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EDWARD SHINE

EDWARD Shine, 8 rast Tied
ruler 81 Washington Lodge No. 16,
O E.. and former president
81 Printing Fressnien's Union. NO 4,
WIN Sc buried Monday morning after
funeral services at 81 Aloysitis
Church.
Mr. Shine who was come cted
with the Government Printing Critics
for more than 80 years retired
three wears ago. His horne was at
1918 Evarfs ST. N w
short service viii be held at
Ryaias Funeral Parl0rs. SlI Penn
syIvai1ia Ave. S prior to the
church services The local lodge "a
Eiiks win Be il charge.
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"A BOUI / YARD
VOTED UPON

ARIsfNf ION COUNTY 1une s.
Iae board 81 directors of the Ars
iifRfoIi County Chamber ct Corn
nferce opposed the river route tor
the new Mount Vernon boulevard
at its meeting last night
III was pointed out that the pro-
posed location would destroy Arling
ton county large area which II
now only suitable for industrial DE-
veIopnlent. The board backed the
westerly route over the hills Of The
county selected ~ the Government
az the most logical
The board, on motion ~ Ashton
&c. Jones. recommended y change IN
the constitution providing tor as.
ISOLATE members with annual dues
ID SO and an increase 90 the dues
Of active members from so to
500. The recommendation VIII b.
acted upon At the next uEla rterly
meeting.
Bids for widening Lee Highway
between ROsslyn and the hill above
cIlerrydale viii be opened il the
office cf the stale Highway Com
mission Al Richmond, ~, June "a.
More than 700 persons attended
fne graduation exercises cf tIe
George Mason High School last
right IL tho school uditoriura, with
the principal, W. III Thomas, pre-.
siding.
The principal speaker was Prof
George Edward Brooks. of William
and Mary College
The farewell address was gwen
by Miss Dorothy May Winston.
Protesting against the methods
used by the county Democratic
committee In selection OF dele
gates 70 the State convention In
Roanoke, June ri, Ashton C.
Jones today said he has been ad.
vised ny the district chairman
that the methods were not in
accord with the party principles
as adopted in 1924.
Support to the movement for
the reOpsning OF the Clarendon
Public Library was given by the
Wornarl's Club Of Lyon Village
AZ its meeting.
suit for divorce was filed hi
the county clerks office yester-
day BY Pemmie Rogers Miller
against Harry Wesley Miller.
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Blood Trans fusion
HELPS Senator Jones

blood transmission WAS
formed Yesterday on Senator Wess
lev u. Jones DC washington fel.
lowing an operation several LAYS
ago for an abdominal disorder.
The TRANSMISSION was ordered when
Senator Jones did not rally SUIT
ficiently after the operation. His
condition after the operation was
favora BILE, and physicians predicted
that Re will soon be able to leave
the hospital.
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a.HARL.Es 81. sFEgE lEls

Charles Newton Spencer s6,
civil war veteran, ard for 28 years
an ernDlove az the Pension Office,
VIII S. buried tomorrow afternoon
from his late residence. S6lO k'llEh
ST. N. The Rev. Earle Whitley,
VI tlse Vermont Avenue Christian
church 81 which he was d member.
Win officiate.
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IIEATITlTIE H0FTglFl

MRS. Emile Hoffman Of Seat
pleasant WIN be buried At Addison
Chapel Cemetery. Seat Pleasant, to-
morrow afternoon. after funeral
services at the home Of her sister,
1909 East BiddIe ST., Baltimore
Mrs. Hoffman died yesterday in her
9th year.
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VTgTOR WALKS !

Funeral services win be held tc-
morrow afternoon for Victor Walks,
pVaIks. 607 Rock creek Church
ROAD. Who died wed nesday at the
Chfldrens Hospital Columbia
Heights Christian Church.
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.PHEIlS SlI,lInLT.... !. !.

