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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29
EDIT ORIAL 5

! pass. There will be steadying
The wild gambling in Florida vii
cease, followed by a readjust.
ment. Fictitious values will fall
to their proper level, but there
will be no great universal crash
OF values over the South. The
influx of people may rise and
fall, but the South has come into
its own and it will hold what it
gets.
With her millions to feed and
clothe and furnish with the com
forts they are seeking, Florida
and other pleasure centers must
depend on such States as Georgia
and Alabama and the other agri-
cultural States of Dixie. Tennes-
see will rank with Wisconsin as
dairylng and poultry producing
state: The Carolinas will succeed
the last as industrial States. And
Georgia, nearer the center of this
great horde of pleasure-seeking,
occupies probably the most IA
vorable position of them all.
Again will South Georgia be
known as the grainery of ma
ton. Her rich lands will supply
toodstuffs for a population here
tofore unheard of in the South.
from her mines and mineral de.
posts great wealth will be accu-
INFLATED. Her industrials will
draw capital and labor from 9TH
err sections of the country. Her
truckers will supply not only this
population in Georgia borders,
but all others who come to the
South.
Did ever a State possess a
greater opportunity or e brighter
future? Literally this generation
OF Georgians holds the welfare of
years to come in their hands to-
day. 1t is ours for the grasping,
but we cannot sleep.
In this great empire State there
IS no section with a finer outlook
than Southwest Georgia. We are
a bit nearer than other sections. |
We have lands just a bit richer. ,
Our climate is more inviting, both
winter and summer. That is
known and appreciated and is
proven by the investments that
are becoming known daily
throughout this Land of Promise. |
AS we have stated so often be-
tore, Sumter county is in position
to capitalize on this vast oppor-
tunity as are few other counties.
We have the finest system of rural
schools in the State-or the South
tor that matter. The county has
been famous for her roads for
years, and we are making more
rapid progress in hard-surfacing
these roads than other counties.
We are blessed with an extreme
ly high type of citizenship. We
know nothing of mob violence.
There is no abiect poverty in the
community. Our lands are splen-
didly drained. The curse of ma
laria has been eliminated. We
have an abundance of water and
hydro-eiectric lines across the
county. Crop failures are I'M
known. Religious fanaticism and
racial intolerance do not blot our
good name.
What more can be desired2
What more is NEEDED? Nothing
but the will, the vision. the deter
mination to capitalize on these
splendid God-given assets. Hid
under bushel they are valueless.
Conscientiously exploited their
value is beyond human kin.
Organize and advertise.
That should be our daily slo-
gan and nightly dream. He who
is unwilling to aid is disloyal to
his community and friends, a use
less, selfish citizen whose alb
sence should be more welcome
than his presence.
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EDITORIALS

A Locomotive engineer dropped
dead the other day and the train ran
on distance afterwards ascertained
to have been Is miles before the
fireman discovered what had happen
ed and took his place at the throttle.
Nothing happened and no harm
was done, except to the dead eng
neer. If the same thing had happen.
ed to an automobile driver disaster
would have followed in less than a
second.
This illustrates a difference be-
tween the risks of automobiles and
locomotive driving. And yet we will
not let man drive a locomotive I'M
less he is demonstrated to be much
more than an ordinary man. He
must be experienced, skilled, tested,
Intelligent, responsible and sober.
Anybody can get an automobile
license who has the price of a see
ond-hand car, Many drivers could
not qualify for a position as street
car motorman, to say nothing of
locomotive engineer.
Few of them drop dead at the
wheel, though even that sometimes
happens. But many of them are dead,
congenitally, in most of the quail
fications of responsibility and eau
tion. The wonder is that our streets
are as safe as they are.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

(From The Times Recorder. Oct.
20. 1900
Mrs Mary B. Clay is spending sew
eral days in the city with friends
coming yesterday.
Mrs W. D. Willingham and Mrs
Lott Warren of Atlanta are guests of
Mrs Frank Sheffield on Taylor
Street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29
A THOUGHT

Woe unto them that join house to
house, that lay field to field, till
there be no place, that they be
placed alone in the midst of the
earth.-lsa. 5:S.
The selfish man suffers more
from his selfishness that he from
whom that selfishness withholds
some important Emerson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29

The sad thing about lots of people
is they have no idea of what would
make them happy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29

National Advertising Representatives, FROST
lands koHN, DPS Fifth Avenue New York;
Peoples Gas Bldg. Chicago; Walton Building,
Atlanta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29

It's an awful world. But it could
be worse. Just suppose you knew
the truth about everything.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29

lmpressing others is a waste of
time. Those beneath you can't look
down on you. And those above you
must.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29

