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La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Construyeron I'm pequeho pa
bell6n en- ell parque DeSoto Y los
latinos, que pecan de sensibles,
manana van a pasear su agra
decimiento.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Habana, Julio 3.-Para so
lucionar las diferencias entire
los obreros ferroviarios ell 60
bernador Ruiz ha nombrado al
Sr. Ernesto Lopez.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Madrid, Julio 3.-Han dado
resultado las medidas del 60
bierno para contener la huelga
de los mineroS de Castro Ur-
diales, provincial de Santander.
La guardia civil hizo algunos
arrestos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Habana, Julio Sci presi-
dente Machado tomara parte
mahana Ell algunos actos or
ganizadoS para conmemorar
la fecha del A de julio, aniver-
sario de la independence de
Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
A MUERTE
Ell G WILLIAMS

Beaumont, Texas, Julio B.
Despu6s de 18 minutes de deli
beraci6n I'm jurado encontr6
culpable al negro Rainey Will
Jams, de 20 amos, de violar a
(PGSG a Ia 4G.)
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Hoy jueves, a las ocho, de-
ben reunirse todos los asocia-
dos de la "Juventud Hispana'
en- Ell salon de actos del Centre
Espanol de West Tampa.
En- esta reunion Sc va a dar
a conocer un gran proyeeto de
fiesta campestre, en- una playa,
por las elegantes y distingui-
das Srtas. Emilia Gonzalez y
Clarita Valdes, Sra. Pillar Fer
nandez y los j6venes Juan Fer
nandez y Oscar Rodriguez.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Severino Quintanilla, ell jo-
ven TODD afabilidad y correc-
ci6n, Sc ha estabIecido en- ell
ramo del concrete de where's,
en- la Gale II y Is avenida.
LIE deseo prosperidad.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Para abogado de John B.
Sutton, recibidor de la compa-
MIA Citizens Mortgage and
Bond, ell juez federal Acker :
man nombr6 aver a Fred T,
Saussy, de esta ciudad. Renun
clio ell puesto, por e~nfermedad,
ell prominente abogado James
F. Glen.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Madrid, Julio 3.-Pas6 ell
dia de aver con bastante tran
quilidad, seg1n una nota Off
cial.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

iCuando Sc van a limpiar las
GALES de Ybor y West Tampa
con la frecuencia cue ell buen
estado sanitario aconseja?
Use lie va a conceder a Nick
Nuccio 10 que ha pedido para
avitar que algunas GALES de su
distrito lie hagan a Venecia 'ba,
rata competencia"?
iCuando Sc va a repavimen,
tar la Quinta avenida?
Para la reparaci6n de esa ca
lie no Sc concedio un credito en-
anterior presupuesto?
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Los hermanos habian EXPIRE
sado su determination, ante
riormente, de permanecer en-
ell aire hasta ell A de julio.
A las TAO de la manana Sc
habian hecho 194 c~ontactos
entire ell CITY of Chicago" y ell
Big Ben.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

Madrid, Julio 3.-Comenz6
en- Santander la temporada de
veYano.
Esperase la llegada de la
familia real.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03


FL domingo Sc escape de un
hospital de aqui Lohnie Boat
wright, preso a Quien Sc ha-
bia dado permisQ para visitar
a su padre enfermo. Cumplia
condena en- Raiford y por ha-
berse comportado bien ALI, Sc
lie di6 authorization para venir
a Tampa y visitar a su padre.
Ell guarda que 10 trajo Sc des
Guido, no sospechando, Y ell
preso Sc di6 a la fuga.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Sc encuentra enfermo en- ell
Sanatorio del "Centro Astu-
riano' ell caballeroso joven Je-
sus Alfonso, Presidente del Co.
mite de Auxilio.
Por su total restablecimien-
to hacemos nuestros votos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Madrid, Julio 3.-Los peri6di-
cos elogian ell nombramiento
de Manuel Lopez Ferrer para
gobernador de la Guinea es-
pamela.
Els I'm hombre que conoce
bien a los indigenas y es muy
apreciado por 6stos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Como manana, a de Julio, Sc
ccnmemora en- TODD ell pals la
Irdependencia patria, habran
fiestas y diversiones a granel,
Sc Inaugural con Verdadera
sclemnidad, por la Camara de
C-mercio de Ybor, la Glorieta
del Parque ODE Soto, en- Pal.
mett0 Beach.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

