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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25
Old-Time Specialtics
At Washington Assembly

The ageold institution the "Famii.'
Is 10 be particularly honored on The
evening Of January II, when the third
annual Washington Assembly will
take place in the ball room Of the May.
Hover Hotel, at 10 O'Clock. Virginia
cavaliers, New England Puritans and
Pilgrims, many of the famous knick.
eibocker families Of colonial New
YORK. Lord Baitinore's cosettlers and
companions. and other notable fam!.
lies of the early days of American hls.
tory viii he repr ;entcd by their he.
scendants VINO are members of the
Washington Assembly and many II
Whnfn VAL appear In authentic COT
TUNES worn by their ancestors come
two or three hundred years ego.
There will 3iso be present representa-.
lives Of ancient royal lines ia Great
Britain, France and other foreign
countries, as well as many who trace
their descent from the nobility Of
Europe.
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, TO
"hose efforts. aided by many piomi-
neht Washington men and women. the
revival ~ the old time Washington Az.
senbIy ~ due. thus adding anothe
achievement along historical lines 10
those already credited 10 her name, il
IL great granddaughter of President
james Monroe ana has been "A iesi,
dent of Washington since childhood.
FIRST given IN it, renewed form three
years ago. the assembly scored an i'm.
mediate ana brilliant success which
VAS repeated last year and which bids
TAR ~ be SURPASSED this season, 80
great IN the interest already being
shown IN the event. Mrs. Henry +.
DiHlOrk. who has been chairman of
The hoard Ut governors Of the assem-.
bly, since its revival. is member Of
Ia. whitney thmijy. one Of the most
famous family lines in America, and
Mfs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, Vice
cnaifHnn. comes, like her hIaba nd.
| from The old knicksrbockef family
! IT Roosevelt. Members VI other dis.
itlnEuiaiiHd families arc represented on
| the board 1T governors and In The
member ship 81 lh1 assembly.
Mrs. Waiter IL. Tuckernan. chair.
. man II the minuei, which IL 10 be one
/ u The features of The entertainment.
] announces hat il wli be dbnced by u
group II young foiE descended from
colonial families ~ America.
| Lany Ut The boshnldefs III the past
tWo hEafnub -. subscribing fDf the
same DoAes this year, giving an IN.
/ tsF"stjUR touth al sentiment uud
! pstfHHuen"y ~ the event, HHcHdItlk
] - 0is. fVpley AHnry, chairman III
,brzfA AIMING the bDAhoiders Tor Ills
seaspn's ASSEMBLY are the Countess
! ser hrnyl, Ata Copley Anory. Mrs.
] MlnneE"t.ds Andrews. Mrs. Delos A,
! I;iDdKett, MS. HeHry r. Dimock, MIs.
stephen Is Likins. HIa. Jenry ".
! Fitrh, @Is. Henry u. ttnihef. MIe.
/ FIhd.fi'k Dent Grant. Mrs. snmnsi
| J. Graham, bliss Iteii Durueo. Mre.
stptes n tiaihett, NrF, AVN 4. Iifit,
ME- Ja'.3i !. ispGEn. siis JaDies u
/ mann, Mrs Charles q Matthew's
&ts ThouaA W Phillips, j., AiIs.
| L1uiR Pennington, Mrs william 80
Cielian tftlteI. MIs Walter II. T,mker
man AYT Itd#aid g. Walker and Alia.
Charles BJushtnu NDod
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Misses Fsrrsr Prepare
Party 10 Honor Sister

Misc Margaret Faftaf, secretary -
f,.-t,,.seBi4allye t.dR.f Howard, ana
as Lillian tfarfar secretary - Rep
,,.s.utgtlye J n Aotton, both II Ne.
5.,<slsa, viii give . christnos parry 10.
,,s..rour They viii entertain -
l.I,s,I.e.,u IN hDuof ~ then slhisF, bJiss
rt.nebe TsItaf, formerly II hsbibskn
~, nov ~ New YDrk. vim IL 'bcir
.4gsst fos tbe boiida W. After Tie
h,.cheDu the Misses fsTJaf viii take
heir guests 80 the nibiIneet ihr ram
DarY Including Mrs Evelyn hoit"nt
o. lighter ~ Representative >"it"t
klss Ahna f"iJ'tF ~ I"ti iah1 "h1
Al.sa IsAuats bfttn - keniu"ky.
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Mr.. Alvin R. Hodge
Conquered bv Cupid

