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Said bonds will be secured by a mort
gage or deed of trust executed by and in
the name of the Board of Trustees of In
diana State Normal School to a bank or
trust company as trustee conveying and
mortgaging to said trustee tract of land
seventy feet in width adjoining the
existing Women's Residence Hall Of the
Indiana State Normal School at Terre
Haute. Ind, together with the Women S
Residence Hall Annex, to be erected
thereon, and the equipment, furniture
and furnishings thereof. and secured
further by the pledge OF the net income
of both said Women'S Residence Han An
mex and the existing WOmen's Residence
Hall, all as specifically provided in said
mortgage or deed of trust, and under and
pursuant to the terms and provisions of
an Act Of the General Assembly of the
State OF Indiana, approved March @.
1921 being Acts Of 1927. pages 425 and
The right is reserved 20 reject any and
all bids. Each bidder must state the full
amount OF cash which will be paid by the
bidder for the bonds proposed to be pur-
chased and shall be accompanied bv a
certified check for three per cent (3c(J
Of the par value of the bonds bid upon,
and drawn against moneys in some re-
liable bank in the State OF Indiana. said
check to be made payable to Indiana
State Normal School, and shall be held
by said Board Of Trustees as a guaranty
Of the performance Of said bid, should
same be accepted.
Signed HELEN c. BENBRIDGE.
Secretary of the Board of Trustees Of
Indiana State Normal School.
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NOTICE 10 CONrRACrORs

pids Tjli he receIS-d nv tbs Hoard of
Trustees OF the Indiana state Normal
School a 9 a. m. Aug. .25, 1928. az the
office Of the President of the Faculty Of
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Suburban for Sale
BROOM BUNGALOW

BROOM BUNGALOW
With % acre of ground. chicken house.
garage, interurban stop within l square,
paved road all the way. Located northeast
Z miles Will take lot as down payment
or small cash payment. Balance like rent.
Call Mr.. Garfield, Ii. 1920 or Ii. 7795.
ACRE on N. Audubon Ave, in beautiful
Arlington Heights addition. A marvellous
bargain; $40 down. $40 per month. Sales
man at 18th and Arlington Saturday and
Sunday afternoons.
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BAND INSTRUMENTS - King" saxo-
phones trumpets. trombones. Sousa-
phones. Leedy drums and xylophones.
Bach trumpetS Odds trombones. Selmer
clarinets AID saxes. Easier terms EX-
pert repairing of all instruments. Guar
anteed used goods. See them before you
buy. Instructions RHINE MUSIC CO.
and DRUM SHOP. 1913 Pembroke Arcade.
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Legal Notices

OF sALE-oF FIRST MoRTAGE
DORMITORY BONDS OF BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF INDIANA STATE NOR
NAL SCHOOL.
Notice is hereby given that up to 8
O'Clock a. m. on the 25th day Of August,
1928, sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Trustees of the Indiana State
Normal School at the office Of the presi-
dent of the Indiana State Normal School
at Terre. Haute. Ind, in the ,dministra,
ton building thereof in the city Of
Terre Haute, Ind. for the purchase Of
the first mortgage dormitory bonds Of
the Eoard of Trustees Of the Indiana
dence Hall Annex, at and in connection
with the Indiana state Normal school
at Terre Haute. Ind, in the amount of
one hundred eighty thousand dollars
$3.50, 100000, bearing interest at the rate
of five per cent (5T) per annum from
date, payable on March l., 1929, and
thereafter semi-snnually on the first days
of March and September in each year,
as shown by interest coupons attached to
said bonds: said bonds and coupons be-
ing payable at the office of the trustee
under the. mortgage or deed of trust Sc
curing said bonds Said bonds will be
number Of 800 bonds in the ,denominal,
ton of $500 each, and said bonds will
mature as follows;
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Miscellaneous Wanted