Most of US are physival towards,
but mental daredevils. We enjoy
thinking things that hurt us.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-29

A woman can't ask man to
marry her. But thot's no hardship
A man can't keep from asking one.
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ATHREf DAYS
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the use for the republication of all news dis.
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this paper and also the local aews published here.
in All right OF republication Of special dispatches
reserved.
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1t is only few years ago that
rags furnished the raw material for
all the paper existence.
Now the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving is hard put to find en-
ough rags to make paper for the am
cunt of paper money needed. What
once sufficed for books, news papers
and correspondence is now made
quate for currency.
Doubtless there are more words
of printed paper put out every day
now than there were in a year when
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Sending someone else to do a good
deed is marked up against you only
as a wasted opportunity.
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Observations

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THE ARGONNE,
10th and Columbia Rd.

All-year location in the resi-
dental hub of northwest; on
high elevation. overlooking the
entire city and Rock Creek Park.
Apartments with large outside
rooms, spacious closets, built-in
bath fixtures, reception halls and
balconies; latest improvements; !;
24-hour service. Moderate rent
ais. Business manager on prem
iSeS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE RODW AN. CUN n. A
R0DMAN ST

Apt. of four rooms and bath, reception
hall, S75 month; also apartment of two
rooms. kitchen and reception hall, $50
month.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HOTEL ROOSEVELT,

10th St. at V and w.
One, two and tnree-room
suites, with bath; some with
breakfast room and kitchen
cite; excellently furnished.
Complete hotel service.
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361S CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Apt. of four rooms and bath, reception
hall: 80 month.
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2434 PA. AVE. NV. APT 3-3 LARGE
rooms. rec hall and bath; glassed-in sleep
ing porch: rent reasonable.
1854 S st. NV. Apt. 23--1 T., kit. and
bath: $40.
rear, 3 r.. b.; S75.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Main 1000 143o ST NV
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502S . ST.-2-FAMlLY FLAT; SECOND
7s4 18TH G. {, s5NrsoS II e.; Frank s7oo.
rooms kHhhA kitchen and bath asf rent to col
7s4 18th g. t. Y E,xi SIMPSON e: F5.nt $500.
THREE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH, BACK
Ppss,fSh, ps,S sink and range in kitchen 5sl7
CoLoREp-,1s43 SOUTH CAP1ToL-Two
newly papered: 81 week. FIR. 1852. 30.
4 ROOMS AND BATH, ANIL: REAR
NO. H ST NV ROOMS, BATH, HOT
Tater heat, electric light: S6oo S45o5o a month
5 ROOMS, AND BATH, 650ta NEWTON
56sRfR PsRf'id ToRRTfo f9d gfiises
3 .UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. H.-W.H H, ELEC-
Hse of bath: new hogse: nearby virginia.
3511 18th ST. N.w.-COMPLETE APT. 8
rooms; priv. bath. inclosed sleeping porch;
ss beat light gas telephone esla included $50 or
sO5 so5 J ! rasm. ST; NV ROOMS AND H. kIT.'
ATTRACTIVE -APARTMENT. 1852 BEL,
mont St nw-3 rms, private bath. screened
porch. telephone reasonable rent. Col 52o-
1926 NEWTON ST ROOMS. KITCHEN
Bae or Man nRB' sssa Cooper o'
TWO BRIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette and tile bath: 3 clothes closets and one
rent good condition 1871 Irving. Apt. 2.
NEW APT. HOUSE, BROoKLAND. HIGHLY
for pa ssP snsa Df0F
TWO ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE. DINING AL
cove. bath: rent. $50. Apt 400. The kele-
8 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. 140o DECA-
tur ST.. n.w.-2nd floor. modern apt bldg,
reduced rent: all outside rooms: open. 81.
TWO LARGE ROOMS WITH CLOSETS.
hall. private bath. exceptionally large sleep
ing porch continuous hot water: aerial con
nections; two in family. 2415 N Cap st.
1903 9th ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH.
HOO 3rd pl. me- rooms and bath. mod,
Louisisna @ ian 'Hise ase. Main s4s4' 'p a:
213 E ST. Nw-.FIvE LARGE ROOMS.
lar: walking distance Government depart
ments. shopping district. Adams 4724. i
1215, 18th N.w:-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
ed ss5 month J. High. iaI5 i3th, i.
THE wILBURToN, 1874 COLUMBIA RD.-
Foon as'FaGvf snd pores
building. 81.
1882 COLUMBIA RD-THREE LARGE.
outside rooms. front. large balcony: rent.
$50: newly papered and painted. 81
9o3 10th N:w-oNE ROOM AND BATH
apartment $3.50 per month: corner bldg.
. ROOMS. USE OF BATH. VACANT: GOOD
neighborhood. S25. J. RIDLEY SHIELDS.
Suite 309-31l. 7l0 14th st. NV. M. 1877.
1917 18th ST. NV.
Corner apartment. rooms and bath.
ami: rent. S55.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. HoT-wATER
heat electric lights: $50; space for car. $40.
Phone Lincoln 39l-J. 81
2 ROOMS AND KITCHEN: FRONT AND
back porches. 912 Eye st. ne. 81
ATTRACTIVE 3-ROoM APT. AMI.
range sink; unlimited, phone; reasonable
rental. 430 Columbia rd. Adams 2430. |.
LOUISA. 2I6 NEW YORK AVE.-Two
rooms. kitchenette. bath: redecorated; cleo
tricity: in clean. well kept building S45:
adults only. To inspect. call Nash 152 NJ st.
18th ST. NEAR COL. RD-ENTIRE 3rd
floor. rooms kitchen, private bath, ami.
2461 18th st. NV.
1892 9th ST Nw-3 ROOMS, BATH.
large back porch: garage: ami. 81.
CLEVELAND PARK-FRONT: ROOMS
UNFINISHED APARTMENT = -FOUR
rooms. bath: heat, gas provided. 6O2 B
st. s.w. 30s
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Too pARE RnAn Nv

