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SALE--HOUSES.
Continually
A HOME PLUS S116.

A HOME PLUS Sll0.
=, The owners of this home are occupyint
the FIRST floor and part of the second an,
are getting Sli6 per mo. out of it. and the!
DO not serve meals You can do the same
Il Is serni-detached and has 10 nice rooms
z baths. hot-water heat, sleeplnS porch
front porch and is in fine condition; garage
Owner has been transferred to anothe
city and must sell. Here is a rare oppof
tunity. Let us talk to you about it.
w. H. WEST CO.,
Main 5000 1919 K St.
$500 CASH-$65 A MONTH
Will Buy SIS Quincy St. NV.
The house will be opened
all day Sunday for your in
spection. 1t is a bargain at
the
PRICE, $3.50.
6 large rooms. tile bath;
big porches, front and rear;
deep lot; garage. The house
is in perfect condition and
one of the biggest bargains
in this very desirable neigh
borhood.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.


5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, GOOD
available Oct. l. Lincoln 3824W
FOR RENT OR sALE-A NEW GROOM
frrnis he'd house. Write or see L. ]. WALK
Err, Sis 10th st. Sc.
DESIRABLE, GROOM HOUsE-LARGE GEL
lar electricity, water, on bus & car line;
Bradd doeSoO va. MRS. N. D. cRAd. ''
FOR SALE OR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished-NeW, 5-room brick house; terms
reasonabe owner leaving city. Call North
3034-W. ga
lis NE.-~I0-R. & B. BRICK, ELEC.,
newly decorated garage.
729 10th s.e-5-room pebbledash, porch,
garage; make necessary repairs , T.
good repair; lowest rent in this convenient
"eN'A COLORED BARGAINS.
1910 9th n.w.-Semi- detached ar. & b.
brick; make necessary repairs.
TAI Hobart n.w.--6 r. & b., porch front
brick; furnace heat; will install cleo. and
2505 Eye n.w.-6-r. & b. brick, newly deco
rated; will build garage
944 9th NV. --6-room brick; make neces-
636 G se-semi- detached s-r & b. brick
1913 Kraemer n.e.---5-room frame, being
put in excellent repair.
Prices and terms on the above properties
are very attractive will trade; or rentals
are from $40 to $40 per house less than
they are worth; ranging from Sl8.50 to $57 SO
per mo. See them and see us without fail.
n. +. RION CO., INC,
Main n, t 45s77 ;s5S 1915 Ney, York Ave
Columbia 1877, .......,... .34l8 l4th ST.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANT A SMALL PROPERTY IN LIST COM
mercial zone, house or store with apt.
Phone Decatur 4700, Mr.. BALDUCC1.
G TO s ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
good cash payment. P. 7; HuNGERFORD.
Main 5770. Room 1912. 1910 Vermont ave.
NV
GROUP OF 3 OR SMALL BRICK NEGRO
rentals. Must be occupied, show good return
on investment. Prefer Northwest. Clev
367T
WANTED TO BUY HOUSE WITH TWO
land only tWol flats. Terms. Address Box
176-D. Star office.
WANT TO BUY A GOOD HOME WITH
small down payment; let me have full de-
scription with best price, if you want to sell.
Address Box 26o-D, Star Office
COLORED DOCTOR WILL BUY OR. 9
rn. brick house in good condition: require
basement for office; location west of Conn.
ave. Room 410, 1918 st. NV. M. 9784.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES,
Address Box 376-D, Star office.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE, DETACHED OR
semi-detached good location in or near
city, ami; also interested in suburban
lots; give particulars, state price and terms.
Address Box 230-D. Star office. 23s
WE DESIRE TO PURCHASE AT ONCE
several houses and apis. for cash: white
or colored Also, many clients who desire
to purchase homes on terms Communicate
with us immediately for a quick sale.
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
1903 vt. Ave. M. 4l22; Eve, Sun. Clev. 5463,
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COME AND SEE
431 FIFTH ST. Sc.
1t is a very pretty sec
ton overlooking a park.
Colonial brick with modern
bath; hot-Water heat with
separate heater for service
water. and the
PRINCE ONLY $3.50.
$3.50 Cash-S65 a Month.
1t is the cheapest price
and lowest terms that have
ever been offered i'll this
desirable section.
Open for Inspection
All Day Sunday.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
To close estate; rooms on 2 floors, h.-w
heat, bath: corner house, modern in ever.
way: on easy terms. Address Box Esd, Sta
Office 23S
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SALE--HOuSES.

