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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
Well Dressed Women
of indianapolis

TE presiding meeting Of the Indianapolis Womans Club of
w president Caroline Rowland long
seved gown TERED skirt To
break simplicity Of the neck ne she wore small bunch OF
Her small black
trimmed with black satin ribbon bow and crystal pn Miss
dignity
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
CHAPTER, To MEET

Mrs. John w. Donaldson. 1142 W.
ThirtyThird ST., will be hostess for
the Alaxandrian chapter Of the In
ternettonal Study and Travel Club
Thursday. Mrs. S. r. Artman will
talk and there will be readings and
music. Mrs. W. W. Frost will as
sist the hostess.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
LOCAL GIRLS VIcToRS
Win Debate With Earfham on III
vOTce Laws.

Love and affection are conditions
of the heart and not subject 10 laws. Z"
So said the girls who are members
of the debating team of the Indiana
Central College, University Heights,
Monday night when they took the
negative side of a debate with Earl.
ham College on the question RE
solved that Congress should be
granted exclusive power to enact uni.
form marriage and divorce laws tom
stitutionality waived), and won the
debate"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. Fred Morgan and Mrs. Elmer
Hall will be the hostess in char~e
Of the regular card party given by
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Com.
monwealth Community Club, S2OS
E. Michigan ST., this evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22

The large hat will be for dress,
- buyers report, and local women
themselves say that for business and
street wear the small hat of the
present shall never be replaced. Re
ally, the large hat will be the dis
tinct belonging Of the woman Of
leisure, who spends her summer at
the resort, and who dresses in deli
cate chiffon, lace or organdy for aft
ernoon tea.
Felts Losing Out
The smart hats which Indianapo-
his women are buying now for the
spring season are small, tight fitting
and quite smart, with ripple brims.
The felt, so popular in all seasons
for the past two or three years, is
being replaced each day by straws
and ribbon patterns. The combina-
ton of silk and straw is to be very
good during these next few months.
The -brimmed hat which was
so charming at Palm Beach all sea-
coming during the summer months,
will be of fine italian Milan straw,
hair-braid or balli-buntal. One seen
in a New York house by local
buyer was huge affair of chiffon,
the upper part of figured material,
and the facing of salmon pink which
sheds a f1attering glow over the fea-
lures.
Large flowers will have a distinct
place on some Of the large hats,
while others, more severely tailored,
will show only the ribbon band.
Crowns, in the larger hats as in the
small, must fit to perfection.
Boyish Bobs Waning
And whenever the subject of mil
linery comes up the subject Of hair
dressing is there also. The crowns
are larger. the miilii1ers state, be-
cause among women Of the smarter
set, or rather Of the leisure set,
longer hair is gaining prestige. Long
tresses seem bound to come with the
return of feminine attire Tor the
boyish bob belongs definitely to the
boyish vogue which is on the wane.
Women will most assuredly not
return to the puffs, braids and POM
padours or other extreme head
dress Of ten years ago, but the diff
Guilty of the back of the bobbed head
will force some women back to hair
long enough to roll at the nape of
the neck, but for the average of us
all, the business woman, the busy
housewife and mother, the convent
ence of shorn tresses has its advan-
tages and since fashion is not so
tyrannical with us as he was few
year ago we are likely to keep our
own present style Of hair cut.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
ALUMNAE LUNCHEON

The st. Mary's .of-the- Woods Alum
nae Club of Indianapolis will meet at
the Columbia Club Thursday for
luncheon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
COSTUME SLIP
Photo by Plat.

The costume slip, the truly correct
foundation for the slim.line frocks
we are wearing this season, can be
easily and inexpensively made at
home. Design No. 2315, which comes
In sizes 16 years; 80. Ss, 40, AZ, "A
and As inches bust measure, provides
for slip with built-up shoulders
and a v neck at front and for sec
ond slip with straight upper edge
finished with shoulder straps. The
hot iron transfer pattern No. 7l3
Cblue only costs Is cents extra. Size
SO requires 2s yards Of So or 4oinch
material with TX yards OF ribbon.
Crepe de chine. crepe satin, fat
crepe, georgette crepe. nainsooks and
satine,te are appropriate. Our pat
terms are made by the leading fash
ion designers of New York City and
are guaranteed to At perfectly. Price
IS cents, in stamps or coin coin pre-
ferred). Our new Spring Fashion
and Dressmaking Book Is ready.
Send 10 cents for your copy.
Every day The Times viii print
on this page pictures showing the
latest up.to-date fashions.
This is a practical service for
readers who wish TO make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the accompanying coupon,
enclosing Is cents (ooin preferred)
and mailing It to the Pattern De
partment of The Times. Delivery is
made in about one week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
ENTERTAIN WITH CARDS