Funeral services viii be- conducted
this afternoon for Alpheus sencll.
30 member of Columbia Typo
graphical Union No. 1DI who died
syVsdnesday: az Sergeon ! Illd ert 81
inr chapel. IfterInent VII he In.
ressioria1 Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-08

We set out years ago TO make our Merit
Bread an energy food, We knew that chill
dren needed such d bread. And we wanted
to Be the first to offer it to mothers.
NE consulted dietitians
So we consulted cooking experts and
dietitians :. tried recipe after recipe and
finally created bread with ia calories in
every half.inch slice. And yet so dclicately
favored that mothers neyerneed coax children
to eat it.
This bread is muscle and bone-builder
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MARY a. BARLEY

Mrs Mary Farley, wife Of
John BARLEY, of so Ninth ST. ~. E,,
win Sc buried tomorrow MI:
services At Rva1is Funeral Home
M mass st ST Josepn Catholic
Church
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FlBED FROM COAL JOB

MADRID, June Cen. Luis
Hermos, director general OF mines
and president Of the fuel board, was
removed BY the government today
on the ground he was incapable OF
dealing with the crisis which has
developed III the Spanish coal III.
sfltfuft,w
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nEATHa

Mary II Foster, So years, f77s Lanier
EpL III. nv.
Bridget AfcNamee. s. years. iss9 q
ST M b.
Henry ii ron, rs years. 81. Eliza.
beths Hospital
Patrick + Barrett s. years. u. 81
Soldiers Home Hospital
George " Walxs years chiIdren'l
Hospital.
Mary Morris 30 years 1855 Nine
tenth ST NJ W.
Florence Carroll 81 years, Geor9a-
town Hospital.
Katherine Melton. is months chill
drenss Hospital.
Clara Rucker. a. years E'rsedmsn.s
Hospital
Martha Ellen Latney. "A ysars 1900
Valley ST NJ
Annie Bethsa. a years Fsesdmsn'a
Hospital
Grace campbeil. yesrn, chill
sdremsA H0NpIfaf.
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q n I3IETII lis EIoIIII

Funeral services NJ IS held N
Cherrvdale. tomorrow after
noon for Mrs. Elizabeth C Bisnhoffs
So who died yesterday IT the home
of her son Iiaternent Will be Iii
Prospect Hill Cemetery
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MARRIAf cd I.ICEl So

Joseph St Cerlnaln 25, ii spring.
field, Mass and 1s0bell Rradv ii
The Rev John n Briggs.
Clarence i Smith. rs. ana Mary ii
West 9aSr as TIE Tos,s hsv. a. Brown
Butt. I'll The Kew. John 3. Rrirra
Alfred Ken, e ana Marie WoellIe,
81. The Rev g. Jordan.
John 81 Jones' ~, ana Matte 81
Crawford, he Rev John D
Wallis 81. Dnnckel. 81. 81 New YoFlI
city, and Marghfet III sutherland. 26.
The Rev ~. u. DeErtes
Frederick .. Hoffman, 4 81 and Nellie
"A. Hall. IS. The Rev HI w ToisoYs
Lawpente M, Smith. 20. and 4arfhS
ThoIlaps ne Rev. &. e. VIII
Addison w Lee. q, of stree. Nd
ana Esteile Fisk 81 Baltlmore
The Rev Gerhard III Eanelki
william Noel 81 Essex Va.
and Pearl Tl1elrnA Garter 2d of MIL
ford hs ev Iolln p BriFgs.
BarioW both ~ az 7, slls ~
The rev, Jolin RriE Ra
Louis Marurci III. md F3elrr
walker, Isl This Rev. Johri n. Brfr ~
Abrah nm PonacI N ana Vffriltis
Gittelrsan. Tbs Rev. ..
John Il. Faust 70. and Martha 4
Peterson. n The Rev. B fulton
William Beant IS ana Laura ~ are.
A5 The Rev A Whiting
William Brown "a. ana Henrietta
Henry. The Rev IN. Murphy.
Gustav pott and Liilian A.
g FhiI i Maody si ana Iiils ssn Nv
a4 The Rev. John r HrigKs
Daniel lambert So and Edith John
son, "a. The Rev. Green.
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~ urnisIed Apartnenss

NAYLOR RID. s. e. Three
rooms. sleeping porch, garage.
beautiful detached home. reason
aDIe. Desirable apartments in
aII sections Of the city can be 10
Gated through the Rental Ads in
Classified.
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m InHN q. SIMPSON

Funeral services FOR DR. John
rravlxe SIMPSON were held this
sffarIcor, at 3 O'Clock at 81. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Intermert was
ln Rock Greek Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-08

too. It's rich in pro- .,w.- srErr.sssss
tein. calcium -.
phosphates. Just the
elements needed if bal:
anced' diet is your aim. ~.
Itputs solid flesh on grow s
ing little bodies. !. hardens
teeth. builds strong sturdy
bones You see, we select our Ingredients
with infinite care.
Rich, wholesome milk double the
amount used in many breads. Carefully
selected -four. Fresh, sweet shortening. Pure
cane sugar.
That's why our Merit Bread is so widely
endorsed by dietitianS. And that's why it's
so wonderfully delicious J. why it keeps
its original freshness, too.
Children. you'll find, never seem to get
enough. They'll eat all you give them, plain
or spread with jam. And that goes for the.
grownuPs, too!
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cheproIet z Sale