THE SMITHFIELD. 1115 9th ST. NV.
month.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

1923 o sT-2-FAMILY FLAT: SECOND
floor, 8 rooms and bath: furnace heat,
C. W. SIMPSON CO.,
734 18th St. NV Frank. 300.
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1890 X Nw-CORNER APT; SPLENDiL,
eTnosure 2 rooms. bath, kitchen; modernly
furnished for housekeeping. dishes. silver,
cooking utensils, bed linen. built-in retriger-
stor: walking distance dept: suitable tour
persons. Apply Apt. or phone FRANKLIN
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LARGE, COOL ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH;
continuous hot water. phone service. 3loo
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kitchen bath, balcony: handsomely fur
nished; Summer rates; suitable for three.
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1898 P ST. N.w.-SUITABLE 3 OR
persons; gas. elec. furnished. FIR. lO3-l
SleepinE pOrCh
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3 ROOMS AND BATH GAS LIGHTS AND
priv ate phone; convenient to car and BUS
I.-.rn II
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l42s OAK N.w-SECOND-FLOOR FRONT:
twin beds, breakfast room. Colunipld
S6Ho-W
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I'm AND PARK RD-2 ROOMS. kITCH.
enette and bath from June 1st until
October 1st. Call North 62O5 between
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I3I6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-THREE
large airy outside rooms, kitchen and bath: :
30
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DOWNTOWN-2llg + ST. NW.-ATTRAC-
tive apartment 9 rooms kitchen, private
bath, h-w.h, electricity oak floors; south
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MT PLEASANT-COOL. ATTRACTIVE
three rooms, kitchen bath: desirable loca-
tion 343o Brown st. tnorth of Park rd-
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. NICFLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
kitchenette: $3.50 per month. 20 ne
pbope North SS5
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NEW BUILDING,
.3517 18th St NV

