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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
TRADING IN BONDS
CONTINUES SMALL
Market Works Within Narrow
Limits-Heavy Tone
Prevails.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.


Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. August ga with
drawal of some of the large buyers OF
bonds from the market pending the
month-end money conditions and an ir-
regular trend of stock prices resulted
in a narrow trading session today and
q heavy tone in both investment and
speculative issues.
The call rate Of Tia per cent and
few offerings Of time money at 6l2 per
cent made Il difficult 10 interest in
veStorS in securities of much lower yield.
Being less in competition with money
than domestic bonds. the foreign issues
held steadier, with slight Improvements
I'm some parts of this department,
This weeks statement of the Federal
Reserve indicates that member banks
have reduced their holdings Of Govern
ment and other securities by S2S5 .000,-
600 since the end Of June.
Effects of High Pricing.
While most of the syndicateS have
dissolved and free markets have been
established in their issues. there are
some leftoverS that show the effects OF
too high pricing last Spring. Today the
Cities Service debenture 5 per cent
bonds. brought out last April to the
extent of $50, 000.0 900 at 9S. were offered
at 81.
The Treasury certificates lost the
ground gained yesterday. The 394S
and AIS were the weakest of this group.
Fourth Liberty ALAS were back to 10,
Fractional declines occurred III such
high grade rails as Atchison. Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific and Baltimore
e. Ohio Is and in Frisco 81 Wa
bash 4i2s.
The convertibleS were dali and heavy.
Andes Copper and Anaconda Copper is
and Public Service Of N. J. 4i2s were
of halt each. with some later improve
ment. st Paul adjustments were at
one time about ? points under last
weeks high. Brooklyn Union Gas 81 IS,
however. gained SIS points. Local trac-
tions reacted TO Saturdays prices.
Strong Features.
Strong features in the industrial hSt
were Sinclair IS and rs, Dodge 6s, Cuoa
Cane IS, Armour 81 2s and Pathe rs.
Some accumulation of Bolivian issues
on the improved credit situation OF
Bolivia and in Greek 6S was noted
Toxic Electric IS were in demand above
Oil. Italian governments and munich
pals were easier.
No new bond issues we're offered.
With the approaching holiday and
money stringency at the end of the
month. little is expected until after the
Government financing has been ar
ranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
WHEAT TREND GOES
UPWARD WITH CORN
Margin of Gain Small--Market
Dull-September Is
Feature.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. August 28.-Shorts COW
ered freely In Q buoyant corn market
mat appeared heavily oversold today,
oHers being scant and trade not large.
Crop comments from Nebraska were
less favorable and September, continue
ing to tighten. went TO wider premium
over December
Wheat trailed upward in the wake
OF corn after an initial slump in SYM
pathy with Liverpool, but the margin
was small and trading dull.
Unofficial reports that Northwestern
farmers are declaring their intentions
to hold wheat for better prices was be-
coming an influence In the market,
Wheat closed firm. lis to ia higher.
corn pa to &c higher, oats firm. y to
&c up, and provisions steady, &c low
er to I5c higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Grocery Chain Expands.

NEW YORK, August 20 tA). Kroger
Grocery d. Baking Co of Cincinnati
announced through it's bankers today
the acquisition Of the Eagle Grocery
Stores Co, operating ll5 stores in and
around Pittsburgh. This brings the
total OF the Kroger grocery and mea,
stores operated In the Middle West ia
more than 1890. The Eagle chain was
acquired through the transfer OF stock
Its total sales IN the first half Of this
year were SI,873,750
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
CALL MONEY FIRM.

NEW YORK. August 20 (Pl,--~Call
money iikn. all loans, rs. closing
lateral, d0-o0 days, al: I'D months,
81; prime mercantile paper. alaaela.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Machine Tools inquiry.

NEW YORK, August 20 (AJ -~In-
quiries for machinery are good In vol
ume for this time of year and prospects
for Fall business are much better Than
Il year ago. states American Machinist,
Indications are for The largest sales OF
machine tools IN the first eight months
OF the year since 1921 Automotive
prospects are exceptionally favorable.
and the truck business is again All Inn
portant factor steel mills are making
good purchases,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
COTTON Is QUIET.
Slight Advances Scored Despite
Realizing Sales.