"Rojos" y fascistas Sc battle
ron aver en- Berlin y otras ciu-
dadeS de Alemania.
Los dos Extremes Sc encon-
traron.
Representa- los "negros" del
'fascismo" a la reacci6n-la
tendencia politica que ofrece
hambre y dictadura a los hui
miIdes.
Los "rojos" 10 ofrecen todo a
los humildes Y quizas prometen
mas de 10 que pueden cumplir.
Entire "rojos" y "negros" la
election no es dudosa.
Lo encarnado es la esperan-
"a.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Tn autom6viI y un canton
chocaron aver en- la esquina
de North B y avenida Roose-
welt, volcandose ell primero
tres wees.
Recibieron heridas y lesio-
mes en- ell accidente la Srta.
Pima Plescia, de Main 1902;
Josefina y Rosa Di John, de la
caIIe Main 938; Sra. jamie
Carlino, de Main $40; Dallas
Roberts, de la Gale Diez 4707.
Los que guiaban los vehicn-
los, Pullari y Roberts, fueron
arrestados.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

En- Bilbao ocurrieron des6r-
denes de poca importancia.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Para abogado del recibidor
del Distrito de Drenaje de In
terbay ell juez federal Acker-
man nombr6 aver a la firma de
abogados Sutton, Tillman y
Reeves.
Hearin, ell recibidor, hizo la
petici6n.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Bale "criollo" en- ell Circulo
Cubano, con ell "Sexteto Dia-
No,
La matinee bailable de esta
so*edad Sc dara ell pr6ximo
domingo, con la orquesta de
"Clenn Kay" y al precio de
ci7cuenta c~entavos la entrada.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Algunos de los obreros que
josos Sc han dirigido al gobier
no en- demanda de ayuda.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Berlin, Julio 3.-Comunistas
y fascistas ofrecieron aver un
agitado deseniace de las festi-
vidades celebradas en- varias
ciudades con motive de Ia eva
cuaci6n del territorio del Rhin.
La capital fue despertada hoy
con gritos de "Alemania des-
pierta', lanzados por grupos de
fascistas que recorrian las ca
lies. Cargo la poIicia contra los
manifestantes arrestando a DO
de ellos. En- easel I'm mitin fas
cista fue disuelto, haci6ndose 70
arrestos. Dos hombres resulta-
ron heridos en- un encuentro
entire rojos y fascistas ocurrido
en- Neumhenster.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
QLTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Geuhati, Assam, India, Ju-
lilo 3.-Nueve temblores de tie
ira Sc regiStraron aqui aver
Ell un periodic de seis minutes.
Muchas personals resultaron
lesionadas y varios edificios
destruidos.
Las comunicaciones telegra-
ficas quedaron interrumpidas.
Ligeros estremecimientos siguie
ron a las fuertes trepidaciones.
Assam es una provincial en- ell
extreme noreste de la India.
Els la parte menos poblada de la
India, en- las inmediaciones de
la cordillera de los Himalayas.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Tn honor de las senoritas
az, realizaron una labor dig
ma lie encomio la noche del
gran Cabaret" en- ell beIlo pa
lacio de las Logias Unidas, Sc
ceIe5rara un bale la noche del
entrante domingo, a las nueve,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04

JUST NORTH OF THE CARNEGIE
LIBRARY, NOS. l0ll AND 1913 9Th ST. NV
Modern brick homes, close to department
stores and downtown business district. Ar
RANGED into apartments and zoned for bust
ness or professional purposes, each con-
tanning Z rooms, 2 baths. electricity. hot
water heat, Frigidai~e, attractive draperies
session.
VIM. P. NORMoYLE.
BIO st. NV National 2255
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. AUCTION
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES,

CASH FOR YOUR OLD HOUSE, WHITE OR
HAVE PURCHASER FOR SIX-ROOM DE-
tached home, NV. section. near Conn. or
Wis. ave. Price not 10 exceed $4,000. $500
Shoreham Bldg. Dist. 6563.
6 TO 8 ROOMS, GOOD CASH PAYMENT;
prefer old house; would like possession
within As days.
E. A. CARNEY. Dist 577O
Room l0i4. 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
COLORED WANTS TO BUY SMALL MOD
ern house, easy terms Describe fully; state
terms Address Box 392-S Star Office
WANTED-TO BUY SIX TO EIGHT ROOM
houses for cclored. Address Box 4-V, Star
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
SALE-HOUSES.


