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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-03
DECEMBER PHOTO
PLAYS INDORSED

indianapolis Endorsed motion pic
lures for December are announced
by the indorsers of photoplays as
follows:
Adult A-""Monte Carlo" Her
Wedding Night" "Billy the Kid"
'Renegades," Rivers End" "The
Play Off" Adult B-"Little Acct
dent"
Family A-"Check and Double
Check" EJECT First" Maybe It's
Love-" africa Speaks" Family B
Heads Up" Love in the Rough"
Short Reels-"Who Killed Roger"
Dollar Dizzy" Never Give Up"
Mrs. James Sproule is chairman
of the committee. A signifies excel
lent, and 3 good.
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CHURCH WILL HOLD
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

A Christmas bazaar and commu-
nifty dinner, sponsored by the La
dies Aid Society of the Moravian
church, will be held Friday after
noon and evening in the church So
cial rooms, Thirty-fourth and Hovey
streets. Mrs. NJ. H. Beckelhimer is
general chairman.
Those in charge of the booths are:
Mrs. Robert Harrison, aprons; Mrs.
George Colder, fancy work; Mrs.
Leroy A. Meenach, candy, and Mrs.
Charles Wells, novelty.
A chicken dinner will be served
from $50 to 7:3O by a committee
headed by Mrs. George Baker. There
also will be entertainment. Mrs.
George Hardisty will present a
Christmas playlet in the afternoon.
The bazaar will open at 2.
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FRENCH ALLIANCE
WILL HOLD DINNER

Nine. Yvonne Chamilovitch of
the French department of Tudor
Hall addressed the meeting of the
Alliance Franchise at the Sphinx
Arms Tuesday night on the the sub
ject of Lies Costumes ReginauX de
Ia France" The talk was illus
trated by colored plates from the
indianapolis public library.
Professor Glide E. Aldrich, presi-
dent of the alliance, announced that
a dinner, followed by a Christian
program, would be held. Dec. 16 at
the Spink-Arrns. The following
were appointed to committees: S.
E, Fenstermaker, Mrs. Paul H
Krauss Jr. and Miss Louise Wikel.
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Make Your
Presents Be
'Co&y' Kind
BY JULIA BLANSHARD
NEA Service Writer

REV YORK, Dec. 3-The very
first Christmas gifts-those that the
Wise Men brought-were peace
gifts.
This Christmas it might be a
good idea for you to give comfort
gifts that mean peace. Peace to
those that get them because they
make them coy; peace to the fam
lily because each member is happy.
There are innumerable comfort
gifts for the young woman of today.
If she is inclined to like breakfast
in bed. there is all Of the para
phernalia, such as breakfast tray,
with individual set Of gay china,
single vase flower, amusing books
and individual electric cooking
equipment.
If she reads in bed there are new.
warm, woody crocheted and knitted
bed jackets this year, with furry
trim.
Clothes for Sports
All kinds of extra bits of lovely
lingerie come in this group, also a
chaise lounge, bedside lamp,
boudoir pillows, a basket weave
wooden throw or Afghan, rainy day
apparel such as a new colorful rain
coat, with cape collar, and umbrella
to match; toe rubberS in a case to
carry in a purse, sports outfits, ex-
ira warm gloves for sports; a new
supply of handkerchiefs, stockings
and q pair of the new angora
breechettes to wear under her
frocks on cold days.
Mother. aunt or "the wife" may
welcome some of the new colored
sneets ana pillow cases that now
come in figured designs, in sets.
The quaint hug me-tight" is in
style again. as are warm bedroom
slippers. She may like a smart
outfit of lounging pajamas which
she might never think of buying
for herself; a wrist watch; a has
sock or two; a couple of new pill
lows to fit behind her back while
reading; an arm table for her
easy chair to facilitate letter writ
ing, solitaire or reading.
Comfort Gifts for Men
Most men love comfort gifts. This
year, instead of considering a
lounging robe, go in for lounging
pajamas. Those for men, with the
jacket slightly longer than sleeping
pajamas, are belted and come in
dark silks, in brocades, in flannel
o0d ouo,, II, oax- Iioo,,c oyd ccffO1oc /
for wear in warm houses.
They are inclined to be striped |.
plaided, or made of two tones Of /
plain material.
Then there are. glazed kid house |
slippers; sets of new suspenders |
and garters to match: sets of shoe (
trees, coat and trouser hangers and /
laundry bags to fit his closet. There |
is a new shaving mirror that has |
an electric light in it for perfect !
illumination.
They'll Keep Him Warm
Besides, there are beautifully |
monogrammed handkerchiefs; a |
new pair of fur-lined gloves for /
dA4flAlSf q WALTZ SCdl4 anu ulliIeIlS /
for skating; and an electric stove
for those days when the wintry
winds can't be beaten by the fur
mace.
The young man about town, in
college or just out of it and newly
married, likes comfort gifts too.
There are many modernistic end /
tables; easy chairs; hassocks; smok-
ing outfits such as nests of ash |
trays, boxes of colored matches;
cartons of cigarets. or a new pipe |
and tobacco pouch.
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MEDICAL AUXILIARY
WILL HOLD PARTY

