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ROOMS AND BOARD.


NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive, cool
room for two, next TO bath; every conyen-
fence congenial young people, home atmos-
Si6 ST. NE-single front room for gem
tleman. good board
1914 MINTwooD PL. NV, Large. attrac-
home: most desirable for two gentlemen;
twin beds excellent meals. Col. slls.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. GOOD meals. Every
Service bureau, SOL washington Bids. 18th
1855 E ST sElcomfOrtable rooms. hong
car lines. S CAPITOL and Navy yard 80
sl5 goth ST. K.W-Attractive front rooms
with or without board; near cars business
1909 10th ST. N.w.-.Nicely. furnished. cool
front room. instant hot water. food meals;
other vacancies: reasonable: is
lssi,s7 Nw1rsems park park; near earl, down SId
double; home-cooked foods; reasonable live
downtown and save car fare. IL
for couple, sIo week; wife to take full
charge OF home and two boys. aEes l and 8,
while mother works. Call Georgia 25SS-J
1868 CALIFORNIA Stool. delightful
rooms next 70 bath: southern eookins. home
h s co DfSa. BATH sGn' .o s
home cooking; excellent parking space IT.
1851 HARVARD ST. NW.-Larse, comfort
able. d-foor front room: clean. COOL con-
tinuous hot water; choice food reasonable.
1924 18th ST NW-Nicely fur. rooms with
board twin beds: S35 each; six table board
ers wanted; breakfast at 8; dinner at g.
1852 OUE-Sinsle and double rooms; large
room, private bath; delicious meals cool
dining rooms; three large parlors. 49,
1443 FA1RMoNT ST. W.,-Double front
rooms, twin beds: also single room; good
home cooking; S3s and $40.
1929 K ST. NV. the Lee-Maraue- Nicely
furnished front room, semi-private BATH ex-
cellent board; home cooking. IS
l24 O ST. NE, Capitol Hill-2 separate.
airy rooms for or 2 each; modern, private
home; meals optional 49,
1908 HOBART NV. near Harvard-Very
large front room. semi-private bath, private
home; board optional. Col. $685.
326 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice. cool, End
floor room, near bath: 2 good meals; very
reasonable Lincoln 1897.
WANTED-Youns man to board and share
newly furnished apartment with young cou-
pie: every convenience: So per week. 2i29
18th st. NV. Apt. IL Decatur 2708
$3.50 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. Chevy
Chase. d. C.-Beautiful. large. cool rooms:
private and semi-priyate baths; first-class
table board; earaee.
LOVELY ROOMS. with board; convenient to
cars and bus; large porch Adams 1853.
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IDEAL LOCATION.
1860 CLYDESDALE PL. NV.
EriRlG Ire. fNiirranf Eran

1860 CLYDESDALE PL NV.
Frigidaire-Current Free.
$48 .00-Beautiful apartment consisting OF
reception hall, unusually large living room
with Murphy bed and dressing closet. din
cite. kitchen. tiled bath with built-in tub
and shower.
6O.oO--Front apartment consisting OF re-
ception hall living room with Murphy bed
bed room, dtnette, kitchen, bath with built
in tub and shower.
CAFRITZ,
14th and X Dist oOS0
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ROOMS-sUBURBAN.

COLLEGE PARK - Cool room, refined. all
conveniences; breakfast optional; two in
family: rates moderate. p. o. Box ais,
College Park, Md. To-
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HOME -
MODERNIZING SERVICE.
apMrTAY

TO NEW NEW cusToMERs.
nj No fbsEEP Posfr N sEa 3ffSG6ft
PAY AS Low AS S. MO.
Terms UP to Years and Remember
Prices Are Lower Now for the
Summer Months.
Phone or Write for Free Estimates.
Papering, Painting, Carpentering, Heating
Plumbing, Roofing, Plastering, Wiring
weather stripping, Metal Ceiling. Cementing
MAKE YOUR HOU9E A HOME.
CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT co,
Chandler Bldg. Nat. 20e4.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(CnnffnnaA

lSoI LAMONT a,stslG ST, NV. NEAR l6th--s
large. outside rooms. kit, bath, southern
exp; near cars, buses, market, $3.50 mo.