cepoa ha and Of BATH s5 o hfes Too
large rooms available June 1st. Garage II
desired. So extra a month.
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141s Eye St NV RealfRFSi PR6ae. Nam 5aos-4.s.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC.
INGLESIDE-1651 LAMONT
room and bath: h:.........-......s s25.oo
4 rooms and bath. .-..-.-.. 65 90
14l2 18th ST. NV.
rooms and bath. .........- s. D 90
1929 BELMONT ST.
rooms and bath h..............-...S $500
1926 PORTER ST.
sTERIING-l9i5 STE i Nc CALVERT T
rooms and bath. ..............-.....S S65 90
1910 14th ST.
MoULToN-l277 Sfc5'is II cJS% n. II. Ave: Ave.
4 rooms and bath FLATS .---,.-.-.s7o.'o
3025 DUMBARTON AVE.
' 81 9l6 SO. 9th ST. NV. ''.''
2oOo N ST.
. e . =
1741 N. CAPITOL ST.
'''H' Il III ~ 18th ST. NV. '''.''
o35 j NEW YORK AVE,
VERNON-1774 YOU ST.
WILLSONIA-183O K ST.
rooms rooms and and BATH osah and porch 5oo6o
1725 LANIER PLACE
BENNETT-i552 21st ST.
'''l5S 1862 z ONTARIO 5lS@i PLACE e ~
1902 VERNON ST.
1725 H ST.
7 rooms and bath tduplexl -. $4,000
I'LL LAMONT ST.
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures $50 90
DAKOTA-141O GIRARD
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures 90
HARTFORD COURT-l454
HARVARD
rooms ro9nns Bath bait Gasd and porch So o 90
BERKSHIRE-1412 Chaplin
rooms and bath h..............S4O $40 90
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC.
1412 Eye ST. NV. Franklin a5o3
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2OOI EYE ST. N.w.-TWo APARTMENTS;
One room kitchen and private bath, and
au outside rooms 81"
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VAN ANTWERP, Dol Goth ST. APT. No. 2.
Cool nicely furnished; reception hall LIVING
apartment, combination living and bed room.
bath ami: reasonable. Janitor. West s9S.
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2l16 KALORANA RID. M
THE CAMBRIDGE. a2i.23 10th sT' N,w
rooms. Kitchen and bath $1,000
~ 1880 ADAMS MILL RD. 0''''
New Building.
rooms. kitchen and SO 90
. rooms. kitchen and hdth........ SIS on
THE EvERETI. si37 P sT. NV wO''O'
rooms, kitchen and bath ....... $40 90
rooms, kitchen and bath. ......... $3.50
L room. dining alcove. kitchen and
oA5f Sio11 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne. p ''0
" 1890 cALIFoRNIA ST. NV. Oo'OV
3 rooms kitchen and bath. ......... so so
rooms, kitchen and bath. 55 90
1715 p ST NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath ...S5s 20
l ROOM f!ssfef 1ss4 BEnaotsT an SslR ST NV $500
rooms, kitchen and bath. ...-... $50 90
/ room, dining alcove, kit and bath as 90
1I07 11th ST. NV.
! room. kitchen and bath............S47 80
room and 500 500 SiR MAcoaB oSaTPhy 81 bed $500
3 rooms. kitchen and bath $50 90
so2 10th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitsRss Rss and asId 3ath; th \ s45oo
~ 41oe 14th ST NV. soooo
.2ii4 c ST. NV. S00'O'
'0'n's anu 74o 9th ST. NV. sooo'
2 roops. kitchenette and bath. .....S S57 50
1 room. kitchenette and bath ...... $4,000
SIG 18th ST. NV.
rooms. kltchenette and bath. 90
Geo. w. Linkins, 171o K St.
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1877 r ST NV ENTIRE SECOND
floor: completely furnished; suitable for 4
adults: all outside rooms. electricity ana
gas: rent reduced for summer. North 4VlO
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TWO BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE-At,
tractive. light apartment of three rooms & snd
bath on n ST. between Metropolitan cub
and Hotel Powhatan. Albert j. osgood
1870 II III
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1905 10th ST-LIvING ROOM WITH
fireplace kitchen. bedroom, bath, porch;
cool: attractively furnished very reasonable
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IO06 MASS AVE. N.E.-TWO L.H.K. RMS,
adjoining bath: suitable for couple; cleo
s,s;t,-. 9r;yate family 81
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732 PARK ROAD NV.
Apt. of one room. dressing room, Murphy
bed, kitchen and dining alcove. $50 month
Two rooms dressing room Murphy bed
kitchen and dining alcove, SOB a month.
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NEAR COLUMBIA RID. & 18th & PARK,
Cool location: 5 large outside rooms porch,
kitchen: Summer rates June 10 to Dec. l.
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919 P ST.-SEVERAL APARTMENTS OF
8 rooms. kitchen and bath for rent to col
ored; ready for occupancy July 1.
G.. w. SIMPSON CO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(COutinued,)

