus
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RENT HOusES~~tjNFuRSisiiEU
>51 - 'Gj.IfMIt1A nG1~ NV A1"rnAC
tive H-tuHn1 'hnhefn t0mr @lil glass -ihoiae.d
sl"' iti"R n1rry neni4 Haistea Dpf DHIatet
@rrntoi iitpr AIt3hgnd as aih II deslred
sii tai 80 tst'tfs ii u q
iFi, Ontario r,t 6 ~~-:, - b ~ 90
lHA@ ThIHhY 80 iiis,. Nat nk i.ita
Day itt,nae 451s n,gh, phope. Cal ae70
bGDDRt.AAD 1890 FERRY sT n -
oe0.l dciaGl.sd nFi.b 'fanl ,sDt bach satds
s"as'.la ~ Iaas 1 . v Maln aa5s' 80
DOWNTOWN ~~ COLONIAL. HOUSE, n
rDpbts = Hathe Hfapjafh fpf peoBie v hG en-
~ lhe anii9ne 1911 Ete e nv l0'
la4 TEHhfasFE AVE n T. ~~~ = ROOM
tf3e- ~ eglina bath reilsf u ~ h elst ana
eat Aptis NJ J. hEAhE liiI q NV.
Nstn GbSi
H27 TONGFFft0W 81 ~r~ NEW sly nf.DA
hpHee henl rtssonahe tatl Adans saia
no CAsH PAYMENT HEQulnrD@~ MONTH
" Fsptai ~ SJB IL s9b uaSs faF youf hnr,H
II i bFHhfsn lal7 Y n NV. lOs
hEAH WAfTFh NEED H0sFiTAI~~sIifYN.
salG4 Is fa,Ulqk bath f.s a IL paIssrwt palHi
% h't"ls .tehnlshrd sWj aaraFs, Gall
sbeDhstd 94nD iTs
f0lGREb tIfT ROOM AID BATH MOI,
4 hHihE Main liiii. ~ oaf e !nsneal :
ron HEhT IT SIS 10 PER MONTH r0ZY
a-raHa, briak bsin elesifie lghi Eptg sieF
Lsstsss sssisiA Iapa.tfs ai Ts0 iUih al So
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He wrote to . school friend, n have not slept
in a bed more than three four nights this sssn
ner. After walking all day ! havs lain down at
skin, with man. wife and children, like dogs and
cats-a~6 h-~~y ~ tU>o o<s tho berth nearest
tie fi~S.s
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sai.E-CO OPERATIVE APIS
~ OPERATIVE APARTMENT BCIfT nv
~ A X II Warren, containing !isina room
itet.fs.oni pitofeu and fiInette an stcpttd fnnr
Ant nn3 3G.G Porter st Ia be sold $500
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

DESK AND EVERY OFFICE FACILITY.
clerical services telephone: finest location
only SO r~r mo: mailing privilege. etc -
per mo SUITE SOL Home Life lns BLDG 81.
i0S Vermont ave NV
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INTERNATIONAL. BUILDING
1910 i Street.

Centrally iaeatnd, appnsiie naw tseas
Clan HuiItiias has fne tai.t fanrns With
pattA likht suiiabla for setist's sta.ilaI
siasir Irs,ni fann.s on thifd npet. tselns Z
street heAiA rHssanAhln aa+huuf sAr.
sies, ses assent IN mlihlias, Room ales
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RE<T~~WA,,Ei
liENr---ll.Nl.l.S.

IN MI PHEASANT sfC1tuNr~ NEW rrN
crete h,iiIdnk heated law rentals Cali MIR
MOVES t1in 81 phnae Maia anii
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RENT HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.

\ REAL BAKGAIN-S+5.
1877 ADAMS ST NV
Six Large Rooms. Bath. Electricity.
THE IOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
i4I6 Eve &, NV Main Spl0
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SAl.E--.-SrORES.

