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Deaths

Frances Albrecht 70. 1872 Wisconsin.
Mary Ludwig IS city hospital. hypo-
static pneumonia.
Villain Henry swisher. g.. ei5 Berwick.
Bsssie Adeline Hius. As, 1924 West Mich
kan, chronic vascular renal disease,
William M. Proctor, So, 4o8 Moreland.
carcinoma.
wills Vance Ireland SO. Methodist hos
Befniee Chase Overman. 81, 4oss
Winthrop, broncho pneumonia.
Elizabeth johnson. "a. 251 North PERISH
paul III. schultz. %. $685. South Msrid-
ian npimonsry tuberculosis.
Cynthia A. Ridpath. 50. 4243 Central.
organic heart disease.
Loran II. Broadway. IS. st. Vincent's hos
Betty Lou Bowman. 8. Christian hos
pltal. Septicaemia.
John f Barnett. rs, 1919 West YER
mont. apoplexy.
Emma Rafert. IS. 1917 Fairfield,
Harry Fofrey. So, Central Indiana hos
Xii Elizs - seyoel. SIS. 2oo7 North Capt.
toll. cerebral heplorrhage. $3.50,
Charles. Fouts, 66. city hospital
Russell Rowiett. Il. $50 West Sixteenth,
Frederiek SGacksl. &C. Methodist hospital
G Ss:aE NJ ober. 70. city hospital.
William CLAYTON Duncan. "a. city hos
oital military tuberculosis.
Emma w. Elliott. s6. $500 Oake. hypo-
static pnkumoris
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Marriage Licenses

william H. Davis. IS. Of soT East
Twenty-hfth. tile setter, and Mary D,
Somerville. 80. Of 626 Massachusetts. in
spector.
James @. Carman. 4s. Of 800 st. Paul.
railroad employe. and Fannie Williamson.
%. OF 1888 Pleasant. maid.
Henry BlaYlock 81 of 1921 South
Dakota. box factory and Mary Rush. 20, OF
1921 South Dakota.
Harold Klepfer. IL OakIandon Isborer.
and Bernedette Sehad. Sunnyside. nurse.
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Births



John and Vida Smith. SIS North Ia
coma.
Albert and Cora Langley. l1s South ORR
entail.
Thomas and octavia Mcolury, 2224 West
Ellis and Edna Curtis. 1921 West New
York.
John and Bessie Atkins, sl4 West Thir-
Roscoe and Evelyn wrsy. 2722 Martin
dale.
Lorren and Lucille osting sa4 Roena
George and Lenos Irrgang. SO North
Everett and Ada Smith. iO4l North
Hsugh.
John and Una MeClintock. Coleman hos
pitai.
Vernon and Helen E. Parmerlee. Cole
Joseph and Beulah yesterday. 1898 Gull
Raymond and Alta Bird, Methodist hos
John and Anna Peterson. 2s44 North
George and Mary Petty. 9OS5a Virginia
Boys
Elmo and Fanny Saryer 2472 Cornell
Colmsn and Rebecca Green. COL East
CLARK and Thelma Gordon, SASS suther-
Albert and Edna Holman, 1881 South
Edward and Elizabeth Unyersagt. sss
Albert and Laverna wsdsworth. 2s2t
Paris.
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BuiIdinq Permits

CITY Ice and Fuel Company, boilers. 40
East Washington. $4,000.
HooSier Optical Company. repairs, Ia
North Illinois. $500.
wslgTssn Company. remodel 2o2 North
Meridian. $4,000.
Advance Transportation Company. heat
ins ii1e South Harding. $50.
Heck 8 KeTg. oaraSe. z0oz EAST THE
tieth. Si9Q.
". 2. kinney. garage. i40S East Tabor.
q. E. Rurzin. dwelling. 1919 Gron. So goo:
" Z. Heller. dwelling and geTase. i<4o
Colorado. $3.50.
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Ply o. c. ROSS, President.
b. J. T. JEUP. vice-president
"A. II. MOORE.
Business Opportunities