664 E ST. N.E-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
next to bath: completely furnished ior
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ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. ROUMS,
kitchen, bath and reception hall. two blocks
from Thomas Circle in first-c ass apartment
house: all outside rooms facing north ana
east; corner room: has gindeTs yin 9S il very cry
buying furniture; very reasonable. Frank
lin S613-W
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CoLoRED-1343 SOUTH CAPITOL-TWO
large. second floor front rooms and balcony.
newly papered. ST week FIR. S162. 3Os
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1923 18th ST NV COOL ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: beautifully furnished.
southern expo: summer months. n. 900.
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VERY REASONABLE, TWO LARGE. AIRY,
attractive rooms k and b.; about July
Calrertnn COL SSOR Apt. COZ.
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NEW BERNE. APT. "a:
18th and Mass. Ave. NV.
Rooms Kitchen and Bath. u
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Ill3 llth ST. N.W.--LARGE, FIRST
floor apartment either two or four rooms,
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1928 X ST. NW-o-ROOM APT: SECOND
floor front: electricity and gas; rent rea-
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. JUNE
15 to September 15. = 1th 81. e.
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THREE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. BACK
porch. sink and range in kitchen. 5317
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2535 37th ST. NV.
Five rooms and bath, with shower
screened-in porch and private brick garage
S75 a month.
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s LARGE ROOMS. OPEN 3 SIDES AND
porch; completely furnished. for Summer
months: reasonable rent. Apt los. 2.0l
Conn ave Phone Col. 10241.
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1921 35th PLACE NV, BETWEEN
35th AND 38th SITS. T AND YOU.
Three rooms and bath. with sleeping
porch, S37 so a month
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100 18th ST. NV Bird FLOOR FRONl.
3 rooms bath. porch; cleo and gas Included
WARDMAN.
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e3I e ct NE-l ROOM AND LARGE
Kitchen first floor. no objection to in
fant. Very ressonable 81"
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nnd FLOOR, 2 ROOMS. INCLOSED SLEE.Pf
ing porch bath sink, range. electricity.
s ne Potomac lObl-J.
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APARTMENTS-U


PRESTON. 1743 ST N.w-IN MoDERN
apt. house: 3 rms. X. and b., recep. hall.
Lanvale-1 room. X. and b., on LIST n !;
also rms. k. and b. and recep. hall some
front and some back apartments. In mod
ern apt; house, 1929 Ct; NV. AVE- NV
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SUBURBAN BOARD.
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

IbI HARVARD ST. Nw.-Home cooking,
~ t,tiss 81
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6l5 AND GIT z ST NV.
Four rooms and bath. janltor service; $40
a month. One months rent free.
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1915 CLIFTON NW+ LARGE BRIGHT
rooms and large inclosed sleeping porch; en-
'.tre second floor: ami: overlooking park.
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1908 18th ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS. KITCH--
en- and bath: all outside rooms: new and
,ede j
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NEAR 18th ST. & PA. AVE.
Overlooking park and potomac River: z
story fireproof bldg; 24-hour elevator serv
ice: modern throughout; tile baths extra
large, bright rooms, large closets. Unusually
ing porch. 500: also 3 rooms. $50. and 4
rooms, $50: only. one of each available; may
allow substantial reduction for Summer to
reiiable party Practically the best for the
money. INQUIRE janitor or the Plaza. Pa.
ave. and Wash. Circle, or phone Main 5437,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-03
SANITARIUM FOR
T.B. IS FAVORED
State Board of Health Re-
ports to Governor.

Recommendation that the State
provide sanitarium for tuberculosis
Apatients in the southern part Of In
diana was contained in report to
Governor Jackson by DR.. William F.
King, secretary of the State board
of health, today.
Health board members conducted
their sixth annual inspection of the
state sanitarium at Rockville,
Nov. Is.
The tubercular death rate is lower
but the limit will be reached unless
facilities are provided for isolation
and care of neglected and advanced
cases, the board found Location of
a sanitarium on the State forest
reservation in the southern part OF
the State was recommended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-03
Teachers Open
Music Season

The musical season as far as the
Federation of Indianapolis Public
School Teachers are concerned along
presentation lines, got under way
Wednesday night when the William
Wade Hinshaw Singers presented
Mozart's 1.-THE Marriage Of Figaro
at Caleb Mills Hall.
Hinshaw for years has been sue
cessful in presenting opera in Eng
lish in the provinces. I had only
time for the first two acts. The
voices met the demands of the score
as rendered by a small orchestra
under the direction of Hans Nor
genstern.
Hinshaw is doing very fine thing
in presenting opera in the Enslish
tongue. The reception accorded his
companies not only prove the worth
Of the undertaking, but the wisdom
in doing it.
The cast of Figaro" last night
was as follows:
Count Almaviva. boa. Alfredo valenti
Figaro, Counts Manservant Barber.
SUSANNA. se countess Maid. Edna FIeissher
Cherubino. Page ...... Kathleen Bib
Don Basilio. Music Teacher of the.
Countess ........ Ralph Brainard
DR.. Bartolo. Former Guardian of the
Countess .... Ernest Otto
Marcellina. Bartoloss Houscheeper.
Antonio Gardener =. -. Ernest Otto
......... Ralph Brainard
There Is a need for such per-
formances Of Opera, especially in
centers which never shelters the
real articles. Reviewed by Walter
D. Hickman).