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LEO. r. HARLOW, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia; holding a probate court.
cea a dfai No. ef
Observation-Disclosures having been made
estate. by Leo p Harlow, as attofnsy-in fact
for Henry ct a. Il Is G5dsrsa nis
M KEN dfs OF sTssrst Jane s
ARD McMullsn: Susan n., MScMulian I Bu rms"
Muilan Marmion, Annie Mcmillan Nevin.
MSsh MsM pat1sk EHlHp MeM Mes
McMulian, Hush MCMILLAN. Rosena Nc Nc
ksy p Kt 3n hH k S1ifPn E kss key
Ks Bernard k p %5y D0%S
James Dornan. Ellen Dornan Kelly; John
Flynn, Bernard o'NeiIi, Patrick o'Nsil. Rose
o one Thomas o'Neill, James oNeilI, MRS.
Annie E. Murphy. John McCartan, Petrick
Mscs.sn Rose ry Msseesn BsTnsT Mssec
an, Mary Anne MAGE, and John Mageean,
kin OF said decedent, if any there BE. and
all others concerned, appear in said court
rSs such 1879 S6Ssk tsos
Lev nGsfe Eas ReDertt The
ming Star: once in each Of three successive
than thirty 1907 days before said return
ffH slP ooas@S SIiti'i viii.
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
IN THE su H9MaEh co 5ess1ne 81 THE DIS
co srls. Of r. eondemnatiSn 81 land for
minor street ity feet wide to Be SSs5
IN the District Of ColSm6ia.-District Court
No. 1894 Notice and order Of publication
s NSss IL hsrfS fte Of
lie ICES p.si Il Fl Ss$: .d Lev p.
ton In this court praying for the condemnas- :
p Of inc S .. s fee for x va so
known as ''simms Place" through square
4O62 in the District Of Columbia. as shown shown
as part thereof. and PRAYING also that ms
court empanel Jury In cS seeorS s nc ,sses n
may sustain by reason OF the opening -. OF
as 'simms Place" through square 4oS2. in
the District Of Columbia. and the con.
pa S thereof, and to assess as dement's
resulting therefrom the entire amount OF
pr psrcei Of ISnd which viii Be benefited
he h ta asd iaS Jury mag a d pr
lots or parcels of land win be BENEFITED. As As
a% for is in by Snd the O count day
Of October, 1929. ordered that all persons
having any interest in these proceedings be
and they hereby are, warned and con.
manded to appear in this court on or pc
O'Clock am. and continue in attendance
until the court shall have made Its nnal
Of damages and the assessment Of dement's
OF the Jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein; and 1t Is further ordered, that a
copy of this notice and order be published
twice week for two successive weeks, IN
The washington Evening Star. the wash
inston Post and the washington HERALD
commencing at least ten days before the
said 18th day. Of December, 1929. II Is
and order be served by the United states
marshal. or his deputies, upon each OF the
demned herein as. may be. found by the
said marshal, or his deputies within ne
District OF Columbia before the said 18TH
day of December, 1929. BY the court:
true true CODY. Test. FRANK E. CUNNINGHAM.
clerk BY HARRY NJ. NULL, Assistant
CLERK no30,S1.no6.7
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munity and In a section where ali houses
are new ana pretty eoloniH;Il tapestry ISH5:
incIosed sun psrior and slespine porch,
hardwood floors and beautiful chestnut
wood&ork throuGhout. concrete front porch,
with te.slass-mirror door, 2-colored tile
bath with built-in tub and shower. pedestal
merous well placed floor plugs, screened
throuehout. Wonderful kitchen with spe-
Cial built-in cabinet, one-piece sink, latest
type Frisidaire. enameled breakfast set. In
fact, everything you could possibly think OF
to nnodernize a home. This is the best value
offered since the war. and only one left.
Call Cleveland i754.W
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FURNITURE AND RUGS NEW. At PUB
AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. s236 mohair liv-
suite Everything in the furniture line. No
limit to anything. Two Hamsdon showcases
ST
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THOMAS J. OWEN Il SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A TWO-SToRY, BRICk
STREET NORTHEAST.
recorded in Liber No. 534o. folio 444. of the
land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the. party secured
thereby, the undersigned will sell ct public
auction: in front Of the premises, ,,r on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH.
1929. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the follow
Ing described land and premises situate in
the District Of Columbia. and being lot mum,
bered thirty-one t3D in block numbered
ten Cl0l, Metropolis View, as per plat
recorded in Liber rs at folio 162 Of the sur,
veyor's once records, as described IN saio
deed Of trust. upon the following terms;
chase price in cash, the balance In two IN
stalments in one and two years. respectively.
with interest at the rate of SO per annum
and secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold, or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser: taxes and interest paid or ad-
justed to the date of sale ell conveyaneine,
recording, etc, at the cost of purchaser;
good title or no sale; a deposit OF S25O.Oo
will be required at the time Of sale and
settlement to be within thirty t301 days OF
the date of sale. or deposit forfeited ana
IT, property resold at the cost and risk OF
tilc defaulting purchaser after five 90 days
some WASHINGTON newspaper.
Trustees
no4a& dsexSu No. o25 18th St NV.
SrTTSq I TWFM q SON ATJCTIONEERS,
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WEaCHLER g SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. NO. 1909 STREET

