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Evening star., 1929-07-01

College, has been assigned to duty in
the Bureau of Insular Affairs; Lieut..
Col. William L. Patterson, from the Bu-
reau of Insular Affairs to the Office of
the adjutant general, War Department;
Maj. Max r. Stockton, Medical Corps.
from San Francisco to the Panama
Canal Zone; Capt Eli e. Brown, Medi-
cal Corps, from the Philippines to Fort
George g. Meade, Md; Maj. William G..
Mckay, Medical Corps, from Fort Lo-
gan, Colo, to the Philippines; First
Lieut.. Leland S. Mabry, Dental Corps,
from Walter Reed General Hospital to
the Panama Canal Zone; Capt. Rufus
w. Leigh, Dental Corps, from Hawaii
to Baltimore; Maj. Carlton L. Wander
boget, Medical Corps, from the Soldiers
Home, this city, to the Panama Canal
Zone; Capt. James r. Hudnall, Medi-
cal Corps, from the Panama Canal
Zone to the Army Medical Center, this
city; Capt Harold G. OFT, Dental Corps,
from Walter Reed General Hospital to
Evening star., 1929-07-01

"After suffering for over year I
am thankful to say that in Miller's
Herb Extract found the one medicine
to overcome my health worries and I
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Only a few weeks ago my stomach
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and there seemed to be no relief in
sight, as had been treated for my
trouble over year and showed no
improvement to speak of. I was very
nervous, suffered with pains across the
back, also side, and terrible headaches;
then, too, seemed to have great
deal of trouble with my kidneys and
was chronically conStipated, which
think was just about the cause OF all
my other trouble. What little food I
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stomach to sour and ferment. Several
weeks ago made up my mind to stop
everything else and give this remedy
trial, and from what it has done in
my case do not think Miller's Herb
Evening star., 1929-07-01

Honolulu, Hawaii; Capt. Ira G.. Hunt,
Infantry, from the West Point Military
Academy to Boston; Lieut.. Col. Albert
H. Mueller, Cavalry, from Santa Fe,
N. Mex, to Milwaukee; Capt. Ralph
Mills, Corps of Engineers. from the
Canal Zone to the War Department:
Capt Clarence N. Try, Corps of Engi-
neers, from Florence, Ala, to the PAN
anna Canal Zone; First Lieut.. Frank M,
Albrecht, Corps of Engineers, from Ha-
waii to Fort Humphreys, Va; Second
Lieut.. Finis e. Dunaway, jr.. 18th En-
gineers, from Fort Humphreys, Va, to
Hawaii
The President has revoked the order
for the retirement of Col. George Vid-
mer, Cavalry, the officer having with
and he will remain on the active list.
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TopAY,s ADJUSTMENTS.

Metropolitan Thunderbolt. photo
play, at 11:25 am, Us, 3:25, 5:25, 7:25
and 9:25 pm.
Fox-"The Black Watch" at IL :35
am. 2:15, 4:40, 7:30 and 9.55 pm.
Bridge of San Luis Rey," at
HAS am. 2:20. SOS, 7:30 and 9:45 p m.
EarIe-"Wolf Song" at 11:4O am.
1885, $40, $50, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"The Cocoanuts" (second
week., at IL am, los, BIS, 5:25, 7:3o
and 9:40 pm.
Ambassador-"The Wolf Song" at
6:15, and $50 pm.
"Innocents of Paris" at 2,
1855, $50, 7:45 and 9:4O pm.
Central-"Love and the Devil" con-
tiruous from IL am. to IL pm.
Evening star., 1929-07-01

EsTs over two years prove that An exclusive Nat
ural Process Develops the Mellow Flavor of Clcquot
Club" declares DR.. Frank c. Gephart, formerly con-
sutng scientific expert, U. s. Dept. of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1929-07-01
.GUNMEN QU|zzED
IN MARROW DEATH
Two, With Long Records, Are
Being GriIIed by New
York Police.
BY the Associated Press.

/ BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Two gunner,
with long criminal records. were be-
ing subjected to rigid questioning today
in connection with the Staying week
ago of Frank NARROW, night club owner.
The men, with an 18-year-old youth,
were captured in dramatic raid on an
apartment building in Long Island
City, 10 minutes drive from the cenle-
terry in Flushing where NARROW was
found dying with three bullet wounds
In his head and neck.
In the apartment detectives found
two pistols, a quantity of ammunition
and some tear gas bombs. At one of the
windows a pairof binoculars was mount
ed on a swivel bracket These, one of
the prisoners explained, were used to
watch for enemies.
The prisoners, who are held as ma
terial witnesses, are Dar Crosse,
alias David Crosse. and N !1las Nc
Dermott, alias John Sterling Their
arrest brought the number held as wit
nesses in the NARROW case to eight.
Seen Soon After Staying.
Police Commissioner Whalen said
Crosse and McDermott had been seen
five minutes after NARROW was found
and were in an automobile which fitted
the description of the car NARROW was
seen to enter on Broadway, As minutes
before his body was found.
Crosse Whalen said was wanted by
Federal authorities as the fifth member
of the gang which killed a guard and
wounded a driver and a policeman in
the robbery of a mail truck of $500, 900
in Elizabeth, N. j., three years ago.
A squad of detectives yesterday sur
rounded the apartment building, of
which Crosse and McDermott were the
only tenants While two went to the
door two others climbed a fire escape
and covered the suspects with pistols.
Tried to Bribe Detective.
Detective Hyman Levine, in charge
of the raiders, told Commissioner
Whalen that Crosse offered him bribe
Of 100000 to let them escape.
John Graham, youth who called at
the apartment while the detectives were
there, also was arrested.
Evening star., 1929-07-01

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orders. Yes, can truthfully say I
feel better in every way than have
for years. Also give my daughter Herb
Extract, and my sister, who used it on
my advice, says that she finds it salts
factory in every way" This statement
was given by Mrs. w. j. Reck, 1857 G
street S.W., who is widely known in
Washington, having lived here all her
life.
If you feel in need Of this medicine
don't experiment with something sup
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sole purpose Of explaining Miller's
Herb Extract formerly called Herb
Juice) and learn why Ii Is the choice
of hundreds of thousands. His hours
are am. to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1929-07-01
GEN. SIMONDS DETAILED
TO BOARD ON RIFLES
Promotion of Six Lieutenant Colo
nels to Colonels Among Army
Changes Announced.

Brig. Gen. George S. Simonds, Gen.
eral Staff Corps, has been detailed as a
member of the board of officers which
is to recommend a specific caliber for
the development of the semi-automatic
shoulder rifle; Lieut.. Coils. Bruce Pal
mer Cavalry, Paul M. Goodrich, Will
liam w. Taylor, jr., and George A.
Herbst Qnfantry) and James E. Shell
ley and Edward Calvert (Quartermas-
ter Corps have been promoted to the
grade of colonel; Lieut. Col Greed F.
Cox. Field Artillery. at the Army War
Evening star., 1929-07-01
TEXT BOOKS SET ASIDE.
Adoption for Kentucky Schools Is
Wiped Out,

FRANKFORT, KY, July @-
The recent adoption of text books for
Kentucky's public schools has been
wiped out finally in an agreed order in
the Franklin Circuit Court.
The order, entered in the suit of W.
G. Bell, State school superintendent, sets
aside the 20 per cent of the adoption
held legal by the Court of Appeals as
well as the 80 per cent the higher court
directed be thrown out
Evening star., 1929-06-29
SALE-RUSINEss PROPERTY.

