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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
Trustee Of Perry School Township,
of Marion County, Indiana.
EDWIN E. THOMPSON, Attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF PERRY
SCHOOL, TOWNSHIp

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF PEltNH
SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. Ohio S. Pollard. trustee OF Perry
School Township. Marion County indiana,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Wednesday the 26th
day of December, 1928, at the gymnasium
Of the Edgewood School house at. Edge
wood in said Perry School Township. IN
school township will offer for sale $780,
600 par value of school bonds OF said
Perry School Township, the proceeds OF
said bonds to be used in the construction
of a new high school building in said
school township. which has been authorized
by the township trustee and advisory
Said bonds shall bear interest at the
rate of 49, per annum, payable semi.
annually on the goth days Of June and
December Of each The tfa rs so interest daS
Of June 1880. Said interest shall be
BY coupons sba fttS &c IN the s de
b onds shah be- dated HSSiOG Dec 20, 1928.
Eleven Of said bonds shall be due and
payable on the 29th day o., june. lS5Oi
and eleven of said bonds shall be due and
payable on the goth day of June OF each
and every year thereafter up TO ana IN
Guiding the 29th. day Of June 1899; Eleven ever
on the goth day December. 1880. and
PAYABLE on the goth day Of December Of
Including the 39th dav of December; 1899.
Ten Of said bonds shall be due ana pay,
able on the 29th day Of June. 1870, and
ten Of said bonds shall be due and pay.
able on the goth day of June Of each and
the Goth day of June 1913. Ten of said
bonds shall be due and payable on the
goth dav Of December, 1910. and ten of
said bonds shall be due and payable on
the goth dav Of December of each and
every year thereafter. up to and including
the goth dav of December, 1913. Said
bonds shall be negotiable and payable at
Citizens Bank. Southport. Indiana.
The opiDion of the law firm Of Smith.
Remster Hornhrook e. Smith approving
said bonds will be furnished the pur-
chaser thereof.
Trustee CT Perry School Township,
OF Marion County. Indiana.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

rr1Fs WANT ans BRING Hrs1NFs'
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BOSTON male for sale; extra fine, light
weight; won at last shows. 1887 College
MIS-. F. C. Terry. AHA Central Ave HUI
4274. TWO winning studs. Purple
for sale.
Jersey. wa. 1916. Van Duesen,s four
high-class studs. Choice puppies for sale
Vel-Adele Kennels. 1904 Madison Dr.
Puppies and proven bitches for sale
AT sTUD-Lykes Little Polian. Lykes TOY
King; Puppies for sale. Mrs. g. LvEe
BOSTON .PUPPY-Blue ribbon -winner. in
CRACKED CORN-s1.95; Hen Scratch,
$3.50 Ali mash with buttermilk and cod
liver oil and sugar, $395. Fresh ground
grain No by-products. We deliver.
BOYER'S HATCHERY. "a N. Delaware.
Ri. 5470.
CHINCHILLA RABBTT@sELECT BREED
37S5-M SOUTHEAST CORNER CHURCH
MAN AND RAYMOND.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES-Good mark
ingS; Toy type; reasonable. 144l Burd-
sal Parkway.
BUY POLICE PUPPIES-For Xmas: po-
lice dogs at SAud. FRED RUEBECK,
Bluff Rd. and Troy Ave.
POLICE PUPS-High quality. gray, tan
GIT GYt76 Prize because winter" Carmel
PEKINEsE PUPPIEs-WILL HOLD FOR
ROAD. BE. 1854.
WANTED-To find home for pretty half
grown kitten Of ordinary stock. 923
broadway.
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Musical Instruments

LORENZ sAxOPHONE SCHOOL MOVED
70 Ground Floor Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1927
QnaA. Hand
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
oDBoR Gil. PR1JfMA tDov
ZDARMA.

