26, 1921 , ; & '..
EVENING PUBLIC (LEDGEKr-PHIL'A.BULPHIA; TUESDAY, TJULY
BOYS' CLUB COUNSELORS
STREET WRECKED BY BURSTING MAIN
THEFT DOUBTED
$50,1 LIQUOR ""- ;Tl
MAYOR HINTS VETO
: OF JAZZ IN MUSIC
OF GAS MEASURE
f
Tells Organists to Work for
t
purer Accompaniments tor
Modern Dancing
'convention on here
.. . urnm-n nnnrnlcri for better
i.ii dance music nt tle opening of
fourteenth anmtnl convention of the
&tfi1 Association of Onanists, In
Greek llfl". Wauaraakcr's, this mom-
,B?:0Ive music which Is elevating ;
.."is music calculated to makn the
Cts of men and women Rood." he
ij i "Take from It the vicious clement
$ modem jaw calculated to dishonor
""in Mcakine of dancing ho made a
ii that It might well be dono In the,
& .lr such as at the public dunce?
''iVnuist not'be In lll-llRhtcd dance
Villa but 111 mo opcu, nuviu jivuiiiu
M said.
Others Mcko Addresses
Other addresses were delivered by Dr.
T.l,n MCE. nru. I" -'"Y." ". ". "'"
American Organ Flayers' uiud; ucorge
Kder A.Svcst, denn of the Venn
frlfanla Chapter, American Guild of
nrrialsts, and Henry S. Fry, president
9ft. -.tlnnnl body. Reports of offi-
:?. mmitiiM and Statu presidents
ind flection of nominating committees
f0a this morning's program wns a con
ference, with paper by Herbert Brown
"...' i.... WWI. tl,,. Clrenn-Till V.
! n "''"?.'" V.." ', " .V '" in ir 7,,i
it 1 o'clock. At 2 o'clock there will be
round tablo conference, led by Herbert
8 Bammond. Tho subject will be "Th,
iUm and Program of the Association."
Recital This Afternoon
it atRft P. M. there will bo a recital
la Bt. Clement's Church, Twentieth and
,.itt streets, by Albert Itiemcn
Schneider, organist and director of music
In We fcuClla avciiuo Dupuai. iiuuriu,
Cleveland. In tho evening thero will
be another recital at tho Walnut Street
Prwbyterlan Church by .Tames Itobert
Gillette, municipal organist of Evnns
rllle, Ind. Tomorrow the meetings will
beheld at Glrard College in the morning
Baa in luu vxjiiiufe iu m. uuivuk d
Church.
The session Thursday will be held at
the Stanley Theatre, Nineteenth and
Market streets, beginning at 0 :30 A. M.
There will be addresses of welcome bj
Jnlcs E. Matttbaura and Frank W.
Buhler. There will bo n round table,
conducted by Hollo F. Mnltlnnd. on
"Modern Ideas of Theatre Organ Play
1e(." John Hammond, president of the
Society of Theatre Organists, will
deliver an address, and there will be n
demonstration of the Kimball unit
orjan, with which the theatre is
julpned. This will be followed by a
recital by William KIoIbs.
Committee in Charge
The committee of nrrnnccments fot
the convention consists of Dr. Ward,
ehalrman; Paul S. Ambrose, William
L. Austin, Mrs. Ivy N. Ilaislv, T.
Leslie Carpenter, James Francis Cooke,
Charles M. Courboin, .Tnmcs A. Crab
tree, Miss Eleanor S. Drew, Herbert S.
Drew. J. Frank Fryslngcr, E. S. Card
Jier, Miss Edith M. Grlffcnbcrg, S. E.
Oruenstein, Mrs. Hollo F. Mnltlnnd,
Maxwell McMirhncl, Miss Annn May
Monroe. Mrs. Herbert P. Onvr. V. Vf.
Blesberg, Miss Marjnrie Itlgglns, Alex
itder Russell, S. Wesley Sears, Mrs.
E. a. Stave. Herbert J. Tily, Jnmcs
C. Warhurst. Gcorco Alex A. West
ind Charles Wisner.
The Program Committee Includes
Henry S. Fry, chairman, who is presi
dent of the association; Clifford Dcma
jest, Edwnrd K. Mnrrum, Rollo F.