Woman's auxiliary of the Indian
apolis Medical Society will give its
Christmas party Friday at the D.
A. r. chapter house.
A musical program will include
numbers by Mrs. William J. Stark,
pianist; songs by Miss Helen Brooks
and Miss Alma Nonninger, accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Edenharter,
and the singing Of Christmas carols
by the group. Mrs. Ralph S. Chap
peil, chairman, is in charge of the
program, which will be followed by
q social hour.
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MISS MNAMEE IN
CHARGE OF FILMS

Miss Mary Ellen NIcNamee is in
charge of a committee planning to
show motion pictures to the chill
dren at the Riley hospital under
the auspices of the Junior League
occupational therapy department,
with the cooperation of the II.
Lieber Company. The occupation
therapy department has its own
protector and screen, and films are
furnished by the H. Lieber Com
pany.
Three shows already have been
given and the programs will be re-
peated every three weeks for time,
and later every two weeks.
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Christmas Dinner Dance to Be
Held by NOtre Dame Club

The third annual Christmas din
ner dance of the indianapolis Club
of the University Of Notre Dame will
be held Dec. %, at the Antlers, in
the main dining room and ball
room.
Frank J. NoH, general chairman,
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CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Mrs. Warren Colby is chairman
of the Christmas guest luncheon
and bridge party to be held by
Avalon Country Club in the ladies'
dining room at the Columbia Club
Thursday.
Decorations will carry out the
Christmas motif. Luncheon tables
will be conferred with poisettias.
Mrs. Colby is assisted by Mrs. Will
liam Hutchinson.
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FRANCES KRIEG IS
BRIDGE HOSTESS

Miss Frances Krieg, 451O Park
avenue, was hostess Tuesday for
the Christmas guest bridge party of
the Alpha Iota Latreian Club. AS
SlSting hoStesses were:
Mesoames Walter Shirley, Willis Con-
nor Jr.. Walter Studlreher and Miss Mary
Gertruds Manley.
Guests included:
Mesdames Verne K. Reeder. F. S. Tay-
Tor. A. B. Chevaler. Paul Gayman. Robert
Avels. Albert G.. Mueller. Vince V. Can
ming. J. H. Hadley. ]. L. Schell. Arthur
Raitano. Porter Seidensticker. John A.
scudder. John Kissinger and Harry Nor
ton.
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RecentiOll Arrn1lned

DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Richardson
will receive students and faculty
members Of Butler university college
Of education in the recreation room
Of the Arthur Jordan Memorial
building, from 3 to Friday. They
will be assisted by other faculty
members and student representa-
tiVeS from Butler.
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MRS. E. L. SOUTH
WILL BE HOSTESS