z prilezitosti 20-rocneho jubilea
clenstvo Odboru GIL. N. s. s. sa
usnieslo prijfmat' do Odboru no.
vych 1dov celkom zdarma, bez
vstupneho, a to "a sest' mesiacov,
dovolenim Hlavneho Odboru.
TAX bratia Slovaci, tn mate do
brd prilezitost' stat sa 1dami
GIL. Odboru. Sch6dze odbyvame
kazdy druhy pondelok mesiaci
Nasa hala sa nachodi ma Spring
Common, pod {. 33311a West Feds.
raj ST., mad Sugar Bowl obcho-
dom, ned'aleko redakcie. Pouzite
prflezitost' stat sa ddami Mar.
Slov. Spolku bez vstupneho, pri-
hlaste 50 ma nasej schodzi. . tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
HASELTONSKY v MEM. POD.
PORUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Uradnfci ma rok 1923 su nasledovni
Predseda, Jan Bizup, 1897 Gladstone
st., City. Podpredseda Jan Kozak, "a
Morley Ave-, Campbell, o. zapisnik
Jozef Kacenga, 1859 Gladstone st.,
City. Pokladnik Jan Basista, lo1 Ha.
seltine Ave., City. Uetovnfk Martin
Zentko, P. O. Box 147 Haselton Sta,
City. Dozorcovia majetku Michal Ko.
zak, Box ISL Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone st., City.
Dozorca chorych Stefan Stole, Box IS
Haselton Sta, City. straz dveri valent
Rovder st.. Box 1854 Haselton Sta, City
sch6dze sa vydrziavajd kazdd 4. ne.
del'u mesiaci skole osady sv. Alzbe.
ty ma N. Haseltine Ave. 0 2. hodine
popoludrf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
zabezpeGite 81 vaSu buducnost'.
Som nctou,
Michal Rybar,
predseda GIL. Odb. MSS
UDKYNAM SPOLKU SV.
ALZBETY MA LANSINGVILLE

Spolok Sv- Alzbety, {. 161. l.
X. S.. z. j. oslavi svoje 25-rocn6
jubileum a tel prilezitosti pri-
stipi sobotu vecer ku sv. spo-
vedi a nedePu rano o s. hodine,
pri prvej sv. omsi ku sv. prijima-
niu in korpore. Udkyne s1 ziada-
ne sa shromazdit' pod kostolom V
nedel'u rano pred s. hodinon.
Vecer v nedel'u, o 7. hodine, Glen
kyne sa sijdu pod kostolom ku
spolocnej veceri. Tento vecierok
je usporiadany len pre- udkyne.
Anna Baca, nctovniGka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
SCHoDZA POLlT. KLUBU MA
I.ANsMGvILLE.

lSlovensky Politicky a Vzdela-
yailci Klub ma Lansingville bu-
de odbyvat' svoju riadnu scho-
dzu 4. novembra vecer Z 80 '
Sokolovni. Povinnost'ou kazdeho
ida je, ably bral dcast' ma tejto
schodzi, preto ze name vazne veci
vybavit', ktore boly zanechane a
tiez vol'by sd nam pod oknom,
trebassa nam ma ne dobre prichy-
stat. Kazdy bude pouceny, ako
sa ma hlasovat', abJ 2 nasich hla-
SOW ami jeden nebol zahodeny.
Tiez napominame nasich sloven.
skych volicov, abo chlapov tax al
zeny, ably sa nedali nikomu skla-
mat a zviest'. Nejdeme tn niko-
mu diktovat', ma koho ma svoj
hlas oddat', ale mech kazdy q ka-
zd& hlasuje ma koho mu jeho sve-
donnie diktuje. Kazdemu je zna-
mox ze mas slovenskyy narod V kra-
il jako strasili a vabih, to ii po-
jedni kortesi al tuna dnes $ nami
pocinajd, ale dfame, ze mas narod
uz je dost' zraly, ably 81 takI vec
dpa svojho rozumu vybavil. Som
$ s1ctou, Jox \, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
Spolkove zpravy
MIMoRIADNA sCH0DZA 81.
PoL1T. KLUBU v HAsELToN.