Mr. Alvin X. Hodge left Friday for
his home in Charleston, W. Va. where
he will be married Tuesday to Miss
Gladys Moore. Mr.. Hodge and his
bride will motor back To- Washington
and be at home after January ]. 1929,
in apartment $40. 200 Massachusetts
avenue northwest
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Daughters of Isabella
Plan Christmas Party

An elaborate Christmas party will
be gwen by the local circle Daughters
of Isabella this evening at the Wash.
ington Club. Miss Rose Ann French
IL chairman of the committee on ar.
engagements. She IL being assisted by
Mrs. Mary A. Buchanan. Miss Ann NJ
Ferguson. Mrs. REM. Miss Catherine
Moriarty and Miss Gertrude McNally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Among This years ''fteahers' ~ utia
IT HE prominent Engiish colleges tot'
~1ire0 lis Princess Roy 0f tha ndalniil,
niece of IA" KING nf sJam, ~hu b.
~ VIE ius t1f degree 10 history,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Argentine in fht only obr ~ ia.
Tnulh AmuIfnn countries eDlplo5 lhE
IDfir1 s. omen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Many American cars are 10 he
shown al 3elgium's automobile show,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-25
Death Notices


BAKER. CORA (nee Billgerl Be owed wife
mother of Richard Baker Mrs Audrey
Vasbinder, Mrs. Irene Steele, Glenn Baker
and Glendyne Baker. passed away April "a,
$500 D, M, Indiana Christian Hospital.
Funeral services Wednesday 80 D. mat
residence, and 2 p. m. at Edwin Ray M. p.
Church. Burial Memorial Park. Friends
Invited. w. Y BlasengYm in charge.
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Card of Thanks

GARD OF THANKs-we wish to thank
our many friends, neighbors, also lodges,
for the kindness and sympathy shown dur
tng the illness and death of our dear
April 20. We especially thank our dearest
friend. Mrs. Eva ,Aigner;. also the, dearly
Brother Riley and the singers. We also
appreciate the floral offerings. Sadly
qllssed by TILE FAMILY.
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BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDI4NAPOLIS.
Business Director
IndianapOlis. Ind. Anril is. 1927.

NOIICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of School commissioners of the city Of In
dianapolis, Ind. will until the hour of II
o'clock a. M, Tuesday. May 3D., 1927, re-
tion and completion of school building
on Arlington Ave. between Oak and Uni,
known as School No. IS. ali in accordance
with plans and specifications prepared
Charles il. Byfield. architect. 923 Peopl(
Bank Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind.
At the same time and place bids will be
received for heating and ventilating.
plumbing and sewage and electric wiring,
all in accordance with plans and specih-
cations prepared by Charles r. Ammer-
man, engineer. 925 Continental Bank Bldg.
Indianapolis, Ind.
copy of the plans ard specifications
are ON file at the Office of the State Board
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Help Wonted-Mate

pesAesN~r~~N~s>~e~~r~ >~>~~s~~~<s~~~>>~@>>
WHITE boy with wheel, clean and neat
appearance for deliveries. one Wiling TO
work. No other need to apply. ILLINOIS
CLEANERS, sos N. Illinois st.
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Houses for Rent