4s1a QUINCY, PL. NE.-FIVE BRIGHT
rooms and bath. $40; first floor; porch and
nice yard Adams 349s.
1919 NJ ST: NV ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
s45. North 747S 'A-N'
goa EAST CAPITOL BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE
heat. light. gas, phone reasonable
rooms, Eitchea arg 6 5Sss s{75o looms looms,
frieerator; good janitor and his service
THE BARBARA" go AND Mo ave NE
q rooms kit; and bath. practically new;
idalre. See janitor or cali Mr.. Clark. sTEU-
ART BROS. INC. Nat S0O7.
I24e MONROE ST. NE, BRooKLAND-
on al four sides; close to BUSES. cars.
fh npH 4Ms and stores; s45; adults. W. I.
80 YOU NV. ,coR-soUTHERN EXP,
painted; .l5 Cali North A 2c45. '"'''eu anu
TWo-ROoM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH
Apply in once. American Mosaic Co. II:
72e p ST. NE-THREE NICE, LARGE
rooms. entire second floor; gas range, cleo
tricity. bath; convenient to car lines
bath. Apply janitor
S29 DELAF1ELD PL. N.W.-NICE 2-ROOM
adats s oGs h a9s s5cs rent
TWO OF WALLACE BRYANT's MOST UN-
usual. artistic. smaller apis; large rooms,
Gesn de Spus ant saraea es i
TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
i4th St NV See Tesiden t m sas GTofi' 4lzO
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, 2726 CONN. AVE.
elec. Tetris. very desra na an rm 9u's ks
bath. large closets, 2 exposures. cleo refrig
SIP CONNECTICUT AVE- BED RMS,
Eec .ooc ha $500 or e appy G sntoa
2 LARGE ROOMS. KIT. BATH. ELEc-, GAS,
VII $50 month adults only. s16 K
ROANOKE. 1898 EUCLID Stall OUT
side rooms. large porch, Phone Clev. ana
or see janitor. SIS month.
APARTMENT, 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, newly papered and painted s35. 28o5
18th 81. NV.
Con-, Ey s,!S s427 18th ST; NV.
sures porch; refrig; adults only.
l4th ST. AND CLIFTON Nw.-5 rms and
bath IN excellent condition; cleo. refrigera-
Natl 2os5. . "AA-'af iio tHi Eye st. NV.
33d50s \. H. NV r.. X, DIN. g. B. $50 90
7 7ass Penn Pshn ave nv ana p and So g
90 AsoSE WITH 5AN aha E SERVICE 81 90
s s9s 9 2th pl nEs E. + and bsss g g
70, li 5b0 s. DAVIS company SqiP Any o,s.
1927 EYE ST NV.
and rooms and be til, in excellent con-
dition. Rents. $40 to $50
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER. INC.
Met. 1850. 1900 Eye st.
JUST LIKE YOUR OWN HOME. BUT NOT
as expensive: spacious apt. OF rooms,
foyer, sun porch; 2 entrances; 8 exposures;
garage; low rentSl; new MANAGEMENT.
37fl Benton st NV,
Gail. CT. 1859.
1919 4th ST NE.
Just South OF Rhode Island Ave.
Groom, kit and bath apis. IN modern
freproof building. Rents, $35 and $3.50.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, INC.
100 Eye st. Met $3.50.
1915 18th ST NV
Modern buildlng beautifully redecorated
apartments, Frisidaire on house meter.
An-night elevator service.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 90
rooms, kitchen and bath. ............ 5000
w. II. WALKER.
Nat
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THE AVONDALE.
1884 P ST. NV.
4 and 6 rooms and bath ....... S65 to 500
rooms, kitchen and bath, Frigdaire $50 so
DuMBARTON COURT.
1857 31st St. NV.
i room and bath. 'kitchenette ana -. ~
rooms and bath. mix; includes ''O
THE NETHERLANDS.
1860 Col. Rd. NV.
ICONS S.,1 and bath newly decorated; AIMS
THE HARDWOOD.
1746 st. NV.