CHEVROLET COUPE - So
cash; III good running condition:
has good tires real buy. You'll
rs able 10 select and purchase
your new ear Through fOday's
Automobile Ads In Classified.
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Unfurnfshsd Rooms for Rent

ORRKsN ST. IN. Entire first
floor. three rooms, kitchen, ami.
$40. New corner home. Fur
mished ~ unfinished, rooms 90
suit you, either single % en-
suite, can be located through
Classified.
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Freedrnen's Internes 60
Convene Here DAYS

Physicians from all parts Of the
country, uprising the Association
~ Former Internes of F'reedmenss
Hospital, concluded their fouredag
convention today, with election Of
officers
Officers elected for the ensuing
year were Dr. Fl. Roberts. Of
vice president Or. ". Downing sec
Rotary DR. q. b. Fisher, assistant
secretary, ana Dr. ~ 81 Brown,
treasurer
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Going abroad filis suHnimers Use
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n .ORlSTS

APPRCPREAIk Funeral Tokens
Eude Bros. Co, 1917 4 st. n. W
Are9mttrs Il 4 neeee1 ve-s- lIlex pcnAl We
tsRf1MpT AfTTf3 DFsfaWERY aERWHsiEs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-08

Now, Madam, word of warning. AT times
you may be urged to accept some ordinary
bread. Think, please, before you do.
Let your grocer diJSiH1lt understand
that no bread but Merit Bread will satisfy,
Do not trust your hmily's precious health to
ordinary, untried brands.
Atyour grocer's, Madam, fresh twice daily.
The Havenner Bakery, Continental Baking
Company.
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Suburban fIonaea for Rent

SIX ROOM HOUSE; ami,
shade and fruit, convenient II
bus and cars. Reasonable. De.
sIrabIe houses beyond the heat
aF the city can be rented through
Classified.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-08

IND you know thar 4 boy Of 9
- eight burns up Just as much !:
energy as his mother2 Working =
and playing from morning until
night, heuses 100 calories day!
And YET, famous nutrition experts say,
mosr children's food is VIGOROUSLY weak in
energy-building elements.
Cross dispositions - sluggish minds
pallid, fired-looking faces quite natu-
rally result
1t was for mothers anxious to protect their
children's health thar we wanted to bake
Merit Bread.
It's 4 bread rich in calorieS !. Z. packed
with energy and body building elements.
And its So wonderfully delicious that thou
sands of grown-ups and children call It the
most delicately favored bread ever baked.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-08

The nboUe npanfs md offers
nre Only fetp 81 the many
interesting propoafffone ycn
wfI find adUsytfned lii tod0ys
Tfmea and Herald eldssified
adUsrifsins sectfeus.
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Births, Marriages and Deaths

Joseph a. and Margaret L. Bianken
boy.
Thomas p. ana Fiorsnes 4. o,Haran
boy.
Robert and Charlotte Gabriel. boy.
Harold 4. ana Vtrginia ii. Price. BOY
James Il and Eiizaheth III. freeman
jr., boy.
Joseph r.. and Mary TX EIward -
Alton d. and Mary Al BesseIner nov
Maclrs 81 and Myrtle Cripper. nov
williams Z. ana Marie OrefIl, nav
AIafyan M and Dorothy al yacohs
boy
Attilio and Stella Caporaiefff rift
Abraham and Rose Lovenkhai. eirl.
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NTH actsDe grOl'l's9 c)S'ldren

This advertisement describes the vital necessity of proyidg
children nth enerbnding food and il suggests deli
cOas bread that supplies Oneourtt al the eGiOe needed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-08