NEW YORK. August 20 OP).-Un-
favorable private crop advices and pros~
poets for further showers In the East
ern belt promoted some trade or COM
mission house buying in the New York
Cotton Market today, although general
business remained quiet.
Advances Of some Is to 30 points from
Yesterdays closing figures were checked
by realizing, but the market held with
IN point or two OF the best around
2 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, August 20 tA' Stocks
strong. u. 8. Steel makes new 1923
top Bonds dull, price trends irregu-
top: Foreign exchanges mixed; sterl-
ing drops to new low for the year Cot
ton higher: unfavorable crop advices.
Sugar steady, trade support Coffee
steady; better brazilian reports.
CHICAGO. August an t41 Wheat
firm: strength cash situation. Corn
strong, damage reports from Nebraska
Cattle irregular, hogs steady to higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
PARIS BOURsE PRICES.

PARIS, August 20 IN Price changes
we're mixed on the Bourse today. Three
per cent rentes, 81 francs 90 centimes
5 per cent loan, 93 francs Oh centimes
exchange on London. 124 francs 30 CEN
times. The dollar was quoted at 20
francs 60A oentimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Alloy Steel Price Increased

NEW YORK, August % t.i9.,-- Leading
Cleveland alloy steel producers have in
creased the base price 50 ton, eff tive
Immediately, and pig iron sellers are
preparing To increase the price for local
delivery from $3.50 10 SIa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Firm Gets School Bonds.

BALTIMORE. August 28 Especially ,.--
Stein Bros. 81 Boyce, local investment
bankers, were successful bidders for a
new issue of $iTa,00O City of Clifton
Forge. Va, per cent SeAool bonds Just
awarded The ecurities are due Sep.
TENDER I..aled6.
p,ihIIf alferine az thyaR...aa tx hanas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET,

CHICAGO, August 20 Up Butter UNI
changed. Receipts ia.364 tubs. Eggs
unchanged; receipts. i2,274 cases
Poultry. alive, weak, receipts cars.
fowls, 22a27ia; Springs. 2a hfnilers. ~,
ROSTERS, Il; spring ducks, l7a22.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Dressed to Kill
Pictures Dapper
Modern Gangster

Gone arc the days when the visitor
to New York could be taken on n
Summing tour Of the DO cry.
through its dives benetah the side
walks, McGuirk's Suicide Hall and
other famous points Of interest.
A Summing tour Of the moment
would center about the fashionable
night clubs and the whisper apart
ments. meaning the s~peakeasies: for
IL is such places that are now the
habitat Of he present day gang
ster." ''gunman" or ''legger."
The check peaked cap mad the col
~lar,ess shirt. tight trousers and the
like have been replaced By Fifth ave-
nue. modes for men. The "onion"
hair cut. where the hat was left on
while the barber trimmed the locks.
has been replaced by the modern
sleek patent leather hair.
Some Of the best customers Of the
manicure girls are the ultra-modern
crooks. debonair. soft voiced, and
their favored ones Of the fair sex
are no longer the typical "gun-molls'
but silkcn ladies-lilies of the field
who toll not nor spin.
The modern trend III eXemplified
in Dressed to Kill" an up-to-the-
minute story Of present day law
breakers, Fox Films production. di-
rected BY Irving Cummings from m
original story BY William Consel-
man, which ~ now showing at the
Dittmann theater.
II Is a starring vehicle for Edmund
Lowe, and Mary Astor plays the fem
mime lead. that Of ~"Jean," with Ben
Bard as the menace" and Charles
Morton in the romantic roles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
The Big Parade
War Movie Epic,
AT Texas Sunday

"The Big Parade" which has been
rightly called the biggest picture in
screen history, is at the Texas
Theater today.
Briefly the story Of "The Big Par
ade" centers in Jim Apperson. a
typical fu~n-loving American and
much like every other rich mans
son. In the spring Of 1917, fired
By a new patriotism, he enlists and
departs for service in France. The
succeeding scenes show Jim ard his
two buidies; Bull. a former Bowery
bartender. and Slim. an ex-riveter.
and their life in the doughboys'
billets in rural France.
And then Jim meets Melisande-
rs played by Renee Adoree-and for
gets about his American sweet
heart. This little French girl in
her wooden sabots and milkmaid
garb is n figure Of high
Some of the most touching scenes
ever filmed are those Of the love-
making Of Jim and Melisande. Then
comes the advance to the front and
the lovers are separated. Vital mo-
mentS of drama are shown in the
advance through the forest, the at
tack on the French village, the
trenches, shell-holes. machine gun
nests. the wourding Of Jim and the
final fight for his two pals. Then
home again and the reconstruction
period when the two lovers are re-
united. Realism dominates every
scene. Supporting John Gilbert are
such sterling players as Renee
Adoree, Karl Dane, Tom O'Brien.
Hobart Bosworth, Claire Adams.
Claire Mcdowell. Rosita Marstini
and Robert ODER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Modern Woman Is
Problem of Film
AT RivoIi Today