THE RExTON,
27l4 Quarry Rd. NV.
room; KY Kitchen ZEN and BATH Frig.. A m
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. Frisidaire.. 80
Resident manaser. Apt. 2.
1871 WEBSTER ST. NV.
rooms and bath. $50 90
8 rooms. bath; porch; gas cleo. free .s4s 90
227 D ST. NV.
.OO ALAN E. WALKER & CO. INC soO'''
913 18th St. Ma. 1890.
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ROOMs-UNFURNISHED

1915 KALORAMA RID. NV large rooms
and private bath; 2 exposures; price. $37. so.
1918 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-3 large, bright.
cool, Ink. rooms: ami: entire LIST or sec
ond hoor front and back porches; adults
1880 GIRARD NW.-Large room, kitchen
and porch; clean, convenient to car and bus;
light, gas and heat; suitable for working
couple or girls; s25.
3iO6 MT. PLEASANT ST-3 large. neatly
second or third floor. for Ink; adults. Call
Col 8l47-J.
1917 d ST SEE rooms and kitchen in
practically new semi -detached house S35
month; heat. gas and electricity furnished;
adults preferred: garage available. 49,
WEsTCIIFr APT 1859 COL. RID; Nv
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN BOARDED in teachers lovely
home near Washington; tutoring II desired;
references exchanged. Marlboro 27-F-12.
SMALL CHILDREN TO BOARD in private
home; reasonable. Phone Clarendon SIT.
FAIRLAWN, near the mtA-Abundance of
home-raised vegetables, elegant water, home
cooking, plenty fried chicken. ham. cess.
milk and fruit; modern convenienceS. Ap-
ply Mrs. Edw. Finnelle. Round Hill. Va.
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE on Grain Highway;
modern conveniences; home cooking; rates,
$l2 per week. Phone Marlboro lis. l9'
PROSPECT HILL-Overnight and weekly
guests; Rrtesian water. Route $40. Phone
339-J. Mrs. Roy I. Hyndman, Frederick, Md.
20s
CHILDREN, 6 to Ia; attractive home; school
in. Fall; references. Walden" Box A.,
Ashton, Md. 1os
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Yet first he saw that the horse made comfort
able by slipping off the heavy saddle and housing
and removing the great bit from its mouth. Not
once did he even glance at the princess until he
had finished caring for his horse. Then he turned
and faced her She was standing. leaning against
Knight" she said softly, and then added arroganty,
still 7 hate theei'
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board by professional,
middle-aged man and son tyoung mani.
with private family, preferably no other
sired; location. good residential district.
high elevation. northwest section; references
furnished. Please state terms. Address BOX
307-X, Star office. 15'
BY MIDDLE-AdED GENTLEMAN-Room
with sleeping porch attached or large. cool
board or convenient to good cafeterias or
restaurants; northwest section or suburban,
Communications. Address BOX SS2-x, Star
office
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l4Q4 M 81. NV; tThouaas 0Fcle]-Large,
manent or transtenA. SS
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1915 18th ST NV.
Modern building; beautifully redecorated
apartments. FTigidaire on house meter
AL-night elevator service.
rooms. kitchen and bath ............S $50. 90
rooms, kitchen and bath. ............ 5000
w. II. WALKER.
1874 14th St. NV. National 1880.
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GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR. car
penter work, ali branches; no job too small
estimates free. Louis Marathon, Lin. 1853.
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WHY PAY MORE2

WHY PAY MORE?
THE DE SOTO, 1900 Mass. Ave- NV.
No THE RocaEsrER iass Meridian place.
No. A rooms and bath .............$48. SO
No. 41--5 rooms and bath. ............ $3.50
THE ST PAUL. 1922 18th ST. NV.
No. 7-3 rooms and bath. .$35. 90
THE SORRENTO. 1898 18th ST. NV.
No 43-4 rooms and bath .......... 47.5O
THE CLIFFBOURNE. 1885 Calvert 1t. NV;
No. 21-5 rooms and bath. .$65 90
No. As rooms and bath. .,........... so. 90
THE LAMONT. 1927 Lamont st.