SLOW. Politicky Klub Hasei-
ton teito nedele, 4. novembra bu-
de vydrziavat' mimoriadnu scho-
dzu 0 8. hodine vecer v hale Sv.
Alzbety ma N. Haseltine Ave. Ia
to schodza je svolana pre- vset-
kgch obcanov a obcanky v Hasel-
ton, ably SINE sa poradili, ze jako
budeme hlasovat' ma 6. novembra.
TAX bratia obcania a obcanky,
nezabudnime prist' ma tdto scho-
dzu. w SINE poculi politikarov,
novinarov, teraz 81 povieme my
a ma 6. novembra niekoho pre-.
kyapime.
81 M. J. Lesnak, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
oZNAMENIE UDoM 6. 25 K. J

Cislo 25. I. K. s. j. Youngs-
town bude oslavovat' svejho pa
trona, sv. Martina, II. novembra
a tel prilezitosti 1dovia pristd-
pia v sobotu 10. novembra ku sv.
spovedi a nasledujdci den pri vel
kej sv. omsi pol deviatej rano
ku sv. prijimaniu. Kazdy I'D mech
sa dostavi 8. hodine do Skolskej
miestnosti. Spolubratia, ze tento
sviatok nam pripada nedel'u,
teda oslavme nasho sv. patrona
jak najvacsou Ictou, t. j. prist1p-
me vsetci ku sv. spovedi.
Jozef Dolak, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
pRELozENA sCH0DZA &. 3o8.

Sch0dza Gisla 30S. X. j., ktora
mala byt' 4. novembra, bola pre-
lozena ma II. novembra pre- cd
pravu ma cintorine. Ma tel scho-
dzi prevedie sa nominacia ma u
rad, ako to obycajne byva a pre-.
to Glenovia s1 ziadani sa tej scho.
DE laskave slcastnit' aspon v tax
vel'kom pocte, ako to bolo ma mi.
nulych sch0dzach:
Stefan Jochman
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
RUsKf LETUNI ST v1BoRNf

Ruskf letiini najlepsie dokazali
svoj dokonaly vycvik pri hl'ada-
nj Nobileho vypravy v Severnom
l'adomori. Teraz ruska vlada W.
dala zpravu, ze ma vladnej lete-
ckej Clare Moskvy do Perzie, .
Moskvy do Berlfna Moskvy
do Rigy neudalo 50 "a posledne
diva roxy ziadne nest 'astie. Toto
je rekord, akym sa nemoze po-.
chvalit' ziadna ina krajina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
YOUNGSTOWNSKY Y NEMOCI
PODPORUJtCI SPOLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
S55 Carlton st., Jozef Javorskt, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotnt, Oct, 4O4 E.
Myrtle Ave. Audrej Adamko, poklad.
mix, 1884 Oak st. ~ Martin Muran.
sky Frantisek Hudik. dozorcovia.
Sch0dze vydrziavaj6 % kaxdt prvd
nedel'u ' mesiaci Skole sv. Cyrilla :
Aethoda 3. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

Muzsky Politicky Klub v Camp
bell bude mat svoju riadnu sch6-
dzu ma 4. novembra vecer O pol s.
hodine v hrvatskej hale ma Bright
Ave. Je to posledna schodza pred
vol'bami. Pritomnost' kazdeho
elena sa vyzaduje ma tejto vaz-
nej schodzi.
Jozef Cvengros, ictovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
pRELozENA sUHoDzA K. 3.

