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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
There Isn't Much Chance for the Latter to Get the
 Spotlight and Roosevelt
 Apparently Is Stealing
 the Whole Show
By PAUL fl. KING

NOulCu ITCsS oAdu NOEEcSltONUeHlb
 Albany. N. Y., Aug 17.-(UP)- The democratic candidate for the presidency has stolen" Jimmy Walkers greatest show, something new in the career of the wise cracking, playboy mayor of New York.
 Franklin Roosevelt, governor and magistrate hearing charges that James J. Walker is unfit for off, flee, has parked his orders. has shot blunt. piercing questions that re- quired direct answers, has an- nounced that T am running this show"-and he is running it.
 New York city's political min strel, accustomed to playing the leading roles in night clubs, at the prize fight lringside, sin theater crowds, in city aldermanic cham bers, or in such dramatic appeals as the, one he made for the release of old Tom Mooney. has found that he is working under a stern di- rector.
 True Walker has struck back verbally at Roosevelt rulings. He has. dared. nome entarfly with. a dra- matic plea that pictured himself as persecuted. But there has been none of the play to the gallery gods that won him the headlines and none of the clever wisecrack quota tions in "boxes" that characterized his appearance before Samuel Sea- bury.
 Seabury was handicapped by a Tammany Hall gallery, by parti- sans who roared at every Walker
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
CLEVELAND MAN MAY HAVE COME
 FROM NOBILITY
Auto Salesman Learns It Through Murder of His Father, But It Doesn't Bother Him

Cleveland, D,, Aug I7-lu luFl An unemployed ant ohile salesy man learned today that he was the descendant of European royalty and possibly the. grandson of the late Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria.
 He is Rudolph, de Bourbon. s5. who learned of his lineage after the staying of his father.' Prince Edgard de Bourbon in Paris yes- terday. A cablegram from Paris police to the Clevelander esta b. .lished that the victim was his father. A letter found in the effects of the victim was addressed to his son here.
 To the Clevelander the news that he is possibly a member of a titled family meant little.
 "What of it?'' he commented. "I had heard that my father was a nebleman but I was never certain of 1t. I haven't seen him in many years. I can't see what l can do about his death"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
OLD FRIGATE CONSTITUTION WILL RAISE UNION JACK FOR
 THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1872

washington. Aug. i7-tUP)- The U. $. Frigate Constitution will f,y the old i5-star union jack Fri- day for the first time since fsi3 in celebration of the 12oth anni- vcrsary of her victory over the British Man O War. II. M. s. duer- riere, slf.
 It was in that famous battle of the grand banks-in the war Of isl2 that the Constitution was given the name "old IronsIdes." Shots from the British vesnel bounced or her stout eak sides without damage.
 The old cOiDrn will be flown fyam the Constitution Cor 70 minutes just ns long as ii took Captain Iaaae IInlI Co effect. the surrender
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17

of the Guerriere 120 years ago.
 One incident of Huii's victory over the British vessel was res called today as officers abroad the Consultation prepared for the cele. bration. The crew of the 0uerriere hoisted n puncheoB of molnssea to their mainstay Just before the bat. tie and shouted across the water to Huii's man that they might mIx the moIasses with their rum t0 make "switcheiI.'. . favorite drink Of the day.
 uunners abroad the Constitution proceeded Co shoot holes ln the hogshena, M0lasaes dFinpen down on the unefriefe'H nnd the bfliiAll gun crewe were eamght in tho silp' pery liquid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
COINClOVER SEA IN'THE WENDEL
 WILL CONTEST
Testimony About Claimant Thomas Patrick Morris Will' Be Taken in ScOt- land and England