What is wrong with the present
separation! n-.nnb,.r., NOM -
the Rivoli theater. shows two sides
20 this very modern question.
And the supplied in this
neutrality-suspicious. feature show
.hat II. indeed. youth is to be criti-
~;-ed. the parents themselves are iu
a. nosition &c voice the censurc.
The theme in this modernistic pro-
Surtion which Harry Beaumont d.
rscted from an original story from
~. men Of Josephine Loyett. Is base
.non environment. Children, the
.iot shows, usually reflect the cir
s,,nstances Of their home life.
Three very modern young women
.,ovide the motivation for the
pr;ftly-moving film narrative. M
!. .hesc roles Joan Crawford, Dor
III Sebastian ard Anita Page bring
- me screen splendid characterizs-
..;ors Of three types of flappcrhood
Iobnnv Mack Brown Is the young
whose affections and millions
msn the attentions az Miss GRAY
ga and Miss PAGE in the filmiza-
- ~ the cltra-nodern story, ani
S;is Asher, ss Miss Sebastian's hus- !
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Buddy Rogers In
Varsity Stars
AT Queen Sunday

Tradition for background, Thsi
Il something that ever the ingenui-
~ Of motion picture stage tcchni-
clans could not devise. Paramount
therefore moved its staff and equip
ment 70 where Tradition Il and. for
Charles Buddy Rogers first star
ring picture. VARSITY" captured the
historic background Of Princeton
university. VARSITY" will show 1T
the Queen theater starting today for
two days.
A completely equipped company
was sent to Princeton university.
after arrangements had been made
with the proper authorities at the
institution. Frank futile. the direc-
tor of thsi picture of father love,
with n college background, a Yale
man. and Wells Root. author of the
story and also a graduate of Yale
university, accompanied the troupe.
At Princeton. futile caught the
atmosphere Of distinction and rO-
nance which only age car give to a
setting. Old Nassau hall. for cx-
ample. where certain sequences "f
the picture were made. was con-
structed in 1856, ground having been
broken two years prior 10 that date.
II was there that the first classes
in the university were held and there
that British soldiers made their
headquarters during a period Of the
Revolutionary war.
At Nassau hall the first legisla-
ture Of New Jersey sat and there the
Continental Congress publicly re-
ceived and thanked George Washing
ten for his services. On the cam
pus. Gothic dormitories rest in quiet
and majestic ~splnedor and the IA
nous old halls Of Blair and McCosh
are set in distinguished beauty.
: All this the eyes Of Tuttle's cam
eras caught and for this a Hollywood
motion picture troupe traversed a
continent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25

II most effective. and Mae Busch Is
convincing as IL "hard-boiled" we-
man Of he gangster circle. Wheeler
Oakman plays the villains role as
the sinister underworld leader, with
his evil band. and Richard earle has
a charming bit Of whimsical COM
edy to enact rs the old police re
porter. Polly Moran contributes
humor as the ~policeman's landlady,
and Clinton Lyle appears as the
gentleman gangster." a rather mys-
FERROUS type Of malefRctor. Lydia
Yeaman's Titus does effective work
rs the mother. and Carroll Nye i
perfect in the Juvenile male role.
William Orlamord elicits screams
Of laughter rs the comical under
tarcr.
The picture Is remarkably staged.
with authentic details Of New York's
police headquarters and other elab-
crate incidentals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Thrills Galore
Seen In Latest
Clancy Picture

"While the City Sleeps" Lon
Chaney's latest contribution 70 the
screen. now showing at the Capitol
Thcater. will startle even those
Clancy fans who are accustomed to
almost any surprise in the work Of
the IMAM Of a thousand faces" Not
only does he play a role almost the
opposite Of anything he has ever
played in his career. but the story
itself is an amazing sequence Of
thrills and adventures and battle
CONTESTED to delicate and intimate
human touches.
In the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
underworld drama Clancy is seen as
n plainelothes detective, in a vivid
battle again-t a horde OF gang
sters. on one side, and a romantic
love affair on the other. He veers
from h~ard-boiled Nemesis of the
crime element to a tender lover; his
great sacrifice at the close Of the
dramatic story is tempered with
prospects of another sensational adj
venture in the sinister shadows of
a city.
The story il an intimate view Of
the inside Of New York police head
quarters, written by A. =. Younger
and directed in a mastery manner
By Jack Conway. The grim shadow
box" Of the police. a machine gun
battle between police and gang
sters, a desperate race Owe the
roofs Of a city. and other grim de-
tails are among its thrills. The love
story runs like a silver thread
through the startling sequence Of
thrilling events.
Anita Page. tro-Goldwyn-May-
er's blonde discovery" u beautiful
as the heroine. and acts the role
with a delicate technique that makes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25