0ALE OE NhIO hbAlIS . Ot2LE,E.s2s2
PRRoPERIITYs;, NO. 1902 L STREET
py SiTtue of q certain deed of trust. dated
March 81. 1927. and recorded. March %,
1927. instrument No. 1855 Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. and at request
Of party secured thereby; the 9nders isint
in front of the premises; on MoND!AsYY; The
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. ls2s, a., ~
land and premises. situate in the pistrictt
Green's subdivision of lots in square 24s. IS
per plat recorded in. Iiber H. D. e. folio
526 Of the records of the once OF the sur
veyor of the District Of Columbia.
sold subject to q prior deed Of trust for
SIS 900 At pei. cent, due March q. 1890;
OF purchaser at sale. All conveyancing, re-
cor ding and notarial fees at cost Of pur-
chaser, Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale otherwise
at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
'0i' 49, THE MUNSEY TRUST CO,
Nv d, c. RADCLIFFE,
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THE MUNsEY TRUST CO.
BY d. c. RADCLIFFE,
Uira President
oc2s 24,2s, 2e, 20, 2s. so,s1,nci,S trustee.

rvTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH,
1929, AT THE SAME HOUR and place.
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sALE--HOUSES.
lCentlAaea.l
NEAR NAVY YARD.

Practically new house. acquired By
us at foreclosure. Priced at $1,000 less
than ORIGINAL price. Double porches,
aarage; paved street and alley. In
perfect condition and close 70 Ana
costa Parkway. Terms. $3.50 cash
payment. balance like rent. Phone
Nat 5S33.
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TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING CO., AUCTToNEERS
Auction Sale of Antique, New
and Used Furniture at Our
Spacious Rooms, No. 2O12
14th Street NV, Friday, No
veuber 9Th at 10 o'clock Am.

We will sell at public auction at the above
nitale of every description cSSInsistins Of
5Shhtls9ue %sinu wsar Char Rsb DusnS st
Sewing Table. overstuffed Davenport and
Chairs. Lamps. Shades; Russ; Dining Room
ators. Beds. Springs. Mattresses. Dressers,
Dressing Table and Bench. MahoGany Chit
forobe. Pictures. Mirrors, Cribs and Bassi-
nets. Baby Carriages, Strollers. Children's
Furniture and Bicycles and many other ar
ticles suitable for Christmas.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Aucts.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
REALTORS.
1912 Eye st. NV. Franklin 95O3.
$l5,750.
Corner-ChevY Chase.

