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Evening star., 1932-07-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED bungalow. cool
and lovely shade trees all city improve
er, on salt water front fshing Grabbing.
swimming, float: SIS per week per person;
near Morgantown. Nd AZ miles from Dis
trlct; reference required. Cleveland 1870 for
NICE QUIET PLACE. farm near mts.: cool.
shady lawn; 40 miles from Wash; 81 day
Mrs. Ran Smith. Waterfall. Va.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME ON FARM in
Blue Ridge Mountains: excellent table, rea-
sonable rates; ate week an and week end parties ties
Va Phone Strasburg 26-F-l2
WANTED, COUNTRY BOARDERS Excellent
tood Country home situated IN the noun
tslns miles from Mountain Lake. Va Very
Ieasohable rates Mrs. William GIbboney'
Bane. Giles County. Va.
THE TOUChWOOD- On the ridge OF the
Blue Ridse Mountains Avail. by bus or
Phi. Bluemont, Va. l5-F-l2 Address j. H.
Morelands
GOOD BoARD-shen. Valley. Blue Ridse
s eT p Ksas Mrs
GRANDvIEw-Lovely home in Blue Ridge
Mts on farm, l mi. from station, 80 mi
from Washington; excellent meals reason
able iates. Miss Nellie R. Hefhn, Linden
BOARD BOARD on farm in Shenandoah VALLEY
ners a soe PGs BOYS, for Vf Jsm.s din l.
sours. Rileyville. Va
IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, about so
miles from washington; modern house, ex,
cellent board, cool porches. plenty of
grounds; near golf course and tennis Mrs
r. C. Baker. Purcelville, Va.
CHILDREN, at Sunny Acre Farm: home
privileges. Mrs Archie Turner. Ednor. Nd.
NEAR MIDDLEBURG-Coo colonial home,
modernized; dairy farm; bathing; good
9ssss 6aad om soa !se Tse psns @ products
MODERN COUNTRY HOME. in Piedmont
section: home cooking; swimming pool: all
modern conveniences; $40 per week. s35 per
month. Phone 81. Louise. Va.
BOARD CHILDREN, country farm mother
care; swimming. horses to ride; IS per Week
Mrs. Guy Brown. Brighton, Md. Phone ASH
ton 20-F-H
COUNTRY BOARD FOR CHILDREN
Mothers care. nourishing food. safe play
grounds. bathing; reasonable rates. Tel
Brsndywne l9-F-24. P. O., Aqussco. Nd
Mrs. j. r Norris.
LOVELY HOME BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS,
am 10 miles; excellent table; reasonable:
Va.
Evening star., 1932-07-24
WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN would like room with south
ern exposure; state price and location. Ad-
uress Box SOL. Star once.
GENTLEMAN-Cool, quiet room and break
fast in very small family; please give de-
tails Address Box 49,, Star ONCE.
OR 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, alternating
current. waking distance. reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 462-V. Star office.
MAN TEACHER wants bed in return for
Box 476-V, Star ONCE.
ROOM WITH BREAKFAST in private NV.
nome. By young lady employed complete de-
scripton desired Address Box 75-J, Star
ONCE.
CULTURED SCANDINAVIAN desires bright,
airy, Turn. bachelor apt. r. 4 b. State
orlce and details. Address Box S2-J, Star
once.
YOUNG WOMAN. employed. will exchange
hsht services, sleeping porch or room:
reierences. Address Box 1907. Star ofice. =
and bath fur near Garfield Hospital, price
$50. Address Box 53-J. S;a. Office.
GENTLEMAN wants room furnished or un-
furnished. Woodbridge section. reasonable
near So Dakota ave. hoGress Box 1881.
Star once.
MODERN. comfortably furnished. gentle
man: vicinity Capitol. limit !l2 so per mo
Address Box 1871. Star once
LADY. employed. desires furnished room
with bath anu breakfast dinner optional.
reasonable. permanent' state price. Address
Box l45-J. Star once
L. Hk ROOMS. two. unfurnIshed. by rm-
ployed lady. Aut. !. clean, quiet. refined
home Address Boy 45s-V. Star once. "a
GENTLEMAN wants semI-furnished room III
Grnneu home, permanent II right place. Al
dIrsS Box 51-J, Star once "a
Evening star., 1932-07-24
WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.