New York, Aug 17-CUP)- Counsel for the executors of Miss Ella Wenders $30,000.000 estate and attorneys for the claimants seeking to break her will have agreed to the appointment of 2 commission to take testimony in Dundee. Scotland. and Manchester. England. regarding Thomas Pat dick Norris claim that he Is Miss Wendel's nephew.
 , Appointment of the commission needs only the assent of Surrogate James A. Foley who is now on vacation on Long Island. The de- positions, if authorized, will he taken in the American consulates in the two cities.
 Morris claims to be the son of Mary Ellen Devine who, hetsaid. secretly married John Gottlieb Wendell. brother of Miss Ella, in 1878.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
Speaker Garner Is
 Preparing Reply To
 The Hoover Charges
He Has Returned to Capi-
 tai to Gather All Mate- rial for Fireworks on Acceptance Speech of the President-Lea
 Plan to Wipe Out Deficit
BY RAYMOND CHAPTER Tnifoxl praSs Staff fyOrv.pSpMpnfleu

United Press Staff Corrcsp0ndcnt)
 Washington August IT --adUP) - Speaker John N. Garner. deipo- cratic vice-presidential candidate, returned today to gather material to disprove campaign charges that the house leadership sponsored Wild" inflationary measures.
 Garner expects also to gather Considerable campaign material from his files here with which to meet the onslaught of President Hoover's acceptance speech. many points of which were directed at his policies in the house of repre- sentatives.
 The speaker plans. to leave for the west tonight, and he will pre- pare his first campaign speeches in Texas.
 President Hoover charged that the democratic leadership of the house sponsored wild" and dan- gerous inflationary projects. He accused the house democrats of att tempting to raid the treasury for billions of dollars.
 Gamers first campaign task will be to meet these charges. repubii- cans have undertaken to make hts leadership of the house principal target in the campaign. They are citing democratic house measures in support of their contention that the issue is radicalism and hap hazard experiment as against con- servative leadership.
 Garner will be on the stump much of the campaign. He has just completed his first important mission as a candidate. He has consulted with the head of his ticket, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. regarding all questions of party policy.
 He also sought to bring dis gruntled friends of Alfred E. smith
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
EXCURSION SHIP LANDED SAFELY
 AFTER INJURY
Hole Stove in Bottom, But Captain Sent Sinking. Vessel Ashore and Sav- ed All .748 Passengers Aboard

Louisville, Ky, Aug 17--tUPj- An investigation of the sinking of the excursion steamer, City of Memphis, in the Ohio river was be- gun today. Three girls received In. juries' as 74S passengers and SS members of the crew landed safe ly on the Kentucky side of the river last night after a large hole haa been torn In the boats hull when 1t struck an obstacle in the water. The most seriously hurt was Vir- riuia Dome, 14. who skull was fractured. Ellen Bailey. IS. and Ruth savnge, -16a received minor Injuries. They were hurt in the rush Of passensers to leave th- captain !. q. Glossbrenner ssas able 10 put the boat Co shore be- fore lf sank. The steanlcr. trnv eiIns between Nsv Albany. Ind. and LonIsyllIe. had been ezemined md reported in sood conditiuH by government inspeeiory Inst sasi'r
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17

Paris, Aug. 17-(UPl--The coi- orf,f. .adyenturesome past of Ed- rard de Bourbon. reputed son Of ina Emperor Franz Joseph. intri- r,,ed investlgafors today as they questioned his timid. Spanish wo. man companion who said she killed him yesterday with a razor. '
 senorita ondeleria Brau solor: baspcctacied. beauty speciaiist or nearly 70 years, who admitted tnat ahe siashed the "Prince' lii hef hotel apartment after he threat oned her with the razor. npparent' ly could furnish no definite 'nfor-
 .lfo heIa tho. reputation of an international ndyentufer. some spId he was q son Of the laie Ffanz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
WET SENTIMENT IN WYOMING IS
 MUCH GREATER
Anti-P Prohibition Man Is More Than Double His Opponent in the Repub- lican Primaries