NEAR 4th & RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Brick house six rooms, two inclosed porchess,
equity. Monthly payment, SIS, includes
interest and principal. Must sell Best
offer. 218 Cromwell Terrace ne. Telephone
Potomac 457lW 24 "a
DETACHED CENTER HALL ENGLIS H
hrick-In that delightful section between
Conn. ave and Rock Greek Park rooms.
finely built and finished; large lot, neautl-
fully Handicapped Must be seen 70 E pe st.
Apply to owner on premises. 1888 30th pl.
NV. - 90
POTOMAC HETGHTs-DoRsETT FL ~, !
rooms, b.. INV h., cleo. gas, IaVatofy Oh
fst floor: large corner lot: shade trees. oak
floors: reduced $1,000. 5-room bungalaogw -, %
Klingle St, $4,000. OWNER. C!eV z201. 81
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For the use of members of the Ma
tional Congress of Parents and Teach
ers the following free material may
comb street: Bylaws of the National
Congress-" History, Organization and
Program of Service; How to Organize
Congress Units" Reasons and OBJ
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COLORED PEOPLE

See this attractive. modern two-story
home six rooms and bath best NV. sec
ton; garage. Owner will sacrifice. M. 1858.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Large Crowd At
Smith Rally

Several hundred persons gathered
at Sixth and Main streets Tuesday
night to hear speakers advocating
the election of Governor Smith of
New York.
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Imperial County
Smith for President Club, with John
Gresham of II0ltvillc acting as
chairman.
Louis De Nincy, former New York
legislative associate of Governor
Smith gave the principal address,
attacking the Republican record
during the past eight years and set
ting forth claims for the election Of
Smith.
He was followed by r. Z. Par
sons, regional director of the Smith
campaign in California, who denied
Herbert Hoover is for construction
of Bou!der Canyon dam as embodied
in the Swing johnson bill and ac-
cuscd the Republican candidate of
=" sidestepping in his speech at
Los Angeles several weeks ago.
Sixth street was roped off between
Main street and the alley south of
that thoroughfarc to prevent traf-
fic from intcrrupting the speakers
wl.o addressed the crowd from a
truck parked on the corner.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
LEARN TO SEND
IN FIRE ALARM
STATES CHIEF

!. W. Hamilton. vino conducts a
barber shop AT 46S Main street,
started lbs coal oil heater working
this morning and then stepped
out for breakfast.
llc returned to find that the heat
Ger had caught fire and the flames
Lad spread to The floor of the bar
her shop. He attempted 10 turn in
an alarm but like many others he
merely broke the glass door in the
box and failed to pun down the
catch There was a delay rs q re
suit, the firomcn finally being called
out by telephone
In the meantime Charlie Schlauzc.
Who conduc,s n restaurant nearby,
came 10 the rescue with a chemical
outfit kept at the restaurant and
~ q few minutes tEc blaze was ox-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Believe British
Flyer Is Lost
Continued From Page D

notice he arrived in Newfoundland
September p aud started prcpara-
tions.
So tiny was the plane Macdonald
intended using that many could not
Iclicvc the serious intent Of this
Sj horsepower. Its cruising range
ficcr. The plane weighed but 500
pounds. Its wing spread was but 26
feet. Its motor could develop only
Flares were lighted at the land
was only about $500 miles.
Like Colonel Lindbergh, Mac
Donald did not install radio into the
machine and planned dead reckon
ing for the selection Of flight
course.
Conditions were not believed the
most ideal. Last night rain started
falling in St. john S. There was a
heavy wind.
Flarsa were lighted at the land
ing field rs Macdonald had told the
mechanics he left behind to be Ger
tain to light flares should ne be
forced to turn back. The night was
extremely dark and the indications
here were that Macdonald ana his
tiny plane had to grope through both
storms and pitchy darkness if the
little Dellaviland continued towards
England.
Gasoline Supply Small
With reckless daring. Macdonald
had started across the ocean alone
in a light DeIlavilaud Moth plane,
with only 100 gallons CT fuel His
margin of safety gradually neared
the vanishing point this afternoon
Officials Of the DcIIaviland Co..
makers Of the plane, told the United
Press.
Commander Macdonald had 10C
gallons of fuel aboard when he
started. Il is difficult to est innate
how long he could remain in the
air, because the speed of the wind
is unknown. However. we can as
same he is using four to four and
one half gallons of fuel an hour
At consumption Of four gallons
an hour, Mac Donald would have Il
margin Of - hours. Using four and
one half gallons, his margin would
be cut to % hours The 22 hours was
up at 9:40 a. m., L. S. 7.
However. while unfavorable wea.
ther prevailed in his course ap-
preaching ireland, west winds re-
ported across the Atlantic may have
enabled the flyer to conserve his
fuel Visibility was good ON the
south coast of Ireland, but earlier
it had been poor, and similar con
ditions prevailed elsewhere. SO that
Macdonald could cross the coast
without being observed,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