GENTLEMAN desires furnished room. nearby
Vlrtlnlt; give full PARTICULARS relative bath.
price. members Iamiy, etc Address Box
72-J. Star office.
WANTED--ROOMS AND BOARD
YOUNG LADY desires room and board IN
private family: state rates. Address Box
1851. Star ofhce
BOARD AND ROOM for lady; tray service
children Address Box 1T5-J- Star once
LADY, Government clerk, dlabeuc, wants
reasonable board and room In northwest
preferably with single lady or small family:
one night or elevator; state terms. Address
Box l77-J. Star ONCE
YOUNG EMPLOYED WOMAN. neat, quiet,
Will pay $50 mo for comfortable room, pri-
yate bath. two meals day, good transporta-
ton 10 18th and Pennsylvania ave Ad-
dress Box 87-J. Star office
W1DOWER AND CHILD. boy. years of,
age, want room and board private family.
one that has experience 10 take care OF chill
dren Adress Box 49,. Star office
Evening star., 1932-07-24

FTHELHURST. 1925 18th NV. 8ol-Large,
atfrscIIVe newly decorated front room Won
derftl breeze; suitable Tor one or two feas-
Evening star., 1932-07-24

22l4 DOUGLAS ST NE.-Nicely furnished
front bed room both adjoining privileges;
private family rent reasonable. Phone Pot.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

BY AUGUST FIRST-One single, double
room, with large, glassed-ln porch; break
fast Ga 0S07-J
Evening star., 1932-07-24

127 9th ST SEQ clean, neatly furniSRee9 ae9
roons, Ink. near bath; 81 week or 40
Evening star., 1932-07-24

114i 18th NV. APT 3-Delightfully spa
cIouS front room, windows. leading INTO
bath; ch.w..: suitable 2 young men, So so
Der week. walking distance
Evening star., 1932-07-24

room and porch. quiet attractive apart
ment; desirable for ladies.
c9l6 PA AVE SE-2 furn. bed rms. in large
hungalow beautiful ground: prefer two men
or man and wife. who are employed. Home
prIyllepeS reasonable
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1919 NV, Apt. 81 (Thomas Circle
Large, outside room; twin beds double WIN
dows: well furnished Decatur 0884.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1905 NJ ST NW.-Front room, four win
6ovs for couple, also single room. newly
papered. painted. furnished: reasonable.
1885 IRVING NW.-Large. front newly fur
rlshed good location and transportatlon
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1919 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Nlce room Ior
rentleman board If desired. Phone Co
Evening star., 1932-07-24

a06 Eye ST. NW-Large sleeping room;
suitanlp one or two people, on Secoho anu
MOOR
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1871 18th ST NW.--Attractive front room.
2 windows, twin beds; suitable for couple
or two youns men, also single room SO.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1873 ST. NV, APT. 4.-Attractive room.
nicely furnished, newly decorateoo prNate
sn.rnrre near denis Phone Met. PHO.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

637 A ST. NE-One large room. next to
bath: ami. 50 per week. Atlantic 32s2-W.
S35 9Th ST. SE.-Entire I'd floor. complete;
fine for Housekeeping; bay-window front;
private family; adults only: $50.
1915 ALLISON N.W.-Cool front room. pri-
vate bath. garage, for gentleman. Phone
Adams 6005-J
Evening star., 1932-07-24

AUGUST lst.
Detached home, single and double room
and bath: two exposures, Comfort able. quiet:
no tobacco or radio; meals at westchester
and Alban Towers. 3e4O Fulton ST. NV.
Cleveland 1857
1917 S ST. NV. - Large. attractive front
room southern exp: suitable for two; $50,
also smaller room; private family.
1920 RIGGS PL. Nw.-Cool. well furnisho
room in air r-conditionei private home; eve
convenience: walking distance downtown
LARGE AIRY FURNISHED room. adjoining
bath. with without garage. Call Falls
Church 5-W-2.
4l24 FESSENDEN ST. NV, Large front
room, next to bath, convenient 10 cars and
bus. private family Of three adults; garage.
pOWNTOWN-13o5 Rhode Island ave. NV;
large front room; twin beds: s12 so month
seee Deesoo' sansae Eeom. $s.so week. 81
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1896 FULTON ST-Deslrable room for l or
C1ev 54q4
Evening star., 1932-07-24