CHARLES AND IRvING GRAEB AREN'T
COMPETING f0y 5tsed yaOrd5 yet Bat giO'
tbes q cb4a0 Nh. Grab Wi5sly guards their
sadiaat bsaItb b fboonag MsrT Brsadi Tbsy
I0Ve III
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SHEPHERD NOTES
Continued from Page y

ond, north on Second to HILL west
TO st. James, south to Clay, thence
west on Clay to Bowe, north on
Bowe to Leigh and east on Leigh to
Sixth.
Wednesday night the delegates
and members and friends of the Or
der will enjoy trolley party to Ash
land, where special entertainment
has been arranged. The first trolley
will leave the Ashland station, Laurel
and Broad Streets, at 1880 P. NJ. All
Richmond citizens are invited to help
entertain the delegation on this &C.
casion.
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes, grand
presiding shepherd of the organiza-
ton, states that the greatest meet
ing in the history of the organiza-
ton is anticipated. The past year
has yielded much fruit and the or
der now plans to broaden its scope
of activities for the future. Mr..
Amos c. Clark, veteran grand secre-
tary-treasurer, reports that the va
rious activities of the order have
functioned as they never did before,
and especially was this true of the
membership campaign machinery and
the special feature commissions.
Richmond led the country in new
additions and his report will show
more than thousand additions here
during the past year.
The Improved Order of Shepherds
and Daughters Of Bethlehem was or
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FULTON NOTES

At Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. Willie Anderson delivered a
great sermon. In the afternoon the
Lords Supper was administered by
the Rev. J. j. Woodson.
Tomorrow morning the Rev. c. B.
Jefferson will preach at the Union
Baptist Church, South Richmond.
The pastor of Shiloh Baptist
Church, Rev. S. L. Bush, B. D., has
been conducting services in Dinwid-
die County. Rev. John Wilson has
been selected to be the assistant pas
tor of the church during the pastors
absence.
For two weeks Gravel Hill Bap-
fist Church, Henrico County, has
been on fire. The revival services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev,
W. L. Tuck, caused many to con-
fess Christ.
Rev. C. B. Jefferson, A. D. Daniel
and Mrs. Mary Tyler have been
elected as delegates to attend the
grand sitting of the Shepherds and
Daughters of Bethlehem, which
meets in the city on the 18th and
18th inst.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Information is desired concerning
an old colored man, named Joe Hunt
Some well-to-do white people, who
know him and wish him we'll, desire
to get in communication with him
at once. 1t is desired that enquiry
be made in the churches and societies
for him. Any information concern
ing him will be gladly received at
this office. Persons desiring to know
more about the matter can call up
the Planet Office, Randolph 2213.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08
LONNIE MAXsUL WANTED.

Any one knowing Lonnie MaXsul
will kindly notify this office or the
Chief of Police. The following tel
egram explains why:
. Greensboro, N. C. Aug. 10, 1928
Chief Of Police,
Richmond, Va.
Please try locate Lonnie Maysul,
colored, staying down town. Tell
him Money Graves is dead. Come
at once. Advise If can locate him
or not.
IDA MAXSUL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08

N Monroe Street Is new unit to the
Baptist Church, with a very broad
program. Rev. W. r. Bail, pastor
invites the public and his many
friends to worship Sunday September
g. 1880 A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ.
Communion LIST Sundays. $3.50 P. n
Sunday school, 10000 A. M. Special
music. All are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08

ganized here eighteen years ago and
has spread to West Virginia, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey,
Georgia and the District of Column
bia. Plans are now being perfected
to broaden the national aspect and
much constructive legislation is on
the calendar for his session.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08

address was given as 1881 Fourth
Street, Richmond, Va, died in the
Homestead Hospital, June p, 1928;
His relatives will learn something OF
interest to them by communicating
with the Homestead Steel Works.
Insurance and Safety
Munhall, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the City of
Richmond, Wednesday,
August Is, 1928.
Frank Davis .........-.--......Plaintiff
against
Pearl c. Davis .....-Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond Of
matrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant on the ground Of wilful
desertion and abandonment, and an
affidavit having b 81 made and fled
that the said defendant is not resi-
dent Of the State Of Virginia, and
that her last known post office adj
dress vas Washington, D. c., it is
hereby ordered that the said Pearl
C. Davis appear here within ten days
after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect
her interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
GARLAND B. TAYLOR, D. C.
C. A. MCKENZIE, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-09-08
OF JAMES TAYLOR

James Taylor, age SO years, whose
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church, Alt
Evening star., 1928-05-05