band, gives a striking portrayal as
the husband who tries 10 forget his
wi ) past indiscretions but cannot
erase suspicious from his mind.
The production has been filmed
upon a lavish scale IN keeping with
It's m~odcrnistic motif, and was pho
.tographed with the newly-perfectej
incanccscent lighting equipment, the
first time the new lights have ever
been used exclusively in any film.
In the stellar supporting cast OF
this M-G-M triumph are Kathlyn
Williams. Eddie Nugent. Dorothy
Cumming. Huntley Gordon, Evelyn
Hall ana sam DeGrassc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
PROMINENT DALLAS
FIRMS ARE MERGED

DALLAS, Nov. 24.-P)-Merger Of
Dreyfuss and Son. for is years a
leading clothing store Of Dallas, with
Woolf Brothers, Inc. Of Kansas City,
a firm operating stores in eight
cities Of the south and southwest,
was announced today.
There will be no change in the
name Of the store or its personnel.
Evening star., 1928-03-27

CHEVROLET COATp 1896 IL ~ excellent
= 'nG}ton, al new tires csO arrange terms
Evening star., 1928-03-27
SALh--AlITOMOBlLLS

FOR YOUR CONNENlENC +
We maintain a showroom
downtown at the Capital Ga
rage, 18th and n y, ave, Drop
in on your lunch hour.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
PEERLESS MOTOR CAR Co.
18th at +. Main 0S50.
NOTICE THESE SPECIAISl

Dodge I pass Coure late - + disc
wheels and halloon tires fully euulu.
ned for unratd notes ............ SOS
Hutson Sreedst"r late model -. 49,. -
Cadillac Phset0n ...... ............ Ia
n IdEe A.ioor sedan ........... -
OldS Sedan 1919 .... ............ 80
Buick % Touring California ton ..,. ttS
Dodge Coupe snod running order ..... -
Essex i Touring ............... -
Cleveland Coach late model ....... t1S
Buick Lett SIX rourlnss 80 Xi5 and 30
Putrk IIrht SIX Roadster ...., 90
ElIirs q Coupe ....... ..,....... =
Chevrolet Coupe ................... -
Fu-d Racer .... ......,..... ....,.. 81
CIds Snort Touring late model ....... $50
Chevrolet TouriDg 1873 ......,..... 90
Ron 6.rvI Touring late model ... 80
nndct iArht Delivery Truck ......... Us
Ford ! ton Truck late model lights and
starter nneumsttC tires ........ t11
Terms nr Trade Arranged
ROBERT HERSONS AUTO EXCHANGE
700 Florida Ave N.E. North i0t0s
Evening star., 1928-03-27
PEERLESS MOTOR CAR CO.,
Nth AT +. Main $3.50.
Omen Evcnlnrs and Stlndays
PACKARD.
GOOD USED CARS.

Along with our high grade
cars VIC list today some low
priced bargains.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
CADILLAC 65.
PASS. SEDAN.

New pSiut. excellent tires. hrst-class con
dttiuH throughout This car - priced ~
~ 600 fur immediate sale Will consider
trade With terms.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
APARTMENTs--FURNTsuEn

LARGE ROOMS AND BATH: PgDEr0-
rated and refurnished: linen towels tight
- honr hotel service. 500 10 500 month.
Rachelor J 73z 4 q. \ nH-------
Evening star., 1928-03-27
AIlIO SlORAGE,
ROOMS FllRNIanEn

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enettu iar huusekeepRG etertEteIN. v0ntmur
ats hut Watet' adults
fta MI NFHNnN VI Clean comfortable
tuumR dultt hoMa uenttalh latatrd sea
anuAhte
taAh rurITn n w toH litht tsrse tou
ruhm FittlFEFs at heht honsekeeptnk eler-
tte sas southern eAnnsure
nlN 9th n W slasls lpems and srartment
81 80 and ur tapm With tunntu9 "a atsts ~
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Evening star., 1928-03-27
PACKARD WASHINGTON
MOTOR CAR CO.
BLUE RIBBON
USED CARS"

Nj these cars carry A
guarantee of % days
against mechanical defects
and in addition are given 50
daVS free service.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
SAIt.-AUIOMOBILES


MONEY
CAN RI SAVED.
YOUR TERMS
IF REASONABLE CAN RF ARRANGED
YOUR CAR
CAS- RE TRADED TO Us on A BETTER
SIS
WILL. RIN GnNn TRANSFORMATIONS
Evening star., 1928-03-27

5O2 VERMONT AVE-LARGE ROOM
kitchen. Continuous hot water. Jsnii1r
ssrvire Reasonable
Evening star., 1928-03-27
wA>rEn-sooMS AM noAsn.