MtSCSttOHSOuS " ATLS0
HOUSE cLEANING?-Your surplus cloth
ing. furniture. magazines. papers will
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone Tor wagon Ri
1922 127 w Georgia st.
DO not give away your used furniture
profit to YOU. ROWLETTE AUCTION
AND CLEARING HOUSE, 22l N. Della
ware. Ri 3035.
OFFICE DESK WANTED-Flat top; second
hand; good cond.; must be reasonable
priced. P. o. Box Ill. Morristown. Ind.
FURNITURE WANTED
win pay good cash prices Dr. 4s4O.
WANTED TO BUY-An kinds Of clothing.
Lady buyer. Highest prices. DR.. $3.50.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
Pets and Live Stock
HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
Members Of A. x C.. and Chamber Of
to breed a female dog YOU are assured
Of quality and fair dealing bv members
OF TINS club BEAGLEs
H. a.. A. Never. SOB Guaranty Bldg. city
--'' ''''' COCKER sPANIELs
B. r Buskirk. R. r. Box IS. Atoka
COLLIES
B. F. Buskirk r. r. j.. Box 35-E. Oh.
6521 Atoka Kennels.
FOX TERRIERS (WIREHALREDl
7. K. Bennett; R. r. P. Box $50. Brook
j. c. Billie CLARK. 5 N Penn He ais
SHEPHERDS POLICE
Trebla Kennels. DR.. 4023.
ST BERNARDS
=, Hazel GEORGE, r. r. N BOX AID.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIERS
AriStOCratS dOudOm. PuDDles for
sale; sire at stud; y mile east of Ar
lington Ave. Brookvile Rd. T. K. Ben
nett. r. r. P. Box $50.
COCKER SPANIELS
Black Antonio at stud. fee SIS. Puppies
black and parti-color. for sale. MRS. B.
F. BUSKIRK, Atoka Cocker Kennels. Oh.
b52l.
HAzELVIEW KENNELS-VeJerinary in at
tend sani, non-climbable fence; real
place to boaro your pet-Broad Ripple;
State Rd. 81 Wa. 4523-R-1. Hazel
George.
BOARDING KENNELS
Individual runs and sleeping quarters.
Phone MRS. B. F. BUSKIRK, Atoka
Kennels CHI 652l.
10 .OOO-lO days to weeks brooder chicks;
tbsiSS c 6sSs sio ducks SOC. BOYER
HATCHERY, "a N. Delaware.
BEAGLE PUPPIES-If you want a fine
pedigreed puppy, call MR.. II. A. MEYER.
dt LII ~ %
POLICE PUP-Gray, male: cheap. win
trade for automatic shotgun. 5644 E.
Washington St.
TOY BOSTONS-Pedi. best blood lines:
priced reas; call evenings or Saturday
afternoon. 2454 N. La Sale st.
'WANTED-Toy Boston terrier. 8 months
old; house broke; good markings cheap.
Ri 6oi7.
WIRE-Haired fox terriers; II YOU want
fine pedigreed puppy call Ii. 1920.
RABBITS-New Zealand and Flemish
Giants 2403 Fernway St.
BOSTON-Terrier puppies; good ones;
priced right. Be 4989-R.
BOSTON-Terrior puppies. MRS. SULLI-
VAN, 1919 E. Wash. ST.
AMANCAN-Bull terriers; snow white;
pedi. real pets: see them. CHI 0763-W.
BAY HORSE-Small; good condition: s25.
1911 E. Nineteenth st.
COLLIE PUPPIES-8 weeks old: SO and IS.
1925 s. Taft St.
POLICE PUPPIE1German shepherd: ped.
Trebla Kennels. 2645 Madison Az. DR.. 4023
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES-Pedigreed rea-
sonabe "a Kansas St.
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Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Radio owners; expert radio
service of all kinds. Two years with Krllse-
Connell Co. CLYDE B TRADER. 202 N.
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummtns Bros
Radio Co. "a w Ohio st. II. 3656.
2 RADIOS-Half price call evenings. 73o
N Ill Drexel Arms Hotel.
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Real Estate for Exchange

EQUTTY-In Groom bungalow on improved
street for vacant lot or small auto. q
door sedan preferred. T. McTARSNEY.
BE. 1909. ewes. Be. 2352.
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Musical Instruments