Mrs. E. L. South will be hostess
at the December meeting of the
Ladies Aid society of the Broadway
Methodist Episcopal church at 2
Thursday in the church chapel.
Mrs. F. B. Clark will lead the de-
votions; Mrs. w. B. Hartsock will
give readings, assisted by Miss
Ramona Wilson, ard Mrs. Roy L.
Davidson will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. c. c. McNurtry. There also will
be food sale by the S. P. B. group
in connection with the meeting.
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Meridian Woman's Christian
Temperance Union VIII hold its
annual Christmas party for mem
bers and guests tonight at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Symmes, 2730 Sutherland avenue.
A musical program viii be given
by members and by an orchestra
comprising children of members.
Mrs. Lewis z. Ysrk is president of
Meridian Union.
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SORORITY OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED

New officers of the Xi Delta XII
sorority will take charge at meet
ing Thursday night at the home of
Miss Mary Vestal, 431 North Gray
street. Officers are Misses Lillian
Ball, president; Clara Scheible. sec
rotary: Charlotte Swain, treasurer,
and Dorothy Swain, Sergeant-at-
arms. Two new members of the
sorority who will be present are
Misses Lillian Buchanan and Char
lotte Tacoma.
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Win Bridge Tourney
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CLEVELAND, Dec. 3.-R. r.
Richards and Frank S. Eaton, De-
troit, were announced winners to-
day of the national auction pair
championship in the fourth annual
tournament Of the American Bridge
League
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Club Is Entertained

Mrs. Vershal Casper, social chair
man of Mothers and Daughters
Club, entertained members and
friends Monday night at card
party at her home, 1914 East Thirty
fourth street. Mrs. Marie Glabka,
president assisted the hostess.
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Al1gn1une. to Dance

Annual holiday dance of the Tu-
dor Hall Alumnae Association will
be held at the Woodstock Club, Dec
%. The dance is for the benefit Of
the scholarship loan fund. Mrs.
Clifford Arrick is chairman.
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PGrt7g to Be Talked

Alpha chapter, Omega Chi soror-
ity, will meet tonight at the home
of Miss Mary Thompson, 1914 North
Illinois street. Plans will be made
for q Christmas party.
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SOrOritm TO Gather

Theta Sigma Delta sorority will
meet at the home of Miss Bernice
NIoehler, TAO Parkway avenue Fri
day night.
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DRAMA LEADS

Two leading roles in the play
Miss Caruther's Return" to be
presented Sunday at 100 and at
8:15 by the Junior Catholic
Daughters of America, at the
Cathedral high school auditorium,
will be played by Miss Mary Mar
garet Robbins and Miss Margaret
NIenefee. The play is directed by
the Rev. August .Fusseneggers,
chaplain of the organization.
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Club Will Convene

Mrs. F. w. Earhart, 627 North
Dearborn street, will be hostess for
the Two-Four Club Thursday after
noon.
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Miss Eichel Hostess

Alpha Tau chapter, Alpha Zeta
Beta sorority, will hold a social
meeting at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Eichel, 344 Thirtieth street,
tonight.
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Just
EUey
Day
Sense

DR. J. w. SLAUGHTER of Rice
~ institute, in a forceful adj
dress before the Texas State Fed
eratiton of Women's Clubs, said
there is great danger to our civil
lization in this machine age, and
that chasn1s lie before society I'M
less the home and family life are
maintained. He pleaded with
women to study this question.
And we should give heed to
him. For upon women devolves
the major share of this grave re-
sponsibility. DR.. Slaughter voices
a fear that within twenty-five
years the church no longer will
have any influence with us and
that our homes will be destroyed.
This indeed is pessimistic pic
ture. And while no prophet is
wise enough to predict the future
truly, it's as well for us to con-
slider the gloomy prospect.
Yet somehow I can't quite see
Americans losing their religion or
casting away all family ties.
Il
OHANGES are certain to occur.
" Perhaps some new and finer
spiritual growth will spring from
the ashes of the present-day
church and it may be that more
perfect homes will rise from the
ruins of the old.
If our religion is discarded and
our family life abandoned,
then surely there can be but one
reason for such thing. America
will not be worthy to retain her
place in the sun. Hard a thing as
it is to say, America should fall.
Our nation. if we build it from
henceforth upon a foundation of
shifting sand, will, like the house
of the parable, be swept away
when the floods come. And if
men and women deliberately re-
linquish all the splendid traditions
which have been won with so
much effort and courage, if they
cast away their fine heritage, if
they blind themselves to the true
values of life, then they deserve
to perish
But let us not fear for the fu-
tre of the home. Though it be
lost to America and Americans, it
will survive elsewhere. Family
life, love, these are as imperish-
able as the stars. Nations may
die. but homes are and forever
shah be gloriously alive.
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TRUMP CLUB WILL
MEET AT TEAROOM