SAt.E-islSiNESS PROPERTY,
MYsiNEss PROPERTY 10 Cf.0sE An ~,
tate hts setnrns on Investment passthle. a,1
aurhy, Fenl,es With name ants answered
Address Hon ehat. Star cfhte tas
s. t'r rRnN'rApE 100 nsEr NnaSE,R
ROLL. hls q =, nv tAt3A
4 MODERN fnrR sTORv RultntNG IN
the siawnta~u ehopras Arca, Priced way
heta~ neiehherins ef9psrttss AZ slTu tst,u
t,anE leasa Ia eid resrsnsihie hrms exrefieat
return on Investment and uauueatiaashis
future
sfs siaY YHnfssHS Hsaaf sias
lib and \ Y Ave, Mata als.
fSnrsrRiNt 0aniSNn NEAR Ssr,, Am II
sta nv, At VI per .eat, about . tho sausre
teet hsee 10 teet street tfuatase
This site IN hteat for MAaufaetuplnx miami
warehouse trnek ssrAae az siNllae USAGE
Absolutely ths ehsaeess Industrial srauai
Ia Ihls section,
Cali Mr. .ksnnesty. Until rM.
MNnNE 4 Htllt INC,
Yan lTth 81 NV
M Main ltfl
Il ST,--CORNER STORE.
NEAR CONN AVE
syslas salsshis" l"easlae M N,sSa,ss.sa @ S Il
psss',ilasss a. i.sss sst & m.shss .. M sAs1ass, kss
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B i Saul. CO,
AZ ain aiuU Uah ihth Al nj "

- ~ aIW = TT -. W3iI IHtH ~ y "
}lei lst sT kW~~n RMS hAT'H 80 90
- ith u NJ 10 tooins and bath tAn0
sliT, Iss. Il NV -~d ra,s. anil bath Ill So
bui let II set f1aiis AMI bath ~ 80
II .Loesteilow .l ny % bath I10n
! Iat lIh u ns rmh raosas, bath 9hnu
slt ist st s.v~s,ti fuams and hath 40 80
iDa7 9th u ia. .--yv fnnn,s and bath 80 90
;as insh IL n q" - ,9,.aas 9ash "a "A "A
& MIDDLETON, Inc.
lAla Lgs 81 NV, kraaklla 0a0a.
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RnAtiTiFui. NEW HALLS AvAtIAnfe Il
toy SUNDAY services dawntawa Iunipf
Order Hall A, saA Eve u NV tnEp
BitrktER ftes hAa
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$3.50 BUYS WHAT:

Attractive n~w N~~.a Es--rs's Va ts,
-|to0tes TO s4tx ACs 6~N.g@9 age SxR--
clranS rSS,-. ~is-a H~Ss-y>>-,s s4cA .G-Ss cf1>s
- Ss.N~Ta9g@ 's-'tf2sscr IT, -ees.-Ss~e Sas>sss
x-~f }S~s~ Ss-rN~- G-~~f-- .k-ss %aS<
"yf~~N s~s .~S %s-eH+.t~ e~s-.~r Nr~s-s
<&-Se ~3-t-r ~}-<e~ az ss%vss e-s-
<NiSses al N.-ScsS -&cs st&>t-ss sx.- .-.-sS
3gHt cc-t-c9s~c ~ swss~.ss s&<e : - =
~TNa-ss c~-.e-s MA Ssssss s<--aS@ s.e<-
irse hot-~a. heater - SS--s- -c-,s<
iaI-S-v taNs- f~s-I ccrN - fees -a-v
~ sse t-~es scGiAe-s sxcss2cs ~f>.S q.
Ssf fssasf sch>ca. rear ASsx a-c ca- les >sS.
~fass9s n t-sAd Nszss ~ G-.N. iaA>- S-~g
fR-@@~sss arSNtgs~>s - ~ tSe- 80 @sss 49,
S'r'scsssss ~ rs:ers2is stc ElxN %As~s. - =,
EsNNs, ~ t~sgsNct- ssSs Eas,'--7 "a csSN - -
ar3 "a ave NV. ~ rssT cns = vss-- n
after wctS Acg-s' AtN.sSr alW ave ss>>> -.
s~NsSr~ss ftskt all ~av eysr Css.as4~5h -
Slsn ca Nousr kscstAs Nsr,s :. Ss-.,~sis
WALTER o'IiAEA,
OWNER
-s. Cta-essSion f~s ps~,v,sss Va
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q S--- : = "
JAMES r SHEA.
lffa.f Ia ANr Il
u filF'r

