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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
Hays Returns to Mayor;
Brass Buttons and All

r BLUE godbraided uniform badge of high rank the
q Negro gentry, out Of moth balls today
G Inside the respendent trappngs the agile figure
Wilson, Negro the who won't be fired of the oJb
Ten days Claude E. Negey tem ordered Hays
to him hence tn ey asphalt repair don overa and
the which listed in the city budget months
Hays performing messenger Mayor John Duva
Hays not stay down long. To-day when Mayor
L. Ert Slack there Hays uniform and ALL ready
the coat and hat flick speck OF Offend
the mahogany desks
nothing chasing away Hays stayed
the job
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
FINED FOR HAVING GUN
Telegraph Operator Tells Judge He
Needed Protection.

Fred E, Berry, 25, of Thorntown,
was fined $100 and costs yesterday
afternoon by Municipal Judge Dan
v. White on a charge Of carrying
concealed weapons.
Berry told Sergeant Petit and
squad. who made the arrest, that he
is telegraph operator for the Big
Four Railroad He said he carried
the gun for self-protection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
QUAIL SEASON TO OPEN
Hunters Have Forty Days for Sport,
Starting Thursday.

Open season, for quail shooting
starts Thursday and closes Dec. 20,
giving the hunters a forty day per-
iod for the sport. Trappers may
also start Thursday and continue
to bag fur bearing animals until
Feb. 10. Written consent of land
owners must be procured by trap
pers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
FACES 'PEEPING' CHARGE
william Peak Is Accused by Two
City Women.

William Peak, SO, of 2706 Shelby
ST., is "peeping Tom," according
to Mrs. Mary Devern and Miss Mar
garet Thomas, both of 800 st. Clair
st.
Peak was arrested today in va
cant house at 322 st. Clair st. after
brief chase and a brief struggle
with Motor Policemen johnson and
Weddle.
After being treated at city hos
pital for a scalp wound suffered
during the scufde, Peak was jailed
on charges of vagrancy, resisting an
officer and being a "peeping Tom"
Mrs. Devern and Miss Thomas
said Peak had been peeping in
through windows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
Lodge Neze,s

The Times Lodge Pages,
a regular Friday feature,
hereafter will appear on
Saturday. Secretaries Of
all fraternal organizations
are urged to send their
lodge news to The Times
office not later than Thurs
day afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
BURGLARS GET LOOT
Jewelry Is Taken From Home While
Family Is Away


H. B. Todd, Abs Gracelaand Ave-,
reported his home was entered while
the family was away and jewelry
valued at $103 taken.
A. P. Madison, manager Emerald
Theater, AL Blake ST., reported
candy and gum valued at $12 taken.
Others reporting thefts: E. T.
Wise, 731 Harrison ST., jewelry,
SITS; Oscar Canter, 224 N. Senate
Ave-, jewelry, $76; Roy Coovert, 321
E. Walnut ST., jewelry, $50; Fen
ton Lowden, 1854 Dewey Ave-, two
vacuum cleaners from auto, $110,
and A. E. Cook, 1856 N. Pennsyl-
vaania ST.. samples of metal paste,
paint spray and valuable papers,
S100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09

Just one day Ieft-to get your Ad
in the new telephone directory! 1t
goes to press tomorrow Thursday
NOV. 10. Call Main $3.50. INDIANA
BELL TELEPHONE CO--Adv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
MARC0NI SEVERELY ILL
Inventor Suffers Complete Collapse,
Say Doctors.

inventor SuHcrS COmpIete collapse,
Say Doctors.
BIZ United Press
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Senator Gug-
lielmo Marconi, inventor of radio, is
suffering from a complete breakdown,
his secretary, p G. o .Magrini told
the United Press late today.
1.-THE senator is severely ill.," Ma
grini said. 1.-TWO doctors are at
tending him. Both are calling sew
eral times daily. They diagnose his
illness as complete breakdown.
The suites adjoining his at the
Savoy hotel have been vacated to
insure silence"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-09
Frisco Mayor Is Winner
Faces Five Murder Counts