Maltland, Reginald L. McAll, Albert It.
fjorton, F. W. Ricsberg, Alexander
Russell and Walter N. Waters.
BRITISH SUIT OVER U.S. GUNS
Manufacturers Seek About $15,000,
000 From Government
Suclal Caiu Dltpatch. Copurtaht, tilt
London. .Ttllv "It Thn hlctn... , n.
lewis machine gun, which was Invented
y. ol.0n,el Lewi, nn Amerienn, wns
a t. . "! lun8 nencli Division of
w Britih Court when tho "Armes
Jim Small Arms Co.. Limited, sousTit
M recover mnri flinn f.l nnn nnn -
lly about $15,000,000) from the Brit
un Government for Lewis guns supplied
"unng tii0 var.
The use of the guns was well known
B7 the companies' counsel, who dis-
BiJ?irlll?h top 49 ln nctIon n'l the
Hi5hl!m Smn 1 Arms Co., not only
?n,iw h'!S ,w,ih,n two ,vccl3 but
Mtaally doubled the number.
Education Bureaus Merge
Dr. Tlinmnc !" VI t.... n
Pttlntendent of Public Instruction, to
Jb5 P!r cosl"? of Philadelphia
r?f..lt.tRb"irKJ.,,offi(:,,s o( the Bureau of
Kvu iau. work J" thn Department of
ST.6 Instruction nt Ilorrlsburg. The
Dts effect n saving between $0000
Deaths of a Day
ALBERT FEHR
!w''l,?n'' Jly 20,-Albcrt
klr-eight
Fehr,
years
jenrs old. for flftv
K r n tVZrr"1 ?ldB High School
riil WJLsald "?f'y .TOGO boys nnd
the half Zat "uu?r hls Instruction
' nalf-century ho wns a teachbr.
MR8. AGNEsldTe. METCALF
waufarturer S?Ifi " 1.,"fburh "'
ta thB,nn1m,CB,5.",njr nt ,lcr
tnt W. i nn,n"ton Court Apnrt-
rf Mete 1 ' of riW'y un 80, "
hters. Pittsburgh, nnd five
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
ltrton ;..?Ix,y-thlri1 Btreet and W
to-
ash-
-- "venue,
aeh i l. . . ... '
Nortk.mM -. " mlD1,c K" wo s of
?l S at hu 'J. Cl,?ty u00'1 Bethlehem.
RoSlnf" IInmw,n thi" Clty ol bIood
be lit ,Ip was n member of many
t.r.i," .,0 rplre after another rMP'
BaBaBBaun!i'nmiKmii.::.ti!uitii3H:iiimim
Relief
BY A. De LAfDE
when th
Grim
Reaper beckons
are anxious to be
must necessarily be
thu naln of the
y behind that
rratiKcmcnts
I rt grief,
I details that
I Feci n
1 Who i
1 rL w.llc,i funeral
B V,aPei (Asher &
i on to tlic bcemi
Son), 1.309 North Broad Street, the proper atten
nRly unimportant detail is assured.
At the time of death cull I'opUr 7800
k uJLsssssssssssEiliHIkBilHssssiisflsHsHssssV' Mtt Iml-j sjvK
Ledger l'lioto SerUco
Tho plcturo shows how Salmon street caved In after it water main
burst between Huntingdon strcot and Lehigh avenue. Water flooded
basements of twenty houses, rising ahovo the first floor In somo. A
workman is seen repairing tho break
WILL CONFER AGAIN TODAY
ON FRANKFORD "L" LEASE
Slight Progress Made at Meeting In
Mayor'8 Office
Slight progress toward tho consum
mation of the Frankford elevated lease
wns made vestcrdav at a conference be-
Ltwccn representatives of the city and tho
1'hiiauclpnia Jinpw Transit uo. in tne
ofllro of Mayor Moore.
Those present discussed proposed
amendments, one providing for the ex
tension of the clevnted line from Hrldgc
to Rhnwn street and the other providing
for extension of the surfaco line from
nuntlcton to Bybcrry.
Tho most important feature of the
proposed lease through routing of the
cars of the Frankford lino to Sixty
ninth and Market streets wns not dis-
CUSFCd.
This may bo brought up this after
noon when the Mayor and representa
tives of the city and company confer
again this afternoon.