FOR TRADE-About Is mi. east: " acre
ground, or 5-rm. house. all kinds fruit
with grocery; several $500 stock: price
SO, 500 for 20 to 30 acres. About ID 70
25 mi. from indianapolis with to. 2
rm. house. Want to 20 in the chicken
business. COOKS AGENCY. 491a S. Del.
Ii. 7o20.
Well-equipped; tablished
trade: a Fnoney-maker for the right party
investigate. zig W. Maryland st.
BARBER SHOP chairs. og0o9odd lsocagIion'
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Help Wanted Female

SEVERAL GlHLS-To call on listed trade
IN city: must drive own auto: pleasant
w0>k: good pay. See hkr. O'Roufke At
2la " Maryland.
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Death Notices

BLITZSTEN. DIR. ELIZABETH PAULINE
thee Wolff wife of DR.. N. L. Blitzsten,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolf,
passed away Jan. 30. Services at the resi-
dence. 3743 NJ Meridian. Friday 10 a. m
Friends invited. Interment Jewish
cemetery.
BOWAN. BETTY. LOU-Beloved little g.
year-old daughter OF Hazzie and Fredia
1856 BurdsaH parkway. Jan. 30 Funeral
Saturday, Feb. 2. 1870 p. m. at residence
Services Seventh Christian Church, corner
Uden and Annett Sts. at D. NJ. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
HILLS, BESSIE ADELINE-Age IS years.
wife Of John O.. and mother Of Bessie
May Hills. passed away Wednesday at
l0:31 a. m. at the residence 1924 w
Michigan St. Funeral services at ConKles
Funeral Home. 1884 w. Michigan St,
Saturday. Feb. 2. at 1890 a. m Friends
invited. Burial Floral Park cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home
after D. m. Thursday. Corrected
noelCel.
LEWIS. VINE ELIzABETH-7s years. wife
Of David B. Lewis. died Friday Feb /,
1929, at her home. $50 w. 3lst. Funeral
Monday p. m, at the residence Friends
invited. Interment in Crown HILL
OLIGER. JACOB Csc wears old. 900
String St. acute appendicitis. St Vincent's
hospital, wife and child survive. Funeral
notice later.
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BILL PASSED TO
TAKE JACKSONS
INSTITUTION JOB
Trustee Control Provided
for Feeble Minded
Colony.

The Indiana senate today passed
80 to IS the Northumberland bill
which removes the State Colony for
Feeble-Minded at Butlerville from
the control Of James Jackson,
superintendent of the School for
Predetermined Youth at Fl. Wayne
and brother Of former Governor Ed
Jackson. The bill now goes to the
house.
Predetermined persons in both the
institutions are treated like hogs"
it was charged in the bitter debate
on the measure.
The measure provides a special
board Of trustees for the Butlerville
institution and that the trustees
shall select a superintendent. at
present both places are under d.
rection of the trustees of the Ft.
Wayne school.
Half of Teachers Quit
Senator Robert L. Moorhead, In
dianapolis, who with Senator j.
Francis Lochard, Milan, sponsored
the measure, made the charge that
inmates at both places are treated
like hogs, and blamed present adj
Hinistrative head, of which Jack
son is chief.
Only 10 per cent of the feeble
minded in the state are being cared
for and that explains the "econo-
N.Y. OF the present administration
in returning $4,000 from its ap-
preparations to the state in the past
TOUR years, ne said.
Moorhead also declared that his
refusal to stand for" conditions
81 the feeble-lninded institutions
probably was the reason for his re-
noval from the state budget COM
clittee by Ed Jackson when Cover
nor.
Senator c. Olive Holmes, Gary.
also argued for the bill, declaring
The present administration of the
two schools is making no efforts to
care for hundreds of applicants for
admission.
Half of the veteran teachers of
the administration of DR.. Byron
Biggs, who was replaced as super
intendent by Jackson, have resigned
because of conditions under the
present regime, he slid.
Soldiers Home Bill Passed
Although the present regime has
cut down expenses by treating in
mates as if they were prisoners in
a detention home instead of CIV
ing them opportunities to live in the
normal life of the community, it
has been a "ridiculously expensive
policy" he declared.
And while DR.. BiggS spent more
for the care of inmates he rode
in a Dodge car while Jackson rides
in Packard of Cadillac, Holmes
charged.
Senators Lee j. Hartzell, Ft.
Wayne, and Otto w. Koefig, Fl.
Wayne, defended the present adj
miniStration, citing that the per
capita cost Of caring for inmates
has been cut from $500 to $70O a
year to less than 5000.
The senate also passed, 43 to 3,
bill providing a bipartisan board
of trustees for the Indiana Soldiers
and Sailors home at Knightstown
instead of the present board repre-
senting patriotic organizations.
The bill is being opposed by some
veterans on the ground that it re-
quires the trustees to farm out"
orphans at the home as chore boys
or house servants and provides for
adoption of orphans without the
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Where to Eat
Instructions