.tff
l33. Vermont ave la r 81 80 On
~uI3 Col ~! nw--f3 r 1 II ~ rs 40
l1b. Col ri - r = h .. 90 ~
af3 3rd u nw--i3 rooms hath - ~
f9.@ Gth II " ii rpor1s haih fi5 Su
eos ST Ill rnorts ann, hath so 80
tn@i nth 81 - Fopu,s baths go ~
"ulo st nw.--10 rooms bath 40 81
- Sri 8; - rooms ard hath - sp
qua st ~ " $ rooms AMI hath Sn 5n
lS:a 3rt 81 ne,--9 rooms aad bath - 1n
LIB II - SET rooms ami bath ~ s0
1919 & 81 IL rooms and hath T., 5n
ii+5 Pa ave IL rooms hath ~ S0
~tn lith at. Fl rooms and bath a.. so
TWOFAMIt.Y HOUSES I\F WHITE
ca Orleans nj ne.~~ist n { tT y So so
o"5 lfth - n. W.---:srJi ard +th fs 3
rooms and bath So 10 and j.. SO
Cuf.oRED
It35 h'h --l1 rnoU,s and bath SIS On
li3 U'h st % rooms hath so M
s'in y 81 ~ rooms aud hath ~ So
St3 81 w.--9 rooms and bath IS so
4oi - u Is rooms and bath 81 uo
10. Fla. ave NV --6 rooms and bath 81 on
lbaS krarrer st --', rooms bath ~ HI
l@7h "5ih ST W. roous .Sn 80
1if3 Eye sf VS. rooms | - 20
TN0-FAMlIf HOUSES ~-COi.ORED
.S,s = ~: ~-.2nd i rms hath $50 M
Real Estate Dent
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NEW CORnoVA, 1909 Goth ST
RMS. AND BATH. REC. HALL. S6@. so
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7 Y
Main elop a"A 18th :, NV
CORNER BRICK STORE,
$3.50 PER MONTH.
This store situated on one - the maia
hishN avs nf trat'ls ~ a busy httStress center.
offered for lease al this remarkably low
price
PHONE WISCONSIN "7s9 OR AFTER
ArM WISCONSIN ioa&
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
flsn..ft..aaaxl

3Si7 W00DLFY RD.. DETACHED 5 ROOMS
kit bath maids room. front and hack porch
- large yard, fruit tres Adams lo3.S lae
3a21 l4th ST NW-SIX-ROOM MODERN
home. one-car garage. SIS
DoNNELLY & PLANT INC
3l@3 lith 50. NV. F,'i S3S
COIoRED.
i42- n 81 ne--ti-room brick h-w H.
elee. hath. cellar. rent $50 -3I0iq Eye 81.
NV. .rnl. frame. gas large hot rent. SIS
F.. NJ AIKEN VI. 1856. eve All. S3,i-J. l5s
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II INTERESTED
IN
COOPERATIVE.
APARTMENTS
CALI.
NJ. & r. r WARREN,
Adams 900.
RINT HOusEs~~FUENisiirD