Following yesterday's meeting Mayor
Mooro said :
"The conferenco lasted two hours,
was entirely nmicablo and dealt with
threo main propositions: Tho amend
ment relating to tho extension of the
e'evated from Bridge street to Rhawn
street ; tho extension of the mirfacc line
from Bustlcton to Bybcrry, on both of
which it looked as If the conference
would come to nn understanding, and
the Important question of power houses
and shops."
JAIL HEAVILY GUARDED
Mob Threatens Man Suspected
of
Attacking Girl Near New Castle
Now Castle, Ta., July 25. A cordon
of heavily armed guards wns thrown
nbout the county jail hetc tonight after
Thomas Verne Ryhnl. charged with
being tho assailant of Clara Belle Len
nox, fourteen years old, was brought to
tho jail fiom Mercer, upon his capturo
today in Blncktown, five miles from
Mercer.
The Lennox girl was found July IB,
badly benten and unconscious, in n
thicket four miles from New Castle, and
until Sundav had remained unconscious
In a local hospital. Armed posses have
been searching for Ryhnl for a week,
lie wns found hiding In the home of his
uncle, Thomas Rvhnl, nt Blncktown
today bjShcriff David Jarrctt and a
sqiind of deputies.
Tho armed guards were thrown nbout
the jail after n crowd had gatherod
about the building and alleged threats
had been made.
Nnh Esranerl Prlnnner
f After siv moiithH of lihertv fnllnwlnp
his escape from the House of Correc
tion, Goorgp Hnrrin. thirty-two years
old, 802 Vino street, wns recaptured
last night. He was returned to the
Institution today. According to Su
perintendent Proton, Harris is a drug
addict. Ho got awny through the kitchen
and returned to his old haunts, where
lie wns found by a patrolman.
ELEVEN
Ugartittefi
To save 15'.
on your
cidQrettes
is important
But-to
pleaseyour
taste is more
important.
Just buy a
Dackatfeand
find out.
"OcigarettesS
GwtftMftd'
JMJln
TUJsvUAU, VSI
IrlnUJU.
.
home a dear one, you, In your
relieved of the harrowing petty
attended to.
"They who bo
e parting j It 1h they
suffer."
Lonpfcllow
arc in care of the Droad Street
ilfl IB iH
B HE. HONE
HOSPITAL CLERK MISSING:
ACCOUNT IS $240 SHORT
Police Are Searching for Albert J.
Clarke, of Episcopal Institution
Officials of the Episcopal Hospital,
Front (.trcct and Lehigh avenue, huve
asked the police to look for Albert J.
Clarke, an employe of that institution,
who is believed to have absconded with
$1240 of the Institution's money.
Clarke, who wns employed as a
clerk, collected tho money for rooms
during Sunday, It is alleged. The
money was all properly entered In the
books.
About six o'clock In the evening
Clarke called n taxlcab and was driven
to the North Philadelphia station. Ho
lmsnot been seen since.
Nothine wns thouzht of the tnxl in
cident until Clnrkc failed to nppcar for
work yesterday. Then his accounts
were looked over and the shortage
found. It developed thnt Clarko hnd
showed a largo roll of bills to other
employes during tho diiy. ba.vluc that
he had won it in n poker game. Ho
also told them thnt his girl was coming
from Cnllfornln to Baltimore, and the
pouco ot tho latter city are on tho look
out for him.
He is fifty years old and described as
about five feet flvo inches tall, weighs
about IL'5 pounds, nearly all his toeth
are missing, and ho Is durk-complcxlon-ed,
Bmooth-fnce and hns gray hair.
When last seen he woro a gray suit and
Mraw hat. He is a very ncnt dresser.
Clurko herved sixteen years in the
United States Navy with nn honorable
record. He hns been working at tho
hospltul about six months.
AIRPLANE FARE DECREASED
Round Trip From New York to At
lantic City Reduced to $85
New York, July 20. Airplane pas
senger rates are decreasing. That be
came apparent yesterday when the Aero
marine Co., operating a fleet of Hying
boats announced thnt the cost of the
trip between New York and Atlantic
City, one of the most popular routes In
tho United States, has been reduced to
$."0 for ono way nud $83 for a round
trip.
FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
TEE ROSENBACD GALLERIES
1820 Wulnut Street
5
Automobile Salesmen
A rfftl opportunltv for two lemen ot
hlsh chnracter nnd ability. lntfretert In
Bsioclmlng themwUes with nn estnb.
llhd concern mnrkollnic a motorcar
deBtlned to dominate tie flne car field.
This opportunity ehould be particularly
attractive to anleamen now aaeoclnted
In eelllng old-lino motorcars of the high
est character. All replies will be held
In confidence.
A 130. LEDGER OFFICE
Advertising Writer Wanted
Philadelphia HRency linn
openlnir for experlenrrd
writer, thoroughly fnmll.
lur with national adver
tlilnsr nnd denier co
operation. Muet Iito
samples of wnrlc nnd ex
cellent reference, nud be
atnllabln nt once. All
communlcntlona confiden
tial. A 812. LEDGER OFFICE
Don't let Old Man Heat
knock you out! Or the dog
days get your goat. Keep
your temper from following
the temperature. Easy
enough! Take the different
Collins System.
Trial treatment free.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
COLLINS HLDO . WALNUT ar AT 15TH
Comfort
By paying close attention to
those small details which mean
so much to one's personal com
fort, wc endeavor to make your
stay so enjoyable that you look
with real regret upon the day
that is to be the last of your
visit for then we feel that your
memories of Strath Haven will
be truly pleasant, and that you
will look forward to the pleas
ure of coming again, secure in
the knowledge that comfort,
midst beautiful surroundings
awaits you, '
Golf, Tennis, Dancing, Boating
Strath Haven
Swarthmore, Pa,
Tuxnty-one minotei from Broad Slrttt
Begins Writing His Message to
Council on Hall
Proposal
U. G. I. TO PAY RENTAL
Mayor Mooro Indicated today he In
tends to veto the Hall gas lease ordi
nance which would increaso the price
of gas here from .?1 to $1.10 a thousand
cubic feet. He would not, 'however,
definitely state bis plan,
Tho Mayor has until Thursday to ap
prove or disapprove the bill and will
send the ordinance to Council with a
message. Ho mado this statement to
day: "Mayor Moore this morning began
the writing of his message to Council
on the Hall gas lcaso ordinance. The
Mayor said ho would have to do this
In snatches during today and tomorrow
becnusc of the Interviews and confer
ences intervening,
"Ho said he had listened to nbout all
tho elements necessary to be heard on
the question of the ordinance, and
that he would deal with it as a yes or
no proposition. He said the ordinance
came In such form that there could bo
no compromise upon it; it would have
to bo voted up or down.
"Until Thursday, he said, he would
not indicate what tho message was to
bo. Tho regular order required tliat
it should go first to Council. He said
ho had heard rumors of a possible com
promise or of the probable withdrawal
of the ordlnnnce, but that these rumors
would not affect his action."
During tho two public hearings on
the gas ordinance tho Mayor frequently
emphasized that tho measure made no
provision for negotiations looking to n
permanent lcaso. Ho gave tho impres
sion that ho bcliovcd tho omission a very
serious defect.
Samuel T. Bodlne, president of the
United Gas Improvement Co., the lessee
of tho city-owned gas pinnt, sold today
the rental of $082,700.20 due the city,
would bo paid July 30. This sum is
for the quarterly period ending June 30.
Mr. Bodine's announcement came as
a surprise, as ho had previously stated
he would recommend non-payment of
the rental due tho city If tho $1.10 gns
rnto was not (.'ranted as a tcmnorarv
relief measure.
Warns of Soldier Check Thefts
Wnrnine to New Jersey's nrosnectlve
recipients of State soldiers bonus
checks to bs on the lookout for mnil
box thieves was contained in n state
ment made by John II. Krimm. field
ngent of the Stntc Soldiers' Bonus
Commission. He stated that tactics em
ployed by thieves who recently secured
several hundred dollars In Government
checks stolen from moll boxes might
be attempted after the first of tho State
bonus checks were mailed from Trenton.
use 5'
FXMIUV SILVER
Reproductions of English. French and Colon i a
Dinner and Tea Services-Flat Table Silver"
Illustrations wilt bo mailed patrons '
who are interested in fall fiirnisfuno
I, I
MacDonald & Campbell
Palm Beach
Suits
$18.50 and $19.50
1 J
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
-II -1 1
Does
Your
Will
provide for permanent, capable and re
liable protection for your family?