in all branches. Pre-
paratory course under qualified instruc-
tors for local students. We assist to en-
ployment during and after training. GOT
Meyer Kiser Bldg. Ri 1912,
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WE WILL PAY

WE WILL FAY
MOVING EXPENSES
1888 Shriver; 4 rms; in-a-door bed,
tile bath, range, refrigerator, gar, how'd
1921 Wilcox; rooms; elect; s12.s0
2S5 N. Elder, rms, elect, sink; $3.50.
COLORED
$50 w. Vermont St; 5 rms, inside
9s5a W. Vermont; inside toilet, sink,
water paid; new paper. elect. SIS.
852 Camp. (rearl; inside toilet, $3.50
1923 Brooks; Arm. cottage, NV pa So
23o5 Massachusetts; rms, elect; Sill
901 w. 18th; 3 rms. new pap, elect, SO.
r. II. HARTMAN. 224 N. DELAWARE.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

houses ana Flats Furnished
,,,c-o1,a----z- = -.
WOODRUFF PL.-Attractive, furn., 6-rm.
nome. neaG urn: reasonable: ca: 4l40:
houses TOR NeT1E
.z------------
AShOW ave, l626-Cozy 6-rIn. double;
IN. tollet. go. coz, ga; $50. Oh. 4887-M.
ASHLAND, 1637-6-rm. mod. dble.. water
pd, garage; $32,50. II. 421G-J.
Sl sysgs p oI3iv sse @SRS-6 pnS' modern
CHADWICK. ssT-7-room single. inside
t0As e. gSftsse. Ne 3nts s<o' 0onN IAN
- - S---S: =. - = =; ----
COFFEY. 525-Dandy arm. cottage; gas,
-nghIs, garage; Al conoltlon. Be. l04l.
COLLEGE. 5249-5-room. strictly modern
oouole; preaKIasI rn.: Al. Au: 5614.
Goi,5is oer s9s bs aIoa
i7TvTTP or . 81
z acre: S1j' RI, Sal l'' -si''0' so''
IA On g -o.-7,3s = - 1S-o7Tsoe. re-.
nook. full b. serient. i esPaee r. 24 tss'
Fast zs4--s-T71 NOD 6o1Ss s1o-s-
room, steam heat. near market oar.
DR.. i274. So
ENGLISH IzTI-5-roon1 modeTn double:
gar; Al: new furnace. Dr.. IS29-W.
HENRTCKS PT,- 264-7-rn7- mod dbl:
hardwood good furnace ga Ri 2O61
TynT MEG SrO0,, Io,hIa. -ad,, 90.
Feb. rent: gas electricity; $3.50; water
Included. IA. 375S.
Ts7TST5T :; : 49,:
toilet: wa Nd. CAS- car S9i' No Ssas-
TTI5TEPSGJ
woods: laundry, rsadv mnve in ~ Sh A oo97
TTTTTPc055 az -, 5-i-
good cond.. garage; $s5 Oh. 1851.
ETSTIU019T7 5o95 -, : 80
ss5: for YEAR SsA HI ami MIS- ''.''00- -
SSSsSzTTT 3
pear ford Yscta1 eeclg S5S X 81 1slo
STTTT Ts
decorated: sos. water naid mr. 5aso ~ -
STTN7STTSS;51
pas well cisterf' oaTaoe. Sis ri s4Si
SSI5T7; = =
ern 6ouble water Maid. sSi J''' 7-t.oo
STTsI17S : !. :; -,
NEWMAN. l9li-6-rm. south half modern
q ISo1aapiEes; naroWoods' gar water pa. On
-.
NOEIH, FL e2z61Mooern o-rm: doupie
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA N, 52e-Warm hsekping. rms
modern; everything furn., So. Ri. 1915
ALABAMA N. 1862 front connecting
rms run water: 81. Ii. 1852. Ri. o0ls
ASHLAND. 1905 rms. In apt; girls:
privllege housekeeping; ress. BE. 2059.
EARTH. 1Si5--Suite of small rooms.
light housekeeping: private entrance.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1852 large modern
adjoining rms: priv. entrance. He. 4T71.
BELLEFONTAINE. I722-3 LARGE doWnsfrs
rms. private entrance He. 1927
BROADWAY. 1f0e-Fnrnished 4 attractive
front rms range: phena; car space
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Room for Rent With Board