tinguished. It was out when the
firemen arrived.
All persons should know how to
turn in an alarm, Chief Eeams de
clarcd this morning. "Luckily
failure TO get in the alarm this morn
ing did not result in heavy fire
loss, the fire being put out perhaps
quicker than We would have been
able to cxtinguish it. But this was
a fortunate circumstance and can
not be depended upon to work in
all cases.
''Iu turning in an alarm the glass
must be broken and The hook inside
pulled down. Pulling the hook is
the action which turns in the alarm
and merely opening the door has no
effect.
Damage was estimated at approXi-
matclv $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
LIBRARY BOARD
ASKS INCREASE
FROM COUNCIL
Continued From Page y

Centre Imperial County airport near
Imperial. After some discussion the
board agreed that if the chamber
saw fit to make such an expenditure,
the city council would not stand in
its way,
A petition from residents west of
the city was received asking that
IN extension of the city water serv-
ice be granted to them but was
necessarily tabled because of a pre-
Nious resolution passed by the coun-
ell in which further service of this
nature was refused.
W. t. Tondro of the school board
asked that the city give an added
water service at the Wilson school
without further cost for Il period
Of two wears in order to continue
with a program to build up the play
ground east of the school. Motion
was carried granting this privilege.
Mavor Clements and City Clerk
Ncale each gave a report on the
recent visit they made to the con
ference of the League Of Munici.
palitics held in San Bcrnardino.
City Clerk Neale said that arrange.
ments were under way for the Off
cials of the various valley cities to
extend an invitation to the southern
branch of this league to hold one at
its monthly meetings in the valley
and to be guests Of these Officials
at that time. A meeting Of the city
officials is to lie held soon t. dis
cuss the matter.
Appointment of two new member,
of the library board and the matte,
of discontinuing the rest room on
Sixth street, were carried over tC
the next meeting.
The meeting was brought to ;
close with n lengthy discussion on
the plan to plant q number of trees
along East Main street but no off
eial acticn in that respect was
taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Sheriff's Team
Meets Defeat

The RI Centre Junior Night base
tall league resumed play at Wens-
ley Field last night with the Du
Sold Garage team coming from be-
hind to register 2t to 20 vistory
over the sheriff's squad.
The shcriff's aggregation had the
garage team hardcuffcd during the
, early part Of the session but the
Du Sold crew brought Il jack into
play late i'll the game and gave
the sheriff's squad joy ride.
Frost walked u men.
At the end of the fourth the losers
had stacked up - to I lead but
two seven run rallies, one in tie
sixth and one in the seventh, after
they had scored three, in the fifth,
gave the winners ~ to II ad-
vantage as the shcriff's team came
TO bat in the last inning. \ rally
was checked by the winners after
three runs had been scored.
Score by innings:
Du Sold ............ O4O 337 7-24 : !
Sheriff .....-.... 632 420 so Is &
Nakamdra and Kinac; Frost and
Barney.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