LApv wlsREs eoARn WrEk INNS N
oAArhy guuRtrN ststa pgtgs transportation
Address RaN tApt stag aehve
GENTLEMAN deAires reem vita as without
peArd pgoe must he reasonable. Address
AaA 3le1, sksl Reaes, 81
Evening star., 1928-03-27
Open Evening and Sundays.
Pad9ett-Ioyce Motors Co.
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Line. ,SSOl 054 Pa. Ave :. f.,
Line. S440 7l2 |. St. :. +.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
SAiE-AIIrOMOBILkS.
MAR MON
1925 SEDAN.

New paint and rubber Here is high
class used car Vhich ~ ~ tp-top shape.
fully eauipped and ready 80 rnil Your car
~ trade balance easy
Evening star., 1928-03-27

i449 ST ROOMS. RTTCHESETTE..
ssmi-bath. gas. electricity. $40: second floor
Evening star., 1928-03-27

NEW APT. BLDG. LIVING ROOM CLOS.
81. hail bath. kitchen with FriRidairs. all
good etzs. hizh-ciass furniture. rent $40.
Potomac 62io Apt. s03. s25 y. n ave.
Evening star., 1928-03-27

st4 CONN. CLOSE M ROOMS. KTTC r.
IN. bath. veil furn.: gas lights. linens turn {;
EHh @Inglea a veek Gls
Evening star., 1928-03-27

3O2f CAMBRTDGE PL- wv ROOMS
private bath: ami: Iizht houss<esptnV
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ROOMS-FURNISHEn.

1915 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Desirable. cleah
net, south front room seuni.bath private
home ami INST. h. ". Employed per
son.
Evening star., 1928-03-27

! G0s 7th sT- N.W-MOsT ATTRACTIVE
second floor front apt. one room. kifchsn
bath completely furnished. Ring Art 4
Evening star., 1928-03-27
WANTEO-ROnuS

WANTED by settled wOnAn Ons unfur-
nished front room and kitchenetts. with pri-
vats family. hest ~ reference must - res
sonable Address BOX 43l-J. star ofscs.
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with or without board. prefers Rguthesaf
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dress Box SOL star 0ffice
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turn. sunny living-hed room and Ink. A..
rom arr floor. S25-N:i0 like siesping porch
Address Box 432-J. star Office
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR
DOWN TOW \.
GPARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

gARCt Ar SlO0 EYE ST NV
NnA and Two rooms Nath ant kttch~9
- -hour service rssient MANAGER At
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ItEN'T---.(INNNt,ItN


LARGE GARAGE or WAREHOUSE ROOM
for u or = trucks ln The rear at aaO Eve
- NV tait Main @ikA, Mr Nee
SPACE FOR = MEDIUM SIZED CARS,
Rear l"2h TN 81 NV
Rent s. each
NEAR tdth AND WYOMING AVE 81 .An
ALLAN Il WAtktR 4 co INC
ola 18th STREET NV MAIN @aaa
sENERAL SMALL. GARAGES MAR WASH
tnEtun ItCte 81 each
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rWo GARAGES IN BArEs ALLEY NV
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wM MeGRANN
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Evening star., 1928-03-27

Az 3rd ST EE-ONE BLOCK FROM
Union station. ] room and bath besutifUllv
Janitor On premises or Philip Mllstons. fl04
Evening star., 1928-03-27

UNUSUALLY NICELY FCRSIeHED APIS.
vacuum clnrs.. spinet desks n. lamps etc.
LIZ. rn.. nedrm. K. and =. porch. $50 %
lr the wyatt Apts. $3.50 Ga. ave. nv
Ent hall. 'iv; IN. 2 bedrms.. oatn. Tiid
Appiv ianitors or ". Carl watt Ca 1888
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RENT ROOMs-FrR. OR u<FUR

l:"5 NEAL ST. Ne, front INK roonis
b 4 am bus at corner. SIS tnr
aaOs-W
COIoRFn. tTis ST. Nw-Two Isrze
rooms Tor rent second hoor, ami rhons
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ROOMS A>n nO ARD

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