Radio Co "a w. ONO ST. ii. 3ooo
2 RADIOs-Haif price; call evenings. 100
n. Ill. Drexel Arms Hotel.
Musical Instruments
BAND INSTRUMENTS = king" saxo-
phones. trumpets. trombones. Sousa-
Bach trumpets ODDS trombones. selmer
clarinets AID saxes. Easier terms Ex-
snteed USED goods. See them before you
buy Instructions RHINE MUSIC CO.
and DRUM SHOP. 1913 Pembroke Arcade.
Pianos for Rent
81 Per month
KIMBALL PIANO STORE
Ri. 2i55 $50 N. Delaware
sAxoPHONEs = New and used; easiest
l22 Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1921.
DECKER BROS. Piano, SIS; Baldwin, s35;
Chlckerlng, SlJ' nrelL PLAYER SID 81
a week; no interest. ROBERTSONS 235
N. Pennsylvania.
PTANO-Ampico reproducing grand. cost
$4,000. Scarcely used; will sacrifice 81 900:
or would consider trade. zl6la N. Meri-
dian. Ii. 5000
FlINILsH. PAYMENTsIIOn player; s155-sl65-
CHRISTINA TEAGUE PIANO co.
guaranty: bench and rolls; price Sl95
Terms to suit Ii. 6464.
KURTzMANN-Piano reasonable; also
otner furniture: leaving city. Ha. 1895.
$3.50 EQUITY-In starr player piano.
Same as new $50; finish paym't. Be. 2l5l.
PIANO-Beautiful tone and case; bargain
at $50. 300 Euclid.
PIANO-Upright: splendid conditions fine
for music lessons; cheap. On. 1779-W
VIoLINL--Fine tone. $40; Conn cornette,"
$40; alto horn: snare drums. Be. 4494,
Barter and SDoP
MoTHs--Larya,ee;;- az last a real moth ex-
nator-MOTHACIDE ALBERT @
MAS, 81 Va. Ave. Ri. 7i25.
GRAND PIANO-slightly used: take part
trade or sell good party $40 down Be
5-PAsS.-SEDAN IN GOOD CON; TRADE
FOR MOTORCYCLE OR RADIO. Oh.
7699M
PLAYER PIANO-Used 8 months. viii sell
trade. Ia. 1921.
MAYTAG-Washer; siightly used; sell
cheap or trade for '25 Ford. SIT Beecher.
Coal and Wood
POGO LIP. RED ASH. 1925
J. & /. COAL co. CHI. 6o48.
Business Opportunities
ICE CREAM-PARLOR AND CANDY
SHOP; EXCEL. BUS. 2202 (. 10th. Oh.
1858.
RESTAURANTEFo sale: Teas.: good inc:
reas. for sell, other bu. 1929 Commerce.
On 030l.
ROOMING-House: l0-rm.; good cor loo:
walk dis; money maker; cash or terms
Ii. 6248.
ROOMING HOUSE-11 rms, down town
cor; priced right for quick sale; real
bargain by owner Ii. 6243.
SIGN SHCP-Seu or trade; very cow. to
big bus dealers leaving city. DR.. 1917 RI
BY OWNER-Weu equipped 80-car garage,
storage good. repair good. car washing
good Located next to l0-story hotel.
money making garage. owner leaving
CITY will sac. for cash. Call CHI 5556
ASK for Lewis
LUNCHROOML Good loo. cor 10th & Dor
man. barg. IL sold this week. Oh. 5946.
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Pets and Live Stock

AT STUD-Fleming's Rode J; 1912 lbs. A
real Toy. 800 E. North Ri APT.
BOSTON-Terriers: females for sale: sired
by TOMMY TUCKER. Reas. Ri. 1926.
BOSTON TERRIER-Pe digreed. 8 months,
good color and markings. Ha. 4362-J.
SEE-The beautiful Fawn English Bull
buddy at 436 N. Tacoma.
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Farms for Sale

stock farm tools and crops 49, miles west;
consider city property. BY owner. Be.
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Coal and Wood
Business Opportunities

POGO LIP. RED ASH. 1925
J. & L COAL co. CHI. 604s.
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NO CASH PAYMEN

NO CASH PAYMENT
2247 Bells (near Hillside; lots; arm
bungalow; cleo. lights; porches; well;
forest trees price $4,000; $40 monthly
Box C-681 Times.
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5000 CASH, S28' PER MONTH
E. Minnesota St., near East; four rms,
furnace, inside toilet, electricity, gas and
city water This Is real 4v Buy w 0aIy
tor Cali Mr.. Ellington, Ri. 6412.
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Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting, re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1856 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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ICE CREAM-PARLOR AND CANDY
SHOP, EXCEL. BUS. 2202 E. 10th Oh.
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near Tech; Street Street car and grade school;
newly decorated.
Lii 254l MR.. HARRYMAN. Ir. 1910.
KELLEY, l75s-58-4 rms; garage; newly
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tSigned HELEN c. BENBRIDGE.
ecretary of the Board of Trustees Of
Indiana State Normal School
Evening star., 1928-04-03
SAL.E-HOUSES.
SALE.--MOUSRs.