DOUBLE on Winthrop. Come and look. 1t
is worth your while. Hum. 1888.
newly decorated; wa. pd.: $12. NJ. 1908.
COLORED; Columbia, 2951: 4 rms gas,
cleo: insd. tit. Mtr nd. 500 He. 412a
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PARKE A. COOLING. President
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
IMIr nnInn w rrINIo lin

o'clock p. m. on the second day Of May,
80 PARKE A. COOLING. President.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
MAGAZINE FEED WATER HEATERS.
Notice is hereby given. that the Board Of
School Commissioners Of the city of InA4
o'clock a. M. May g.. 1927, receive Sea-
bids at the office of the board. $50 =.
Meridian St. Indianapolis. Ind, for eight
water heaters or. equal and eight 49, IA
SO inch black steel staanodard riveted stsr-
pressure and guanteed working pressure not not
to exceed 50 lbs. to square inch Tia Jped
for horizontal or vertical installation: to
mately $50 lbs. equipped with pipe
Said heaters and tanks to be FURNISHED
school shops. 1929 E. Sixteenth st.. Indi-
Ali bids must be submitted on. blank
form No. 90, prescribed by the Indiana
State Board of Accounts, which blanks
gill be furnished to bidders with the speci-
Proposals must be accompanied by
certlhed check on an Indianapolis bank or
or indianapos EXCHANGE ew for prf three
per cent of the maximum amount of the
bid. The check or exchange. must be
drawn payable to the order OF the Board
Of School Commissioners of the city of In
dianapolis.
In case a bidder whose bid shall be ac-
cepted shall not within five 90 days after
notice of such acceptance perform his bid
by entering into written contract with
the board. to perform the work in accord
ance with the specifications. and within
that time secure the performance of his
contract by a surety bond. with surety or
sureties to the approval of the board his
certified check or draft and the proceeds
thereof shall be and remain the absolute
property of the board as liquidated dam
ages agreed upon for such failure. it being
impossible to estimate the amount of
damage such failure would occasion to the
board.
Each proposal shall boz in separate
sealed envelope with writing thereon plain
~, indicating the character of the work to
which the bid relates, as, for example,
Bid on Water Heaters and Storage
Tanks"
The ordinary. commercial discount OF
. per cent will be deducted for cash pay
inent within fifteen (15) days following
Gate of delivery. of goods and performance
of contract, unless otherwise provided in
your bid
The right is reserved by the board to re-
iect any or all proposals and TO refrain
from accepting or rejecting proposals for
not more than ten (10) days.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
RV IRE M FRAZER
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In Memorlonl Notices

~ MEMORIAM--In loving memory of our
d dear mother, Mary Miller. who departed
1926.
Dear mother can it be true.
One year has passed since God called you.
: The call was Short
The shock severe,
no part with one we loved so dear,
We miss your smile your loving lace.
No one can ever take your place.
GOLDIE AND ED.
kH MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
Of my dear sister Mary Miller, who
passed away one year ago today, April 20,
1875.
Thou art gone. dear sister,
Gone beyond the world OF tears.
/ But the memory of you will ever linger.
Though the passing years.
JESSIE DAYEY.
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Pets and Live Stock

BABY CHICKS. utility and fancy. IL and
Also brooder chicks and ducklings at
Thorntowfi, Ind Boyers Hatchery, "a N.
Del. Tele.. Riley 5470.
BIRD DOG, pointer. male; registered; thor
s. Belmont. Bel. 1347R.
BULL pups; pitt male and female. Price
reasonable. 1434 MARROW. Ii. 1196.
CANARIES, female singers and mated
pairs. 1349 N. Olney St.
3 FRESH cows: AL milchers; corner PEN
dleton Pike and Leslie Ave.
GILSHAH Cattery; Kittens for sale. 5115
F. Washington. Irv. 0546.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-25