fGiA ST HEIGHTS Ro0M~ 3 BATHS
Hc stnii ffet aritfa beautifully ffirnished
i's tno 90 Tease 500 tnatkia iot5. IS'
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VIRGINIA, ol@o G ST
3. 4. RMS AND BATH S3G .5o.S6S,S %
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-WArER FRONT PROPERTIES
{. NtEi.i q co. 1918 n ct NV.
WATER FRONT ESTATES,
CHAHl.ES n LEE
Annapc,iS Nj
81, soo-so ACRES
,rrom house. ,n ncSd Of repairs. lar1 =
uEi2h}e' barn ArG wire srr<rs, fcrS hars.
h"ttci0 shore Nd State Rad passes rrrY~er~
"; - aailes IL T. Z, Fer this ard esAss
eaTSa Salns In water troat prcg~gsS see
TAEOpoRE y NENk
>hs,'f c,s,nS foio,aac River Valley. ProrerX
SAlE-LOTS,
NEAR MADISON ANn Isi NW--MyTH
.rHrt dots seville alley. sswar> sas s.yy
~ssTs q soFssr :e4ues~! 20 81 l%tl0 Mn
- y AEfEE. u. a., os Saer seal
LOTS CoH>ER AND NENT- SACHiriCr
CLAY, CelseSe FarA, MI, Facae asAtl<
srstrLATIvE EClirgRS ATTENTION
We pave nnras~v az very SsestrsA,- tcss
sns koW 9Rcyr SENT pgrACRrN s@l
nnrASHEp HOUSES, FiNST ana SyN<Nn
TRUSTS arranEeNt.
y, r, SArr. CO
A8in %ttAt -
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TAhCE4& PAAh Nj
=. s. 5,4oo-REDCCED FROM So sna
Nev. roor1s and Tl1lr- sI~,vs- slss,.-<
roTrh freplaye W n slscf-.cItv 1s-1-
wood foors tiled Ha,- -erss-- ella a..
attic: large lot pno1e GsCreia ..c1 s-s-
1lnEs EsnSinS.o1 Ss-N
Y, ACRES-ONLT FOTR BLOCks FSoN
stores churches schools etc scIe--t: g.
rooC home With o1saEr snaLs ard ..-rN-
nery. elertrf~ttv. ella. expe7sI-s ~rtrsr-
houses: JUS. the olase Co. rs-s,- ~-o
wants chic ksrs ard <s7+sn ret - ze.s
"a commute back a-i f1rts - rytr pc
now for 1u.ek Sale s. so s-sav rssA rz--
r1-rt $50 rer north ZAS-LTSGEI
as az nv Ns.n s2-l
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
At las, hsvs sorn4 4-oc-, z-o3e-n @..--
STOW WITH .s-a<~- = SQUARES t-o-l cas-
isrSe isvel fot paved s.-s4t s.sEs i-ees
0rlv slS1 ash SIS NJ -ro1tr T-1-.-e 4.
80 : 67sots ave re Nc-th -oSe-
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
nanay e--oo1,. n-w h,rs-. os< .ccrs -
.sn~;h1v Ss. MANOR .ses S-s-s~-~x
- - S0v.N 4Sss
EVANSVILLE HILLS.
TIE IDEAL PLACE 70 LIVE
'r gsrax~ hNa rzraRxsNS sSc-s
1oi SD ~ 1Sn hs3f e7orS - gv,rr-~ss
} and Mrs ll.s - -'lnstrs' srsvs to>-r c7.~
Prev $3.50, sma. c..s .-.-. ass 80
E~stfs = EF4fs<Tt.s~ NJ
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AP Observation-Disclosures.
sC0ntinuejt

, poo,, MAnIsnN l'aa EYE. ST. ,s -
Z ROOMS AND BATH " 81 80
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CoRDovA goth AND FLA AVE.
6 ROOMS AND SAITH ........ $50 50
5 ROOMS AND BATH . So so
{ ROOMS AND BATH - $50
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND s35 PER
h'onth VIII nuy ;his PRACTICALLY rev S--o0--
snd oatn ounEalow. which Includes r!ssss1.
10 Sleeping porch. electricity .2-rsr~ -.sf
ki'caen caotret isrEs II. CITY ~s.e- n-s.
ia,s gone Prlc~ - $50 n ZAS--
1lN1Ek H+5 81 rT. Man 1871
Low PRICES ROOMS BATH AND N
nc'-w ater heat, ta6en N r-1e- t1-rcic=-.-e
II 500 Immediately. 1lI ssIl 4, cos. S51n
c4sn payment .lo ErEs-zaa1 - - -
,lts,S q 7 akor7a cs- ~ i4ti = ca y-s
!nS - 900. Also re~ hn2sas SoT-1I3 Cr-
t1e-woo2 st She1. 3nSs-v
SO a5o-S100 Cash $50 PER NOME
IN Arlington CCq7tTs : N~st S1-~i!vyssoa. IS
cll7. 10 heart OF cI'y. ? n z-L -
cscorased : IhrouEho2'. Gail o~as- Ma.
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IA PARK RD
2 EMs. MT. ANn RATH. 5000
RMS. MT AND BATH. ......... 80 81
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3435 r ST NV
. rooms and hath: corner rooms: So so.
THE JEANETTE 1914 l4th ST. NV
4 -oop7s and bath S31- SO and si7.50.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18