A beautiful corner property Of brick and
shingle construction, with slate roof. IT
is delightfully."- situated little OF Conn. ave
ard on o most attractively handicapped lot,
9OXll3 There are six rooms Of unusual
size (three splendid bedroomsl. tile bath
room, huge living room with fireplace, re-
ception hall. side porch. large attic. The
house is in excellent condition and Is mod.
ern in every detail including Frtsidaire.
GARAGE. At the price asked 1t represents an
outstanding value.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
Help Wanted Male

Due to increased production,
metal fnishers, for lines, loose
panel fnishers and door hang
ers; trimmers and hardware
assemblers. Steady work and
good prices. Hayes Body Cor
poration, Inc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27

IMMEDIATE OPENING-For high class
salesmen, capable Of representing Indian
apolis Power and Light merchandising
department salesman. Prefer man with
direct selling experience. new 2oning plan
guarantees protective territory and per-
centage on store sales from territory:
See sales manager. 4th floor daylignt
corner. Washington and Meridian. from
. To n m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27

AN INDIANAPOLIS MANUFACTURED,
car to sell and deliver merchandise. USED
wear around and repeats. Opportunity 70
build a business without INVESTMENT
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

OPPORTUNITY-Payin investment; Cen
trail Ave, close in. IA rooms. baths,
partly furnished; all rented. Owner. Ri,
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Lot, clear in
Washington Place. VIII trade for auto
mobile. Irv- $685.
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Lots for Sale

FOR SALE lots, 40x1s5 each; south OF
city; call at 1920 S. East Street. after G
D. m.
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Farms for Sole

12-ACRE-Truck and poultry farm; build
ings wired for electricity; price s4,560.
Fifty -feur-acre farm, improved. $3.50
per acre; Ihirty,acre t Ss nao wen IN IN
JENNINGS, zionsville Ind.
FOR SALE-Five acres with four-room
house; basement; one mile north OF
Mooresyille on old state Road Ga; price,
81, 400; $1,000 cash: rest on monthly pay
ments: same as rent. Inquire OF Jacob
Helne; hlling station: Mooresville.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ANTIQUES-And modern furniture dishes
Sis Z. Wash. st. Ir. 0546
BABY CAB-Bed davenport: pin stripe
suit. size Sc. Hu. 1921
BASEBUREER Good condition. 243z
Prospect.
BREAKFAST SET-sI2. sos BOX gas range,
$40; dining table. Sz.5Qs dresser. $3.50,
buffet. $40: library table. Sd So: cilinsa
closet Sl2. 1872 South Meridian.
BREAKFAST SCIIE 2-pieee living Tonu1
9-pieee Mining ROOM beautiful bedroom
suite. Fuesy spinet desk 1szs n. Meridian.
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Instructions

AVIATION
Training. al branches, under qualified
instructors for local students. We assist
10 employment during and after training
sol Never Eiser Bldg, Ri 1912.
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Toolmakers, machinists. Allison
Engineering Co., Speedway.
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Barter and Smnp

WILL TRADF-K3uity in 5-room house.
west unincumberCd. about 81, 400 Tor auto
mobile or lot. CAL Ri 1912.
TRADE-Your old radios and musical IN
struments on new Majestic and Kellogg.
Terms -Hu. ISL
NORTH, 5500-Sl 900 equity in modern S.
rm. bungalow. viii trade or sell. Hu. 1914.
TRADE IN-Vfctrolas and radios on new
Crosleys. Terms Ii. 59l3
for what have you. 21ee N. Olney.
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BEvILLE, NJ, 829-Furn. fat, with bath;
E. 10th car; Protestant; $50. Oh. 1881.
CAPITOL. N, 634-Modern, large house
keeping room; also sleeping room.
COLLEGE, 2516-2 nicely furnished rms;
private; no other roomers. He. 1888.
EAST, N, 718-2 rms, bath. everything
furnished. Ri. 1883.
ILLINOIS, N, 1726-Modern, clean. coy
apt. Priv. entrance. Ha. 1043.
thing furnished. Ia. ITO.
KENWOOD, 2265-3 nice well furn. rms.
eyeryth. furn; reasonable. Ha: 0838-R:
NEW JERSEY. NJ. 124-Under new man
agement: rooms. Ri. Alas.
NEW JERSEY, N, 821-Apt. of large
rms. beds; 81; rm. & kitchenette, $3.50.
PARK, 1O02--6 rms, partly, turn.: strictly
modern families. Il. 6l49.
PARK, 1852 warm frt. rms. use kitchen.
single or apt. Ii. 2790.
RANDOLPH, s.. 1201-4-rm. house; semi
modern; sis; water pd. DR.. 2S2S-R.
WASH, E., .3S23--2 rms; furn., modern:
everything furnished. Oh. 5587-W.
". INDPLS.--653 Birch Ave; pri.: rms.
down; also l to up; So to $3.50.
WOODRUFF PLACE-Cozy rn. and kitch-
compicts. Ind p fioof . 81 l ch 4i0s - =
TENTH ST.. 321 E.---2, clean, modern, front
rm. pat; 2 beds. So; rm.. $3.50; sleep
ing rm., So; private entrance.
TENTH, E.. 1307-Front rm., kitchen. gas,
electricity; everything furn.: So.
17TH, E., 523-F'urn. rm., kitchenette,
modern; IS week.
18TH, W., 14O--Clean,. warm rms, mod.
33D, W. 110I-4 nice rms. turn. unfurn.:
also sleep. rm. Ha: 0297.
18th, W.-Near Riverside, rooms, up
per, semi-modern; $3.50. Wa. OHIO.
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Acreage for Sole
RIO GRAND VALLEY