HAVE OPENING IN SALES ORGASIZA-
DID Opportunities AWAIT THOSE
WHO QUALIFY. EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY, AS WE TEACH THOR
OUGHLY THAT WONDERFUL PROFESS
SION = SALESMANSHIP = FREE. IN
OUIRE lis II. OHIO ST. AFTER 8 A. NJ.
MAN-To sell Royal cleaners; live leads
furnished daily; good income and per-
manent position for man with some sales
ability and willing to work. See Mr.
Lawrence, between 8 and IL a. m. EN-
ployment office.
Pettis Dry Goods Co.
SHOEMAKERS, experienced Apply Thrift
Shoe StorM basement Mer. Bank Bldg.
ERRAND boys IS years; neat appearing
honest. Apply Ill f. Ohio st.
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Instructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE,: our
graduates pass state examinations easily.
202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 6748 & $500.
VOICE pupils, 46-minute lessons. $150.
Address Box $50, Times.
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rage; reas. Ran. 645e. See the owner.
ARROW. 1887; Groom double; bath. gas,
electricity water paid: S20.OO.
BIRCH I{di, AVE- 625; five rooms rug gas elsS
HENRY Co. Realtors. Riley 1864:
CONGRESS, 1858; 4-room modern double;
in-a-door bed: garage. Open Sunday.
DAWSON. 81; mod. upper duplex: heat
fur; gar; newly dec; yard. Ran. 66O6.
DENNY s., 17-19; Broom mod. double;
hardwood floor; wa. pd.; garage. Eve,
DOUGLASS ST. 237; arm. cottage; cleo
Htrieity. gas: close to car. Hum. 171S.
GLADSTONE and 3. Michigan; nicely dec
GRATED arm. mod. dou.. $27 30. IT. O4O1.
HAMILTON, 421; near Michigan: Groom
cottage, semi-modern. Web. 4580-W.
HIGHLAND Ave. 444; Groom and bath:
semi.mod. house: $2b. DRex. 4605.
HoYT, AVE, o234g; 5-rooma d1ouble; not
modern: $40. Drex. 4555-W.
1928 Calhoun; 3 rooms ........ 1000
1040 Wright; 9 rooms .......... $500
749 Woodlawn; 4 rooms ....... 400
W. Wy r. vi HG HEhzSRa CO. rooms Main i io7S
Dl Except heat: only only So so. So -'' 0o. :
217o Wheeler St.; 5 rms. .,..... 1900
a. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware st.
MERIDIAN, 2441 N; excellent location;
mod, bdrms.: yard Irv. O753-M.
MINKNER, 127; BROOM HOUSE: ELEC.
LIGHTS: 5000 MO. RI. 3167
MORRIS, W, 256; 6 rooms, elect. lights
gas, water. Sic. INQUIRE 10Y s.. West.
NEW JERSEY. 1706; z rms. mod. dble.:
porches. shade: gar: $40. WA. 093S-M.
NEW YORK, W., 765; rooms, semi-mod-
ern double, on car line. Hum. 171S.
NORTH broom modern. except bath;
two-car garage: $3S. Bel. 2673-R.
ROYAL. 1926: rms; semi-mod.: gar:
front. rear porches: So so. MA. 0193
NORTH; z room. mod. dble., garage dandy
porch: only $40. Wash. 093S-M.
NORTH; dandy 6-rm. upper duplex: beauti-
full porches: reasonable. Ran. 0925.
PROSPECT, 725; rms. inside toilet. wat
nd. S21 so. 723 Prospect. Drex. 4162-R.
SHEPARD, 1918; rooms, semi-mod., near
Marmon factory. SIG. Hum. 631S.
TACOMA, 1923: 4 rooms. semi modern
double newly decorated; $50; with ga
rage S22.50. 421 Illinois Bldg. Lin.
1857 eve, KEN. 2797.
TERRACE AVE. E.; 1421; broom cot
tage garage semi-mod.: SD. DIR. 1927
WASHINGTON. W. 3425; 5 rms SEMI
mod. sink. wat. new. dc $50: Ra. 5S5S.
18TH W., 1909 6-rm mod. hse. newly
papered, painted, other imp. Ha. 1861.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-25
Miscellaneous for Sale

BATHTUB for sale; white enamel, good
condition, cheap. Hum. 6457
BABY Carriage; beautiful dark blue, ivory
wheels; cost $45. like new, will sell for
$40. Call Harrison 0395-J
BABY STROLLER: tan and ivory. good
condition. 40 $. Keystone. DR.. 4555-R
BED springs, mattress, small dresser. 49,
inch dining table. Ran. 1882.
BED davenport leather: like new: reason
able. $40 N. Dearborn ST.
BICYCLE, practically new. tires and paint:
So see evenings. 1923 N. Wood ST.
CASH REGISTERS. scales. grinders sllcers
sPRAGUE Elk. 22 W. Ohio. Main O564.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-25