Cheyenne, Wyo, Aug 17-(UP) Wet sentiment was indicated to- day in Wyoming as votes were counted in yesterdays republican state primary. Congressman Vim cent Carter, anti-prohibitionist more than doubled the vote of his opponent, Perry w. Jenkins. dry. In 40 outof 660 precincts. Car ter had 14,699, Jenkins, 6.557. Jenkins is former state senator and a member of oflPresident HoovS CTS public land commission.
 The race for the gubernatorial nomination still was in doubt to- day. with acting Governor Alonzo M. Clark ahead. Clark had 12.- 033 votes in Al precincts. against 11,95l for \ Harry R. Weston, state treasurer. Both are consid- cred wet sympathizers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
DRY WOMEN ARE IN DILEMMA ON
 CANDIDATES
Members of w. C. T. U. Are Confident the Con- vention Will Not Give Support to Either Roosevelt or Hoover

Seattle, Wash. Aug 17-UP)-- Elections held, the interest of Women's Christian Temperance Union delegates to-day who showed little sympathy, privately. with reported third party move- ments supporting Senator William E. Borah for the presidency. The reports were circulated following conversations by Dr Leigh Colvin and Dr Clarence True Wilson, prominent dry leaders with the dry senator from Idaho whom they tried to enlist in a third party movement. Their renewed interest in Borah candidacy was inspired by President Hoover's acceptance speech, in which he favored "a change in the 18th amendment"
 The committee of political rec concentrations continued its work
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
New York Governor Is Surely Chilling
 The Dapper Jimmy
YOUNG ROOSEVELT IS FAST DRIVER SAY
 STATE POLICE

Providence, R. l., Aug IT, {CP)-Frankiin D. Roosevelt, Jr, son of the democratic candi- date for president, was detained temporarily by state police late yesterday after he had been stopped for driving ''fast, but not excessively"
 Young RoOscvclt's sedan was halted by q trooper on Smith street, Centrcdalc. A chcclS-ui. police said. disclosed that he was driving on a license which had expired. Medic Hamilton. licensed Rhode Island opcr- atOr, was engaged by police to drive Roosevelt junior to his Al- bany, N. Y., home. Authorities indicated that Roosevelt would have to pay Hamilton for his time.
 Lieutenant George w. Rob- bins, commanding the state pos lice, said no charge had been preferred against young RoOse- welt, who was enrOutc home after attending the Newport Casino tennis tournament at the. time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
T wo Hundred Of Them Gather At
 Waterbury Club
OF
 MINE UNION IN
 ORIENT KILLED
Joe Colbert Shot Dead in Front of His Home By
 Three Men, Who Sped
 Away in Auto

Orient, III. Aug 17-(UP)-Joe Colbert. sS. president of Local 3os. United Mine Workers, at the Orient Coal company's mine No l, was shot to death today by three men.
 Colbert was picking mushrooms when three men in an automobile stopped in front of his home. They called to him. As he approached the automobile, one of the occu- pants opened fire with shotgun. Colbert died before physicians ar rived.
 Colbert's father, who was in the yard at the time, was unable to identify the assassins. The killers car speeded away toward Benton. Colbert was chairman of the recent meeting of miners at Benld to pro- test the new coal minres' wage contract. He has long been opposed to policies of John L. Lewis, inter- national president of the Minres union. $
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17

Englewood, N. J., Aug IT, (UP1 The newborn son of Colonel and> Mrs Charles Augustus Lindr bergh slept in his crib here to-day, closely guarded from the inqusitive world by private detectives and his fathers public request for privacy.
 Colonel Lindbergh. happy oyer the safe arrival of an heir, was taking every precaution to prevent recurrence of the tragedy which brought, death to his first-born and bitter grief to the parents. <;
 The famous flyer asked the press to permit our children to lead the lives of normal Americans. He engaged additional guards to pa- trol the Morrow estate here.
 Night and day, sentinels will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
MURDER OF FADVENTURESOME PRINCE EDGARD DE BOURBON
 INTRIGUING INVESTIGATORS