N. Y. joint BOARD
ISSUE DUES CALL
TO FUR WORKERS
Thousands Pay Strike
Tax to Build Union

Continued from Page One
Joint Board members now behind in
dues payments, can become members
in good standing and retain their
former ledger numbers if payments
will be made on the SIS tax. This
offer, the bulletin states, is limited
until Oct. 10. After this date full
arrears will have to be paid by ap-
plicants, who will also then be con-
sidered new members.
Urged to Aid Fight.
The manifesto appeals to the fur
workers to rally to build up the left
wing Joint Board for a drive to re-
gain all union conditions. The
working standards in the fur in
dustry were destroyed by the right
wing and A. F. of l.. when they
carried on a two-year campaign to
establish dual scab union called
the Joint Council. The uncomprom-
Using struggle of the Joint Board
against this agency of the employers
has, however, resulted in its COM
plete humiliation. The union is now
trying to re-establish union condi-
lions by recruiting membership
among those who were forced out of
the union by a terror of police,
bosses and right wing thugs.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
Resignation of Rifkin,
Now Seems, Has Been
Temporarily Postponed

L. Rubinfeld, secretary-organize,
of Walters and Mattresses Local 1
after telephoning the Daily Worker
yesterday that the news item
printed in yesterdays issue concer.
ming Louis Rifkin's resignation as
president was untrue, refused tc
clarity the situation.
Rifkin's resignation was made ir
the form of an open announcement
from the chair, following unior
session lasting until a. m. Friday
morning, at which time the meeting
adjourned in disorder. Rifkin's an.
| nouncement of his resignation came
after vote of non-confidence in the
strike committee of which he was
chairman and which recently con.
cluded settlements of five strikes
three at Trufood restaurants, one al
the Elkwood, and one at the Elk.
change Buffet, Seventh Ave. anC
21st st. 1t was the settlement al
the latter place, on strike for ovel
year, that caused the chief attack
when right wingers charged that
the proprietor's attorney had re-
ceived several thousand dollars tc
effect settlement.
Whether Rubinfeld's announce
ment that Rifkin did not resign
means that these so-called "preg.
ressives" have patched things ur
with sthe right wing remains to bt
soon
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
Grocery Clerks Union
Gets Larger Offices as
Organization Grows

Announcement that the offices
and meeting rooms of the Grocery
and Dairy Clerks Union have been
removed to larger quarters was
made yesterday by its officers. The
new location will be at 220 14th ST.
The unions executive board is
scheduled to hold the first meeting
in the new offices tonight at s
o'clock.
The need for more spacious quar-
tiers for the union made itself more
and more pressing as the union
grew tremendously as result of
their organization activities in the
three branches of the trade. The
last general strike of the union was
in the retail fruit stores, when
many new members of a formerly
unorganized trade were taken into
the organization. The remarkable
growth of this organization was re-
corded despite the most vicious
strikebreaking opposition from the
leaders of the United Hebrew Trades
from whom they seeded
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
TOURING IN THE U.S.S.R.
Many Visiting First Workers Republic