No. 43-3 rooms and ba th. ........ $40 90
No, pa rooms and bath. ............ 5000
No. BIS rooms and bath. g. so
No. IA rooms and bath. .. ~ 90
No 22-4 rooms and bath ............ 50. SO
THE CALIFORNIA, 1775 California ST.
No. 43-5 rooms, bath. $42.50
No. 22H5 rooms and bath. ...........s5 $3.50
No. 5s@1 room and bath ::::: 2ssS
No, 4l--5 rooms and bath. ........: $3.50
THE CARLETON. 1741 Lanier Pl. NV.
NJ 2 B1R ESHRs a2S o?h Adams Mil r t.
~ THE PARKER. $500 18th ST. NV
You win ana 3 sSaps 'a tt that o sSs
largely due 10 the fact that you rent direct
from owners. The wise apartment-house
hunter locates now and not In the Fall
when there is always scarcity Of aesra ths
above. apartments may be leased Tor any
period desired and rents will be effective
Aug /, possession Immediately but no re-
time by e eRRassn E. ' TS n IsP'ts sFo5ks
Sl4 Dist Nat. Blk. Bldg. Phi. Dist. 4770.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive. cool
room for two, next TO bath; every conyen-
phere; good food; 1872 monthly. Dec. Ass
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LOW RENT-S39.5O.
63S 9th ST. NE.
Apartment consisting OF reception hall,
living room, bed room, kitchen and bath.
LARGE DOWNTOWN APT.
Ills 9th ST. N.W.-$45
Large apartment consisting Of unusually
large rooms. kitchen, bath, large rear porch.
LARGE APT.-S45.OO.
all 18th ST. NV.
Near 18th and Col Rd.
Housekeeping apartment consisting Of
unusually large rooms kitchen and bath.
CAFRITZ,
I4th and K Dist. e0s0.
4226 9TH ST, COR. VARNUM.
large rooms. bath, SHOWER, Frigidaire,
southern exp.; near Grant Circle; 3anitor.
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GENERAL REPAIRING, PAINTING. CAR.
nentrv, Trimming Roofing. Spouting and
Furnace work. H z. shipley. Dec. 23l7.
Estimates free.
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1910 LAMONT ST. NW.-sMALL FURNISH
ed apartment; also bed rooms good trans
portation. Adams 10078.
KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM AND BED ROOM
neatly furnished for Ink; adults. 500 A st
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Observation-Disclosures.
LIv, RIM, BEp RIM. e. 2; AND PORCH.
18th and Buchanan sts.; $49 up. Also
Wyatt Apts.. 1870 Ga. ave. $50 up. Ga. 1888
DETACHED HOUSES PRIVATE APT, 8
quiet, cool garage. $500 18th. Col 0s85.
FURNISHED APT. ROOMS; ADULTS
only; phone service lncluded; rent reasonable
5o3s @ sT.-Apt. a, LARGE FTREPRooF
s ssIlGes r09 sYso kitchen BATH eec
81 NJ ST. NV. - WALKING DISTANCE
downtown; one large room, rec. hall, kit,
dinette, dressing room. bath, Murphy bed,
electric refris.; s45. Res. manager or Nat.
323 MD. AVE. NE.-FIRST FLOOR; TWO
rooms: kitchen and porch; clean, neatly fur
1907 UPSHUR ST. N.W.---3 AND ROOMS
and kitchenette; semi-private bath; nicely
furnished: southern exposure.
sl4 CONN.--LARGE, COOL. r., KITCHEN
cite. b.. $3.50 IN; LIGHT. gas included; small
room. So basement, So; contin hot water
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN ALL SEC
tons q city; furn; and pnfyyTn. ,WAsHINd,
Bids, 18TH and N. Y. ave. Nat. 2S15. 15'
BACHELOR STUDIO APARTMENT. BEAU
tifully furnished; nrst noor; reasonable rent
2 cool exposures; immediate possession. 534
goth St
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission TO
Recommended Service Column call
Yannranla OLE
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Observation-Disclosures.
All branches OF home improvements. from
cellar to roof. No cash down, two or three
years to pay. Best materials used; satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Budget Plumbing Heat
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1898 4th ST. NE.