Puncture vine has been found in
Winnemucca, Nevada, and is being
vigorously fought.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

when Mrs Hayes opened fire With
a revolver through a front window
and probably wounded him.
The man fled, but Mrs. Hayes said
she saw him put his hand to his
shoulder and heard a cry of pain
after she fired.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Invalid Youth
VIII Walk Soon
ny United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1S.-After
Is years on clutches, Manuel Re-
nero. Is ycar-old Ventura youth to-
day knew that he soon will be able
t. run and play like other boys.
Since his leg was crippled by in
faltila paralysis when he was two
years old, no hope for Manuel's re
covery was he'd until last February
when Mary Grogan. of the Catholic
Welfare Association, of Ventura
county. brought him to an orthopcdic
surgeon here.
\ new law by which the state Of
fered aid to afflicted children made
treatment possible and after months
in casts and braces the boy learned
that he would soon have q movable
hip.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I
have sold my business, DeHavon
Plumbing shop, located at 13s North
Fifth Street, FL Centre, California,
to James II. Wilkinson. l will not
be responsible for any bills con
tracted after October 18th, 1928,
against said firm.
Dated this 10th day of OctoAsr,
1928.
(signedl GEORGE T. DeIIAVEN.
17t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18

pointed when get home
with my purchases -. for |
haven't been persuaded in.
TO buying something Just
as good when | asked for
some well-known brand.
IL have always felt. when
marketing. that if a clerk
urged me TO accept some
thing else. | was taking Il
chance. and ! usually was.
Besides all this, | find |
am saving money week in
and week out"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
THE WEATHER
Nv United Press Lensed Wire

Los ANGELES Fair tonight and
Friday with moderate temperature.
Fog or clouds along coast in morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
Bank Quotations

Fresno county tested Las cows
in August, the high COW Welding
6S.3 pounds of butterfat; 122 cowo
vie led more than 30 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-18
WOMAN SHOOTS BURGLAR
n United Press Leased wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18.-A man
who attempted to enter the home Of
Mrs. II, S. Hayes here early today
received an unpleasant greeting
Evening star., 1928-03-09
ENI'liANIsE

RlvERnAf.E rARE. ND--ONE RyOcN
trNn Rstttntore blvd, larxs ta3S S,rvNaA
frame, Nm sSFsSS. oHs trust tpS Ce
n>3ai FeS house ene iF&lss u Z. Owa@~
Nam tolS, evenings. Ceevr. aTa
- ST NW,~->TuRE & t~AG&g IrNKrs
n9Sn1 SfS>ANo eSSVltv. fag houses SneiSS't 60
G's rust Owner, Main eats, EVsMaxs.
TRADE RCNG AiOw, Sl'Rlgtsr Only M
nTSt trust a.w,, }e~ essar xTnpr4 y, SxNsS1
NV se<ssea Main aAs.t, " y, EVANS.
Is NEW ar. RHiCk uOMrS Nm; ALSO
ScSNt1 trust payer fST 2t.arsaseAs eGSlsinx
A,&srrss snx aat :, S.sr eeate
BUNGALOW. ACR0SA ATS., EX>S NOtSsx
II NV SSu"a. BUNGALOW rF(tV>t At - zee,
NNAt astSt small amount az cash u.
LOUIS y S0NENAkEH
ltof y Y, Ave NV, Nam ttsA
WILL ENCNA>GE rNS HVAE IN NASS,
Sehasetts Park er tSSa 81 AssSAsA = very
deslrsese eu~sneSS rg~geytS ~ >s.. Nrsassnx
N taGQui ~ AsSA.
Y, 7 wAtSRE, INC.
ttas ESs ~ NV
MAN @xaAS
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SAI.E--APARTNENTS,
SALE-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.

Cooperative APT bJ'ILr BY NJ 4 Il.
" Warren, containing entrance hall living
room, bedroom Kitchen and dlnettc on .nd
fnor. Ant. Goa 3n@6 Porter ST NV 10 IL,
snld $500 below actual cost Easy terms
Decatur 1910. ,open for inspection evenings
Evening star., 1928-03-09
IN CHEVY CHASE Nd.
ROOM nEFACAEn HOME WITH G ARAGE
ONLY SIS. SoQ-WIIL TRADE,