BELIEVED, s54-Attractive. warm rnl
good meals: laundry. $3.50. Be 0gsl-R
CAPITOL. NJ 2I57-Comfortable rms.
NOD. private home. go: meals. Ha. 2567-R,
CENTRAL. 22i5-Nice. warm room: i or 2:
good meals. he. 1920.
DEEAWARE-North Of 30th; unusually fur
nished room in private home: excellent
meals. maid service: garage optional: bus
service; reasonable. Ia. 1920.
DEL, N. OF 30TH-Beautifuily furn rm.
to share with girl: gar. Ia. $500.
LOCKERBIE 628-Nice warm rms. plenty
hot water: meals optional. Ri. 1f03.
NORTH-Attractive rm.: good meals: near
golf links. He l29l-W.
OHIO, E.. 408-WsD heated modern room;
home cooking.
PARK. i2l1-Lovely. large front room:
home cook; private home. Ri 1856.
RINGGCLD, 2S56-Modern, private home:
near Garfield Park. Dr. 6876-J.
18TH E. 2Ii5-Nice warm rm. plenty hot
water; good meals. Oh. 1928.
18TH. III. E.-Attractive warm nm; priv
home: College car: SIS each for 2. He. 2S24.
CHLDREN-Board; warm. mod. home:
laundry includ. 606 Somerset. S. Be. 1853.
NICE RM.-For 2: good meals: real home.
Wa. ils8-W.
YOUNG MAN-To board with couple who
viii appreciate good home. II. ll25-J.
ROOM AND BOARD BABY-No other
Children: modern home. Be. 433z-W.
REFINED GIRL-Share in modern apart
nlent. 81. Lii $500.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
Sanitary Commissioners Of the Sanitary
District OF Indianapolis. that on the I2th
gay OF February. 1929, beginning at the
nour OF 10 O'Clock q. m, and continuing
throughout the remainder of said day and
from ,, DAY to day thereafter, II necessary.
II WI, pursuant to Resolution No. 1856 81
ssld Board duly passed on the 3ist day
Of january 1929, offer for sale and sell
ag private sale, at the Boards garbage
plalnS at Eagle Woods. in indianapolis.
Of personal property, and each of them.
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Legal Notices

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
year 1921, motor No. 604056, New York
license No. 6M4605. to cover storage and
other charges, sale to be held at f42 w.
Market st. ELM GARAGE.
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POSTTIoN-As housekeeper by refined
nliddIe-aged lady. with daughter; exp. in
all depts.; ref; widower; bach. pref. Mrs.
E. NJ Tesggarden. sos Liberty St., Mus
cantine. Iowa
COLORED-Woman to do any kind OF
work. Call He. 1853.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Condncment case,
ready to go at once. Oh. 0925.
COOK-White: small restaurant: can take
full charge. Box ETC, care of Times
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Hotels