BIZ United Press
3 LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Cecil
Boswell is charged in five counts
with first degree murder for the
alleged killing of George Mandikos,
in an Indictment returned here
Tuesday by the Tippecanoe County
grand jury.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
Teeth Put In Law.

found guilty of producing immoral
plays.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
MIRACLE OF SEEING BY PHONE
DEMONSTRATED IN TEST HERE
SECRETARY HERRERT HOOYER.

speaking to Washington newspaper
man.
You look" he said. like one OF
those Old-fashioned, tinted daguerreo
types, such as we used to see in family
albums"
The features. however, are much
more perfectly represented than was
the case with the daguerreotypes.
Experimentation Is Planned.
Gen. Carty and the experts who had
been in charge of the Washington ar.
rangements then explained to the cor.
respondents the principle of television.
At present Gen. Carly said, its com
mercial possibilities are unknown. A
great deal of experimentation has been
mapped out to perfect the system still
further
The honor Of being the first operator
to take calls over the televislon appa
ratus fell to Miss Edna Horner, toll
operator in the exchange of the Chesa'
peake & Potomac Telephone Co, and
it was her features caught off the
wire by the mirror in the room which
gave Washington correspondents their
conception of what the accomplish
ment of television actually was.
Unlike the telephone and the tele-
graph. television is not an invention
dropping from a clear sky on an as
tonished world. 1t has been rather
an evolution--a development step by
step from a crude beginning several
years ago, when the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co. first demon
strated it's ability to transmit pictures
over the wire This was q slow, rather
Evening star., 1927-04-08

Continued from First Page)
called for their Washington repre-
sentatives, and in each case the men
on the New York end said that they
saw clearly the faces Of the men on
this end Then various New York
newspapers asked their local corre-
Spondents to come on the wire and
held short conversations with them.
The receiving apparatus was set up
only in New Lork. The Washington
group could not see the New York
speakers, but they could see almost
exactly what was seen in New York
because the visual images We're
caught off the wire on "a special tele
vision mirror set up in the room.
Device Completely Developed.
Next to the accomplishment of
teleyision itself. the most surprising
feature of the event was the perfec-
ton to which it has been developed
There was nothing crude or amateur
ish about the performance The
American Telephone and Telegraph
Co. has withheld the public an
nouncement of this astounding scien-
tific development until there was no
likelihood of blurred or imperfect
images.
The figure of the speaker at the
other end of the wire appears about
two inches square, the features dis
tinct, and almost in natural colors.
A realistic description of the image
received was given by a newspaper
correspondent at the New York end,
Evening star., 1927-04-08
BOERS|G IS TAKEN
TO RICHMOND CELL
Convicted Murderer of Girl
Transferred From In
secure Jail.
~ a stan Correspondent Of The Star.

Gy q STAN correspondent OF Inc star.
FAIRFAX COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. April s.-Louis f. Boersig
convicted here late Wednesday OF
hrst-degree murder for killing 7-year'
old Loretta Ridgeway near Alex
andria March 4, has been transferred
TO Richmond, the State capital, where
he viii be electrocuted on June Z
unless an appeal TO be taken by his
youthful lawyers is successful
Under normal circumstances Boer-
sig would have been detained in the
jail here pending the arrival of dele
gated Richmond prison attendants,
but due to the insecure condition of
the jail it was deemed wisest to trans
fer him at once. He was taken by
automobile in charge of Sheriff Cross.
Before being taken to Richmond,
Boersig, who had exhibited an iron
nerve throughout the trial and after
standing beside the bedside jury" to
hear them sentence him to death,
broke down and wept bitterly. If
the death sentence is carried out he
will leave a widow. who still main
tRins his innocence. and four children.
Frederick Flynn. who had charge
of the defense case. is youth in his
early twenties and only has been
practicing less than year. while
Lindsey Carne, the assistant defense
counsel, was admitted TO the bar in
December.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
SCANTUY-CLAD WOMEN BARRED
FROM NIGHT CLUBS IN NEW YORK