Schodza Sboru lO6. X. Soholov
ma Lansingville, ktora byva RAD
ne kazdd 2. nedel'u u v mesiaci, pre-
loSena je teraz 2 priciny divadla
na /. uedel'u, t. j. 4. novembrs.
ziadam clenov, aby 81 tohto po-
vSimli q ma sch6dzu dosli uz ' to-
to nedel a. Zdar Bob!
]. I. lEaruskin, sprayca.
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GET OuR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND Nh AVE,
n.e-Two new tireproof buildings havlnG
elevator and switchboard service R"si'
room kitchen AMI bath ..... Stu.nn
room rec. hall and bath. $50
i;,6 Eth ST. Nw.-Resident manager.
Free src,ri, refrISerat>om
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. 50 so
= rooms kitchen and bath. 80 90
4ct2 aath ST Nw-Resident manager
Free electro refrigeration
y rooms kitchen ami bath. ...... $3.50
SHERMANos $40 BUCHANAN ST. NV
rooms kitchen and bath So 50
room. kit. ami hath .......... 1890
THE ELwoon l4cl l:th ST NV
= -oonls kitchen and hath So. >65 90
:: rooms kitchen and bath. ...... - 80
rs ll'h ST NV rooms kitchen and
ESQ ore ST N.w.--R--ricnt manager. :
rooms. XII, hen and bath. -. 81
1910 EYE ST NM rms and L. $40 40
l3to FAlRNoNT ST. N.w.--3 rooms sitch
:, rooms Kitchen and hath IS 90
SEAroN $50 r. l AVE. NV roon,s
kitchen ami hath. ............. so 90
1915 BELMONT ST. NV: rooms kitch.
room Kitchen aud bath. .... 500
iit7 OAK ST. NV: rooms kitchen and
3 1oom. kitchen and hath. 1919. $500
io:: eth ST. Nw.-4 rms & bath. .s45 90
SOS OTIS PL Nw-3 rooms. kitchen and
oAtn. ..-..-.... ~. d.
1918 NJ ST. NV rooms. kit. and bath
screened porch ............. $50 .na
LAFAYETTE 100. eth ST Nw-3 rooms
Kitchen and hath -. ... S:l5 90
rooms kitchen and bath ..- 40..5
1913 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. Bird floor
3 rooms. kit and bath porch $50 90
1908 LANlER PL-. rooms sitchen and
bath ................S So. Sd to s.. 80
ana
bath. ....... ....... $40 90
al5 Goth ST. N.w.--S rooms kitchen and
bath. ...s $40 80
30 NEWTON ST Nw-l room kitchen
dining alroye and bath -. -. S35 90
LtwRFNCE "@5 Mass. ave. mel room.
kit and hath S35 90
al NORTH CAPITOL ST. room. kit
and bath Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
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DETACHED HOME.

Detached home large lot fruit trres ga
rage: nine rooms tEo haths hot-wat-r
hrst large front tnrh. Convenient tn
schools and Ears 1akoma Park. ID
Ss5 90 ner month
PhonH Wisconsin goa or, after s. pm.
Wisconsin 4u3I
4ls II NV AMI &C GAR $50 nn
sI9 eth NV. r. h eiee .... r. 40
~ fth ~ W., rooms mi, 1,,h
IA ctn n Ny fur. ami. -, tItl
.:sI 4 uw-k h. heat fur ..... 81 80
Ii1 ouin.s net r. h "csr gar. 80 .,'
900 Hsmlin nr-~r = h hi. gar. IS 90
\. Il. CONTELI.A CO..
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YIii1r.

y.
VIZ vermont ave. --- IS =. " ~ ~ 40
"ttH Col ri " -- rs =. Il. Y,.... ~ 10
~, T,t al "a "a r. q I, D. pu ~
gt3 3rd - a q. -" tounts bath - ~
fty@ tih ~ " "a f.stIus bath pan. ~ -
"DS 4 II " -.I t'H,nis aud baib 80 81
tn'I $50 ~ = fDOnis batbk ~ ~
"DtH - - " --- 10 tnbhts BAN az %
sos ~ - 81 -- rooms bath 20 ="
- ,s1 u "a tn,,ui. and bath as ~
"tI 81 - = s.tttnts std tttb 30 ~
iE'a 'tfd ~ Hf.~~J ,poH,s hai bath ~ 90
tfs3 II - q tu.tits And BATH ~ ~
lbts 4 II iuotts s4i haih 4" ~
tsI5 o., ste - u ,,t4us Dsiii ~ ~
"tU It's - se-~-H ann. sHj t,atb - ~
IbD AMY tttti sf% wv NHitf
- Dli'tHs ui ne. - g. h. s4H %
j IS itib - u --:ira aiHt $40 Hs
roam. si,d bate -, Ia aud - %
tpt.IHED
- hIh -- ! 3 ftton,s ani BATH = I , tbt
ft3 hh - ~ - - p'"n's hsth Phi. ~ nH
d 90 p ~ ~ = minus Stit4 tsHtil ~ a.
flI - ---.i ittDHt. sHf bath d.. = = ~
sni rs u II fDrttls AMI itsfi. > , "a
-" tta az &.--G ioDtas and iiaih ~ n''
tf1S a. @tHntt - ~ 81 tnnnis hath ~ IA
+4l.i ~ ~ ~ ~ 81 t.,rGs - 80 30
1Nb tAHIIf 800 So fpIhRfb
1na vAsn,.nyGH io.h<"s IaIsI 90
ksAi Estate Uspt.
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EXCHANGE.