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
c0kNER PROPERTY, SUITABLE BUILD
ing and location for lunch room or ONCE:
Apartment above contains four rooms and
within three blocks Of Pennsylvania avenue.
SOL c ST. s.w. washington, D, c.
RENT-WAREHOUSES.
HEART OF DOWNTOWN sECTION--FOUR-
story, nreproof warehouse, loading platformn; @ IN
h.-w,h., gas. electricity; approximately $500
so It, Excellent condition. Eiev'
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
18th a Pa. Fea. Hvs ffIS'e NV, Psa' Rational 4sl5
SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY.
FoyR-FAMILY APT. 5 ROOMS; ;.,s! BATH e odS ~
Thomas T1ii ?. Brown. Nv SIS u. st. s.w.
FOUR GROOM BRICK HOUSES ON LOT
about 10000 50; IT.; suitable for warehouse
etc. on 'Oth pERRTE i: las' MeGHAS seIih 9i NV
RIM. 71s, Mills BLDG. Main 1878
9-ROOM HOUSE, 3-STORY BRICK. NEAR
lst and Bryant nv RESTRICTED White stn ocs sSSOO
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SOla !th ST SW6ms15, R0oMs ISSSas.a RATa st.rb
ss@ ssRoS sGss f psrS
for D c. business property or lot. Mrs.
HOME, 8 ROOMS, CELLAR, GARAGE, 2
aolm.s, fs5ii Saf6 ioc4 nsaT nx sel Nam ssS run
70 SETTLE ESTATE, SMALL FARM. TWO
bungalows; city houses; business property
os Esased eesr iesG per Addess n1 ,0 Box ic Star
$4,000 6-room house on 42nd St. Chevy
SREak Shass tH6 fsfs ss Fern e. n nv s2
DowNToWN. STORE AMP APARTMENT, mt
near 18th and L; also small apartment well
rented trade for clear a9nses S6x or nsare Sss1G
VA. HTdHLANDsCFTNEsT e:R. MODERN
house in this section; walls Ifnsny- -nnisneo.
view: will accept clear lots or smaller
se.. house ta nth one trust Address BOX z'a.0'
! ROOMS, BATH; NoKoL HEATEE; AMd; AMI.
sx Zen. v ss tGs Fh sRa st. nuns
u INVESTMENT HOUSES, CLEAR, AND
Was Wash. i0' owner. SV1S 1904 <. Main ssSi
HOTEL WEsTMoREI4AND, COLONIAL
IroSnd. ssssn v'e Beach large ssrsn
Clear: win exchange for city house. ,SS. Can
Lin. 74S4. or see owner at hotel SO.
on upper izth st. An imposing building well
remodeled; large store and 3 rooms on fTst
Above; 2ocar gaTaSe. lst trust. 10000.
owner will exchange equity Of s17,5oo for
small apartment or may take larger build
ing ana EiTe =, sGfoT sf%e sfsh fMshhDDLEToN.
Realtor.
2oS Investment Bldg. Metropolitan 1927.
SOUTH RIVER PARK S-ROOM BUNGA-
low, completely furnished; built-in bath and
shower, hot and cold water, screened porch
across front and side; concrete walks front,
side and back; 2-car garage with 2 bath
houses in rear. each with shower on very
large corner lot.
CALL OWNER
At Cleveland 6651 or West 273o.
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SALE--HOUSES.
FOR COLORED.

SYLVAN VISTA, MD.
Near District Line. Modern 4-room frame
house on three lots. Hot-water heat and
electricity. Price 32.450 for quick sale.
CHAS. d. ~SAGER,
REALToR-BUILDER.
p24 18th st. NV. National O036.
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SALE-HOUSES.