Joseph. and that his mother was Alice de Bourbon. .sgss l4
 The "Prince." past 60 years oi age and somewhat eccentric, had posed many years as a member pf the Austrian branch of the French Royal family. He was once in New York where, as Prince Charles Al. bert Edgar SerGo Caesar de Bour. bon. he was widely popular at 90. cicty affairs.
 He obtained . high position with the United states Navy and, by report. wns married to Claire de- Cosse Congef of New York, onuEh- ter of a former minister Co China She died ten years age. Their SOD. ROdIoph de Bourbon, 30, now eeiIs automobiles in Cleveland, Q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
O. The.-Wisp
 Walker Man Extends His Vanishing Act
Everybody in the Trial of Mayor Seems to Want Him to Appear, Even Walker Anxious to Have Him Take the Stage But Roosevelt Is the Most Anxious WHAT WAS DONE
 TO UNCOVER HIM
By FREDERICK A. sToM

United Press Stan Corrsspondent) 1.
 State Capitol. Albany N. Y., Aug 17.-(UP)-Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt plunged again into the mysterious disappearance of Rus sell T. Sherwood. Mayor James J. Walkers missing financial agent, at the opening of the fifth day of Walkers trial on removal charges
 For the first time since his trial began Walker was five minutes late.
 Hitherto prompt in his attend- ance, he appeared surprised when he found Governor Roosevelt al- ready in his seat at the big fiat- topped desk. Walker had aban- doned his snappy green Euit in fa- -vor Of more conservative blue.
 An indication that Governor Roosevelt would pursue his own course by calling such witnesses as he chooses, was seen in the fact that Jacob Gould Schurman. Jr. former assistant to Samuel Sea- bury, who had preferred charges of misconduct against the mayor. was in the executive chamber. ready to testify. A
 It was Schurman. according tc report, who told Police Commis-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
Eight Charges as \ He Drove Past
 One Red Light

White Plains, N. Y., Aug 17-(U P)-Jack Hopkins. 29, of Yonkers. drove past a red light here. and the result was eight separate charges against him and fines totalling SIT.
 He was accused of reckless driv- ing, failure to obey police orders, driving the wrong way on one way street, passing a red light. driving without tail light. im- proper attachment of license plates. and failure to produce a drivers licenses and proof of ownership.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
 CASE GOES
 TO JURY
Bitter Arraignment of the Defendant Was Made By Prosecutor in the Last Argument of the Trial


 Miami, Fla. Aug 17.--(UP)- The Captain William N. Lancaster murder case went to the jury at 11:45 a. m. (EsT) to-day. States Attorney N. Vernon Hawthorne closed the final arguments for. the state, saying:
 "The beast of the field will fight to death for his female; the birds of the air fight to death for their female; and war birds will fight to death for their females"
 Hawthorne sought to establish his contention that Lancaster, who had flown with, lived with and loved Mrs Keith Miller for years, killed Clarke when the young Miami journalist announced ,hc and Mrs Keith-M Miller were to marry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
RAY STECKER OF
 FOOTBALL FAME SECRETLY WED
Former Army Star Was Married Monday to Jac- quelyn Denst ten of Br0Okline After, Long Romance

Boston, Aug 17-(UP)-First news of the secret marriage of Ray Stecker, former Army football star. and Mfss Jacquelyn Densten. 21. of Brookline, was disclosed on their arrival here last night.
 The wedding. the outcome of a long romance that began at West Point three years ago. when the at- tractive bride and her twin sister. Evelyn, were guests. of friends at a hop at the military academy. was performed by City Judge Tristrarn Coffin at Hudson. N., Y., Monday. It had been planned to keep the marriage a secret until Lieutenant Stecker reported next month, to Randolph flying field. San Antonio. Tex, for training in the air ser vice. Stecker was q member of the class of 1882.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
L Lindberghs Ask The Public To Let Them
 Escape Notoriety
But Newspapers Generally Throughout the Country Object Strongly to Being Blamed for the Fatal Tragedy That Beset the Lindbergh Family

f
 on watch over the tiny heir to the fortunes and tragedies of one of the worlds most famous men. Po- lice dogs roam the grounds.
 Col Lindbergh's telegram to the press resulted from his belief that the avid curiosity of the world was partly responsible for the kidnap- ping and murder of his first child, Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr.
 The full telegram read:
 Mrs Lindbergh and l have made our home in New Jersey. It Is naturally our wish to continue to live there near our friends and interests. Obviously. however, 1t is impossible forus to subject the life of our second son to the publicity (COntinued on Page 2)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
MINERS BEGIN To GET UGLY