Mrs. Russell Pence will be host
ess to the members of the Trump
Club at Thursday night at the
Lunlley tearoom. Bridge will be
played during the evening.
Guests will be:
Mesdames Ford Seers.. Floyd Vernon,
Charles Harris. Robert Meeker. Leslie
Stilings. Rosemary Cutler Bertha Vert.
Arthur Sanders Ruth DOeschel, Amy
Sturgeon; Misses Susie Nicley. Marie
Sprieblim.. Irenc Tabler. Elizabeth Nc
Carthv. Mildred Thomas. Amber Winches-
ter. Myrtle Brumma. Dorothy Goh and
MAY Scott.
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4HAA5o ot9I q Tvs N4N'tA1NA
zeta Phi Alpha sorority will
hold its annual card party
tonight at the Antlers. The COM
mittee includes Misses Jeanette
Solomon, Bess Rundberg and
Frieda Naperstick. Miss Sara
Regenstrief is publicity chair
man.
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Business Meetind Set

The Gamma Phi Rho sorority
will hold a business meeting at the
Antlers tonight. All pledges are
asked to be present.
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BENEFIT DANCE TO
Be GIVEN BYGUILD

St. Margaret's Hospital Guild
will sponsor its annual dinner-dance
in the Columbia Club ballroom
Saturday night.
Proceeds viii be used for occu-
pational therapy work in the city
hospital.
Mrs. Marie Griffey is chairman OF
the entertainment committee, and
is being assisted by:
Mesdames Wesley Shea and Frank
Severns. reservations; Frederick Norris.
Frank Wocher Herbert Bacon. Charles
zwick. A. F. Head. Chantilla White.
Charles Kotteman. Fred Van Nuys. Preston
Rubbish. Kenton NJ. MOsiman. Marshall
Claude Jones, Ernest Mueller Croel Con-
ner. William Herschel. John Rau. Walter
Cummlngs- and RaN Shaneherger-
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Loves Magic" a comedy
drama, to. be presented to-
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MADAME MEDHI

Since child she has been gifted with
strange and mysterious powers Guarantees
10 bring about every desire and ambi ton OF
your entire life: tells past present ana 1u'
ness between man and wife: makes up
lovers quarrels; tells when and who you
will marry Don't mistake number-943
Pa. Ave. N. W. 81
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Help Wanted
statesmen WANTED
Business Opportunities sol
DELICATEssEN EQUIPMENT

DELICATESSEN EQUIPMENT
Real Bargain Phone North 81O2.
FOR SALE, DELICATEssEN AND SAND
WICH SHOP; splendid opp. for right
party. Must be seen to be appreciated. Any
o,Able cash offer. 922 II 50. N. y.
GENTLEMEN can secure active executive
positions in well-founded. high-clAss bus
lness representing Washington enterprise
with $4,000 investment, Refs. EXCHANGED.
Write Room Ala Sou. Bldg. Wash. d. Q.
ITALIAN.AMERlCAN RESTAURANT
On Baltimore's busiest street, money max
ing place to right party. Owner has other
interests. Box C.2s2. Times.Herald.
SMALL BEAUTY SHOP. very reasonable,
, splendid opportunity for q good operator
Phone Col. S79S.
STORE for sale. cheap. Has all-elec. foun.
tain. Best corner in GEORGETOWN. We lib
9O2 9TH ST. N. W.
GROCERY and fruit store. with nice, large
back room testablished businessl: low
rent; price $3.50. II sold at once; owner
has other business.
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OFFICES AND sY0RES