VIII TRADr-~i0 NEW ar BRICKS. y T..
also het'nhd truAt uauer .uT sood spAtiaitni
t"urr ar tots 40 Agrnts l. WiHsfNH
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,sb BBtWfDt aD DuIt hase Gf house shfpz
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Main "ton a"a ihth ~ NV.
1913 4th ST. NE,
New Corner Store & 3 Rooms.
Very attractive ~ tn.ds,e corner suitable
for srorTFs ami meat market surrounded hs
- new hotS's cars pass the door
Bargain ~,a month
N-ishtorhuod improving everv day In
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1911 II st. NV. Main COS
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EXCELLENT HOME OFFERS
WORTH IOCR IMMEDIATE INSPECTION.
Detached Home.
Splendid Setting.
5000.

In an sxc~ilens upper northwest suburb
high elevation. ra IS tec,.fccat leI VITA
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tserN re Attractive hcuse. hsNlas : sra,
.,1ous r,oa,< - ts~,irxo.snSa ssie tstA tass~
trent worth drul'ie r~Sy enCtrse1 vs>'Snss all
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S.AI.E,--STOltE.!S.r

LARGE STORE WITH BROOM ART
ai,nse "nd commercial Sc location bar
gain To auck huNer. OWNER Adams "htj
KE<T-SHOpS.
SHEET METAL. C0RNIcE, skYLiGHr ASb
Job shop ~ hnn fof equipment and one
wears rent 1919 18th.
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$3.50 Cash-SSs Monthly.
AT FAMOUS FORT STEVENS

With two large bedrooms en-
tire width o. the house land
bath be,ween).
With covered rear porch.
screened in and lighted: front
porch as shown and an English
side porch-,heSe new seuli-de-
tached homes Of FIVE rooms. with
modern features and huile-in ga
rage. are now for sale.
The Government has author
lied the great Recrea,ioual Park
nearby. Stores. churches. schools
and two car lines are within
walking distance also.
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SALE or ENCIiA>GE.

Yut' II OpIpRTl <tTf HRH
.sn'tI tutofalo ave ideal ioratton utcty
f,,unts bath MuntrF tnilN Con,e nient hfht
tont iaN stotS. hrsuttiut sn,uhds, rrtE"ta
ssragt AuV fcasunable aittr considered
wa trade euuits i"r smaller house ae"rsis
tsat - "
~ NGAInW IN COTTAGE ,trl~~a u Il
t.,nr glfaes near -, huni atid store frhe
reduced 80 - 200 II s.ic Equity at ~. 900
fnr tnt 10 thn,s thase ~ ti'taits. MS
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<tSr ROOM AND HA1u nRitK

~" mo, ~ ~, !ho ,','tc far
rented iusinesa piatwttv M Ia *tu nnu no
nuktt Address it"s t.H u STAR "fvt
nWNER Will. HA,RifttE AN Eut Try OF
tt,n,tt NJ t,ut IN small apartment hnn~e
containing ~iEht atattnieuts ot three t""ns
and bath we'll trnte't aud subject I" hts'
ttu.t t'feIt,t small equities az trust mates
SEE MIR T0WUtS.
~ sI>F~S PROPERTIES ntff
THE IOSlIl'll SHAPIRO Co.
Itiu Eve NJ ~ " Main sbtN
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SALE OR RENT-SUB PRIORITY.

S4fIITI VIZ NENI-SID. TRVE j.
DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES IN NEARBY
Kf%SETH i" n. ffIviN S'T 3'' is17 st.
NV Main zoo Main JSto
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Observation-Disclosures.

. ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
nishrd. Immt!at" occupancy for ; months;
REASONABLE" rental NV. section: state price
Address RnX 4lt-R. Star Office
ONE ROOM AND BATH, TNFtRNiSHLn.
vicinity 18th and Pa. ave. nv. y" private
resitienr" Give price. Address Box $40 Is.
Star Office.
FURNISHED FLAT d. ROOMS AND KITTY II:
en- Mt Pleasant section: reasonable. 1i+S
Eairmnnt -. COL ll..M-J.
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MARYLAND COURTS. 9TH AND ND AVE.
ne two new freproof buildings havlnE
elevator and switchboard service Rasi
dent mspager
room kitchen AMI bath ....... $1,000
room rec hall and bath 800. 3. 80
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bctIroomsI ami: block from cars: lot
4Ox 100: S36 80 mo: will build garage and
rrnt for $50: Williams at. and Railroad ave
Brentwood EDWARD y. LGHTBOWS.
owncr-huid"r Main 9"|0 bet. - pm
NEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOM BUNGALOW !;
cleo. water: fur. $50: unfur.. $40. Claren-
don go.
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WOODBRIDGE. y. G..
RENT-SUBIRBAN PROPERTY.

Dandy neW Groom house. OAK hhors.
ami o, al bus $3.50 cash 80 month
Inutlire .ttjOj Brentwood ri. ne. North 433s.
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RENT HOlSES-FUR\ISHED.

GOING TO Fla. Will. RENT MY 3-RM
hung allow. furnished. I" responsible party
garage Tor , mo- r. l.. PRICE. :ia GIraut
ave Va. Highiands. Phone Clarendon
4la WI -
:a", MACoMB ST, Nw.-FCRNlShE1
week including mad service: garage: avail
atle Feb. Ia Clsv ":.l5.
SHINY SIX ROOM SEMI DETACHED
hous" nicely furnished. a m e.. close car aud
hns tines BIB X ST NV.
GOOD NJ LOCATION: RMS RATH
h " n eleC.. buIii-in garage. rnnipietrty
furnished and an excellent condition. Si'o
monthly.
MET/I.ER,
REALTOR.
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RE\T-FI..lTS.