MASS AVE. PARK--$27:50O. - Il:
ENGLISH VILLAGE 'SECTTON-$z2500. ~t "~
at 8
EDGEMOOR MD.-$25750. \ :.
looxis nicely am cryatve price,
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-$lS,5O
O mautlu a
WESLEY HEIGHTS-RESALE.
Evening Service-Phone Mr.. Hamilton, Wisconsin 351.
w. C. IA. N. MILLER, =.
Realtors-Buders.
l11o 18th ST. NV. 49, ~ s." Main 1890.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
SALE---HOUSES.
$1,000 LESS THAN COST.
0-ROOM NV HOME---3 PORCHES.
ONLY S7.950-S6O A MONTH.

An attractive brick home on a 6O-ft street
IN . splendid NV. community. convenient to
schools, stores churches and transportation
Covered concrete front porch and . covered
rear porches. & large rooms and tiled bath.
bright tiled kitchen with built-in refrigera.
tor. Concrete cellar with toilet and laundry
tray: nice yard with room for garage. IN
perfect condition., beautifully decorated;
heat. electricity and all modern conver-
fences. An unusual offering at S7D5O.
price which represeuts 4 reduction Of 81 900
for QUICK sale. Small cash payment aud
500 = month. See this home today. call
SRA4 for apnnintmeut to inspect
Evening star., 1928-04-03
SALE-HOUSES.
5000.
CAROLINA PARK.

These houses have h.-wh.. eIec
lights. hardwood floors. front and
rear porches. full cellar. built-in Ra-
rage. buiIt-in hath: concrete street
lights
Sample House, 1908 + NE.
OPEN EACH DAY FROM TILL o.
"a Sol m LETT
Evening star., 1928-04-03
TWO-STORY BRICK.
Gland Chew Chase.

j w S-1 N/AN Il DANA NAN'
Leland, Chevy Chase.
An outstanding opportu-
nifty for you to move into
this ideal community OF
parklike beauty and fine
living standards. Six love-
ly rooms and bath, on a
corner lot, 73xl2213 feet.
Garage and many other ap-
pealing features. Price,
$l3,450, with agreeable
down payment and easy
monthly terms. Drive out
Wisconsin ave. to 4aI
Walsh st. e blocks north
of Bradley lane). turn east
half block to exhibit home.
Heated and lighted daily
until 9 pm. Wisconsin
4034, day or evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
8,250.

NEAR Agriculture DEPT. AND
BUREAU ENGRAVING.
Large 3-stOry brick residence Of rooms
and bath. large cellar: few doors 10 Mall:
excellent home with income possibilities
where IN. demand is great. due 10 Govern
nsnt building DrOEram. This - an excel
lent opportunity. Easy terms accepted.
CHAS. ID. SAGER, Realtor.
Main 3s. North 4sO7 a24 18th St NV
Evening star., 1928-04-03
Detached-Saul's Addition.

A detached home of brick and stucco
construction that has lust been placed ON
the market. A good. big. strong, substantial
house. II is built on lot 80 feet wide
and 40 feet deep. There shade trees,
flower garden. hedge and ehrubbery and
even few fruit trees The interior is con-
venently and attractively arranged and the
rooms are large Every convenience TO en-
hance your comfort and tighten your laoOE.
More than place TO sleep. wide. shady
front porch for Summer mornings, A biE
hack yard whose shade and sOd will charm
any child. Garage to match the house The
price is S14. 500. Terms. For appointment
to inspect cAil ". 1898.
WALTER A. BROWN. 400
Evening star., 1928-04-03
PetWorth-Detached.