The following houses have been traded in
to us for larger homes. so we can offer them
at special aigain prices and terms.
222 18th St. NE.
Just north Lincoln Park; buses pass the
doors porches and garage. Only $685.
110S + St. NE.
Six rooms and bath, three porches, metal
garage. stone wall parking; a very pretty
home facing south. Regular price. $780,
ours only $8450.
1854 Gales St. NE.
9 rooms and bath with lot 1872 feet deep
rage. slOo cash, $50 monthly; only $3.50.
1910 Owen Pl. NE.
New house, Just north 18th and Fla. ave
ne. - perfect little home. with garage.
: II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1915 Fl St. NV. Dis. O00S
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SALE-ACREAGE

10 ACRES, LIES WELL, ON STATE ROAD
close to 2: G. Good for subdivision in i-acre
tracts; 5000 per acre Erwin REALTY CO,
2ss ACRES WITH LONG FRONTAGE ON
Washington Winchester highway. between
Upperville and Paris, Va. Groom house
magnificent mountain views. Buy today
during depressed values. Reasonable; terms.
BRODIE & COLBERT. Inc.
1907 Eye St NV Natl 8s75
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SALE OR RENT--HOUsES.

LEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-9 RMS.
reception hall, baths, 4 porcheS, 2 screened
sleeping porches. electric REFRIGERATOR. auto
matte water heater, weather stripping, 2-car
garage, portable showers. 1880 Garfield st
FOREST HILLS-MOOEL HOME. ROOMS
! bath, l Law. jill burner. cleo. refrig, built
in garage: grounds beautifully Handicapped
VIII sacrifice or rent Cleveland 0893-W s.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARN-AIIfeAC-
rooms. baths, large reception nall and
dining room. Servants apt Apply $500
Tilden st. Cleveland O593
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Trustee SSle ne V~l,'ahIc T
e%try Brick Dwelli~~. No. 3
Harrison Street NV.

Nv vi~t"a ~ q c-~ta'n de~d of t-ust.
recorded IN Liher No. $685.. folio los ct
! If the land records OF the District Of
lun'his pnd at tho request of the ri
secured thereby. the understood f~r1
wiz offer fn~ sale by nuhli" ar"'io". IN u
~ tho rrerriS"e, On THT1pSOAv, TUE
'rFFNTH nav ON OCTOPEP 1870
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follo'virg-deTr 4
lard a"d tpremises. situatN In the Distr'1
ColV'nbia, II wit: Desi~ne'ed pc end u
lot 81 in SQUARE 1851 in The chew 81
Land Con,parv of MONTGOMERY County. MI
land. and othe~s' subdivision, as ner
accorded IL thc oface O. tnn sr--veyorl
the District of Columbia IN Liher 70. at
IS. subject to the covenants of record
Terms of sale: Sold subject tn 4
decd 70 truet for SIT. 500. furthe~ parted
~ which will he announced a. time Of
peid in cash, A deposit of $1,000 reolf
Of purchaser at time of sale All conf
sncine. reco-oine and notsrial fees At
NJ nurcN"~e~ Terms of sole to he comb
With Within thirty days from dav IT
cth-~wise tho trustees reserve. the rich
"reell the nronertv. 81 the rick ard CO.
~" detaulti@g pUrchaver. "fter f1ve 4
a6vertis~rrent ~ Such resale in snnre NJ
d. C. .rrrT TrrS p-YSERl
FRED MCKEE.
oe4,I10,13,i5 TRUSTED
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SALE-FARMS

NEARLY 2O0-ACRE FARM. WATER, LARGE
spring. stream; large home. cleo. cellar
tenant house, cows, horses, hogs, timber
worth 5000; all for $4,000 bargain Ad-
dress Box 45o-S, Star once.
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SALE-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-So. ESQ.
Fully detached six-room home 10 months
old; modern, ample rooms. six closets, hard
$500 cash accepted. OWNER, Wis. 3706-W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

COLONIAL BEACH-ONE LARGE COTTAGE
and small cottage. Lot 50x150; fruit trees,
water, sewerage and cleo Bargain prices
Owner might exchange. Address Box 449-S,
Star once.
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RENT-SUBIIRBAN