The Womans Club of Indianapolis
Turner's will entertain members and
friends with card party Wednes:
day evening at the Athenaeuna.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-22
BIG HATS THAT WILL MAKE UMBRELLAS
LOOK TO THEIR LAURELS ARE COMING
Small Ripple Rims an Inch Wide on Millinery Today Will
Develop Into CartWhe els by Summer, Say
Local Fashion Authorities.
By Mary r. Farmer

The small ripple bms inch wide the February March
and April hats will develop into cartwheels like unto the
brea in size by May and June if the statements of Indian
apols millinery BUYERS just returned from New York and the
Gotham mliners themselves be taken into
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-22
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SLIPS 9
BACK 70 HIS 0Lo

BACK 70 HIS OLp
~ TRICKS AGAIN ~
IN HIS ToDIHeDL OA4S.
SKIPPER MS Carly
WAS LOOKED UPON AS
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or The SEVEN SEAS eOf
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IN PORT HE cor HIM.
SELF SANE0 WIM THE
IlNl0e RSTAN0lNG THAT
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through 70 Hts LAST
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APARTMENTS-U

KEW GARDENS. 27oO QUE ST. Nw.-Re-
fined apartment having switchboard serv"
'g room one Kitchen tciHg' and bath w
. rooms kitchen and bath. $50. $500
9 rooms Kit bath. ........... ~, 81 90 90
s r rooms kit and nd baths. porch i50 90
2510 QUE ST N.W.-4 rooms. KITCHEN IN
la room a''' kI hoFE dining ale & bath. $500
Redecorated throughout. Resident man.
ager on premises.
1851, N. H. AVE. N.W.-5 rooms. kitchen
3 q rooms or kitchen and bath. 49,, 5000
MANOR HOUSE. 1924 MONROE ST. NV,
B rooms. rec hail. kit. bath. 80. S70.o0
1921 CONN. AvE.--Resident manager; E!e;
vator. 2 rms. k. rec. hall & b. $3.50
1920 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-3 rooms. kitchen
/ room mn kit. and bath: $500
$40 CONN, AVE. N.w-5 rooms and
recep hall dressing room and bath. $4,000
4240 AND 4242 39tn ST; N.W:-New build
ings Filgidare operation at owners ex;
2 rooms. kit. and bath. .......... $3.50
THE. sUNBURY, 1912 NJ ST, NV g9onsa;
III roo and f 6ath and bath s. q: 90
$3.50 QUE ST. NV rooms. kit lad a "a
s5so L sT, NV rooms kitchen .aSSd
cHALFoSSSriE. 20 al ~ '1 ST. Nw.A rooms
3 rooms kit and bath 800. 5000
1912 VERNON sT. NV. you ST. bet 18th
S snd la'h'-s rooms. sax 9is 20 snd SIS 90
1907 S ST. N.W.-6 rooms & bath. 800 90
4 rooms and bath ....,.. $500
3 rooms. kit and bath ... SIS 90
2121 ST Elevator building. Resi-
3 ' rooms 1s' kit. and bath. .s45. 90
/ room. kit. and bath ........... 32 so
1886 10th ST. NV rooms. kit.
l room kit. and bath .......... 80 so
LAWRENCE ANNEX. 332 End ST. NE.
room. kit. and bath. 90
1895 N ST. NV room. kit. d. a. and
F.CU
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COWARD. 18th AND EYE SITS.
| room. kitchen and bath; 1854 to s45 90
s4 isSRsL El'shSS aRa sa'h f56
r@ HiI small nail dn dim ir. j.: $3.50 to 1000
$3.50 H SfsGoNsfS AVE
rooms and 1 a3ss' CHAPLIN So 81. 80 to $500
EVE 1ns 5n?5 oJ RS'ifA ssf
f4 %nsc6 5S@ Sa'9 Bio WISCONSIN, AVE. sRoOO