NEW WEBSTER, 44o3 l4th ST NV
Apartments. 3. 4 rooms, bath. with G. z.
refrigeration; low rents See mgr. Apt. 81
WHEN you ARE BUYING OR RENTING
home or apartment look for the General
Electric AnSteel Refrigerator
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; NEW. DETACH-
ed house. sink. shower, new paper; $50. 727
EMERSON ST. 2As
Evening star., 1932-07-24

II NE. North Capitol e. La large. front.
Ink. $50; second floor, next bath; near
car line. Dist 9468
The VIVIAN. 1923 G ST NV, APT. 20
Nicely furnished room adjoining bath gen.
tleman Call after O'Clock
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1900 MASS AVE NV APT. 22-Comforts
ably furnished front room, hot ana coio
Evening star., 1932-07-24

50I D ST NE. APT 6-Large. cool. fur
1oInine hath: near Capitol Sl2 month
Evening star., 1932-07-24

$50 ONTARIO RD.-Large front room
Handsomely furnished. next to BATH with
70 ri
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1341 TAYLOR ST NW-Ncely furnished
bed room and sitting room. second floor,
next 10 bath. use phone: sl8.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

YOUNG LADY wants another young laoy 10
share her cozy cool apt in exclusive north
west section; s22 so month. Adams 3o4o'
Evening star., 1932-07-24

BREEZY ROOM in fve-room, 2-bath apt;
three exposures: ladies of refinement Call
in nersnn La Sale. No 123.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

2l3 ST. NV, CENTRALLY LOCATED
Large rooms. near bath and Ink. If desired;
discount to Gov. employees prices are: s4, IS
accordlnclk
Evening star., 1932-07-24

3035 18th ST.-Front room, nicely furnished; !;
bath and telephone: SIS
1894 CALVERT NV tom 18th and Colum-
big rd.)-Pleasant room, southern exposure,
next bath: in quiet private family.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

THE GRALYN. l745 N N.W-Former en-
bassy in exclusive section; outside rooms in
newly furnished and redecorated bldg; sin
Cls. "a so 70 Sc WklY-: double. So so.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

145l PARK RID. NV, APT. 3O6-One or two
ladies; new building; elevator service every
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1925 18th ST. QUINCY APT-NEWLY FIN
ished rooms, hall, bath. large porch: con-
venient location: low rent. DAVID r.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

oI6 Ism ST NV, Gordon Hotel-Under new
enhancement, large cool outside rooms near
showers newly decorated; 24-hour elevator
service some rooms running water or prl-
vate baths Range of prices, Single rooms;
s5 IS and 81 weekly; double rooms sS-slI
Evening star., 1932-07-24

1928 GEORGIA AVE. NV ROOMS,
kite hen and bath; cleo, gas. hot water in
cuIed. no children
Evening star., 1932-07-24

OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEL-Attractive
large room in apartment, with private en-
trance and bath; s25 month: references re-
nuired Address Box l31-J. Star office.
The Alaska fisherman., 1932-08-15
THE ALASKA FISHERMAN

"While at frequent intervals We find housing more or less ade- quate, affording a poor market for building material, there is 6 constant and ever increasing de- nland for fOOdstuff and boxes for their transportation.
 Ut is true that for lack of concerted effort we have allowed one of our most important shook outlets cases-to be appropriated manufacturers of substitute containers. We did not
The Alaska fisherman., 1932-08-15
HaxA 15

feel this loss so keenly for tho reason that the use of boxes and crates for shipment of fruits and vegetables increased in propor- tion to our loss in cannery case fcotage. The fruit and vegetable shook business is our last stand, and it is today threatened to such a serious extent that the very existence of our industry is at stake.
 "Only united action, from which is purged all individual
The Alaska fisherman., 1932-08-15
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SAWN SHOOK INDUSTRY