FOR RENT IN BRoOKLAND, coNVEI
lent 10 Catholic University, schools al
bath, hot-water heat, cleo. light, open nd
place, Scar garage, large lot reasonaI
t. responsible party Apply to JOHN WI
GROOM HOUSE. ACRE HIGH GROUN
good water; = mile KensinSton; SIS A
month. KensinetoN TAI.
z ROOMS AMI, H.-WH OPEN FIR
choos s5o mot lot VIII se at sscrSee
ownr~. Hve It's. 1899 81
2G4t2 -ALLEGH ENY AVE, TAKOMA Pan
Md rooms. bath. furnace heat. cleo. a
Eve 81. NV.
BROOM HOUSE. 3 ACRES or GROUN
eiiefctT;c IGht, ehicl;en houses; ROCKY y
Cub Keys IN hoHse ad GoHSiSe hsent Jo
SCRIVENFF & BRO. 9l4 @ nv
6 ROOMS, BATE. HoT-WATER. HEAT: q
ne ne c e3a59 PST s @onth LYON q FlTq
HOUSE. 4 ROOMS, 2 ACRES OF Ian
Fort washireton I'd, miles below Consr
st slrdts e Route p q Anacostis e9a
SOS. Groom bHnhaioW, $50 7:room;,
S ftGTy 25 ss5 R sIs2Ty s7 3 cs
Manor, Takoma Parl,. Nd.
WILL RENT MY FIvE-ROoM BUNGALl
al Va Highlands s3s month. Address !
490-S. Star Office. .
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. 90 PER N
Groom, 2-story house. 1000
7-room Seml-bungslow ...... 1890
]. p QUARLES, Alex. 767; Eve. Alex 1877 :
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME IN LIZ
Park. Va, with u acre, facing on PAY
streets, near street car, stores and schc
Nine rooms. two baths, first-foor lavato
buffers pantry. two large porches and q
cred driveway a: side entrance; Frigidai
| oil burner. gas, Electricity and city wat
newly decorated. For rent at 800 per mon
Aurora Hills. Va.
AURORA HILLS HOMES. INC,
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NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.

In the most delightful and refined section
of Cleveland Park. Distinctvely charming
home. stucco over hollow tile, with rcd
Spanish tiled roof, individually designed and
built by owner for his own home having the
unusual but highly desirable appointments
Of bed room. bath and library besides the
living room. dining room and kitchen on the
first floor. and two bed rooms and bath on
second. Bryant gas burning, hot-water heat
cleo, screens, weather strips, hardwood
floors and garage. beautifully lardscaped
lot, 50xl00. Price considerably below actual
cost. Arrange to see it. now.
/. T. GRANATTE,
927 18th st. Realtor Nat O753
Evening phone. Georgia 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
DRASTIC REDUCTION.

Petworth-s6 $50; cost $3.50 Modern, 6
r. and b.; 20-ft. 'front.' near bus and schools
1904 9Th st. NV. Col. l0357 after 6; owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
BOSE & PHELPS

1912 Eye st.-Entlre 3rd floor. containing
1900 50. IT, of floor space, all outside light
heat furnished; reasonable.
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IA 81. Nat. $500.
1926 I4th ST NW......,,., 90
1888 18th n.w.-Store .............. 5000
Call Natl 0353 and ask for our list OF
downtown property.
FLOYD z. DAVIS COMPANY.
T33 18th St NV
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SALE OR RENT-suBuRBAN

oWNEP IN FLORIDA WILL sACRIFI
modern home for less than $4,000. on teri
Will rent for $40 pe- month Apply c.
Beddow. Apt. 81. 906 Shepherd st. NV.
COLMAR MANOR DESIRABLE SIR. Al
b. bua~alow INV Il. modern; elevated loi
ticr For quick sale, $4,000 terms; or
rent. $50 per month.
C9ttage Citv-4 r. and b.. pipeless furnd
modern. viii sacrifice for SO 700: teri
rent S31 per month. other desirable PR
ei''eS ~ +, NAV. Hvatts All
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T. A. LINGER.
3l09 cath St. NE. ), Blk. s. of r. I. A
EooI = -

SALE OR EXCHANGE!
7-roGm modern home and 80 acres
ground on Chain Bridge nike. near Oaktc
for an Broom. 2-bath detached home
good northwest location. See Mr.. Benn-
MAPLE & JAMES, INC
1926 14th st. NV North 0s62
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righteousness PROPERTY

! NEAR 18th AND SITS. NW.-ATTRAC-
| tive second and third floors, suitable for
restaurant, studio, etc. $50.
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FOR SALE Or RENT.
49,. r.JT- ~f,,,re

On Lee Highway, Falls Church. Va;
minutes from city-S large rooms. incl
ing 1 bed rooms. hrAi;1ast room and ba
large front and back porches, well screen
This home was built three years ago
cwner for her own occupancy and conta
ali the newest improvements. such as Ia
electric range. most modern hot-air heat
system, oak flooring, open fireplace, walls
Teytone End a large gerage.
Situated on a beautiful sly-acre tr
containing beautiful trees, shrubbery, nov
and lawns.
Near schools and stores. bus passes
front of home. Price is reasonable
appointment phone Mrs. Marie Z. McGra
Falls Church 248
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

s rooms. bath, INV h .................S 3i
rooms, bath city water. s.
6 rooms, bath. new brick. .........,... 81
5 rooms. bath, h W hrS................. a
9 rooms. bath, J. -w.h. ................. 81
c. w. CLEVER, Realtor.
Clarendon 800. Clarendon. Va
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LARGE HOME
FOR COLORED.