rooms O M9R rs n0 7o5 6ts ssso to sooOo
rooms a %A Shzf iao6 SPs 81 70 soo W
3 rooms and 9ste. 18th srr: $3.50
MN TT vs s2S P' sos NEW yosK syR ~
rooms s 1 1873 END 81 ST. 70 GOO sso w
rooms and s4 pm Goth ST. NV: 'SIo'oo
3 rooms and bath. ....... $3.50 to $3.50
: rooms ana ,f Sn!n EYE ST. NV .,o oo 90
Hsa Ss fSs ssiS5 sHf f755 hi s tisihss
rooms room a porch fA; and bath: $500 to 500
rooms. porch and bath $1,000. $500
WIIMiNGToN. ISL WYOMING AVE.
rooms and 9 ResP coNN. AVE: 800. o0'o 70
! rooms fne 1Rfs aas5 18th ST 'sl70.oo
HAbb6 B 'M@gg5PhEE NV RS4 E
rooms 11 nj ri a 45s O Mass AVE soOoo
r0f BRvR 2Rf 05 COURT. i756 col. R6 0Oo
rooms rooms and and hath bath 90 to $500
'O oLYMPTA. 1865 EUCLID ST ooo
9 rooms and bath; $4,000 to $50 GO
r009 90 af Rho oasH ISLAND Ave, M. WV
rms ano 0a s551 QUE sT s4O'00 70 SaD'OO
2 rooms and bath. 80
rooms ana pam. ..........'...'. 80 '22 u
rooms ana e 2n5S N sT. Nw'' O-'oO
rooms and 1917 Sfshi 10Th ST: S st7 30 to $3.50
rooms and bath bath $4,000 to s1e GO 90
H 1H14i sd sS Bs!h ADAMS MILL RD SS&s:Oo
rooms and 1s1a ST. NV = 90 20 .HO' ~
rGSSi ssS i4ss g 3
r0G aoob 5R4 ?aia 4l7 PARK r. 90 T. 5000
SSE6S Is g New YORK AVE 81 ~
rooms a"s $500 i4ith ST. NV. '~~o' ~
rooms. bath and porch s15 no .Sss0 0 20
Gasa 2aa PG ADAMS MILL IL 70
; rooms and 3 81 nj ST: NV: 's.0'OO
rooms room; & VI ISL. sri NV sSSS
rooms and bath. ............ .SSOOU
WARRINGTON. 1901 WYOMING AVE.
rooms room: a and Bath BAH. .sb50o to s5sS
rooms g; sss sSSN to
= rooms s s44e Gum. AVE. NV. s'"sO
2 rooms and bath. .............S4 2.50
. R FGGmE ahd a saip' AsHMEAD Pr. Nv
8 rooms and bath. .S45.OO TO S6U.UU
tA 5eFHs 03 Vfsf fad g si DEGAwARE AVE
rooms and bath. ~: $4,000 to $3.50
rooms and bath: 6O 90 TO 6o.OO
400 18th ST. NV.
rooms and bath $4,000
10 ro GAaBR1 fashs 5i0 EYE sr:. NV low
nG F2SRs bath f2a GGoTbMBiA RID INV
) r rooms and and bath 10000 to 1000
~ IRooUoIs. 141o NJ ST. NV.
Hill. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th st. NV. Main 6888.
616-o18 HOBART ST. NV.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. PORCH. NEW ION M
81 L ST. NE.
3 6 ESSMs 6ND BATH: ExcEtLENIs $50 90
!. DALLAS GRADY,
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MARYLAND CowRTs oh AMP ND AVE
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
E Ess%' Ill., IT, rec rec s ss S Ss'H:
!sfS So S' ISL a'' ST. Ss'n Sw5 A.
Fs sPRN g. Rb Dnq rooms: k! s -
! room, kit. d r. r. rec. hail & bath. $500
1855 SfYSEsB %aRfFss ST. T. NV ele
roOms Kit Kit and bath hi anu O"'n SSsS
rHr rG FL w6 Eit 4 9ath. is;h sr 4 @
2 rooms kitchen and bath. ....... 40.0u
rs fG2 zen ST. t's Sw ana So6ms kitchen and
1868 CONN. AVE. Nw-Eisht-stor5y' ei RS
.s5 ts rs ST. ei Nv ssS$
l7o on I ST. Ne rooms. ki.chesss.. a e
r Ussn Kitchen and bath: ..::: $500
l447 6xx II. Nw.--s rooms kitchen a "a
al, zen 81 i' iea 4so1: kitchen sSS
bath electric Fricidaire in each apartment;
lo G0;' ,S Of ST. sReF?Gn PAID By
Ssqn Sob iii, "a, ana hRaait66a.S,X srs {SSS
foon kit kit. AH rece Ss'' hall dining aI:oSs
so d9' 9th R"s ST, Me- rooms kitchen dn1s
alcove and bath. ;......;.:: $4,000
7s5 YEw f gyms sT S 2c0vi foe bath s 9 an