RIGHT AT THE CAPITOI-e-ROoM MOD
ern home (on fioors). h.-w. h., elec.; per
feet condition and absolutely worth S12.000.
mediately. $3.50; convenient terms. Posi-:
lively nothing offered IKE i on CAPITOL
ever offered for sale. This will sell now,
so don't wait. Main 1881.
4225 AND 1929 BRANDYW1NE ST. NV.
West Chevy Chase)-Handsome 6-room
semi detached homes. These are such out
standing bargains that invite your inspee-
tion and critical comparison with other
houses as to price and quality; don't miss
these. H. C. BALL, owner and builder, 1908
VT. ave NV. Main 1916. so
BROOKLAND BARGAIN.
f55 per mo-. small cash payment. Jameson
built home; beautiful condition, year old
three bedrooms, h.-W.h. Pot 253S.
WOODBRIDGE SECTION 8-ROOM AND
bath detached frame dwelling; very pretty
location; lot 50x85; h.-w.h., cleo; near
schools. churches and stores. Out-of-town
owner wants quick sale. .EDW. p SCHWARTZ,
INC. 1914 Vermont ave, tsee Mr.. BirckheadD.
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RENT-BUsTNESS PROPERTY

THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept.
store VIII be vacant August l. lSx6o; win
dow display. Reasonable rent. Lease
on S wide sH street : balcony, once space. dry dry
storage space basement; lease can be ar
BOSS a. PHELPS,
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WkNTED-ACREAGE.

WILL PAY CASH FOR 500 TO i,200 ACRES
II CHEAP LAND IN VIRGINIA, located with
In 10 miles Of Washington; without improve
ments preferred. Address Box 1860, Star
Evening star., 1929-06-29
SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
n r AMI Mn

LIE NI1ASE< IlOR1ISC
d. c. AND MD.
We have the following new homes for sale
in restricted neighborhood where real estate
values are on increase. Well built and I'm
ished in all details. of which your inspec-
5420 Nebraska ave.-First story brick; s
rooms, 2 baths and entrance hall; S13,2So
5422 Nebraska ave.-6 rooms, baths and
entrance hail; Si2,500.
lavatory FIRST floor; built-in garage; Sl2,50o.
S33e Nevada ave.-6 rooms, baths and
entrance hall; si2.5O0.
6406 Georgia st. Chevy Chase, Md.-e
rooms: bath snd entrance hall; lot eoxzoo
JACOBSON BROS,
OWNERS-BUnDERS,
Main 2I2s. w ciev. H ssss wis. asls
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THIRD ADDITION TO
KINGMAN PARK.
FIFTEEN HOUSES NEARING COMPILE
TION-TEN MORE STARTING.
INSPECT NEW AND
IMPROVED DESIGNS. ..
PRICED S6.f75 TO $3.50.
MAKE SELECTIONS PROMPTLY.
The only new. fully modern. all :brick
homes for colored in the District Of Co
lumbia containing well proportioned rooms
Tsr rear poreheS. SSo0 Deep lots to S alleys Easy
terms Your obligation to yourself and
family should prompt you to inspect these
homes without delay.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
REATToR--owNER-B
ga l4th st. NV. National 003e.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

HEART OF DOWNTOWN SECTION---FOUR-
story freproof warehouse, loading platform,
h. ". h, gas, electricity; approximately $500
50. It. Excellent condition. Elev.
AMERICAN SECURITY e. TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept,
18th 4 Pa. Ave. NV. National 4Bl5.
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WANTED-FARMS.

WILL EXCHANGE GOOD INCOME PROP
erty in %. G, for small farm; prefer ghenan-
doah Valley or Charlottesville. Address Box
"a, Silver Spring, Nd.
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPEKTY.
C6RNER PROPERTY. SUITABLE BUILD
ing and location for lunch room or once:
Apartment above contains four rooms and
bath. Two-car garage built in. Property
within three blocks of Pennsylvania avenue.
w. S. HOGE, Jr., Realtor.
sol G St SW washington, D, c.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WOODBRIDGE, D. {.
1902 oath st-New house, 6 large rooms
breakfast alcove. fireplace. oak floors; large
lot, garage. Priced for quick sale bargain
See this before buying: easy terms.
F. SONNEMANN,
nd
Evening star., 1929-06-29
' 4 hHS L 4
BAR NONE!