IN wonderful secsscn ef CID CAevy
SeSse on an attractive drive near a hrNeaS
hlkaWN lust Is MINUTES trpNa the heart ct
me city. Charming detached home Of Esx.
lsh Domestic Gothic tse<sSa tn a <pissNii,s
setting on n sot 50 IL. wide hy i@S II deep:
SAvASe. q unusually iarxe reorts. = TIED
baths With e1iH,sn hxtGrvS scSrSouS hVsng
slulpps>a kitchen aud pantry lsrSe hi,
FoNnas~ Concrete cellar with laundry ,rayS
and toilet. tantNneC0s hct.wate~ heAter
Snd AL Gcdern eQutnRsent. In crrtsrs Ccn1
Js;'ons artistlc slSht)HS nStarrs anJ Gecoga-
ton hot.wster heat etertrlcitN Owner
VIII take SIN 500 and arrange tsrrss Nr wsSt
const>ter trade Tor = sssaft hs,wse tnA. ia
siear or has euty eaa trust On H. TNia
home NAV ~ ssea nv calisnS rcgoraaS 1853
tn@ apEStntnaeak to lnSeeSs
Evening star., 1928-03-09

350S 10th ST. Nw.--1 ROOM. KITCHEN
ette. bath: attractive furnishings; very rea.
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APARTMENTs-FUR. Il UNFUR.
Il ATI:S

SPECIAL RATES.
One room and bath, $45 up
? rooms and bath; 4 rooms and
bath; 6 rooms and bath; partial
or complete hotel service.
BURLINGTON HOTEL,
ll20 Vermont Ave.
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AITTD STt(RA(,t

Dead Storage. 81 Mo. Up.
LTTTLEFIELD ALvORn & co.
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APARTMENTs-FURNrsHED.
lContinned.l

FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
Va Ir own home: overstuffed liv. rm. suites.
mah., walnut spinet desks. Windsor chairs.
cate-leg tables. floor lamps. smoking stands.
velvet rugs Hoover vacuum cleaners. elec.
irons. Tiv rm.. betrm.. X. and b.. open porch.
500 to S62 80. in the buchanan Apts., 1925
18th Il. n W cor. BuciNA1n 81 Also lIv. rm;.
shower S65 TO $50 IN the WYATT Aptsv I 30
Ga ave. Apply ianitors or W. CARL WYATT
owner 5S03 18th st Phone Ga iSS3
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AUTO WRECKERS.

AUTO WRECKERS.
Ca-s Bourht and Sold in ANY condition.
Parts for All Make.
ROBERT HERSO\'S ALTO EXCHANGE.
ZOE Fla. Ave NE, North l0i0S.
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OPEN EVERY DAY TILL Q Pm.
SUNDAY. s Pm.

THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1893 l4th ST.
Decatur 1910
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFuRN,suEn.

1855 OTIS PL. NV .s7E10
gO1 Irving st. nee r.. SGg1
333 11th st. s.w4--S r.....,.. 1870
71g 9Th at. SET r......., 4%5G
lU:6 4in ~. n.e.--6 r,............ 1850
24l7 18th st. n.w.-~9 r. and garage {SH1
11lS Hopkins pl n.w.---g r....... $500
l7IJ 18TH st. n.W.--10 r.... ms M
COLORED.
I327 Cedar ct. n.w.-4 r.......,.S2 $4,000
1873 & II. SET r... 4c6O
1867 willard st n.w.--G r.. modern. 1870
l20S y at. n.".--6 r. eIec.. h.-w.h. 5000
7t6 10Th 1T. n.e.---f r........ 5nD
D3l Florida ave. n.w.-S r...... so 90
PETTY Il PETTY
1O2t Vermont Ave. y w. Main o437.
33a Pill G ST. N.w.-li T.. b.. $3.50
idos Lincoln rd. n.e.o-7 r.. b.. heat. $3.50
5H Adams 1T. n.w.-6 r.. b.. elec. ... $500
5l2 9Th =. s.w-l0 r.. b.. lat. go. s5.s0
80 Randolph pl. n.V.--f r., b. cleo. 81 ~
ddluO a st s.p.-S r.. h.. h.-w.h.... $3.50
29l3 Ga ave. n.w.-G r. b.. h.-w.h... $50
Pig "nd st. n.w.-.9 r.. b.. ist..... $3.50
If.t = 81. u.e.--6 r. h.. cleo. ..... $3.50
LIZ Mass. ave. NV r.. b.. eiec. $3.50
;5l " 81. sw.--7 r.. b............. If 10
-? y. Z. ave. e.--G r.. b...... 37.s0
llOt 3rd AZ. n.e--7 r. b...... AZ 50
l23@ MDntcIlO aTc. ne-5 r. b. 3TSO
l2f z 1t. w.-6 r. h.. elec. 49,. RS nn
SOt va at s.w--G r.. D....., 2n6O
I'll \ ~. n'-S r. w.. .,... "T5n
6i2 - Morton 1T. ne.--i r.. b. 49,. $3.50
lO2o 3rh at. nn-5 r. w...,.. $3.50
49, r ct - r. w c~so
l"21 X -. SET r.. w. 81 30
JAMES +. SHEA. ~'''
Gf3 La Ave " "
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wANTED--AuTOMoBILEs,