WANTED Experienced
upholsterer who is expe-
rienced in cutting and es-
timating. P erm a n e n t
position with high grade
house. Address Times, Box
B, 1853.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning! Your surplus clothing.
furniture. magazines. papers will help
US TO help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley
1922. 127 w Georgia.
CLOTHING-Ladies,g gents and children's.
Highest prices paid. Lansaw. Used Cloth
ing Store, 908 s. Meridian. Drexel 4467.
WILL PAY spot cash for store or resi-
dence in business location about 81 600.
321 N. East st.
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APRIL %, 1927
Legal Notices

"The annual meeting Of the shareholders
of the Indiana Insurance Company will be
held in the office of the company at
308 American Central Life Building In
dianapolis, Indiana. beginning at 7 80
o'clock D. m. on the second day Of May,
pARKE A COOLING prosidnr4
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indianapolis. Ind.
April is. 20. 1927.
NOTICE oE SALE or NRIIrnINGs

NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDINGS
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
School commissioners OF the City of In
dianapolis. Indiana. will, up to the hour
offer for-sal to the highest bidder certain
buildings located on school grounds as
SAID buildings cannot longer be advan-
tageously used for school or library pur-
poses.
All bids must be submitted in sealed
envelope. with writing thereon plainly in
dicating to which building or buildings
The following property is offered for
One No. 80 said building known and
designated as 2S26 Kenwood Ave.
- One frame residence building at School
No. Be- said building known and designat-
ed as 2S30 Kenwood Ave.
One frame reside on S. Arlington
Ave. known and designated as 322 Is.
The Board reserves from said sale all
heating equipment and blackboards now
installed in said buildings.
Bids must be submitted on each Of said
Said above named buildings at School
No. 80 are TO be removed from the prem
Uses by the purchaser within thirty 900
322 S. Arlington Ave. within fifteen (5)
days from date of sale. In all cases the
foundations are TO be removed 70 depth
OF at least IL inches below the surface
free Of all debris
y The bidder must accompany his bid with
a certified check or currency for not less
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to refrain from ac-
cepting or rejecting bids for not more than
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By URE NJ. FRAZER.
Business Director.
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Situations Wanted Female

WASHINGS by experienced white lady;
wk. guar. Called for and del. DIR. 1236.
HOUSEWORK;. woman; colored: exp; day
or week; reference. Ken. 3449.
LAUNDRY or homework; exp. woman.
BY the day Reference Lin. 1869.
DAY WORK; Mon. and Tues; washing and
ironing to bring home. Ken. 4542.
WOMAN; oolored; exp; wants spring
cleaning or day work. Ref. Har. Ol28.
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants
half day or day work. Web. 2690-W.
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Special Notices