ing alcove. dressing room & bath $3.50
2 rms. kit. dining alcove. dressing
room and bath ............. 1880
$500 18th ST. Nw.-.Practically new building
2 rooms kit and bath .S37. so to SAT 80
24S1 18th ST. N.W.-5 rooms. kit. and "a
1923 Eth ST. NV rooms & bath, $500
S0s OTIS PL. N.W.-3 rooms. kit and
LAIFSAiYETTE. 1907 '7th sT.. NV rooms
and bath. 800 OO
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$500 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Lowest Rates in City. a.,.o
rooms Kitchen hiRsn a a"f P san large porch S
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. :. i,i 5000
Ne 900 F R9fh ST B H&
24Hous Switchboard and EleyatooFo se Ey sa
An' i f9GSS co 5Re Gssn ST. NV, S.o
! room kitchen and bath. ........ .s35- 90
rooms 1875 S95Ga cAL dF9 RSSh ST. wv. ~
rooms; kitchen and bath: on front CEN m
rooms fi,sheq ! a az 5S s1 5000
room. dining alcove. kitchen and
bed ed"' gas as.i i9cinded $1,000. $4$ 50 s45 90
l room anu PIP I1t3 i nqfDs ST. M Nv. ~
l room. dining alcove, kitchen Der az and s.s M
2i27 ST. NV.
rooms and BATH. .............. .o22-gU
: rooms ana pam .....'...-'.. 53'20
rooms anu @ 2ia4 ST. NV. .as ~
rooms and 1879 1879 G ST. NV. $500 s"o'"O
rooms an? aq pasn QUE ST. NV. Sa''oo
rooms and bath. ................ S5533- ~
win garage 4o 9TH ST NV.
ROOM kitchep &c 6,b and ID BATH " $500
rooms kitchen and bath :, .. 90
3 rooms and i Rnts K ST. Sc S'@ % and $50 ."
rooms ki <, cg ard 1mo bath rof onrn $4,000
2s35 EYE ST. NV
''"i GEO. w. 'L.IiNKiNS,
1888 De Sales St. Main 10l0O.
NEW APARTMENT
BUILDING,
1901 L ST. NE.
CORNER BLADENSBURG RID
New apartments contain ]
and 2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
All bright outside rooms, nicely
finished. Convenient to schools,
stores, churches, bus service.
] r, KIT. & bath. S35.OO
Pr, Lit. & bath. $500 to H.5O
p. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 200 a95 18th St. NV.
COLORED BARGAIN.
New Apartment-Ready for Occupancy.
lis 18th 81. NE-Ncar East Capitol.
Beautiful apartments OF 2 large rooms;
ffR floors num 5Goes o6r p o Excellent
RENTS, SIS AND UP.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
-14ie Eye St NV. Main 500
Near l4th and Park Road.
iJzl Kenyon Street NV.
Newly decorated one-room,
kitchen, dining alcove and bath
suites from $500 to $500
month.
Resident Manager on Premises.
Telephone Columbia 6782.
WARDMAN,
1887 K St. NV. Main 1880.
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GREATLY REDUCED RENTS.
THE COWARD,
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
Conveniently Located Downtown.
Two Elevators and 24-Hour Telephone Service,
One Room, Kitchen and Bath $35 Up.
Two Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, SOS.
Resident Manager.
Inspection Invited.
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th ST. NV. Main 1888.
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1431 K 81. NV. MdIn 5o5U
1877 P ST. NV
Apt 301-4 rooms. bath; large, bright
rooms porch: in excellent condition: can be
seen any time: $50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Connecticut Ave. and
Davenport St.
o70 APARTMENTS.