theater owners are the best kind of
censors.
"That, after all" he said. "is what
is effective in keeping the stage
clean"
Adoption of the new law. the most
drastic in the history of the Broad
way stage, follows months Of agita-
ton for a cleanup of the stage.
First efforts were the formation of
an unofficial play jury" by District
Attorney Banton, which passed on
productions. When this plan failed
the district attorney substituted po.
lice raids, which recently resulted in
court convictions and jail sentences
for authors, producers and actors
Evening star., 1927-04-08

sion of sight, for the first time in the
worlds history.
Human genius has now destroyed
the impediment of distance in n new
respect, and in a manner hitherto un.
known. What its uses may finally be,
no one can tell, any more than man
could foresee in past years the mod.
ern development of the telegraph or
the telephone. All we can say today
is that there has been created mar
velous agency for whatever use the
future may find, with the full realiza-
tion that every great and fundamental
discovery of the past has been fol-
lowed by use far beyond the vision of
it's creator. Every school child is
aware of the dramatic beginnings of
the telegraph, the telephone and the
radio, and this evolution in electrical
communications has perhaps an inl-
portance as vital as any of them.
This invention again emphasizes a
new era in approach to important
scientific discovery, of which we have
already within the last two months
seen another great eXhibit-the
transatlantic telephone. 1t is the re-
suit of organized, planned and def
nitely created scientific research, mag
nificently co-ordinated in a cumula.
tive group of highly skilled scientists,
Loyalty supported by great corpora
ton devoted to the advancement of
the art. The Intricate processes of this
! invention could never have been de-
veloped under an conditions of iso-
lated individual effort.
Congratulates Telephone Co.
THE world is under obligation to
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company for it's vision in the
establishment and support of these
laboratories, and does tribute to all
those who have played their part in
this development.
These laboratories have produced
a long list of additions to the tele-
phonic art and a constant contribu-
tion to other arts, butsno one of them
more dramatic or more impressive
than this.
II always find in these occasions
great stimulation to confidence in
the future. If we can be assured a
flow of new and revolutionary inven-
tions to maintain thought, stimulate
spirit, and provide a thousand new
Evening star., 1927-04-08

opportunities for effort and service
we will have preserved vital and
moving community.
Il am glad to welcome television
as the latest product OF scientific dis
covery. 1t promises that where the
voice has led the way over the tele-
phone wires, the eye will ultimately
follow. Washington and New York
are today not only within earshot of
each other, but within sight as we'll.
Scientists for many years, in
many countries, have struggled to
solve the problems Of television We
may all take pride in the fact that
it's actual accomplishment is brought
about by American genius and its
first demonstration is staged in our
own country. | congratulate you, Mr..
Clifford, and through you all of your
staff who have contributed to it,"
Evening star., 1927-04-08

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April s. Women on
the Broadway stage and in night
clubs must put on clothes.
This decree was issued by District
Attorney Banton after the signing by
Gov. Smith of the Wales paddock bill,
which enables places of entertainment
Judged to have violated the licensing
regulations to be closed for a year.
The law not alone applies to nudity,
but also to any obscene. indecent. inn
moral or impure drama, play, exhibit
ton or entertainment" and makes
theater owners and individual perform
ers responsible for the character of
entertainment.
Scenes Must Be Cut.
"Those in charge of some of the
plays now before the public had better
go through them and cut out their
filthy lines and scenes" warned the
district attorney.
And women in night clubs" he
added, had better put on clothes, too. "
The district attorney expressed the
belief that it would be found that
Evening star., 1927-04-08
PLAY PRODUCER LOSES.

NEW YORK, April S 1P).-Horace
B. Liveright, publisher and play pro-
ducer. who came to the defense of
.sThe Captive" when the play was
raided, today lost his appeal to the
Supreme Court for reversal of a lower
court order refusing to restrain the
police from interfering with his con-
templated production of the play. The
appellate division of the Supreme
Court unanimously affirmed the ac.
tion of the lower court.
Evening star., 1927-04-08

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1927-04-08
California Asks Cruisers.

Secretary Wilbur was asked yester-
day by House members from Cali
fornia, headed by Representative
Swing, to have two of the six proposed
scout cruisers built at the Mare
Island Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1927-04-08
TARIFF REVISION SOUGHT.
Machado Reported to Plan Move
on Visit to Capital.