Join our party. making thorough trip
of the valley after which trip of inspgc-
ton you can buy citrus grove for $500
per acre in very best built up section.
Gail Ri. ISL. or Ha. $500.
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Apartments for Rent

BROADWAY. 1882 rms. sun parlor.
kitch., bath; very nice. Ri. 1882.
CAPTTAL. 1882, N-4-room mod. upper
duplex, heat. water. garage; ADULTS. S35
CENTRAL AVE, 1922, 8 and 4 large
pleasant modern rooms. furnished or I'M
furnished. Ideal for business women or
married couple. Ii. 1857 or He. 2797,
COLLEGE, 2203-Apt. Q; 5-room apart
ment; $37 He; 1898 -
DREXEL. NJ. S07-Modern duplex; 4 rms.
kitchen, bath. everything furn., includ-
ing heat; adults or elderly couple. II. $3.50.
ILLINOIS, n, 2442-6 rooms, Including
sun parlor bedrms., redecorated. heat,
water furn.; $50; garage; SIS. Ia: 1875
ILLINOIS. NJ 2916--Lower apartment, A
rooms, in-a-door bed; heat and water
furnished; $50 Inquire, 29l4.
1893 y; Meridian .......,......s.i .$ss0.Q00
2444 NJ Meridion ..............,.. 1900
1885 N. Alabama .............s..... $3.50
3015 ~. Merriam .s+.S-.s .. s.sss.ss oo,ou
1893 Centre! Furnished e 5s. 90
1918 NJ Pennsylvania ;............ $500
234 E. Pratt lfurnished) s....,.... $3.50
3025, N. Meridian New .oo - Aoso
Foiii'MS oYNAHAN PROPERTIES " '
7io u 9niS SEsa Title
ORANGE, 1861 rms, bath, heat, lights,
gas. water furn. Call Dr.. 457l.
Pennsylvania, N, 1848--Can be used as
5, 6 or rms, strictly modern. extra toilet.
stationary tub instantaneous hot water:
crystal chandeliers: 8 porches; hot water:
heat; SIS. Ia. $3.50.
VIRGINIA AVE, 6i7-S-room fiat; modern.
DR.. o236. -
WRIGHT. I209-5-rm modern lower
duplex, All heat, water, garage; $40.
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Rooms for Rent