TIC RENTED-34 LEFT
Select Yours for September and October Now.
New cool suites. outside exposures. eX-
cellent room arrangement. large closets. kitch-
ems with actual dining room space.
Wide lawns with play space for children.
One room kitchen and bath. from. $40 90
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: from. 52.30
Three rooms kitchen and bath: from. 7o,Oo
available
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO o25 18th St. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures


IDEAL LOCATION,
sO8-s12 OTIS ST. NV.
I rooms, hall and bath :. .S37 so
1888 18th ST. NV.
3 rooms hall and bath. S35 90
rooms. hall and bath $500
ITO COLUMBIA RID.
8 rooms, hall. bath and porch.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.,
400 K 81 N w Main II ~
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WARDMAN.

Resident manager on premises.
Open every day until 8 pm.
Phones Cleve. 24l9 and Cleve. 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

WONDERFUL VALUES.
3701.9 THIRTEENTH ST. NV.
CORNER SPRING RID.
Two rooms. kitchen: bath; .:......: 1870
0 D T9Sm acoVes a with and without
closets. Clean. modern building: Newly
snsor will R shoN Aaams Apt %o7 or
1000 H ST. NV.
; rooms and bath bath. ................s6 SCI 80
1901 OREGON AVE.
III 18th Sir NE.
rooms and bath Bath .......sss55.66SS
631 ELLIOTT ST. NE.
rooms and bath. ...S32.5o
718 L ST. Sc.
rooms 4 AR RE CARR, '''''''
2Oe Mills Bldg. Main 1885
COLORED.
1880 ,FA1RMoNT ST. NV.
. rooms 'n $e P5'H GA AVE. NV. $40 %
2 rooms S3G u.s. s iIa NAN AVE. NV: S4@0o
Groom. kit. and bath apis. ...... $4,000
'OO 14ll CoRcoRAN sT.. NV: "0'Oo
. 1s !, Isa 81 FIX AVE NV s goo 30
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2IOO 925 18th St. NV.
1854 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
New apartment building. Low
est rent in city. On bus and car
lines. 3 and 4 rooms and bath.
Large, cool rooms. All modern
improvements. Incinerator. Ex-
cellent janitor service.
Apply Janitor or Agent.
WIN. P. PRICE,
927 18th St.
Main 342.
CHOICE APARTMENTS.
From One Room and Bath to Six Rooms
THE SHAWMUT
Choice Location
Splendid Maintenance.
ROOF GARDEN AND CAFE.
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
Open Evenings
1900 NINETEENTH ST.
THE CLARION.
1895 NEWTON ST. NV.
4 rooms, bath & porch. .S45 90
4 rooms, bath & porch. 47.50
+ rooms, bath & porch. 5000
A. s. GARDINER,
o32-936 Investment Bldg.
Main 1874.
CAPITOL MANSIONS,
G37 Bird ST. NE
| tBetwecn F and G Sts.l
FOR COLORED.
| New freproof downtown ant, near Union
| Station and Printing Office: 2 and 3 rooms
and bath; $3.50. $3.50 and $4S. See these
''8' q" FOWENSTEIN BROS.
10000 9Th and II Sts Me- -
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1880 r ST wv. -
roo ApsF' bath $3.50 V to SIS and rooms
bath 500. Just off Dupont. Circle: in excel
lent condition: newly built building.
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THE GOVAN.
2112 PA. AVE. NV.
Four rooms. reception hall and bath: heat
hot water and ianitor service: S35.
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NEWTON.HALL,
1417 Newton St. NV
Just Completed,
Modern 5-Story Elevator Building.
FRIGIDAIRE
Many Other Features
Rooms, Dining Alcove Kitchen and Bath,
$500 to 5000
Qncluding Current for Refrigeration).
Manager on Premises.
Open and Lighted Until Pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
INC.
1885 St. NV. Main 2345.
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THE GLASGOW COURT
$50 r. l. AVE. NE.
New corner bldg. conveniently located
apt. of 2 rooms bath aud Murphy bed
S37 so: 3 rooms. reception hall and bath
S52 so and 4 rooms. reception hall. S6350
Apply to resident manager, Apt Ill.
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THE AMHERST.
1864 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
REDUCED RENTS-Apts. of rooms.
bath S45: to 4 rooms and bath. $50: apis.
TO be redecorated throughout. Can be seen
any time.
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Rents Reduced for These
Kite Apartments.
18th and East Capitol Streets, between
. 18th and 18th
You will have to see them before
you can believe that apartments priced
so low can be desirable Located
IN one of the most attractive see
tons of the city. with pleasant lawns,
lanltor service hot water at all times
close to the business district. but not
part of 1T. We believe they are by
lar the best value in the city in
medium priced apartments.
1 room. kitchenette. bath.
500 so to $3.50
rooms. kitchenette bath (some
with dinettel {. :. .S35 90 to $4,000
rooms. kitchenette. bath $4,000
You may reserve the one you pre-
fer-your rent will start when you
move in.
Resident Manager. Apartment 90.
Ia23 East CAPITOL st. Phone Atlantic
1921. Take Lincoln Park car.
REFINED COLORED.
Its7 sr-APT: 81 e. E.: (: { E. 3: :S55 80
1877 14th ST:-APT. 81. . R. & B.. 80 so
1887 14th ST-Apt. 20. r., X, B. 1900
113O NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-APT.
i Af T L x 99235 NEW YORK AVE- goo
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Observation-Disclosures
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD AVE
NE.-Two new fireproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
manager
8 rnnms Kit rec hall & bnth .S65 90
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THE LANSING APARTMENT.
116 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s E.
Apt. Six rooms. bath and porch. $40
Can be seen any time.
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THE BURLINGTON APARTMENT.
1854 LANIER PL. NV.
Three rooms bath. porch. ami SAB
four rooms. bath, ami. $3.50. Can b'
seen any time. See janitor.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K ST. MAIN $500.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-22
High Graduates Who
Will Attend College
Must Get transcripts