Name a Trust Company as your executor
and trustee it's the modern method.
Call and let our officers give you details
of the
SAFE WAYI
il i nrrIWnW
bsUisAsUsUsdllL.il
r-w.Miii.frJ1
Van di Venter.
Edgar Hedges, William Donlnl and Norman Griffin, counselors nt tho
Germantown Boys' Club vacation house nt Ocean City, N. J., wlicro
scores of lads are spending their summer vacation days
CANDIDATES MUST GAMBLE
FOR PLACE UPON BALLOTS
New Election Latv Does Away With Alphabetical Rotation in
Favor of Drawing for Position
Candidates of nil kinds, anxious tfl
hnvo favored positions on tho primary
ballot will have to take n sporting
chance this year. Thcso positions will
bo determined by lot.
This new fenturo In the election laws
is pointed out in n pamphlet on elec
tions prepared by George D. Thorn.
Superlnlondent of Elections of the State
Dcpnrtmcnt at Harrlsburg.
In former elections, the position was
fixed by printing tho names of candi
dates in alphabetical order. Hence, In
fnctional lights, thero wns always nn
effort to get candidates who hnd names
beginning with "A" or "IJ" or with
other letters found In tho "near end"
of tho alphabet.
Also, this mothod of printing names
wns used ln such a way thftt voter
would bo confused. For example, if
the real condldate of any element wns
"Moore" then tho opposition would try
to divert votes by putting somo one of
the namoof "Moor" on the ballot, even
though io real cnndlnine ol tho opposi
tioa had an entirely different nnino.
It has been estimated that the can
didates at the head of tho alphabetical
trder could get huge lots of votes sim
ply because of their favored position on
the ballot.
Tho McNIchol law changed this nnd
did awav with trickery by caving posi
tions determined by lot.
Tho registration law was chanced In
the last session po ns to ptuvirtc- for
what is described as permanent regis
tration. That is, voters who were reg
istered for the previous year, nnd who
in tho following yenr reside in the same
houso "shall, after being sworn nnd
producing n tax receipt, be again reg
istered without answering additional
questions."
This change was proposed by Repre
Tt
mri n
- Substantial Weaht
0
The exclusivcness, impresoivo fit
and remarknblo shape - retaining,
for which our Palm Beach Suits are
so universally admired, are entirely
duo to the quality of tailoring far
superior to that used generally in
producing theso extremely light,
cool suits. Full variety of Stripes
and Plain Colors.
Men's Hats, Clothing, Haberdashery,
Motor Wear
Summer Business Hours 8:30 to S
Saturdays Closed All Day
West end
Trust co
Broad St. at South Penn Square
sentative Punn. of Philadelphia. His
Idea wns that It would cut down tlu
time consumed In registering each appli
cant so that all would hnvo n chance
t qualify for the elections. The in
crease of the electorate bv the women
voters makes the new law helpful to the
division rcglt-trnrp.
Men Defeat Women for Burgesses
Stonlngton, Conn., July 20. The
thtco women candidates for burgesses,
noinlunted by the Republicans, wcr'j
beaten by their mnlo Democratic oppo
nents by nn nvcrnge of thirty votes ench
ln tho borough election yesterday. Hut
little voting interest was manifested,
only SSO ballots being cast. Cornelius I.
iJraDtlnll was ciecteu warden lor the
twenty-seventh term.
Tremendous Savings
In Highest Quality
Furnishings
Never before in the history of this city have such
startling reductions in furniture prices been offered to
the public. For twenty-five years Wiser prices and
Wiser quality have been the means of saving thousands
and thousands of dollars to the Home builders.
We do not have sales. Our prices the year around
are lower than the marked-down sale tags of other
stores, because of our great savings on overhead and
our tremendous buying capacity. Do not buy until you
have our values with the others. Come in and look
around. Our skilled sales force will gladly give their
most courteous attention.
1 -
rour-piecc wainur tearoom &u:t. Kepre- t
sents a very desirable period. Dovetail con- ij)
sxrucuon laicst otyie tun
Vanity dresser.
Three-Piece Living-Room Suit, Spring Edge.
Spring loose cushions and back; 6 ft. 6 in. dav
enport. Large wing armchair, guaranteed
upholstering. Choice of Tapestry or Velour.
f.
iCO.??.