OHIO HoTEL-l2eh E. Ohio: clean, stm.-
heated rms. plenty not water; s. Up.
ORIENTAL. 40 MI sleep. rm.s house
keeping rms; l unfurn. m. II. g05o.
OXFORD. n. I20l--LoYelY front suit, q;
ADULTS only. On. 1901.
PARK. lISs-Attractive rm-, also double;
steam heat: Central car. Il. 1898:
PENN, n, 2i24-2 rms. price OF /; mod.
private home; garage opt. Ia. 1853.
PENN. 1855 N.--sleeping rm.,. first floor:
steam heat; $3.50. Ia. 2543-M.
RUCKIE, 2821-N.cely furn. rm.. priv.
bath. no other Ioomers ia. 0975.
TUXEDOg 1l09--Mod. rIa., priv. home;
breakfast opt. z. 10Th car. Oh. 0498.
WALNUT. E.. .311-,Newly. furn., small rm.:
WALNUT, E., S21,, APT. Front rm., So
and up; steam Lt.; hot water: Ri. 22s7
FURNISHED OR UNFURN.-Mod. sleeptg
rrn.. steam heat 955 y. Penn. Ii. 9545.
FURNISHED RM.-For quiet young girl or
p g1a modern M home home So NV w. 18th ' ST..
after p. m. only.
COMFORTABLE-Room gentleman. small
family; no other Toomers. wa. 1851.
Room for Rent With Board
ASHLAND. 24oo-Desirable rm.. or 2
priv, mod. home; College car. He. 1910.
CENTRAL, 2404--Clean, CONT. rm.. near
both; mod; meals OPTIONAL IA. 47S7-W.
HYLAND, APT. 5-1I39 E. Wash, room
and board: good home cooking. Ii. 1914.
MERIDIAN, n, 2050-Pleasant rm.; ex-
cellent meals for 1 or O., Ha. $500.
PENN, N, 2123-AttractiVe rn1.; private
home; ST. Ha. 1s92-R.
A REST HONfE--Where care may be had
for those needing special attention. Stu
dents Of Christian Science only. 1923
Park Ave, Wa. 554t.
SMALL CHILDREN-Mother's care; mod.
home. 606 Somerset Ave. Be. 1853.
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Hotels

CLINTON HOTEI-29 virginia Ave-; clean.
warm rms: reasonable rates.
HARBOUR HOTEL
617-19 N. Illinois; nice. clean, warm
rms: low weekly and daily rates.
HOOSIER INN-440 Mass. clean, steam
ltd. rms. connect showers: 50. SIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE OR TRADE houses, six and
four rooms. not modern, on one So and
100 acres Of ground. Nice place for
AGENCY. 491a s. Della Ii. 1920.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP-And barber shop.
One or both. Low rent. Bargain. Ri. 1912.
2 CHAIR BARBER SHOP-Cheap or will
trade for Ford. 1885 Virginia Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
Store-Omce Supplies

grade and new
portables, all makes. See the new model
Remington Portable; rentals, service and
supplies. American Writing Machine
Co, l04 Circle, Li 1922.
OUR-selection of used butchers coolers,
is unusually good at this time, it VIII
pay YOU to look them over.
F. D. GARDNER g. CO.
221 E. Maryland, Ii 1898.
FEW LATE MODEL UNDERWOOD TYPE
WRITERS-Like new, at special low
prices. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER
CO., 842 Consolidated Bldg, Ii. 4712.
MULTIGRAPH-Sen 2 segments; Apex
typesetters and many extras, good con-
dition; real bargain. NJ. D. METZ, Sc N.
Washington St, Danville, Indiana
SCALES-1 ton, pound, micrometer quar-
ter ounce graduation. INDIANAPOLIS
SCALE, $40 q. Wash. st.
TYPEWRITER Bought, repaired. ex-
changed. Our system saves money. Ii.
9470. King Typewriter EX.. EOS Mass. Ave.
SPECIAL RENTAL RATEs-s2.50 and up.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO.. 842
Consolidated Bldg, Ii 4712.
We build restaurant counters. bottle
Ice boxes; they're cheaper here. KINGS.
1881 Southeastern Ave. Drex. 1913,
CASH REGISTER-'N ationaI;' like new:
will sacrifice for quick sale. 425 S. State
st. Dr.. $3.50.
DEsKs-Mahogany tub, roll top. good as
new. Ri. 1858.
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Rooms for Rent