Just South OF Rhode Island Ave.
broom, kit. and bath apis. in modern
freproof building. Rents, $35 and $3.50.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, INC,
100 Eye St. Met 1850
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With mechanic and save money; work guar
anteed; reference. Call Metz, any time, Col
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HEATING & PLUMBING.
300 feet radiation, .lS-inch boiler. 8 radi-
ators, guaranteed, 1925; 2 or 8 years to pay;
no mortgage taken. Budget Plumbing &
Heating Co Lincoln l03l7
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TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath. with shower ample Closets free Frie-
icalre. elevator. Apt. So. the Cedric. 4l2o
l4th ST. NV See resident manager
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ROANOKE. 1898 EUCLID Stall OUT
side rooms. large porch Phone Cley ara
or see janitor. SIS month
APARTMENT. 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath. newly papered and painted; s35 1905
l4th St NV
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EENC-Duplicate keys, 70 cents; made
HNL - while you wait. Turner y CLARK,
122lla New York ave. NV. Met. 30o5.
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PAPERHANGING-Goo work, guaranteed
in writing: rooms scraped dry, cracks hlled,
at S735; high selection. Spiel. Col. 6l00-J
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES papered, s5 up
painting, plastering at lowest prices. Baitz,
W Col. 1889,
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FLOORS. upholstering. furniture repaired
antiques restored; floor scraping and nnish-
ing c. Norwood. 1923 st. Sc. Lin. 2o3l.
FLOORS sCRAPED, finished. by mode IN
electric machine; price reasonable H H.
CatCn. Ti2 A st Sc Atlantic 0665.
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CARPENTER, builder remodeling. cabinet
work show windows: reas.; estimate. A. q.
Spairiing 626 D st ne. Lin 0265. Us
C1IrAENrv ETvpNACrS CLEANED, So so each,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES, all kinds and modern furniture
We will pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin
coin Co, Metropolitan 88l7. The frm that
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1927 EYE ST. NV.
and rooms and bs tn, in excellent con-
| dition Rents, $40 to $50.
! WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER. INC.
! Met. 1850. 1900 Eye st.
JUST LIKE YOUR OWN HOME. BUT NOT
as expensive; spacious apt OF 5 rooms.
/ foyer. sun porch; entrances; exposures;
| garage; low rental; MANAGEMENT.
37fl Benton st. NV,
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STOPS AT WASHINGTON.

Speeding at a 3-mile-a minute clip
on his one-day, three capital flight, Maj.
James H. Doolittle landed here from
Ottawa this morning, refueled and
took off again less than half an hour
later.
Boiling Field was so thickly blanketed
with fog that the intrepid former Army
flyer. after circling it several times,
landed at Washington-H Hoover Airport
instead.
He brought his speedy Laird Solu-
ton monoplane to earth shortly after
7 o'clock and scared away again at 1928,
headed for Birmingham, Ala.
Doolittle covered the 462 miles be-
tween Ottawa and Washington in 2
hours and 20 mintes-at a speed OF
1913 miles an hour.
Hardly had the wheels of his ship
stopped turning before he let loose a
stream of profanity, oceasioned by his
inability to penetrate the fog and land
at Boiling, where everything had been
made ready for him.
Doolittle had chosen the Army field,
across the river from Washington
Hoover airport, because of the greater
length Of the runway there. His plane
lands at q speed Of $50 miles an hour,
requiring an unusually long run. He
made a perfect landing az the CONNER
cial field, however, coming in like q
skyrocket going the wrong way" as enc
field attend. mt put it.
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boy, 10, IS KILLED
FOR BANDIT Staying
Son of Banker Is Kidnapped
by Quartet in HoId-up.
Cashier Wounded.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MENOMONIE, Wis, October 2O.-An
assistant cashier and robber were kill
ed today as four machine gun raiders
looted the Kraft State Bank of an I'M
determined amount of money.
James Kraft. 10, son of W. F. Kraft,
president of the bank was kidnapped
and slain by the bandits, while w. r.
Kraft, %, another son. was wounded,
perhaps seriously, because he failed to
point out where more money was.
The robber was killed by shots fired
at the car in which the quartet sped
out of town after spraying the street
near tine bank with machine gun bullets.