OI.lClTED for our sale
inesday or Saturday, 10
Penna. ave. NV. Main
.factnrN method
Evening star., 1928-03-09

TWO LARGE nfJJns AID EATI. ,HFpEf
sgstSd ssS fgsfofIishsds lnep tgssis. UEbt
4&.nopF hotel asgsias. $50 10 300 Ho.
AAGSsI0r. 1s1T y kt nv
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MANTEIIl-.-tflHlafA

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11s ailG ruifG FsAsgua4y3e @a3#3hs 1isfslife
tptstaVr Dent Aa1iess Eos 5s1'E sfaf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1bF{L rDT;N1RJ HOME f9f t"gU assidssH.
Gatbffs ease ss84taas nse3 $50 Def niRaib
Iadtes& HnK J93 r. sIaf Office, 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


TO rem. an apt. in modern bldg. conven.
lcnt NV. location. near schools. churches,
ear line theatcrs. etc. all huge. outside rms
tile baths. parquet floors finest trim 3 rms
So5: rms so. Very special proposition of
interest to desirable tenants chance To get
real ant. at extraordinary terms Phone
North 4396 or see janiior at 1901 Park
Evening star., 1928-03-09

LARGE ROOM. DINING ALCOVE. kITCH-
en-. bath. completely furnished: facing Smith
sonlan Park five minutes center city. lanl-
tor service: $50 month. Phone FIR. 1867.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ill luAItIl.
COUNTRY faDAftI,

q SFC0aD s%5AT t.iaDis4ae@ f.9H3s eItli
igsta ~ s4lsat@ bsb4e. Aa9ffRs b@s #i5t r.
SAaB GgsIgF IJ'
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zoos 18th ST. N.W.--M0ST ATTRACTIVE
serond-fioor front apt. one room. kitchen.
bath: completely furnished. Ring Ant. |.
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SAI.E-AIJTO TRUCKS.

FORD TON TRUCK. 1896 model; very tino
Condition. equipped with Ford cab and
screen Steel BODY ana starter: = wonderful
bargain. Sl3s Also light delivery. express
body. SSs Open unfii nm. Universal!
Auto Comrary. 1892 st ---
REQ 2-TON TRUCKS two. stake bodies:
eood condition; y wears old: price very res-
sonahle. Vim. A. Maio. 3Se1 NJ n. o.
ehHa e;h Il. 1DS Ss 1No'N' l'-f, 90 cas-" 10:
Evening star., 1928-03-09

FIRST-FLOOR FRONT-LARGE LIVING
rm. bedrm. kitchenette. inst h. w. phone
ami. everything furnished. 1918 st. NV
21l5 14th N.W.-DESIRABLE 4-R0OM
kitchen and bath apt. list floor: available
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
ESCAPED SLAYER COMES
 BACK TO TENN. JAIL
Calls Up SheTtH. Saying. Tm Ready for My Room"-Was
 in Woods.

Union City, Tenn, July Il (P- Johnnie Vaughn, 2l year old slayer of his rival in love was back in the death cell of the county jail here today after spending five days in West Illinois woods while deputies searched west Tennessee for him. Vaughn. under death sentence. es- capped from jail last Thursday night with four companions by cutting a hole in the jail wall.
 He telephoned Sheriff J. R. Me Cain from his home yesterday and told the office, ''1'm ready for my room." The startled sheriff led the youth back to jail where he must wait until the state supreme court reviews his case.
 At the jail the slayer told Me Cain. "I didn't want to wrong you" and added that he left jail to attend to some ''business' and expected to return the next morning.
 He didn't say what the "busint ss' was. 4 note was found in Naughn's cell after he escaped which said he would "be back tomorrow"
 He was convicted of killing Ro- land Bell last March and sentenced to the electric chair.