CHEVY CHASE-$11, 500.
Detached brick, slate roof; e
rooms and bath, 3 porches. Built
by The Meatyard Construction
Co, 4OO7 Fessenden st. Open
this evening.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.,
Wis. Ave. at Window Pl.
Cleve. 274o.
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Houses for Sale

MAKE NE AN OFFER-Near St. Gather
ines; beau. mod. 5-rm. bung; must sell
next few days. Small down pay. Dr.. O553.
/ SQUARE FROM TECH-Cheap. on &C
count OF sickness. six rms, semi ooeTn
cottage, AGAR gar. viii consider trade on
acre or Of ground near city. lllZ Z.
10th 81. or cal Oh. 1927.
70 Riverside. I'VE years
old; only 81 $50. Down payment SlOO. a
real bargain. Or. 1915. after p m.
LOOK-Brick veneer. rooms: 1916 Hoef-
gen: electricity. gas, WELL 81 100; terms
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER -
Fire-proof storage house. Store now, pay
6 months later. No charge for hauling
in. New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 Z. Market. RI. 7I5O.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS hauling. Special
prices on overland hauling to and from
Ohio points. OTTO j. SUE9z. Ri. 1925
1851 night. Oh. 4579-Ch 0699-W.
BRITTAN TRANsFER-Moying $3.50 load;
large trucks responsible men. D.. 76l6.
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND TO or from
Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit Cleveland or
other cities. Dr.. 3071, or Ri. 4265.
BORNMAN TRANSFER CO.-Satisfactory
moving service. Overland trucking OF
furniture ana freight. Oh. 55N.
FURNITURE moved, $3.50 and up; large,
covered trucks. Ii. 1880. Oh. 143G
TRANSFER-Moving and all kinds Of
hauling Ii 2644.
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Apartments for Rent
Douglas Court

ii. 5f5o.
Douglas Court
Hish-grade apartment for colored; newly
decorated. heat water. gas and lights FUR
uleAed cheap rent; 21ot Boulevard place.
Dunlop & Holtegel
i22 z Market. Ii 65l7.
1908 MER.-Upper apt: 4 rms. and
ana va Turn. SIS. Dr. 2l87-M.
PLEASANT ST 1l12-4 rooms. bath. mod
eru apt. steam heat; street car and bus
service Dr. 65f8.
/. 2. 8, 4, 5 ROOM APARTMENTS
Furnished and unfurnished. locations,
north. east south and downtown at re-
H. II. WOODSMALL & CO.,
Fidelity Trust Bldg.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help YOU find an apartment. We
take YOU IN our car. No obligation Of
course Ri 1871
BELLiNGHAM - 36l0 Balsam Ave; newly
furnished va 44l3
BLACKSTONE
4o0i E. WASH St. newly decorated: 2
rooms; FrigIdaire. Reduced rent. See
H r. wOoDsMALL
7. 1891.
KENWCOD. 2435-Five rooms and bath;
newly decorated; modern; heat and water
furnished. Ia. 0l92.
OXFORD ST. r.. 1135-Nicely dec: lower
5 I'm. duplex. gar Oh. 089I-W.
TIE HAINES
8i0i2 N. Illinois: living rm. dinette. kitch-
cite, bath. nicely furnished $50 to S38.
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT North;
thoroughly mod; $40 Ii. 1888. HUI $685..
TENTH ST 1916 z. - Lower duplex;
wafer and fuel FIR
nished: sac Ia. 5706 Ia 6678
2IST. W. 40-Attractive 6-rm. mod. upper
duplex porches; yard: heat. Ia. 4702.
PER-4-room apt heat. light gas and
water furnished. Ha. 3309-J
try TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Houses and Flats Furnished