HAVANA, April s P).-Presideft
Machado, it was reported in govern
mental circles today, will initiate ne
gotiations for a revision of existing
tariff laws between the United States
and cuba on his forthcoming visit TO
Washington.
In petition to the president the
Cuban Chamber of Commerce claimed
that not only the sugar producers brt
other commercial industries were
suffering from the Fordney tariff. 1t
asked that diplomatic steps be taken
to obtain revision of the reciprocity
treaty negotiated in 1903 in order that
Cuba might recover advantages lost
in commercial interchange with the
United States.
Evening star., 1927-04-08

Secretary Hoover's talk, which
opened the demonstration, was as fol-
lows:
"It is a matter of just pride to
have a part in this historic occasion.
We have long been familiar with the
electrical transmission of sound. To.
dav we have in a sense the transmits
Evening star., 1927-04-08

The present law, most of which wa
written by the district attorney. was
described by him as ono with teeth
in it."
Theatrical producers and managers,
with one exception, expressed disap-
pointment at the signing of the bill.
The exception was A. l.. Erlanger,
who declared:
II have never known Gov. Smith to
be wrong and 1 have known him for
so years"
Evening star., 1927-09-16

Ca Nd NotJ BeGsHS
Ga A SeRle 5 OF
TIE noST AMAZING
ADveNTuRs ) THAT
EveH oeeeLL a
HUMAN BEING.
hTne D.D eloy5us
2. Ms GlN,S Dpeen
WHAT a 0tltoT M
h,S LIRE THIS
see NtNdT cAsoAL
INTERVIEW Llh DR..
GLUTZ VAS DeSTN@
To nAke
NOW LET'S TAKE
a SQUtAT At TeE
Doc AND see GtATt
on N.S nlND..-
Evening star., 1927-09-16

BEFORE RENTING LET US
mail you our complete list OF
apartments, duplex flats, houses,
garages, stores. We will do
necessary repairs. Submit any
reasonable offer and begin rent
October /, 1927.
yours for Service"
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Realtors.
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1927-09-16
FDGFWATFR REACH.

No halfway verdct-Edgewater Beach is
Washngt9n's nearest cleanest, most ,Ilsea,i beau
Twenty-three miles by way of Hall p, and
Davidsonville 30 miles over Defense High
Gently sloping sandy beach for oathers,
several pile-driven community piers. with
diving pavilion built to outIast lifetime
deep for diving swimming; channel "a feet
to 40 feet deep for launches and cruisers. .
When storms snd roaEh water , ma make
Edgcwater Beach While heavy breakers are
shore line at Edgewatcr Beach remains per
mGnsnt. ,., a,.
make it impossible to go and come in com.
fort to other saltwater colonies. we come
and go IN comfort to and from Edsewater
Regular Jus service over State highway
to and from Edgewater Beach throughout
While other waterfront colonies sur.
rounded by fresh water swsmps are ADOPT.
s 4s fes to ase Dsss as at
Beach '' ''N'' ''
wide mo one-way streetsI. so that automo.
bites may pass each other IN comfort and
without endangering the lives of the pas
No rapld.fre hgh-pressure methods are
necessary to sell property.
see the the hone homes. representing a valuation OF
over 4 quarter OF million dollars. which
have been erected At Edgewater bcacn IN
less tran four wears by some OF tho most
prominent bankers. professional and bps.
ness men OF WASHINGTON to, realize that
MAMAGEMEET1, ,vr,dA MAINTESANCE LSSI oo,aa and
cred paramount in tho DEVELOPMENT of this
colony. -
we have wonderful lots as low as S4oO on
Nearly eyerv iot commands view OF the
water Dur safe and sane restrictions have
kept the entire colony free from shacks or
cheap cottages that must deprcclate the
value OF property Every house at Edge
water Bench is real home with modern
convenlenccs. hence every new home en-:
hances values and adds to the desirablity of
Edgewater Beach for Summer home or ar
aii-year residence.
Look at all the other waterfront colonies
first but cont he discouraged, visit to
Fdgewater Beach will relieve YOUR depres-
sion.
Ii waterfront homeseekers could know
the truth about Edgewater Beach. the re-
naming lots would all be purchased within
week Ask anv Edgewater Beach home
owner
Lots, S4OO up: can be purchased as low
as $50 cash and So monthly Cottages.
WILLIAM + MATTEsON. OCT 18th st
NV Phone Main 671l or. residence phone.
AnnanOlIs MAS
Evening star., 1927-09-16
EXCHANGE.