Athens, o. Aug 17--t tUP5 7-An exchange of shots between snipers and Ohio national guardsmen, dyna- hitting of miners home and asserted attempt to wreck New York Central freight train reported to-day in the Hooking Valley district Snipers hiding in the hills fired shots into the Mo- 25 mine at Chauncey O. Guardsmen returned the fire but wounded
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
Late Bulletins
TWO WOMEN STILL FLYING

Valley Stream, L. l., Aug l7--lUP)-The Flying Boudoir" with it's crew of two women determined to surpass the existing endurance reiuelng flight record for women, droned past it's 72nd hour in the air at 2 D.. m. today. The flyers Mrs Louise McPhetridge Thaden and Mrs Frances Harre Marsalis, in good spirits as they guided their appointed craft over Long Island in the effort to break the present 123 hour mark. xs "A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
oI1AKE RECORDED

Washington. August 17 m (UP)
 An earthquake was recorded on the seismograph of Georgetown University today. It began at 3:4s a. m. Reached its maximum intensity-at 4:05 a. m. and ended at 4:30 a. m.
 N The distance was, estimated as f,SOD miles from Washington. with Inc direction uncertain. - As45
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
PUT UP FETCHING POSTS

2 Elk City, Okla, Aug 17-(UP)- )--The owner of a general store noticed business decreasing He also noticed that good many farmers had put their auto
 mobiles away and pressed old Dobbin into service again The storekeeper put eight hchg posts and watering
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
OLD BASEBALL MAN DEAD

I East Hampton L IT, Aug 17-(UP}-James ID. Caffney TO- New York, retired contractor and builder who owned the Boston Braves 1S years ago. died early to-day at his summer home near here. He was stricken consciousness His wife and married daughter survive
Evening star., 1932-04-03


40 ACRES
AND COLONIAL HOME.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, VA.
On Alexandria Fails Church rd near Lee
Highway; l0-room and bath Colonial home
with 40 acres Of well drained land, excellent
grove Of pine trees. An ideal site for home,
sanRtorium OF tea house. About miles
from White House. Price reasonable.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
s24 18th ST. NV. Nat OO36
TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE
On new home, which We will build to your
plans and specifications, ARTHUR CAR
ROLL, Adams 6S06, Cleve. $3.50.
235 LONGFELLOW ST. NV,
Open Sunday, 10 to pm e-room and
bath modern brick home; omen fireplace and
built-in garage good condition. Be sure and
see IL. Easy terms
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
1918 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-03
SALE-SUBURBAN.
frAA--AN

NEaR sTa9m DIsTSIGT line &C.
gS2ssPs Psafs Pr'6eS 6aner ne sen at once Can
s5,soo-LCT 65x23s. GROOM BUNGALOW
ss,75o-SeW fSNyeH7sHSsH 4eroom shinEle house, h-v.
ssHE' ssfa se 6S sns sSf down sn1Gs and
Several bargains IN new brick houses in
Maryland and ?. e 1urJE
BUNGALow-s Rooms. ELEC: WATERsa; gsa
Benning I'd ne.
BEAUTIFUL. MODERN, u. ETLEyEN EVEN; ROOM Sooa
tes'Ai tea house as or County home; abundsnce
and fu FF. NtOQsl so Ver1 MasoRo Ne
terms. Address owner, Box 3l2-s, Star
once.
8-RooM MODERN HOME. ioo-FT, LOT. IN
1 miles from White House, in nearby Va;
l block from bus, cars stores Priced @ for
oqfS i sale yp. at y61 y6sb Should n ee hs Gf
Address BOX ISIS, star once.
SUBURBAN EsTATE-PR1CE GREATLY RE-
duced; ais miles from Wnlts aonSe' ress neSspy
home bed rooms. sleeping porch. II you're
looking for a place nearby with plenty Of
oSnefl oSneo' 99hesiss5 address Box 3Ssss Star once
BERWYN. MD-sIx-RooM HOUSE; AMI.
near boulevard and car line; 50 500i easy
terms. Telephone Columbia 9l65-W 3
1900 PRINCESS STREET, ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Lot 16x100 IT.; 6 rooms. bath, gas, electric,
large garage: party leaving town will Secrt-
Ace f Can see Sunday. Alex 1871.
COLONIAL: 6 ROOMS. SUN PARLOR, BATH.
hot-water heat and built-in garage, gas.
elect. city water and sewer; two blocks of
new 200-ft Lee Boulevard; sacrifice for
equity in cash or trade for suitable build
ing lot 3o4 Brookvale ave. Lyon Park,
Evening star., 1932-04-03