AS 9th ST NW.-s75.
This Ia-2e home contains large rooms.
Kitchen ard bath. e,ec Gear brick garage.
CAFPTTZ,
'Aos x s. n'vt o0a0.
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3. F. SAUL Co,
National 210O. 925 18th St NV.
SALE--LOTS.

SALE-LOTS.
WOODBRIDGE. D. BEAUTIFUL CORNER
building lot with large trees, high elevation;
only $500 Also nearby Maryland large
lots. 500 and up. Call Mr.. Burton, North
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED BUILDING LOTS
in rapidly developing section in East Chevy
Chase. d C Lots 40X167 as low as $4,000
Apply OWNER. Lincoln 1901.
LEVEL, SHADY 9,,,d LOT; SO BY 22O: ON
ments; SOS cash, SIS mo- price, $1,000
Kensineton 74-J.
CHEVY CHASE--3 LOTS NEAR NEBRASKA
ave. and Military I'd. at $4,000 cash EACH
hy owner Address Box 348-S. Star office.
IL LOTS AT COBB ISLAND
Telephone North 3l19.
THE BEST FOR LESS-Sl. $50 UP
GEO. f. DIEFFENBACH. Lot Specialist.
Nat 1850 l343 St. NV. Clev. 4ll7
18th AND SHERIDAN NV
lots, 4oxlSO it.. soft. alley. Priced
''E"' JOHN QUINN CO, INC.
DIST 5l45. 707 18th st. NV.
A NORTHWEST CORNER LOT. 81 FEET
wide by 125 feet deep, in 10th ST. Heights,
between Alaska ave. and 18th st Also a
choice lot. SIS feet front on 10th ST., facing
S'O'~ R5BERr E. HEATER.
Colorado Bldg. District 1890
OPERATIVE BUH DERS, ATTENTION
for detached. semi-detached and row
houses on grade; all improvements and con-
veniences viii finance both trusts to re-
sss 18th St. & NV. T; SAUL co. Nat. a,oo.
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WANTED TO lighthouses.

OF THREE ADULTS WANT TO
rent a small unfinished house in the NV,
section. Address Box ATS Star Office. s.
DETACHED HOUSE, UNPUBLISHED;
northwest district or nearby suburb; about
$50. Address Box 39-S, Star office.
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S1O.55O.

To my know.2cge. the only new sami-de-
ton With two complete baths. bath with
shove on master he1 ROOM Beautiful
houses many times the pFice OF this New
est and !arrer type FriRida.rc. practical
nrep ace ali cH5ar cio7et-. covered con-
crete font poCh. Beautiful lei. 1877 it.
Geep. Located - thc best NV. section, y
block from lfth st. car lire and convenient
TO stores and schools Only ore left.
Call CA 2"to
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TWO LARGE ROOMS. 1922 VERMONT AVE.
second floor facing Thomas Circle; private
bath attached suitable for tailor shop or
similar Rent. $50 month, light included
Rnrlinctnn. 100 Vermont ave. d W.
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220 9Th St. Sc.
9 r., b., h.-w,h., cleo. and garage. . $1,000
I 5th St. Sc.
r., b., h.-w.h,. cleo observation-disclosures 67. so
302 Maryland Ave. NE.
ar, b., h.-w.h., elec. ............... $4,000
122 18th St. Sc.
6 r., b.. h.-w.h.. elec. and earage. go. $50 90
800 9TH St. NE.
r. D. nah. cleo. .,.,:. $3.50
700 9TH St. Sc.
r, b., h:-w:h: cleo ....:.......... SIS. 90
1880 East Capitol st.
r, b., h.-a.h., cleo. ...............s5O $4,000
225 10th st. ME.
Z r. b., h.-w.h cleo .................s3 $50 90
152 Carroll St. Sc.
r., b., h.-wh.. cleo and garsse $500
AT n. ]. Ave. Sc.
~, b., lat. heat cleo ................$45o 90
SIS 9TH St. Sc.
r, b., INV h., cleo ................s35 so
31S { St. Sc.
1902 A St. Sc. ''''''
r.. b. lat heat cleo ..............s2o.o 90
776 9th st. Sc.
rooms GET s1s' OUR COMPLETE List 5000
John +. DONOHOF & SONS.
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SALE-IIOUSES