A fascinating account of voyage
along the Volga and some of the
cities on the route is contained in
Seeing Russia" an illustrated vol
ume by E. M. Newman.
acknowledgement is described as
a throbbing city in spite Of the fact
that the fairs for which it was ia
nous under the cars has been
abolished by the Soviet Government.
"Nizhni," says the writer, "has
maintained itself in position of
Importance from a remote and vi
tally interesting past. 1t is Russia's
great gateway to the East, and was
established as early as 1912, becom-
ing the capital of large manufac-
turing district"
AS in Moscow the Kremlin is the
great center and heart of the city,
as well as its protecting fortress.
Upon the hill where it is situated,
one obtains a view of beautiful
country, the Volga river, the con-
fluence of the Okla and Vezloma,
and the broad fields that stretch
away towards the Urals.
Here says the author, lis a
fine place in which to wander about
with no particular destination in
view, merely absorbing the atmos-
phere and observing the people.
1.-THE Kremlin should be visited.
1t is enclosed within a wall sixty
five to one hundred feet in height
and having eleven towers.
From the Kremlin we go to
Alexander Garden, an artificial ter
race overlooking the river, and half
way down the slope to the Fletcher
ski Convent" In the convent IL
brary may be found some interest
ing records of the brutal reign of
Ivan the Terrible, Newman reports
Tour Is Planned.
Nizhni- Novgorod is but one of the
many cities of interest that may be
seen by the visitor in the Soviet
Union.
A tour which will take in many
cities of the U. S. S. R., including
Leningrad and Moscow, and which
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
HOOVER TALKS ON
u. S. PROSPERITY
Communists Hold Big
Counter Demonstration

Continued from Page One
the streets Of Newark, members of
the Young Workers League,
gathering from all parts of the
state, and using the Hoover en-
francs as the pivot point for their
activities, distributed over 10000
leaflets, denouncing both Hoover
and Smith as candidates of the
money interests that are now en-
gagged in the suppression of the
workers led by SANDING in Nicara-
qua, and in China, the PHILIPPINES
and in other imperialist militarist
activities throughout the world.
While Hoover was delivering his
series of fabrications on the unem-
ployment situation in the United
States, the Communist automobiles
continually circled around tn e
armory, throwing leaflets among
the crowds of white and Negro
workers outside the huge hail.
At one point in the auto process
sion, crowd of drunken hoodlums,
each wearing Hoover buttons and
bands, attempted to attack the work
ers in the cars. A group of them
succeeded in tearing one of the signs
off car. Immediately the Red
workers jumped out of the autos and
meeting the attack with double
force, drove the hoodlums away.
Throughout the demonstration,
over thousand police, city patrol
men, state troopers and National
Guardsmen surrounded the Armory
and the streets leading up to it.
The reception in Newark of "the
man who had sat in the oil-smeared
Harding cabinet and kept his mouth
shut" was quite cold and inimical.
When he arrived at South Station
at p. m. less than 200 people were
there to greet him. The persons
who lined the streets sparsely were
there merely thru curiosity, and
booed Hoover as he passed. A stand
which had been erected in front Of
the city hall was left unused thru
lack Of sufficient audience.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
BUTCHERS BUILD
Their OWN UNION
Leave Corrupt United
Hebrew Trades Takers

Continued from Page One
elected by the membership to con-
duct an investigation of the unions
finances. With expulsion not suf-
ficient, the socialist" Korn sent
gangster squads to remove the ex-
PEELED militants from their jobs.
Mass Meet Soon.
The secession sentiment was very
sharply precipitated, however, when
q gang of right wing committeeman
came armed with knives to remove
q worker from the job. In this case
the armed squad had attacked a
friend of the victimized militant,
and the friend, William Schiffrin,
had defended himself, causing the
death of the knife-squad leader
The leaders of the new union
movement declared yesterday that a
mass meeting Will be called in the
near future for the butcher work
crs, where an organization drive will
be launched and where elections of
permanent officers will be held. The
date will be announced later,
In the statement issued by last
nights meeting, it was announced
that members of the right wing
union can join the new union with
out payment of an initiation fee.
Workers hitherto non-union will pay
an initiation fee of five dollars.