Four-piece Walnut Bedroom Suit. Large
three-drawer pedestal Vanity, Chifforette,
Bow-end Bed, 46-in. Bureau. Dovetail and
dust-proof construction. Regular price.
$275.00. Now
BM
ft
Living-Room Suit Mahogany. Choice of
tapestry or velour. Queen Anne period. An
excellent opportunity to furnish your living
room at great savings.
SPECIAL!
Dining Chair
Solid oak, golden
finish; steam
bent; full - length
back posts and
tapered front
legs; slip seat.
$2.35
Open
Saturday
Evenings
QtMurr vxBitnr
If
I V it
LOUIS E.WISER
20OZbl SOUn
3?etweci) lioeutt
'X-?JLS5iOJSA-V
ifyi-MryirfyaT:
iyLULW -
FURNITURE
Polico Fail to Verify State
ment of Morris Schiff, 4651
Milnor Stroot
CHARGED COLLUSION
Extrpme doubt is expressed by the
Police Deportment of the story of Mor
ris Hchlff, 4lV,l Milnor street, the sa
loonkeeper who claimed to have been
robbed of $50,000 worth of liquor Sun
day moxnlng.
uni.irr ninimx thnt n croun of twenty-
four men. with two seven-ton trucks
nnd two touring enrs, descended on his
warehouse early Sunday morning ln
mliitnt-v fnrmntlnn nnd removed n nunn-
tltv of liquor which ho claims to hnve
According to, Lieutenant Horry, ot
the Frankford Station, Schiff has been
unable to give the serial numbers of the
barrels of liquor wuicn nro "ui'i""S" '"
have been stolen. Lieutenant Lurry
will also report to Superintendent Mills
that a policeman irom w ....
Itcd the Schiff place In Juno or Juh ,
1020. nt which time there were only
1 1 ' i,-ie v,nrrnla of whisky In
' """ u, " ..""" HhortlV after that
111' wtinnw"'"-1 .
SrhtfTfl permit vmh revoked.
The pollcV further said that a care
.. ...U.in.tnn nf tho nremiscH failed
L ron.nl nnv evidence of trucks or
bnrrcls being rolled over the earth In
front of tho warehouse, and yesterday
Policeman Gnllaghcr, of the motorcycle
i-quad, was unable to get direct cyl-dencr-
from nny one who hnd seen tho
nlleged bandlta or any of the clabornte
prcpnrntlons which were supposed to
hnvo been mnde for the robbery. The
polico nlBO said that the room in which
the liquor was supposed to have been
i.t Trnc nnt more than nine by twelve
feet, nnd they wondered how $30,000
worth of liquor could be got into thnt
space.
e
r
oow-end bed.
$
$
7.50
SIMlnc Couch Sire, closed.
24x70 In. ; open, 46x70 In
DoublB link, "rust-proor '
BaRless steel fabric sprlnff,
re-enforced cnlu.
Mail
Orders
Accepted
iconomy
IFlFTHSTRliET
andoprsc
bEtil(
fetfwwftffBa
'" -f I i?7,3!5
This Week Only! "
Closing-Out
Sale of
White Flannel
Trousers
$6.75, $8.75
$9.75
Regular Prices, $9, $10, $12
Going away for your Sum
mer vacation around Au
gust first? Here's your
chance to get at lowest
prices the White Flannels
so indispensable at every
Summer Resort!
$9, $10 and $12, their regu
lar prices all season, were
less than most stores were
asking for the same quali
ties! Now, at the peak of
the demand, we are closing
them out at $6.75, $8.75,
$9.75 ! , a
Sale
This Week Only!
Other big Values
in every Kind of
Summer Suits!
Perry & Co.
16th & Chestnut Sts.
A man who buys the IIup
mobile on tho strength
of what he has heard of
it is naturally led to ex
pect a great deal from
his car.
THE HATCH MOTORS C
DISTRIBUTORS
720 N. BROAD ST - PHILA.
P P
$
USEB PIANO
This is only one of many
bargains offered ! All guar
anteed for five years, ex
changeable free within six
months. Call or write at
once!
C. J. Heppe & Son
Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut St.
Uptown 6th and Thompson St.
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Steinway II
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Silo Price $195 ly
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