1928 BAY ST Sc, TWO SQUARES SOUTH
rooms front and rear porches; all improve
ments; reduced to S6700, $3.50 cash. $50; so
per month. See Mr.. CLARK, l0ll 9th St
N w NATL BOOT
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I WILL RENT MY FIVE-ROOM BUNGALt
a Va Highlands; s33 month. Address
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SALE-HOUSES.
tContInued.)
CORNER.

Il KUUMS, Z BA / rs.
SO, S00-Downtown. one square from car
line. Has hot-Nater heat electricity and
large porches; room for garage Clear. Con-
Venient terms ARRANGED.
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S0UO LlNINOS ON 81.
In Chevy Chase, D. C., squares east OF
Conn. ave. Very homelike, exceptional cor
ner location; rooms, bath. large side porch.
2-car huilt-in ga~ase Vacant.
JAMES II. GORDON. Cleveland 1895.
1916 9Th ST. S.W.-4 R BATH. GAS. S25 90
COJORED.
10 r. !. ave. VS. T.. b.. ell. h.-w.h SIS 90
1902 Va. ave n.w.-4 rooms ........... $500
FLAT.
66iz o ST. me- r., bath, cleo. ...... SIS. so
VIM. P. NORMOyLE,
$40 St wv. National 2255.
TO COLORED; g07 4th ST NM ROOMS
and bath: in GOOD condition. $3.50.
JOHN sCRIVENER & BRO. e14 G st. NV.
COLORED-NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE
rooms, bath. h.-w.h.. cleo. s55. G.. B.
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z ROOMS. ANIL, H-WH.. OPEN FIF
place. large lot, garage; near cars q
schools; $50 mo: will sell at sacrifice {
nwnr~. Hvptts. 1899 s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
MEMORIAL TO
HARDING READY
FOR DEDICATION
Plans for Ceremony Are
Indefinite; Hoover 10
Make Address.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Prcss
MARION, o., June 20.-The mag
nifcent Harding Memorial, tribute
Of the nation to the late President
Warren G. Harding, has been COM
pleted and is ready for dedication.
Five years have elapsed since the
tedious construction program began
and though the memorial proper
was completed in 1929, its elaborate
landscaping and interlocking boule-
ward system were not finished until
this year.
Plans for the formal dedication
are indefinite. President Hoover has
been asked and has signified he
will deliver the dedicatory address
and the Harding Memorial Associa-
ton, which has charge of the me-
mortal, is awaiting his convenience.
This is expected some time this
summer when the pressure of Mr..
Hooyer's executive duties is lessened.
1t was shortly after President
Harding's death that the memorial
plan was conceived, and within a
lew months public and private cor
trloutions, coming from through
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out the land. made possible its
fruition.
The bodies of President and Mrs.
Harding have been inferred in the
memorial ssrcophagi since early In
1927, after their removal from their
temporary resting place in the
mausoleum of Marion cemetery.
The memorial is of Grecian ar
chitecture, circular in shape, and
was erected at a cost Of 100000.
Contributions for it were so extern
sive that it is entirely paid for
and. the memorial association has
on hand $175,OO0 for maintenance.
The memorial was designed by
Henry Hornbostel and Eric Wood,
both of Pittsburgh. 1t stands in a
ten-acre tract along the Marion
Columbus highway, Immediately
adjoining the city's corporation line
on the south.
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SOPRANO WILL GIVE
SELECTIONS AT PARK
Mrs. Fernando Perrin Snoddy to
Appear With Legion Band.
Cavora1 vOro1 collections will he

given by Mrs. Fer
nande Perrin
Snoddy, Bloom
ington, soprano,
with the Indiana
American Legion
band during the
annual roundup"
at Broad Ripple
park Sunday.
The concert will
be a feature Of
the event. An all
day picnic will be
held for state Le-
gionnaires and
their families.
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Saturday! TheLast Day of This Bargain Event!

Dainty sleeveless frocks in vat
dyed coIors that are guaran-
teed to wash. Prints, checks
and dots. Trimmed with
ruffIes, pIeats, inserts, etc.
Sizes Is to al.