ALA, N. ISSs-Dandy rms; splendid heat;
hot water; excellent street car service.
ALA, N, Iill-Front rn., we'll turn. good
hit mod. home. Ri. 2069.
BELLEFONTAINE, 2421-Room for / or 2
girls in modern home; $3.50. He. 1902
BEVILLE, %, N-Modern front room;
private entrance. Oh. 1871. E. Wash.
carr after p. m.
BUCKINGHAM DRIVE. 20S-LovelY room;
plenty hot water garage. Hu. 5872.
CENTRAL CAR-527 E. 18th private, mod;
So: heat. hot water. Ri. 710S.
CENTRAL CAR-5I8 E. 25th; attractive
room: private home; 81. Two. Sc. Ref
erence: breakfast optional. He. 220S.
CENTRAL, 3s19-Large west front rm.,
mod. home. nicely furn.; gentlemen pref.
DENNY. N, 421-Large light front rn.,
garage ! or 2, Ir. 09l0.
EAST, NJ 637-Modern, private home;
newly decorated: front room; plenty heat.
hot water; references exchanged.
HOLLOWAY AVE, Is50-Modern room in
private home; So gentleman peferred
ILL. N. 2154-APT. /; ATTRACTIVE VIM
ROOM. MODERN. HA. 3652-W.
ILLINOIS CAR-Newly furn. rIn., near
bath, privileges. board opt. Ha. 1449.
KENWOOD. 2912-Nice rm, mod. home,
couple preferred. Ha. O839-W
KENWOOD. 3425-Modern rm.: close car
lne; ground floor; reasonable.
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Waterproof tarpaulins, canvas truck
truck pads, floor cloths, white and
waterproof duck, or anything made Of
canvas get our prices. No waiting; all
items carried in stock at lowest prices
in the city. Hoosier Tarpauiin and Can
vas Goods Co., 1902 w Washington.
COMPLETE COURSE ACCOUNTING-By
nationally known school at a big reduc-
ton HUI. 1861.
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HeLp Wanted Fen1aIe

PLEASANT WORK-In city, nearby towns.
Can earn $40 to $50 weekly. Part or full
time. D 81. Times.
WOMEN-To gid cards, spare time; SIS
per hundred write The Beacon Company,
844 fremont Bldg, Boston, Mass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG MAN-Punch press operator
wishes steady employment; can set up
dies. DR.. 4905.
POSITION-As Waterman; reliable; best
ref. furn.: inquire of write. SAB N. Temple
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Business Places for Rent
Farms for Rent

CHICKEN---Garden farm; arm. house. gu
bldgs.; fruit trees. Oh. 4753.
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PRESIDENT BELIEVED SEEKING
CHAIR ONCE USED BY LINCOLN
Henry Clay Said to Have
Been Donor of Famed
Piece of Furniture.
Tradition Says Emancipation
Used Seat on Visits to
Navy Executive.

President Hoover is believed to have
his eye on a famous chair that Is now
in the Navy Department because of his
keen interest in things that have been
associated with Abraham Lincoln. The
' isit, few days ago, to the department
of one of the Chief Executives aides to
look at the chair and obtain photo
graphs of it, has lent color to the be-
lief that it may yet find IS way to the
White House collection. embracing arti-
Giles reminiscent of the Great Emanci-
pstor.
Tradition at the Navy Department
has 1t that Lincoln was wont to spend
part of his nights in the departments
telegraph Office with Capt. Gustavus v.
Fox, the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. Fox was rated as good story
teller, and while waiting for the mill
tary telegraph to bring in the latest
intelligence, the President and Fox used
to beguile the time by swapping yarns.
Capt. H. A. Wise was. at times, a men,
Der of this select company.
President Hoover is represented as
liking this chair of curious appearance
which the Navy Department now has.
It's qualities are described as being un-
comfortable, If the upright posture Is
used, but most comfortable, If the sitter
lounges in it-aS Lincoln did, with his
carpet-slippered feet stretched out on
the telegraph table.
Henry Clay is supposed to have been
the donor of the chair to the father OF
Commodore Stockton, United States
Navy, who used it at sea. The Wash
ington Navy Yard workmen made some
repairs on the chair. as the result of
damage sustained by it in the explosion
of a gun aboard the U. S. S. Princeton.
Later it was presented to Assistant
Secretary Fox.
The chair is made Of Ave different
varieties of wood and its carving in
cludes representations of naval guns,
shield and eagles heads.
Secretary of the Navy Welles, fol-
lowing President Lincoln's death. took
the chair to his home, where John M.
Evans, his steward used it. Evans who
was later employed by the Navy Depart
ment, took the chair with him and he
used it for years as his messengers
chair in the Office of library and naval
war records, Navy Department.
The chair is now in room 2726, Navy
Department, and the photograph for
President Hoover was taken by p. r.
Burke, who has charge of the photo
graphic section in the department..