424O. 4242 3oth ST. NV,
NORTH CLEVELAND
PARK.
ELECTRIC
REFRlGERATlON.
New apartment buiidinR Of distinctive
tyne located IN restricted community of
tion and beautiful outlook Convenient 10
ear and bus lines churches srhoois and
Sea Resideu, Manager in 424O Ant "a
z rooms. kit. & bath. ;. .$45.00
B + SAUL Co,
6IS 4 81. se.--5 r. and b. - $500
6Is 4 st. sci r.. xii. and bath. s5.oo
Ath st. ne..8 r and b.: ami. 1000
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
SIS East Capitol Sc. 1913 18th ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL 2-ROOM DIN
ettekitchen apartment, in re-
fined and coolest section OF CITY.
niture furnished. Ready for occupancy June
lst. Gall Cleveland 5127 or Main 1856
sol9 wise9nsin cor, .o ave NV Apt 3o4; new
FRONT APT.
THE wOODLEY COURTS 3SII 18th NV
Beautiful apt Of . spacious rooms. bright
kitchen tile bath. large closets excellent
Open and Lighted Untli 10 pm.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER. APT. &
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Three large rooms reception hall and bath
Rent reduced 80 $40.
Four large rooms. reception hall and bath
A. MCNEIL & CO.. INC.
Insurance Bldg. Main ss44.
2S00 CONN. AVE.
Best Apartment Location
in City.
2 rooms and bath. 49,. SIS 90
3 rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
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Inquire Apartment los.
Inspection Invited.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
l00l 18th st. NV.
Main 800.
HEATED.
@J3 PA. AVE. S.E
- "'' e'V 500 4th sr' s.E. s0''oU
" r. y 2i6 MD, AVE. Ne. '-'0O
:" = 63i b sT.. NE. ''''O
3 r.. D.. elecs...,..... ......,, ,$i5.00
NOT HEATED.
1907 n. c, AVE. NE.
$40 Il sT Sc.
r" D. A-'xh $5i KY. Eye AVE-. sE $4,000
> :" D. 800 800 fssh fi:1 'sr' 's.E. 5000
" :" sr7 10Th ST. NE. Sou
:" CIR 6uR 'GoMpLETE LIST sTs"" 'o
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
a14 Pennsylyania Avenue Sc.
DECIDEDLY BEAUTIFUL
APARTMENTS.
MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS.
lo09-l6ll 3lst ST. NV.
All outside rooms, attractive gardens
estate nf Revolutionary days, Quarter block
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Apartments rent from $40 10 $40 per month
REsIpEETp oS TpSNEMisEAsr NShis APT A.
BOSS & PHELPS.
l4I7 X ST MAIN Assoc.
THE SCHENLEY.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

IN MOnkRN APARTMENT HOUSE or 5
room furnished apartment: Young co9pae.
STATE iocatlon and rental Address Box 40
. OR ROOMS. NV. SUBURBAN IN
furnished. state rent and transportation Ia
ctlities. Address Box Sex Star afice.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

$500 ith sT NV
2 rooms and bath SH5 90 TO S67 .5n
: rooms and bath q 50 10 SIS 90
oBsERv AroRY WIS AVE & HALL. n.
Z rooms and bath SA5.gg
coNARD i3th AND EYE SITS NV
! room kitchen and hath S37 so 10 S45 90
OLYMPIA 1908 EUCLID ST NV
rooms ana hath SO 90
23ot CONNECTICUT AVE NV
y rooms ard baths $3.50 90
RAVEN 7o7 list ST NV
rooms and hath $50.0
PASADENA .g3a ADAMS MILL RD Nv
eoonts and hath S7a 90
1000 iitb ST NV
rooms Murphy bet bath Si7oo to $3.50
1915 18Th 81. NV
rooms and bath ~. IJ3 90
l425 CHAPLIN ST.
and incl porch S6a-tI0
WISCONSIN 3it0 iscoNstS AVE
3 rooms. hath and noreb S35 90 to S57 so
1909 18th IT
rooms and = baths 800 90 to s"25 90
HADDoN 1880 SEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
rec bali 4 hath Sag 50 to %d5 0o
$40 RHODE ISLAND AVE Ne
3 rooms and hath $40 go 10 ss5 00
GOODWIN i4i9 PARE RD NV
Ft,oms AM bath ,.... $1,000 to 500 90
2lUH NJ Nv
3 rooms and hath Si2.50
2lJ3 ist ST NV
eoums and bath $1,000
wARRINGToN 1901 WYOMING AVE
r"@r3' '"%pi' and i hsth s s6t 30 10 w II SO so
CAPITAL VISTA
:. Ell DELAWARE AVE. s,W
rooms ard bath ...,.. 5000 To $500
8 rooms and oath ...., $500 to do,0
RIVIERA 23in AsnmEAD VI NV
rovms and bath 152 so 10 500 .0n
Z rooms and hath ,.,, 10 30
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in0i 18th 81 NV