BARRISTER BLDG. 635 st. n. W-Of.
f1ces. single & suites: reas. Dist. 0631.
BRICK STORE. near District line, suitable
Joseph. 61st and Dix SITS. n. E. Line. 6771
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. ideal I0ca-
ton, Bond BLDG. 14th and n Y. Ave.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED ~

QUINCY ST, n. W. 7723-Entire ID floor.
3 rooms, kitchenette & b.. am l.. reas:
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE 81

WANTED--HOUSES.
List your houses or apartments with us.
Have clients waiting to rent or buy. De-
scribe property, price and terms: No agents
1857 18th ST. N. W. POT 1923.
CASH for houses stores and lots located
in the D. of c.; give full and complete
particulars, otherwise do not reply.
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
1927 EYE ST. n W. NATIONAL 4122.
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NINE. GARDENIA,
MADAME PAULINE

Clairvoyant-P -Palmist, can be consulted on
any and ali affairs Of life, who CHALLENGES
the world to compare with her great pow. pow
riases divorces separations and family
effairs; readings, soc; hours. 9 to 8; salts
faction Guaranteed 900 18th ST. N. w
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PRINCESS DIANA

GIFTED HINDU PALMlST.
II in trouble. unhappy and DISCOURAGED
present, future. business. love-. health.
family affairs. Special SO reading, 81
Satisfaction or no charge. 637 n W..
Over SpringeF's Res. opp. Hecht Co. Hrs
3 to q: Sunday 9-3,
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COR. 1lTTG. 1921 Monroe N W.-4N 7, b.,
porch. al f.. h.-wh.. elec.. $45. N: t977
The HOME, 7th and SITS. N W-Amer
Sec. and Trust Co. 18th and Pa Ave.
APARTMENTS IN ALI SECTIONS
G. W,edou Co 1927 & Net. S011
COR. NJ I. AND N J. AYES. n w, the
Augusta rms. kit. and b., S3S. Wea-
yer Bros. Wash. Bldg. Dist. 94S6. Frig. free
COLORED. 9th St. N. w. 1530-2d floor
front, large rooms and kit. S24 30.
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ST n E.. 8O6-Two nicely furnished
rooms for Ink. electric. gas, bath.
hot.water heat: adults,
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Rentals
BOARD AND ROOM

DOAkSO AMI MUM u
EYE ST. N. w. 1712. downtown-Desir-
able room, excel. table, reas. Net. 6179,
MD. AVE. N. E.. 326-Nice front room,
new furniture; good meals: reas. Z. 1857
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. 1443-LOvely
rooms twin beds: newly decorated; SO
each; also single rooms; excellent meals.
THE MANCHESTER 1925 NJ st. N. W.
Attractive rooms. private bath, phone;
good meals: special rates Govt. clerks.
18TH ST S. E., 152-Large sunny room
cooking Lib! 1895.
18TH ST. N. W., 1212-Attrac. rm., excel
table. convenient location. reasonable.
21ST ST. N. W., 1426-One block west
of Dupont Circle: for rent, 2 modern
double rooms, second floor, h.-w.h.. $35
per month each, room and board: one
2d-floor double room. $S7 each; meals
bountifpl. North 9S04.
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OR UNFURNISHED
ROOMS 94-A
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81

10TH ST. N. W.. 1l11--Entire second T.
Q rms. nicely furnished. next oath, slnk'
gas range. elec. 50 90 week.
CoT0PED 8 St. n, W, l327-Lovely /
room and kit gas. heat. elec:. Sl4
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Rental. J Rentals }
Rentals

OFFICES AND STORES Il
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Automobiles (l35)
CHEVROLET 4:DooR SEDAN
SSn5t SS1ntranhsH afil e iss iSoI6R S6is ea65. S6..