SPECIAL. TO COLORED.
It's not the dollar I'm after, but the repu-
tation I am building up for myself,
Open for inspection from II 80 to pm.
1922 llth St. NV.
rooms, bath, hot-Water heat electricity
and gas: in first-class condition room Tor
garage; a bargain for a quick sa le.
On 18th St. in the 5000 block: rooms
on Girard st. bet. llth and 18th sts. 8,
and 8 rooms; all modern; with garages;
$4,000 So 500 and $1,000
These houses can be seen by appoint
ment only.
ENJAMIN +. FLETCHER,
1898 18th St. NV.
Phones: North 68l3, North 1855.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

| COLORED-PARGAIN, ss,75O--4 BED ROOM
| house on Park I'd. a few doors from 18th st.
Garage; excellent condition; easy terms.
Cal Georgia 1853
Evening star., 1932-04-03

NOW $4.95O-WAS S5, $50
This, This drastic reduction is made 70 effect a
! rooms with INV h. and ali modern i'm
provements; large lot with aarage. garden
quickly. DUNN & c6.. ss53 r. !. ave-. II.
Rainier, Md. Hyatts. $40.
Evening star., 1932-04-03
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

WANTED IO bU1-hOOSES.
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD HOUSE FOR SALE,
IptINSnpS ItAINp AGENCY 1914 i4th NV.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE FOR I'M IMME. Ne
can pay $500 cash down payment. Address
Box 2a3-S, Star office.
INEXPENSIVE MODERN HOME. IN OR
near city. on, paved road. on easy terms.
PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS
In D G., any section; must be cheap
SMALL 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALoWi
box 2S-S Star once.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. SEVERAL SMALL
houses or tWo-famiy fats can pay all cash.
y. A. GARVEY, Dist 577o, Room sl5. 1910
Vermont ave
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES
white or colored, regardleSs OF condlIlon
VIM. }, CALLAHAN. 1927 Eye NV. Nat. BS7l.
sIx-RooM HOUSE, GOOD RESIDENTIAL
section, near school Will give as part pay
ment fine lot in Chevy Chase, D. c. Address
Box 334-S, Star once
WANTED
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With US. e0% Of the prospective purchasers
apply at our once. Write or call US at once.
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Evening star., 1932-04-03
WANTED-LOTS.

BUILDER WANTS LOTS ON SECOND
trust. back of building loan. North s4tS-M.
Address 23T5 n, l. ave ne.
WANTED-LOT IN BROOKLAND, NEAk
l2th st. car line; state size. location and
Evening star., 1932-04-03
SALE OR RENT-HOUSEs.

BEAUTIFUL HOME. ALL MODERN CON-
veniences; miles from city on highway; u
acre. garden, garage, chicken house; suit
able for tea room. Phone Col 1852.
i442 FAIRMONT ST. UNDESIRABLE 10
room residence, rooming, baths. butler s
pantry excellent condition. Might rent
privilege purchase 3
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Columbia I'd: 10 rooms, h-w.h.. elect, Que
ST.; 10 rooms. h-w.h.. elect. Tea st.; 1887
l2th, zoos llth, 1855 Gresham, bl8 Mortons
1929 w. 1918 Sherman ave, 1918 9th, 1913
9Th, 145 You; prices reduced. J. F. HOL-
TANn North