LASALLE HOTEL
Ohio and Senate. Steam heated, run
ming water in all rooms; neat clean;
weekly rate 81 up. Ii. 0928.
DRExEL ARMS-730 N. Illinois: outside
rooms; st1am heat. hot water: 50 week
and up. Ii. 2621.
HARBOUR HOTEL
617-619 NJ H.: nice. warm rooms!
modern conyeniences; reasonable rates.
HOTEL LINDEN
Where two can really live as cheaply
as onep'
Double rooms by the week at Gingle
rates. $8.75 to $10.5O. Excel. coffee shop.
ALABAMA ST, N. 920-Seminole hotel;
clean, comfortable rooms with bath; sim
gle. $3.50; double, So week. Ii. 1496.
STEAM HEAT-Housekeeping and sleeping
rms, So to so; Clinton Hotel 90 Vir. Ave.
HOOSIER INN-440 Mass. Ave, clean, out
side, steam heated rms, hot water.
ONEIDA HOTEL-2iB S. Illinois; steam
heat: special rates; So up.
PAY all your bills with one cheek; heat,
light, water. maid service, linen fur
nished; comfortable rooms; 81 per week
and up. Denison hotel.
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2736: cory 5-room
water paid. Si7.50:
Owner. RI 2718.
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Business Announcements

PAPER HANGING SERVICE:
IA YRS EXP; PRICES REAS. Oh. 2004.
FEATHERs-Bought sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. 8
z. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Ri. $685..
PAINTING-Papering by good machanic;
wall paper samples; est. free. Ia. 0955.
PAPER HANGING = First-class: special
winter prices, Fred A. Jayner. On. 2789
PAPER-At giVe-away prices: work guar.
Q. w. Bennett. 1927 e. 10th. Oh. 1884.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING, plastering;
s. rm. and up. Oh. 4l32, ring !.
PAPER TAKEN OFF-By steam. No longer
sloppy job. Paper hanging. Ri. 6345.
PAPER HANGING FREE-No red tap
Ivy samples; 10 years exper. Oh. U512
PAPER HANGING-Paper clng painting:
VIZ. guar; neat. Mr. Gulley. DR.. 6468.
PLUMBING--And heating installed on easy
payment plan. J. w. Harren Oh. 4290-J.
REMoDELING-Repa roofing and
painting. CHI. 1866.
RUGS CLEANED-9xl2. $3.50. Specl 10 da
CAL ano Gel: keemer Rug Co. Oh. 5336
WALL PAPER-Cleaning, 75c a rm.; white
workers: reas. work. DR.. 1858.
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COLORED-Colnmbla.
double, inside toilet
$50 pays TIL April 4.
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LAGONDA UPRIGHT PIANO
In good condition; beautiful tone; Just
the thing for beginners; here's a real
honeSt-to-good bargain for only 500 .
low terms of only ST 90 a week.
PEARSON PIANO COMPANY,
1880 N PENNSYLVANIA LII 55I3
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Musical Instruments
WHITNEY GRAND

ORTHOPHONIC victrola-Radiola combi-
nation style 7-3; good as new; only
slightly shopworn: regular price complete.
S350.00; special at S195. Easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
1880 N. Pennsylvania Ii. 55l3
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| WILCOX FLOWERS-The business mans
| florist Flowers for eVerv occasion l9 E
Market st. Ii. 0355.
| CUT-And potted flowers: floral designs for
! all occasions: delivery Fred Lienhoop
Dr. 6220
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FOR COLORED.
50 H st. n.w.-e r, b.. h.-w.h., SIS.
21S6 9Th st. n.w.-6 rms, water. S75
1898 Corcoran. st;=s r: b, slec. SAT.
S21 N 1t. NV T., b., h.-w.h., elee., e45
w. McKINLAY, 1925 You st.
North 4e07.
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BURLEITII.
3Slz L ST. NV.