gZU BIadensDurk Hd. ~, ~. an: UzUU
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1D2g-once In
while you find bargain hike this: new
maroon duco finish. good tires. fully
equipped: $365, you car in trade, easy
terms. Barry;Psts Motor Co., 262S
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ESSEX Sport Coupe, '29. A real good late
model car at q low price. Finish. motor,
tires perfect, 1915.
HANDLEY MOTORS
1880 Georgia Ave Adams 5000
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FORD-Tudor Sedan, Model A. 1929. S275
Terms or trade. 645 Maryland Ave. n
e Lincoln OTIS
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FORD Model A Fordor, 70. Not dent
on body or tenders finish like new, re-
conditioned mechanically. 1895.
HANDLEY MOTORS
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FAIRMONT ST. N. W.. 1336--0ne south-
S22 so: one on top floor, SIS: gentlemen.
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FAIRMOUNT ST. n. W 1312-Warm
cozy rm., next b., Ink. permitted; reas
GTRARD ST. NV. 1437-Bright. cheerful
room for gentleman priv. home. Col 1887
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Situations Wanted
FEMALE

WANTEDDJob caring for old people. Write
Mrs W. H. Bramblett,. Branchville. Nd.
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EUCLID N, w. 172b-Entire H. 2 rms.
4 pvt. b., Ink emp. couple. $40 WIZ
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FAIRMONT n. ", 1866 front connect.
rms, complete for h.k., new furniture,
steam h. everything furn., reas. Ad. 0160-W
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FORD Model A Tudor. 20. trunk. vel
tenders; econditioned--$335.
HANDLEY MOTORS 49,
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USED CHEyRoLEIs AMP FoRps
610 II ST. n. 2. Lincoln l02O
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Rentals
FURNISHED ROOMS

CHAPLIN ST. N. W, T4I2. Apt. 4s-Large
coy rm.: newly furnished: ami. single
$50, double, S12 30 each. Col. O61A.
CLIFTON N. W 146s-Large lrt. rm. I'd
n single beds shove bath; gents.
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EUCLID ST. N. w. I230-Desirabie sin
gle rTn. next bath, I'd H., mr.. cars, 81 wk.
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De Soto and Plymouth Sales and Service.
Nat. Auto Sales, SO n. Y, Ave. n. z.
ESsEX-COACH, 1929; excellent condition:
sacrifice $500 1922 l4th St. N, W.
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m CIR. 1928 10th 81. N. w-De-
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EAST CAPITOL, 60S-Apt. 5, The Mi
burn-Neatly furnished room for genJle-
man 2 m &ih mo Phone LING. 2Ol3.W.
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UPoNT CIRCLE. 2if8 P ST. Apt. a.
One furn. room. with or without Ink.
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CHRYsLER az, Sedan 1928. cheap: viii
cell for $3.50 cash. no trade-ins: cond.
excel: owned By present owner since new
For Reorganization, North 41eQ after 8 ,. m
CHRYSLER go, 4-Door Sedan; $3.50. Call
Mr.. Cooksey. Dist. 1910: l2!6 10Th N.W.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N. W., 1224--
bath each floor, hot water at all hours.
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EUCLID N. W. I725-Large room with
porch, end H., next b.. So wk. Col 9229
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9TH ST n. W, 54I8-semi detached. 8
rooms. nicely furn., nice yard, $50 mo.
Convenient 2 car lines. Cali Mr.. Brown,
Col 47l6 or Nat. 1887.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Unified Generating
Plant Considered
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENITO. March ii.-0t-
ficials OF the Central Power and
Light company are working now on
plans to link the three large gen
Grating plants OF the company tn
South Texas into one huge system
according 70 Frank @. Ludden, VAL
ley district manager. In addressing
engineers Of the Valley at q meeting
here.
Ludden pointed out that the
plants at Corpus Christi. San Be
nito and Laredo. which serve most
OF the South Texas territory, are TO
be hooked together in this plan. III
the interest OF economy and better
service.
The company contemplates also
hooking up with larger plants at
Houston and New Braunfels for
protection, he said. These two
lants are not owned by the Central
Power a. Light company.
Distribution w a wide area
from large central plants is much
more economical than distribution
through small generating plants
scattered over the territory. Ludden
said.