X LARGE ROOMS AND RATH: ELECTRIC
| ltv anal So per month. Apply shoe
| shop .','' 9Th st. NV j
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XIV GARDENS 600 oCE ST NV He
f,ei ana tr,put HAVING Switchboard SEW
ire ale resident manager on premises
room Kitchen and bath. 5000. -, y"
~oar,s kitchen and hath. HuN'
4 rooms kitchen and hath. ..... How"
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Very attractive and unusually well built:
h ". H.. electricity. Pembroke hi. tub: two
corner lots. concrete garage. Price. 81. 500 .
terms IN suit Can Mr.. FISCHER. Nam $50
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1AtbIAp ShAR ID 1b' SooaZ.
SQUARE $3.50
eTEGER, Gabrielle. Asa. 31ss.11
NAhSHALL: Gideon T. and Margaret.
JARRETT; linda K. 4s7. 'lss.02.
sTnaEK. G.bri.rl. and Hort.n... 4so
aRALovE. Harry NJ. ass. ,,1o77: .s7
8 s1e0 81. sos. s1o4so
SHAPIRO. Jacob B.. ei3. $3.50; SIS.
e47.t4: s17. 3a.7s.
SQUARE 1881
HOWARD, DsahI w, 1876. a17e.2a,
NeMAHoN, JGarnett, 6s1. S13s.75.
AgToE..J. LIE ana Annlys E.. 717, 1904.
MAvENBuRG, Carries r, 7s1. 1857.
DTEERMAN, Annie and Louis, 1881,
SQUARE 25sB
1RTNKMANN, Anna r. Ss1. 11O5.SO.
SQUARE 1895
goHNsoN Adoiph and Rachael. s67,
SQUARE 2Ss7
aAcHER. Clara e.. IS. 3s2.46.
PANOR, George D.. l22, $I66.16.
DALDI. FilippO. 124. $sl.l3.
SQUARE 25sS
AUKAM, Edith H.. S. $159.s0
FRIEDLANDER, Carrie N. SO. 4I9e4S.
HANNEGAN Sally Burritt. 81. $87.41
sHEPPARD. Benjamin b. and Ida B.,
50. s223,9o.
SQUARE 1893
YBTMAN. sarah NJ, a. SI4l.as.
CARPENTER, Ida 8. and jas. Ia, b'
Nes'eA
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$6b.09; 500. SI1.04: So &2S,4S.
FIRTAG Gabriel and Rosa. 20. 11li.ii
SQUARE 2s4s
SHAPIRO KATE REALTY Co, 4, f1sss,
2. s19.1o; 3. t1s.5s; T. $3.50;
3SO.17.
SQUARE 2s4T
WE1sToCK Pauline, sos tT62l
FRASER. James. and Eva H.. AIS.
SQUARE 1854
PHILLIPS. Elizabeth williams. -
THOMPSON. Mary E.. "a. siS1Sa
GODFREY, Emma D.. SO. &9TO5.
GIBSON. Chester X and Edna L.. 90
BLOCK. Arthur G.. sO7 s1s.ss: sos
SQUARE 2ssS
HOWENsTEIN. Herman r.. 50. 9T74s.
So. $77.4a: rs. S77.43,
LOCHLER, GhstRy O.. IS, SI52.s6: So
S7S,42; 81, $6s.37; Sc. S2s, ss.
ELLIS, Ida L.. III, 3214,4S.
SWAN. Ambrose r., and Harry
Moore, 3, $S2.B9
GIlTz.' Clarence H., Tr.. IL, sss.ls.
WOODRUFF, Effie Belle. 20. $l6S,03
HICKS, Mary Louise. a. t140.15.
LATIN. A. r.. 72. $2ITs4.
DICKiE: Thomas A. and Kathsryn
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TWO DIE, 4 INJURED
!. IN TENEMENT FIRE.
Mother and Daughter Lose
Lives-Baby, Woman and
Two Firemen Hurt.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January Tive
women were burned to death, n 20-day'
old baby, another woman and two
f'remen were injured when flames
DESTROYED a five-story tenement build
ing in upper Madison avenue yester'
day, causing a property damage esti'
mated at $4,000.
The dead were Mrs. Victoria Cor
rea, 20 years old. and her mother, Mrs,
Saturnina Martinez. 80. who lived
with her daughter. Mrs. Correa S
baby had suffered only slight burns
on the face when II was taken from
the arms of its dead mother by fire.
men.
Mrs. Bessie Tauber. owner of the
building, in whose rooms the fire
started as she was preparing a meal.
received burns. Fireman Thomas Car
roll suffered a fractured ankle in a
fail when the roof collapsed. and Fire
man Quinlan was cut by broken glass.
Mrs. Tauber's clothing became ig-
nited when flames shot from the gas
stove over which she was working.
Her endeavor to smother the blaze
with a robe resulted in spread of the
fire TO the woodwork, and soon 1t had
entered an airshaft and broken out
in the other floors A girl identified
only as Fannie" who was employed
by Mrs. Tauber. was missing in the
first check-up. but firemen believed
she left the building at the first alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-07
PENALTY FOR FALSE CRIME
REPORTS PROVIDED IN BILL
Police Say Much Time and Effort Are
Wasted by Persons Who Give
Fictitious Information.

were never committed the Police De.
partment has become the butt of mis-
guided practical jOkesters, who call
up and falsely report that a crime Is
being committed, sending detectives
and reserves dashing to the scene,
only to find all serene.
The proposed bill, similar to one
which was introduced at the last SEES
sion Of Congress by Senator Capper.
chairman OF the Senate District com.
mittee. but failed OF final action be-
fore the close Of the session. provides
for a fine OF not less than IS or more
than 800 or imprisonment not exceed.
ing 30 days. or both, to anyone DELHI
erately submitting a false report to
police.
Inspector Pratt emphasized the
point that false report means that
two or more headquarters detectives
are withdrawn from bona fide cases
and set to work on the fake case, az
we'll as the precinct plain clothes men
In the district where the report origi.
mates, while the cooperation Of the
entire Police Department Is involved
also.
Although there IL q strict penalty
for the turning In Of false fire alarm.
police say. no penalty is attached to a
false police call. and the proposed bill
Is planned to rectify this condition.