Robert L. Ferral, box factory manager of the McCloud River Lumber Co.,, McCloud, California, presided at the June meeting of the Pacific Coast Division of the National Association of Wooden Box Manufacturers at San Fran cisco, California. He was elected president of the association. Ia his opening address he said.
 '"The importance of associa- tion work in the sawn box shook field to the lumber industry cannot be overestimated. Many Of us in the past felt that the box plant was but a small factor in the lumber industry, something of a convenience, in fact, but tolerated because it absorbed a certain amount of material for which there was no other outlet.
 During the past 35 years I have been manufacturing boxes and naturally observed the mar ket trend of box shook and other lumber products. What I want to impress upon you is the fact that during this time I have mo- ticed recurring periods of keen demand for uppers, shop and boards, naturally at prices which proved attractive, to be followed Icy period of building stagna- tion. In contrast, the demand for box shook has kept relatively even keel.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c.
tional, civic, educational and cultural
a cfivifioc ~ the pIblic

tional, civic, educational and cultural
activities of the public.
Under the direction Of Mrs. Eliza
beth X. Peoples for the second con-
secutive year, the Community Center
Department is identified with many or
ganizations, clubs and associations
which conduct activities at the various
centers throughout the year.
A new center this year will be at the
Roosevelt High School, which supplant-
ed the old Business High School. The
Roosevelt Center will open for the sea-
son tomorrow under the direction of
Mrs. Ruth Harsha Mckenzie. In addi-
tion to Mondays, the center will be
open regularly on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

man Of the Advisory Engineering Board
Of the Reconstruction Finance Corpo-
ration, will discuss the work Of his
board in one Of the principal speeches
before the meeting.
At the sessions of the technical divi-
sions, "The Washington, D. c., Refuse
Problem" will be discussed by j. B.
Gordon.
In forum on the Ground Water
Resources of New jersey" John C.
Hoyt and David G. Thomson, both of
the Geological Survey here, will speak
Evening star., 1932-10-02

jenkins to face an indictment charging
kidnapping of his son was refused to-
day by Gov. Ruby Laffcon. who said he
believed the real motive behind this
prosecution" was to retain custody OF
the boy and remain in complete con-
troll of the 100000 to which he is
joint heir.
Gov. Laffcon said that had Jenkins
taken his son from a legal guardian he
would have felt constrained to grant
extradition, but pointed out that the
boys mother was dead and that his
legal guardian, his grandfather, the
late Mayor T. L. Bradford Of Dallas,
had died. shortly before the Louisville
Evening star., 1932-10-02

electrical engineer brought the boy here
q month ago.
Jenkins and the boys mother were
divorced before her death some five
years ago IN an automobile accident,
and Jenkins has remarked and made
his home here: He came originally
from Illinois.
There Is no appeal from Governor s
decision whether there might be legal
fight later over custody Of the boy and
his share in the estate.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
sos Velour Drapes

OF high grade sun 81 0S
fast velour. With
side pieces and valance.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
WASHINGTONIANS LISTED
ON ENGINEERS PROGRAM
Several Will Be Heard as Speak
ers at Fall Meeting of Amer
lean Society.
lean Society.

Washingtonians will have prominent
parts in the Fall meeting of the Amer
ican Society of Civil Engineers at At
lantic City october to 8. 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
Charles D. Marx Of this city. chair
Evening star., 1932-10-02

Gambia, West Africa, has established
a fingerprint department with the local
bandmaster in charge as a side line
Evening star., 1932-10-02
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
TO BEGIN THIS WEEK
16 Major Centers to Open, Many
Of Them for Three and Four
Nights a Week.

The 1928 season of the Capitals
Community Center activities will get
under way officially this week. when
the 16 major centers will open, many
OF them three and four nights q week
and several afternoons for the recrea-
Evening star., 1932-10-02
DRUGGISTS TO MEET
Wholesale Association to Convene
Here Next Week.