Bank officials said a hurried check
indicated the robbers took about 5000
after OverpoWering Is persons in the
bank, including six customers.
The bodies of James Kraft and the
bandit were found on the highway six
miles from here by possemen who fol-
lowed the raiders out of town.
The younger Kraft had been shot.
Officers believed he was slain in repriSal
after pursuers' bullets killed their COM
panion
James Kraft, at work with his
brother, was not missed until after the
DanQltS neQ. Inc laCCer we're 1OrceQ
to hurry because Vernon Townsend,
bank guard, set off a burglar alarm and
began firing at the waiting car, where
one man sat with a machine gun.
Officers believe Kraft was kidnapped
in the belief having him would prevent
pursuers from firing and make pos
sible a safe escape. The robbers after
dumping the two bodies from their
car, continued to fiee.
w. r. Kraft was shot in the side as
he lay on the floor. The leader of the
raiders, refusing to accept his word
they had all the cash, cursed and
threatened him and then fired point
blank at the Frustrated man. Physi-
clans believed Krafts lung may have
been punctured.
AS the car sped away one occupant
was heard to cry that he was shot
Edward Trinko, who fired six shots,
said he broke a window in the rear.
Offlcers said the manner in which the
bandit was wounded indicated he was
the one shot as the car fed, while
James Kraft was slain later by the
thugs.
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NEW SEPARATIST MOVE.
$4,000 Troops Under Gen. Ling Re-
ported Massed Against Chang.

so. 900 Troops Under Gen. Ling Re-
ported Massed Against Chang.
TOXIC. October 20 Cp).-The latest
and apparently most ambitious Of
series OF independence" movement
by Chinese in Manchuria seeking sep
aration of that domain from China as
an outgrowth of the Sino-Japanese
controversy was reported in press dis
patches from Mukden today
Gen. Ling In-Ching. former ally OF
the Manchu dynasty and now described
as former pacification commissioner
of the three northwestern provinces.
was named as the head of the new
movement.
Long-standing enemy of Chang Tso-
Lin. the late Manchurian war loro,
and Chang TSo-LinS son and success
sor, Chang Hsueh-Liang, Gen. Ling
was reported rallying troops at Pan
shanhsien
Rengo News Agency (Japanese) said
so 900 already had been mustered and
the force was being enlarged for the
avowed purpose of establishing a Man
churian regime to displace that of
Chang Hsueh-Liang.
Rengo reported significantly thaf
Ling 1n-Chings army began moving
this morning in a certain direction.
understood to be toward Chinchow.
where the remnants Of Chang Hsueh-
Liang'S former Mukden government haT
been attempting to function
Many of the independence reports
have lacked any substantial basis, bu.
in them authoritative observers pre-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-20
SECURITIES MARKET
is SHARPLY HIGHER
Stocks and Bonds Push Forward
Confidently on Active Buy
ing Movement.
BY the Associated Press.

bS the hSSONldlcO EIcSS.
NEW YORK. October Securitic
markets pushed forward confident
again today. overcoming the hesitancy
of the past two sessions.
The bond market was the strongest
in several days. The United States
Government issues were in demand and
the japanese issues, which broke sharp
ly yesterday, quickly recovered.
In shares, advances of 50 to S6 were
numerous and trading was in substan-
tial volume. For time the ticker wa
unable to keep up with transactions
Good buying was said in brokerage
circles TO be coming from both domes-
tic and foreign sources. The odd lot
transactions were in such volume as to
indicate renewed interest on the part
of small investors.
Banking circles We're impressed with
the signs of renewed confidence in
America abroad, particularly as midi
Gated by purchases of American bank
ers' acceptances by the Bank of France.
Prominent international bankers sait:
they were unconcerned over the Bank
of Frances request for higher interest
on deposits here. It was explained that
there was virtually no likelihood that
the request would DE granted. as it
might set a bad precedent, and as the
French funds were not needed here.
The present rate paid by the clearing
house banks on foreign deposits is / y
per cent, against / to liz per cent on
domestic commercial and banking de-
posits. Before the World War, when
New York was dependent to consid-
cradle degree upon foreign funds, there
was q tendency TO give foreign BANKS
somewhat better terms. n