In the older section of Petworth---A six
room and bath modern frame house a
nice lot. Convenient to cars. bus line. stores.
There - q garage and nice shade on rear OF
lot. Prce. 50 900. Terms. Call Main 1893.
WALTER A. BROWN 1900 H
Evening star., 1928-04-03
$l3,5OO.
pI U1VNIOs
7 Rooms, 2 Baths.
Near Wardman PIX Hotel

NUUIIIS, = DdlIIS.
Near Wardman PIX. Hotel.
Situated in that delightful aud con-
venfent section lust west OF Conn.
ave- overlooking Washingtons most
popular hotel. Two-story and attic
tapestry brick dwelling. large colonial
front porch tcemeat flooringl. recep-
tion hall. living room with fireplace.
large dining room. bright. model
Kitchen pantry and large screened
rear porch: on the second floor there
are four splendid bedrooms and two
complete tile baths Zone with tile
shower. There are oak floors. nu-
n1erous added features. large attic,
screens, awnings. .hot-water heat and
electricity. Excellent lot Ind hollow.
tile garage. Naval officer. leaving the
city. has given ne this low price on
his home for immediate sale and he
will accent worry reasonable terms
You will do well to Inspect at once.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE Z To Q.
Schwab. Walk G. Canbv,
1905 Conn. Ave. Pot. $40.
Evening star., 1928-04-03

$So50-PETWORTH-Mode Iomc-Brick Garage.
Il Ia popular q
large a h an q n
4
$26!S00-CfIEVY CHASE-lmposing Corner Home.
Situated n fonag o at
u
1t
M the an bright Fenchdo
4 in
$3.50 New-Bult-in Garage.
. 10 heuea at maerl
has mooukhE
ea s @ m 2 M nar s' AM. aGe m & es@
elementary shools or eolIal
sisso i @ " ES @ NY S s.S MN .s :S".s sse S0Ms C%
saNs 10 here
sl2os0--NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOrEI.-Just Reduced
% & Tsn ms n' . ' a eT Ss. :. % s. S. E s%S and
: nine eraama =
on accra
Evening phone service until 9 PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
MEMBERS WARRINGTON
l4l2 Eye Street NV. #.s@ 49, Franklin 9soA
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SALE--HOUSES.
$6,25O.
$3.50 Cash. $49.50 Per Month.

Near 4th and r. / ave. ne Two large
bedrooms and bath: two-story rear porch.
hot twater heat. electricity: paved street:
hardwood floors: built-in refrigerator: within
sGnsre of bus and car lines.
WAGGAMAN &sBRAWNER INC.
100 EYE ST. NV.
FRANK TAQn
Evening star., 1928-04-03
MAGNIFICENT HOME.
5IZI Nth ST. NV.
Cor Nnnta 1ua .nA fAsL a..

Cor. Montague and 14th SITS.
All stone, beautifully deco
rated, 10-room detached home
also has two completely finished
sun parlors and 3 modern equip
ped baths; 2 attractive main en-
frances; large stone porch;
Spanish tile roof; superbly de-
signed for entertaining; sterling
construction; large corner. lot
and 2-car stone garage; enor-
nous basement with billiard
room. Open for inspection.
FRED VAN DOLSEN.
40l Southern Bldg. Main OIL.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
IL CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
shk RAsIhaElR III ElsdGesnfLk eoan TldfKR ldfKRAGta AGtaAoE

In wonderful section ~ old Chevy
hiRL way lAAt 10 minutes from the heart u
the s1tg, Charming detached b0ms Of Eng
iish domestic, Ggibia design Ia, spisHdId
With garage y unusually largs ra0ms Y
iIisd baths with buiit5In nTtUEss spacious
liTtns room With open GFeDlaoe. dining f0om
well eaApped kitchen and pantry, . large
isdToOnlE concrete cellar with laundry
hss1sr and aI mod MODERN ea' sqsupsssni' n psrfsei
condition. artistic llghinE fytuTss aud dec
8FsiiIg hat wBtsT BAst electricity. OsneF
viii isks 81 3 500 and arrange terms Or sii
consider tgsda fos q sBlsff bgHse thst 10
clear nT has Gniy me tTusl % 10, ThIs
1oBa mas bs sesH bF calling Wisc0nan 1854
for spp0s BiHssBt 10 tBsDect,
Evening star., 1928-04-03