The Federal Wholesale Druggists As
sociation will hold its seventeenth con-
vention at the Raleigh Hotel October 4,
5 and 6.
1t is composed Of 25 cooperative
wholesalers in the UniNd States and
Canada, together with A prominent
manufacturers.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

THE City Of Santiago, Chile, has def
nitely fixed prices for many essential
articles.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

Seven OF every 10 automobiles In Al
bania are of American make.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
STATE REFUSED MAN
WHO KIDNAPPED SON
Texas Held Not Entitled to Try
H. J. Jenkins by Governor of
Kentucky.

By the Associated Press.
FRANKFORT, KY. October 1.--Ex
tradition to Texas Of Hubert Johnston
Evening star., 1932-10-02

We have grouped about 55 patterns
together for the finest selection We
have seen in some time. Rich fabrics
and colorings at such low prices it
will be very simple to redrape your
home
GoIdenberE's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

s8 500 price for 10 rooms. baths; Colum-
bia rd near 14th st. NV. Col l2o0:
ATTRACTIVE D. C. BUNGALOW; OPEN;
6704 4th st. NV; mod; rms garage OSh-
rfdar froda 1122
Evening star., 1932-03-13
SHEPHERD PARK.
HOUSE COSTING $40 600 FOR SALE AT
NATIVE STONE
1927 HAMLIN ST. NE.

BARGAIN-SI,5UU.
Six rooms and bath brick house; newly
papered throughout; vacant; 1854 RoSedale
st. ne. Near 18th and H sts. Call OWNER.
Emerson 1894
Evening star., 1932-03-13
SALE-HOUSES.
Af..mA

COT0RFD: AND 6 ROOM HOUSES; ELECSs ELECS
fricjty hot-water heat. bath; 500 block Euclo
ST NV; 500 Hobart pl. NV; $4,000. Pnone
Decatur 0536.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

4642 Hayes st. ne.-6 rooms. bath, elec.,
h.-w.h. $40.
cleo, h.-w.h.: $40.
3645 Hayes st. n.e-6 rooms bath eas
cleo, h.-w.h. $40.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

WANTED-APARTMENTs.
YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE WITH AN
other renting 2-r., K. and b. apt, near 18th
and Col. I'd; expenses not over $55 rel
erences exchanged. Address Box 43l-H' Star
once.
GENTLEMAN WISHES AN UNFURNIsHED
adsress 4as @ the the Ps9R PS Lane, sG a Apt. SOL
YOUNG COUPLE WISH / OR ROOMS
and bath. central location, apartment house
prefsrrea; reasonably @o priced. Address BOX
CULTUTED BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES
completely furn. apt rooms. r. b. IN
person leaving city. Address Box s72..D'
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN, FURNISHED,
for two or three months. in hrst-class hoteI
apartment building; give location and rent
Address BOX 37o-D. Star ONCE. l5s
IN NORTHEAST-SMALL FURNISHED
housekeeping apartment by young couple;
not over. $50. Must be near Mckinley
sshgo ssaD star Arsxse oce immediately ADDRESS o@
REFINED CoLoRED COUPLE WANTS UN-
furnished apartment In exchange for wifes
service; man employed. No. 437 o st. NV.
WANTED D-NOW 70 SEPTEMBER OR
longer, independent 2 rooms, bath and kitch-
enette, By quiet, responsible business man;
must be completely and very well furnished
dress Box 129-D. Star once.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APARTMET, 2
or rooms with bath, kitchenette. in vicn-
ity Farragut Square or lower 18th St; re-
fined mother and daughter; references. Ad-
dress BOX 188-D, Star ONCE. 13'
Evening star., 1932-03-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT-FIATS.

1874 10th ST. NV FLATS. UNFUR.;
and and Srd floors: 3 rooms each. including
Section: suitable for ~; =; no Children; sal: 50
Evening star., 1932-03-13

OUTSTANDING VALUE. ,
46os Ga ave: $3.50; nine rms, or,ch
garage; detached; increasing section. m
Evening star., 1932-03-13

1881 D st. SEE rms, bath. gas, elec.. ,as
1ol4 18th st. n.e-3-room fiat, bath, gas,
cleo, rear porch; S35.
rear porch: $4250.
1914 nth pl. n.e.--s-room apt, bath, gas,
elec., rear porch; $35
5000 Otis st. n.e.-6 rooms, bath INV h .
sleeping porch; $3.50.
4013 22nd st. NE rooms, 2 stories, de-
tached; h.-w.h., cellar; $57 So
3l22 Monroe st. n.e.-5-rm. bungalow, $50
COLORED
Evening star., 1932-03-13