Splendid stone-front house of rooms and
tiied bath with shower. bedrooms large
double rear porches upper screened and
inclosed), open fireplace. perfect condition,
beautiful lawn and rear garden. garage.
House Is within one SQUARE Of graded.
stores nearby and bus service convenient.
Rental, $50 per month
SHANNON < LUCHS, INC,
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RENT--FARNIS.

3 ACRES OF LAND AND HOUSE OF RMS.
cleo. in Kenllworth, d. c.; excellent land;
will lease. per mo-, $45.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY, $50 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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MT. RAINIER, MI
a Enn

Bungalow. nice rooms, bath, INV h.,
cleo, gas. water and sewer; large lot, beau
tiful lawn, shrubs. Submit your terms.
PERRY BOSWELL,
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RENT Observation-Disclosures
(COntiuued)

COLORED.
sig 2nd St nw.-9 rms, bath, gas. $50 so
a43 End st. s.w.-6 rms, bath, gas. 90 So
2048 4 st. n.w.-6 rms. bath. gas. -. As. SO
1913 21st st. n.w.-6 rms, bath, gas. 40. sc
321 South Capitol ST rms, bath. gas Al 90
% Myrtle st. nee rms bath, gas 81 SO
81 Myrtle St net rms, bath gas, IS. 81
1880 9th ST. NV rms. water 80. % 50
1918 G st. SEE rms, bath. gas. -. go. So
1929 B st. me- rms, bath, cleo 80. 90
337 18th st. s.e.--6 rms. bath. gas. 80. 50
523 23rd st. n.w.--6 rms. water. u. 81
1915 Marion st. n.w-6 rms, water. ~. so
65l goth st. ne.--4 rms. water. $50. ~. DO
l6 14th st. SEE rms, water ~. SO
5l3 23rd st. n.w.--5 rms, Water. 20. So
205 Va. ave. s.w.--5 rms. water. ..... 20. 30
sos N. H. ave. n.w-5 rms, water.... rs SO
235 Oakdale ST. n.W-6 rms, bath gas 80. 50
1918 ST. Se--5 rms, water ,,.,.. 20. so
201 Va. ave se--5 rms, Water..... 10 SO
1925 10th st. n.e.-4 rms. water...... 1880
JAMES +. SHEA.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Why PAY MORE?
FSoGf Fps 9th 1855 caer
H TIE 5H4Ts rPd Msrs1 e X
' TIE EaI%5 sEd 1927 ssA Lamont S. Y !s'o
THE TaE Sc Sc SOTO, 1900 Mass. Ave N.Y. ~
r004 TIE eng qu HasS 2los 18th ST NV 80 ~
'Ff G 53Ii fGS 0f5e Lanlsf Woo
iRa sSGHs a. f3!s s.
to rooms en rN bath 55ss s2s 50 70 $40
m SsHHs h8s Is:a Lamea e
70 THE EST 81 PAUL 1872 18th s. TO- NV s.oOO
You viii fnd nd BY that the sboSe
due to the fact TT, that you rent direct from
Hunter locates in the Spring and not in the
Fall when there is always scarcity of de-
sirable apartments: AS special induce;
for any period desired and rents will be
effective June LIST, possession. immediately.
may be made at any time by applying 10 the
cHAs E. TR1BBY. SIC Dist. Nat. Blk. Bldg.
Day phi, Main 477s; night phi. Col. $3.50.
1882 CONN. AVE.
3 RMS, KIT, BATH, $67. so.
Front apt. Large rooms. closets.
? RMS, KIT. & BATH, S47.5C.
All outside rooms Perfect condition. Cool.
COLORED-619 9 NV.
4 r, k, bath; corner, cleo, bath. 306 M
NV. r. <. B.; nice condition. N. sl29.
THE PRESTON, l743 NV. APIS,
three rooms, X. b.. some with back
porches; all big rooms; near Dupont Circle
rents at $50 and SIS; NO LEASES.
THE LANvALE, 1922 N Nw.-Apts., two
rooms. large kitchen and bath; both front
and rear; large rooms; block. from Du-
pont Circle; rents at $45 and $50; NO
cHAs. s. sHREvE. 1922 Conn Ave.
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Unusual Location.
1860 CLYDEsDALE PL.. NV.
Just two blocks north Of Columbia I'd. at
18th. overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Reasonable Rent.
Frigidaire to be installed. Apartment con-
tanning rec, hall. living room. bedroom' din
Apartment with rec. hall. living room,
dinet,, kitchen, tiled bath with buiit-in tub
and shower; S45.
CAFRITZ,
1915 14th st. Main $3.50
11O3 EAST CAPITOL ST.
: FACING LINCOLN PARK.
Two ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH
TELEPHONE AND GARAGE SPACE IN
GUIDED.
RENT, $3.50.
w. ]. PILLING,
1416 + ST. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-FARM OR LAND IN MARYLAND
or Northern Virginia Tel. Capitol Heights
3s7. SHAFFER. Seat Pleasant. Md ia
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STORY BRICK BUILD
ing containing 1900 feet floor space Easily
accessible. Rear 1000 block LIST ST. NV.
Adams 1914. 13'
727 18th NW.-STORE RM. SIS 90
lll4 II n.w.-Store. Observation-Disclosures. so. 90
lib D-Large store. 3 r............ so 90
2l7 10th s.w.-Store. ......,.......... 40. 90
Cog TIN s.w-Large store and apt. 5
FLOYD E. Davis COMPANY
1888 18th St. NV. Main $50, 352.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$25-7 ROOMS, ELECTRICITY, GARAGE,
garden space; on Lee Highway, in Falls
Church. Col. lib. 13'
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW, ELEC., GARAGE,
large chicken house, fine grounds, shade,
flowers; 5 miles out on State road; adults.
Lincoln 619 Is"
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RENT WORCESTERSHIRE.

CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CIRCLE-IDEAL FOR
trees, ample grounds. Wisconsin 1878.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS - COM
pletely furnished, June-Oct., Z rooms, break
fast alcoVe, 2 baths, electric refrigeration.
automatic hot-water heat, cedar closets. ga
rage, screens throughout. SEQ mo. Phone
Georgia 1888. S'
CLEVELAND PARK-JUNE TO OCTOBER
excellently furnished; sleeping porch. garage,
baths, Frigidaire. Cleveland 1924.
FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
Circles large rooms. 2 baths, hreplaces.
h.-w.h., cleo, garaEe; splendid condition.
Sis month. Can inspect Sunday. North
z08z.
1854 RENO RID N.W.--LARGE LIVING RIM
kitchen. breakfast alcove, bedrooms and
sleeping porch, h;-w:h., automatic gas heat
er. cleo; lot with flowers and shrubs; ga
rage. Rent sos per mo. for 1 or 2 years
HERMAN Z. GAsCH.
1895 New York Ave. National 323o.
CHEVY CHASE, .. e, HALF BLOCK EAST
rooms. sleeping porch, garage; pleasant
Mckinley Sc. Clev. l42. l3s
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Clarendon. Va Pohne sS3t sae-w.1

y 4NLINIoI1' UoO-N-
GROOM HOUSE, 2iz ACRES, IN VILLAGE;
fruit, flowers; store in yard; on State road;
fine opening for general merchandise 1924
18th st. 10"
TELEPHONE KENSINGToN 236 AND AR
rangementS will be made to show you
WaShington'S ideal suburb aud the property
that comes nearest to meeting your require
mentS.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

32oS HIGHLAND PL. CONN. AVE. AND
Newark. Cleveland Park-Detached 10-room
house. Every comfort. Long lease. 13'
COMFORTABLE ROOMS, MAY is TO
Oct; rent reasonable.
Phone Col. 1900. IS"
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40 TO 80 APARTMENT BUILDING FOR
permanent investment, with only one trust.
Can make good cash payment. Give ad-
dress, price, trust, monthly rents and yearly
expenses. Address Box 3l4-V, Star ONCE.