GOODLET. 1928 rms and bath, heat
and water furn. Be. l553-R.
NORTH-Lady VIII snare nice home with
couple or Adults. Ia. 1871. -
Ill n. 43l-Apt. 3. 3 cool rms. Victrola;
over-stutec. constant hot water. $40.
NORTH-5-room fat. completely furnished;
fine electric piano; must be seen TO be
appreciated. Ia 1850.
RILEY " 427-3-room apt private.
adults furnished. except linens. II. l493-W
TALBOT AVE. n. 2402-Upper duplex;
5 rooms; 2 BEDROOMS, SO week. IA. o8l1.
WALNUT. Z. iI5-3 rms, bath. everything
furn.. $50 See housekeeper n basement.
MERI AND 34TH-Cool. z-rm.. month
aug everything FUR Ia. 0l2l-R.
NORTHWESTERN 2507-2 furn mod
front rms. white IS, with ga. $3.50.
10TH -4-room house. 2 bedrooms. garage,
private entrance. Adults Oh 2547-J.
SIXTEENTH. E. 7l7-Near College avenue;
lovely modern furnished apt; rooms and
bath. porch and yard Ia. 1929
NEWLY PAPERED and well furnished.
mod. bungalow on Gale 81. for couples
without children. See owner. $50 W.
Wash
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Automobiles for Sale
Citizens Specials

Citizens Specials
1925 Dodge Coupe, racing head sl95
1922 Cadillac 81 Sedan ..... PAS
1922 Packard 6 Touring ... 145
1925 Ford Coupe ........... 80
1924 Packard Touring ........ 345
1928 Packard s Sedan ....... 295
1928 Packard 6 Touring ......, It's
1928 Packard 6 Sport ....... 295
1922 Dodge Coupe ....... $50
Enjoy the rest Of the summer and
fall in one of the above bargains.
Terms and trade. Open evenings
THE CITIZENS MOTOR
CAR co.
Packard Distributor Since 1904
81 w. 18th st. Riley 1895
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Cottages and Resorts

LAKE MCOY-4-room furnished cottage
by week or day. Owner $50 Parker Ave.
LAKE WEBSTER COTTAGES rms,
lights. garage cottage for wk. ends. 1918
Park. Ri 1908
LAKE WAWASEE-Lake front cottage,
near Waco pavilion; reasonable. Ia. 1913.
BOOK YOUR VACATION-On Barbee lake;
cottages for rent. Ha- 4067-J
5-ROOM COTTAGE-Lake James. well To-
Gated and in fine shape; July 26-Aug. 4.
Be. $500. eve. Be. 2332
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A GOOD-OpDortuui 10 help neignOors
and friends Easy 70 get started. Bust
ness grows fast All recessities-37 mil
ficr packages sold all over America last
wear Everv family needs them. Won
Certui values. E~e1~01e not only salts
fed Bat CcuEhtec NO experience
needed Whole 1r part time For fun
rsrftrsla-4 u-ri.e " r. RAWLEIGH CO..
-. rN---a = r-anunrt IL
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Business Places for Rent

l. .. AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfinished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware.
l.. 9458, Room 40
GOOD BUSINESS CORNER ON SOUTH
SIDE-Frsme building. big store room,
with living rooms now occupied.
Reasonable. II. $3.50.
VIRGINIA AVE, 865-Storeroom on
corner. 1Sx50; reaS.; owner. Ir. 0l56-J.
NORTF-Store with living rooms. well
located for business. sell on terms and
barg owner has travelling position. He.
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Houses for Rent