A 44-APARTMENT. HOUSE BUILDING.
centrally located and renting over $50 900
trust. Will trade for clear lots or other
property; take back a second trust on prop
erty II necessary. Address Box a03-V Star
Office.
WILL TRADE SUBSTANTIAL EQUITY
above first trust in brick investment prop
crty. for six or eight room individual home.
give complete details. Address Box 332-V.
star office.
Will. PURCHASE LARGE APAFTMENIt
equities in residence properties as first pay
ment: these small properties have only one
trust on each. Address Box 364-V. Star
office. rs"
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE WANTED.
II apartments or more: will give two resi-
Address Box 366-V. Star office. 1S>
BUNGALOW IN COTTAGE CITY. B ROOMS.
a, radc for II nehr s'oTes KES
1913 NJ ST. NV. Pot, A220. -
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SALE-ACREAGE
SALE OR EXCHANGE

95 ACRES OF LAND IN THE NORTHWES
section. Price and terms reasonable.
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY,
026 18th st NV
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206 NJ ST Nw-6 R.. H-wH.. ELEC.
I312 9th st, n.w.-l1 rooms h.-w. h.. elec.
JOG !. ST. n.w.--S rooms. latrobe heat.
1@9 9th st. ne-10 rooms latrobe heat.
Inquire 1896 18th st NV l6s
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I WANT 10 RENT MY BRAND-NEW
Brick two bedroom Home: modern in every
way 10 desirable tenants. Possession al
once. S45 month Come and see it l1l6
Evening star., 1927-09-16
Vicinity Of l4th and Fairmont,
A'est Side nf 11th

Modern two-story brick house. large
rooms hot water heat electricity. hardwood
1ioor floor plugs bright bedrooms. plenty
. ~loset snace modern tiled bath excellent
J. eighborhood nsar schools market st1Fss; g,S
3, nus. Reasonable rental to desirable ten
:: II: possession at once: necessary minor re
lir made. For particulars address boz Box
wv" -lS'
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block and half from stores. schools, etc:
sem mi-detached brick; rooms, , baths par
\ acant September -: S1"5 per month
Phone Cleveland 1872 or inspect MAJ C..
N MrINORkIE NOe
Evening star., 1927-09-16

C0LORED - GROOM BRICK DWELLING
Linden st ne: excellent surrounding: rea-
sonable rent VIII sell easy terms. small
cash payment. 2. o Box 1234. Is
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS.
GOOD BUILDING LOT IN SOME GOOD
NV section. for home. Address J. W. 1888
Newton st. ne. or phone n. $3.50 Friday or
Monday.
WANTED-LOT NEAR SILVER SPRING
or Kcnsington as first payment on 5-rm
home IN Silver Spring: ami: terms to suit
purchaser. Silver Spring 19S-M.
row or semi-detacheh dwellings Mr.. BRESS-
LER. 40 Bond Bldg. Main 3934. 16s
HAVE PURCHASERS FOR LOTS WEST OF
Connecticut ave. 10 Chevy Chase. Md; sub
nit what you have.
Nyxns Bids. NJ 307
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RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

TWO FLOORS TO LET; APPROPRIATE
Tor work shops. storage. etc; rent reason
able: references exchanged. 7o6 9TH NV,
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SCI IIth ST. N.E--ROOM BRICK; VERY
good condition: $50 so per month key next
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COLoRED FOR RENT. II-R0oM AND
2-bath brick dwelling; electric lights: ar.
ranged for suhrenting House Ill excellent
condition. Rent reduced TO SO.
FTRBERT A GILL & SON. i406 G St NV.
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RENT HOusES-UNFURNTSHED.