y NOTICE
Would like to hear from merchants
business men and grocery men who have
Accounts past due for collection, on per-
eentage basis Box B 1853, Times.
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Help Wanted Female

~~~~s>N~~NrN~~sN<~eNNes S~s>>S>>>r~N~r~~~/>N~r~>
HERE is an opportunity for live wide
awake. neat-appearing single young lady
to start a business career with a definite
progressive concern Must have pleasant
personality, quick to understand and will
ing to work. She will have excellent train
ing and supervision. knowledge of the
city and the ability to- speak clearly and
hear well over the telephone are desirable
qualifications. See Mrs. Kelsey at Times.
Please do not phone.
COOK for the best confectionery on east
side. Only those experienced need apply.
Must be neat appearing, middle-aged and
good cook. State references. Address
Box No. B400, Indianapolis Times.
SALESLADIES OPPOR. TO EARN FROM
$50 TO $75 A WK. 625 MASS. AVE.
NURSE-For 1 "a -year-old baby; must stay
on place. white preferred. Wash. 1186.
GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, WHITE; 2 IN
FAMILY. HUM. $40.
WANTED-Middle- aged woman for house
work. Call Hum. 4949. or 6016 Guilford:
WHITE housekeeper for small family.
Kenwood 1924.
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Musical Instruments

PLAYER piano. Ellington Manualo: cost
$3.50: good condition: S75 worth of
rolls will trade for diamond or used car.
Lin. 5743. 1902 f. Ohio st.
CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music
Piano harmony and ali dance orchestral
instruments. 100 Pembroke Arc. Ri. $500.
PLAYER Piano; trade or SELL SO down,
50. so week. Randolph 1921.
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Storage and Transfer

ESTABLISHED 1895
Packing hauling and storage. Low
= OTT0 j. SUEZ. Main 362s.2353
nl Webster 4579-0699-W
TFANsFRR and general hauling. W. p.
Rodocker. S21 =. Gath st: Wash. 1893:
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Real Estate Wanted

I HAVE cash client for 80 to 1OO-acre
farm in Hamilton. Henry. Hendricks
and Boone Counties. Price must be right.
GIVE full details in reply. Times. Box
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Situations Wanted Male

JANITOR WORK OR CHAUFFEUR JOB.
S0612 TALBOT. RILEY 4153.
YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS HOUSE
WORK WEEK OR HOUR. KEN. 1857:
CHAUFFEUR for private family or light
truck delivery. Lin. 6e03
BOY, IS, wants farm work; Southport
preferred. 1924 Z. Thirtieth.
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Building and CONTRACTING

LET US BUILD FOR YOU AS WE HAVE
BUILT FOR OTHERS
On your vacant lot. if it is half or fully
paid for, without any cash payment: or,
for a small cash payment, we will buy and
build on the lot you select Send for our
booklet 9pR Rls11s s and PTiSes l. SONS
Realtors. LA K. Ohio st.
Main 3715. Res. Irv. 0534-M.
IF YOU have lot partly paid. we will
pay balance and build home for you.
ELVERS & KLEIN, Lincoln 2627.
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Real Estate for Exchange

NeQt Estate TOR exchange
L LOT on E. Minnesota St., near Perkins
Ave. 2 lots near Stop q, on Rockville
Rd. Call 1925. Shelby st.
$500 EQUITY in 6-rm. house; on S.
Arsenal Ave: will trade for car, small
grocery or what have your Drex. $40
FOR SALE OR TRADE-3-room cottage;
500. S33Fletcher Ave.
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Houses and Flats FURNISHED

WASH, E.. 3001: Groom modern home:
furnished. Call Webster 1871.
FIVE-ROOM modern furn, bungalow. near
Golden Hill Ideal for summer. Adults.
References. Harrison 351S-W.
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Room for Rent With Boare

NOBLE, NJ 431; children; mothers care;
private home.
PENNSYLVANIA. 2123 N: ROOM AND
BOARD: 2 PEOPLE. HAIR. 1892-R.
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5-RM. house and acres on Shelbyville
Rd., near Bunker Hill school house: 4
miles southeast of Beech Grove electric
lights. furnace. bath, barn and chicken
house: also acreage; lot $3.50. Call 2226
Shelby ST
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All bids must be submitted In a sealed
envelope, with writing thereon plainly in
dicating to which building or buildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-18
TWO MORE ARRESTED
IS HOLD-UP SUSPECTS
Police Declare Men In Custody
Have Confessed Robbery
Of Chain Store. az

Two additional arrests have been
made in the hold-up of an Atlantic
& Pacific store at 1918 Ontario place
early Saturday afternoon. Following
the arrest Saturday night and al
legged confession OF Thomas Willis.
colored, 81 years old. of 2512 P street.
that he was driver of the bandit car,
detectives arrested James Daniel Will
lis. colored. 26 years old. 1923 Church
street, and Archie L. Page. colored,
rs years old, 40 Washington street.
1t was reported by the police to-
day that the trio admitted partiCipa.
ton in the robbery. The weapon al.
legged to have been used i'm the hold
up was reported found in Pages
home, and rolls of pennies taken from
the store were reported found in the
seized automobile and home of one of
the Willis brothers.
Detectives have planned to have
victims of similar hold -ups the past
few months look at the prisoners at
police headquarters tonight in efforts
to identify them. They deny alleged
complicity in any of the hold.ups
staged prior 10 Saturday afternoon.