BROOKvILLE. S. 35-Flne location east.
s rooms. modern double, fruit cellar,
garage. water paid; $3.50. II. 1882.
BROOKSIDE AVE 183l-6-room modern;
garage on car line east; $3.50; water
pd CHI 1884
COLLEGE AVE. 1915 rooms modern;
newly decOra ted: hardwood floors thruout:
new furnace; water paid; garage; S35
CABLE. 211-3-rm. house; cleo, garage;
porch. pantry, good paper; $40.
CARROLLTON. 4S3O-Mod 5-rm. sleeping
porch; instantaneous heater; ga. S45 mo.
COTTAGE AVE. 1903 5-room house; wa.
pd; gas and electricity. Sic. Hu. 1853
DORNAN. 965i2-Upper duplex; rooms;
complete bath; water paid; S2l. Call Miss
Wiebke. Ri 95l2 or Mrs. Elsner II. 1855.
DAWSON. clipper duplex, mod. heat
fUrn. gar. Al cond. Ia. 6808.
FULTON ST. 327-6-room mod. home
water pd. good condition. Ii. 9156
HAMILTON, 344--4-rm. down, 2 up; en-
trance in and out; ? families; Al; S25.
HAUGH. 422-5-rm house. gas electricity,
garage. pantry. new paper; SD
NIER.. S. I5O2-Newly decorated 6-rm.
double. modern. water pd.; reas. Dr.. 1880.
OHIO, W. 1925-Double. rms, gas. elect
inside toilet. water pd.; good cond.; $18:
ORIENTAL, S. 1877 rms; gas, cleo,
garage. water paid: cement porch; S16.
REMBRANDT ST. 1637-North side Of dou-
bic gar. bath and furnace; SIS: Or. 088C.
SPRUCE, 1726-Up. dup, rms, gas, cleo,
inside toilet: gar. va. paid; SIS.
TACOMA N. 2O7-6 rms. inside toilet;
$500. Oh. 1868 DR.. 2432.
COLORED-I4I5 E nth; rooms. water
pc Key 1853 Arsenal Ii. 843l.
1908 s. RANDOLPH-4-rm.. semi-modern;
gar; newly pa; s2l. wa. pd. Dr. 252S-R.
SIND E.. 2306-5-rm mod. double, new
house hardwd floors built-in cabinet,
unoleum in kitchen. electric range. shades
furn.. gar, min. bus service; reas.
18TH ST F 9l2-6-room halt double,
newly decorated: modern. He. 2972
FREE RENT FOR ONE MONTH
2403 Kenwood, 1-room semi-modern,
newly decorated. Rent $50. Phone HUI.
4lo7-
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Trucks

G. NJ. c. 1927 1-ton capacity: powered
with famous Buick motor; new cab and
1915 tires all around. Service. 1925. ia
ton chassis and cab; this JOB looks and
runs ike new. G. VI. c.. 1927 2-ton ca.
pacity. powered with Buick motor: closed
cab and 3x5 dual tires on rear this truck
has been completely rebuilt and runs Ike
new. Chevrolet. 1927 chassis. closed cab.
is o. K mechanically GENERAL MOTORS
TRUCK CO. IA z. Market 81. Ii. 1857
USED TRUCKS - TRAuERs. TIRES
PARTS. EASY TERMS 1925 z MARY
LAND. DR.. 1920. INDPLS. TRK. PTS co
REBUILT DODGE GRAHAM TRUCKS
% to ii7-ton; rebuilt Packards. Ia and
tons; 40 other good rebuilt trucks. any
STYLE body. Parts. all makes trucks new
and used bodies. 1125 z. Maryland DR..
1920. indianapolis Truck and Parts CO.
FORD
ONE-TON 1927.
Good tires, cab and express body: good
mechanical condition. Cash or terms.
He. 1854.
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2 YOUNG MEN
Situations Wanted Mcie

WORK AND HOME-For boy q Tech.
sud- tam preferred Hu 223l-
WANTED VAIL PAPER CLEANING BY
experienced man Jameson. Oh. 5344-
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Lots for Sale
$3.50 CASH
Suburban for Sale

3 ACREs-Good place to build; $50 down,
bungalow on acres Of ground; $500 down;
Drive east on National Rd. to first road
east OF Bertermann S. north to lst house
north Of 25th St. Mrs. Haugh. Ri 555l
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Rooms for Rent

AVERY APT. 2-452 f. Walnut, down
town. large rm.. couple emp. or gentle
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CHEVROLET. 1927 sedan;
i've good tires, has had
excellent care. looks like
new and IS Al mechan-
ically, fully equipped. only
SIPS down. balance c. NJ.
A. G. plan. Jones-Whitaker.
Ave. Open evenings.