sALE--HoUsEs.
KINGMAN PARK
DEVELOPMENT.
EsT.. CARS TO cath ST. NE
JUST THINK!
Modern Brick Home Under
$1,000.
Builders Say:
"How Does Sager Do IT."
Over 100 to Be Built.
Near extensive Government
park, already provided for, in
suring future values. To be
outstanding beauty spot. Built
and finished like homes selling
for 5000 to 5000. Large,
we'll proportioned rooms; colo
nial front porches. brick col
umns, concrete steps. Double
rear porches; hardwood floors;
hot-water heat; ample floor
plugs. Deep lots to alley.
Only $s,o7s-Easy Terms.
CHAS. D. .SAGER.
REALToR AND BUILDER
MAIN Rs. as4 l4th ST. NV.
Near 18th and Crittenden.
An eight-room and o-bath brick home
located in this convenient and attractive
section On the first floor is the entrance
hail, very large living room. dining room.
breakfast room or sun psrlor and kitchen.
The second floor contains four com Portable
and good sized bedrooms and two tiled haths
In the attic there is one finished room and
ample storage snsce. LiEht, airy basement.
An excellent hot-water heating syetem with
oil burner, Front and back rorches. This
home 10 in almost perfect condition and needs
no repairs whatever. Pricr. $4,000. Terms,
wALrER A. BROWN. 400 n.
Evening star., 1928-04-03

NJ. & R. B. ,WARREN,, Realtors.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
SALE--HOUSE1.
lCOntInueA.l
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
BIG 6.ROOM HOME WITH GARAGE.

A splendid brick home with colonial front
porch and two rear porches In . splendid
community. convenient to stores. ech0ols.
churches. bus and car lines. Reception hall.
with pantry inclosed sleeping porch. Con-
crets cellar with laundry trays. lot $50 feet
feep, with garage In good condition: elec-
ulcity efncient heating plant. artistic dec
oration and lighting fixtures. hardwood trim.
Mreens and weather stripping throughout
Ihis IL real bargain at S6.950. Only $3.50
casn and easy monthly payments at $50. so.
CAN Lincoln 7063-W for appointment TO In
sDpct and see this honna fnda~
Evening star., 1928-04-03

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1wEgf ssggt %g4sp vlsr4rv
Evening star., 1928-04-03
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A REAL HOME.
BE SURE AND SEE THESE. %~ III.

FINE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
N.E.-$4S.50 Monthly.
To sell at once, a price of
5000 has been put on this
newly decorated home,
which is ideal for the small
family tired of crude, old
fashioned living conditions.
Hardwood floors, .hot-water
heat, laundry tubs in base.
ment; desirable neighbor-
hood with central city con-
veniences. Large, land
scaped lot with plenty of
plottage for flowers and
garden. Call North 5555
day or evening. Take
Rhode Island ave. car or
drive out Rhode Island ave.
to 10th St, then north 2
blocks to 1923 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
1st AND C SITS. NE.

large 10-room and 9-bath corner Rome
In the heart of old Georgetown. on one Of
the principal corners. Modern throughout
and in splendid condition. Owner will make
terms and price very reasonable.
McLACHLEN BANKING C0RPN.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main AZ. EveninKs. North 3l5.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
sEMIDETACHED NV. HOME.
) LARGE ROOMS. BCnT-IN GARAGE.
ONLY S99J0-EASY TERMS

62lo 18th 81. n.w-Modern serni-fstachsd
brick. four bedrooms. baths. built-in "a
rage. colonial front porch. hardwood noors
throughout. N B. WEAVER. 1909 I y.
NV. Main 1858. e'
Evening star., 1928-04-03

A Gx-room frame house. nearly new. in an
excellent but undeveioped section Of nv.
Washington. A well built and attractive
home With hardwood floors. bathroom. but
no bath: cellar. but no heat. This houss
10 detached and on q good sized lot. THIS
property is in the line OF high class dsveIop-
ment and is sure OF increase in value. Can
he sold on terms. Can Main 1888 or az this
WALTER A BROWN 14O0 r.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
Freshman Week Will
 Be Feature at Yale

New Haven, June : tFt-Ender r guidance of the student councils at Yale there will be ? freshman week instituted next fall, perlod Whic h Is featured at many other colleges, beginning September 4 and con 'lnulnE until freshman officers and committees have settled down to work
 This perlod -tll cover enroll menfs, settlement of neT men in quarters and tomll,arlzine the latter with freshman condl',ons
 The naval unit and E c T C will also organize freshman re Crul's during the same period
 After organizations of the claes has been made there will be gen. eral meeting at which appointments of freshman Counss llors will be made. The changes are ln line wit commentator Of the student councils Of plans for unlhed Yale.