10l6 Park RID. NW.-KEY lois PARK
ID Nearly new. clean and excellent condi-
ton: newly panersd and painted; 6 large
rooms. tile bath pantry. clothes closets
= VIII. and elcc.: fireplace with gas heater;
screened inclossd porches; screens for win
COWS, Not an ordinary house: must be seen
tc be appreciated Lincoln 5636. J. T.
STILES, owner. yero Apt. 337 Marylaud
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OWNER MUST SELL s-RoOM AND BATH
modern brick: excellent southeast location
to white or coorad: $500 make your
oHe oO10
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

owner WILL SACRIFICE FOR $500 3
neig borhood near new SIS. 100000 bridge
highway. Lyon Park, Va Clarendon 1861
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S.AI.E-KOISFS.

C0TORED BARGAIN: r ST. NV. NEAR
North CapItol--10 rooms. bath. 20-ft: alley
$3.50: $3.50 cash. balance terms. InGulrc
5nT St NV. go
Evening star., 1927-09-16

RENT Ii0;s''..S-FiR. 6 UNFUR.
Eantinaedl
InGAL HOME FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST
IRE location where there are very few
hit rent furnished or unfurnishei entire ~
palt Address Box 3S0-V. Star office. lS'
GEOEGET0WN HEIGHTS-SIX AND NINE
rooms: 3l5-3319 r St NV, bus and cars
500 and $50. steam heat. Apnly 1918 ST
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CCLORED-i36 HICKMAN ST. sE.-FlvE
rooms and bath. S32 so per month. 1S'
1913 3lst ST NV r. & B.. $50 90
CHAs. E. fRIBBY. $40 Dist. Nat Bk. Bldg
Dav nhone NJ 41rS night phone Col. 661O
Evening star., 1927-09-16

1907 ST.--1O ROOMS. 2 BATHS. EXTRA
shower b. and toilet. elec. lights; INV b :.
laundry. servants toilet. automatic hot-watcr
heater newly renovated: garage wide alley.
OWNER :i402 10Th ST Col 81: 1Ss
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6j3 Louisiana Ave. NV
NEW HOUSE.
rooms: 10th ST. Heights: semi m-detached.
ultra modern: all features. including garage,
plate-gla windows and 5 baths: unusual
location near Rock Creek golf course. low
rent. JOHN YOUNG. Adams 2664.
32l0 PARK PL. NV.
Six rooms tapestry brick: opposite Sol
diers Home Park; ami; porches: com
pletely screened and renovated: S65. 70.
REDUCED.
Bungalow. 1904 Z. /. ave. ne; nice corner,
z rooms garage: modern; S75.
Observation-Disclosures. l400 Kearney ne
rooms garage. S55.
Brookland -1223 Monroe st. ne. 8
rooms, modern. S62 80.
detached 9 T., b., $50.
L. V. THACKER.
Pot. 1887. @103 18th St Brookland.
DOWNTOWN.
13 rooms. 2 baths and garage; electricity
Rent. S75. W. r. MARSHALL. 929 n. Y.
ave. ---------
FOR COLoRED.
2466 Phillips CT. nw.-4 r. ..........SlS5 80
al Myrtle n.e.--6 r. b.. e........... 80 30
5S Eve ne-7 +, e., new paper. 30 90
6iS Rickett Ct. n.w.-5 r........... 13 5U
452z Douglas r.e.-6 r.. e. g...... 30 ~
Cor Farmont n W. r., b....... 600
40 ~ EDW. P. SCHWARTZ. ,INc.oo,o
734 18th NV. Main 62lO.
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So 600 EQUITY NEARBY VIRGINIA But
galow on northwest city or suburban res
denCe CARTER West 1863
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ner stucco rooms. ? baths. garage: Sill
$50. oeO1 32nd St OWNER. Cleve. 1s6O-W.
Evening star., 1927-09-16

MASS AVE HGTS. Y BEAUTIFUL BRICK
home in this desirable residential section for
only 81 800: easy terms. Eight large rooms
and two tiled baths hardwood floors and
trim throughout: two-car brick garage: co.
lonia cement front porch: Frigidaire: inst
hnt-water heater. Phone Main 516S. FRS
TOE REALTY co for nartIcnlars