Recent graduates of the high school
who wish transcripts of record made
out for admission to colleges and uni
versities will please phone the high
school office today or tomorrow, stat
ing the university to which transcripts
should be mailed.
The advantage Of having the tran
script mailed early gives assurance OF
getting rooms reserved at the boys and
girls dorrnitorieS. Many of the stu
dents plan on attending the University
of Arizona and the enrolment is in
creasing by leaps and bounds each year.
Several students hope to attend other
colleges and normal schools. Fran
scripts are mailed directly from the
office but if student wishes a dup
licate it can be secured at the office.
Principal j. E. Carlson, Jr., will be
in the office during the next few days
to attend to these matters and also to
answer queries for the students who
l-have senior rating next September.
There are number of students who
lack only a credit or fraction OF a
credit of being seniors. Those students
should take summer work to secure
strong senior ratlng.
The summer school for those failing
is held at the grammar school daily
beginning at 8 a. m. in rooms and IL.
Miss Ruth Keller and Miss Gilmore
Campbell are in charge of the high
school summer, school. Enrolment and
/ class instruction began yesterday No
enrollments are made after Wednes-
day.
A number of commercial students
qualified to do tipping, stenography,
bookkeeping and shorthand have been
enrolled for positions since school
closed and several others wish to get
positions. Part time or full time work
is desired. The high school office will
serve as a placement bureau for a few
days.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-22

and giving away to near"hyst 2ria,
the widow, who with four Others is
charged with the film actors llur-
der, stoutly denied the states charge
that she old the shooting.
When she concluded her narr lt1ve.
her condition was such that neither
attorneys tor the other defendants,
nor the district attorneys prcsecu
tors deigned 10 subject her to cross
examination. Court then was ad-
jomned until . o'clock Monday
Those charged jointly with Mrs.
Kerrick are Henry Isabel, Anita
Davis and Iris Burns, all small part
players il motion pictures; and ice
Hunt, who came from Arizona for
a fling at Hollywood's nigh. lie.
It was Hunts revolver, placed in
Mrs. Kerrick's hands by pro-''o""
witnesses, which killed the fillG
cowboy after night-long orgy April
6 at which police declared 9. gallon
of ''moonshine' was consumed.
Mrs. Kerrick said that prior tH
the shooting, her husband and Isa-
bell engaged in a quarrel in tbs
living room of the Kerrick flat. She
got possession OF the revolver, She
said, and took it to the kitchen lest
trouble should result from the traCas,
Her husband and otner members OF
the party, however, pursued her into
the kitchen trying to get it from
her and she, Miss Davis and Isabel
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-22

and Kerrick tumbled in heap into
the breakfast nook. During the
scramble, she said, the gum was dis
charged. Size saw her husband ly,
ing on the floor with blood flowing
from wound in his chest She
denied testimony OF previous w.t.
nesscs that she knelt on the floor BY
her husbands side and said: TON
I didn't mean to do it,"
The v idow denied further the
testimony given by Miss Burns yes.
terday IN which the latter said tna=
Mrs. Kerrick and her husband en-
gagged in q quarrel prior to the
shooting and that after being knock,
ed down, Mrs. Kerrick remarked:
Tom never viii know how close he
was To death then"
st never threatened to shoot him, :
- cried from the stand, because /
4uved hun, loved him dearly"
The case is expected to reach the
jury Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-22
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