TRINIDAD SECTION!
MORE HOUSE FOR THE MONEY.
1850 MORSE ST. NE.
large rooms. bath. porches; deep lot,
garage. House IN new condition and repre-
sents real value at price asked.
For inspection and full details phone US,
evenings. Clev. 4944.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1925 l4th st. NV. North 0962.
NEW BRICK CENTER-HALL HOMES
ONLY TWO LEFT.
Out Of second group offered in this Chevy
Chase development there are only two left.
Homes in Wakefield contain from to
bed rooms and or baths, large living
room. dining room and modern kitchen;
2-car garage; large lots, with trees. Drive
out Conn, ave-, turn left on Chesapeake st.
to 1927 Chesapeake st. Open daily and Sum-
day until 8 pm.
sl695o-TERMS
Phone Clev 9837 or Wis 30o8
Evening star., 1932-03-13
HousEs-uNFuRNIsHEn.

NEAR WESTERN HIGH-6 ROOMS LAR0E
yard, garage; like new: $50; yacant Ed-
dress Box BAD. Star once.
WE HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE LIST OF DE-
sirable houses in all sections Of the city
Telephone US: Our representative will call
for you and drive you around DIXIE
REALTY CO.. National s8S2; Sunday, De-
catur 2l32
Evening star., 1932-03-13

earsee: suitable for tourists: present tenanfI
has boarders and receives ss1 .nas afsi'iSas sac
monthly in subrents from apartments oA'
rifice to quick buyer. Terms
DiEFFENBACH & CO. NV
Evening star., 1932-03-13

REAL BARGAINS. 500; WILL SELL MOP
5-rm. bungalow; good s.e. nelgnpofnooo'
little cash Col 1922.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. u BLOCK WESI
Conn. Ave.--Detached. open fireplace; cri}aa pan
eled-in living room: ncloseo r1avs
PgEise; Pg1ee;, s1o'25o. 3sle Morrison ST. oie'e'
Evening star., 1932-03-13

FURNITURE FOR RENT.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

I HEART OF PETWORTH. 49,. n
| PetWorth Unusual value. Col 1880.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

soe North Capitol st. Ma. 0878.
463 LURAY PLACE N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH,
s22 Park I'd. n.w.-s rooms, bath, garage,
Arcola heat, s45.
iSoS Meridian place NV rooms. bath,
screened sleeping and breakfast porches;
ami; garage; $75
1882 1ngleside Terraces rooms bath;
ami; $50.
s525 18th st. nw.-s rooms, 2 baths, 2-car
garage; ami; $50.
Columbia Heights-Good location for
rooming house. 10 rooms. running water in
3 of the bed rooms; Frigidaire; oil heat.
Two-car garage.
1874 Park I'd. NV Col 0sss
1926 GEORGIA AVE NW.-7 ROOMS
and bath, hot-water heat, electricity, =,
sls 18th st. s.w..5 rooms. water 1850
523 18th st. n.w.-5 rooms and BATH. $500
22i2 i.dye Eys St iix5t, nwio rooms and bath
2ose L st. n:w-s rooms and bath. -
2ss r st. s.w.-5 rooms, water. ........ 2i5o
1888 De Sales ST. Decatur $500
siO lst ST. Sell RMS, BATH -, .o
so SsL n y ave. n.e-s rms, bath. mod. 49sS
8l6I2 7th st. s.w.-5 rms, bath. ami. $50
lila 9Th st. sw.-6 rms. partly mod. $500
COLORED.
14lo c st. se.-5 r. bath, partly mod, s2s 50
23l7 Va. ave. n.w.-5 rms, water, gas
'Sio HARRY JUSTINE.
BIT woodward Building. Natl 1868.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-30
Good Bad Men
They Were in Old Days,
but Not Today, Decides
Diamond Dick

By United Press
NORFOLK, Neb., Nov. 3d.
L ' The old-time western bad
man." notwithstanding outlaw,
who carved a long string OF
notches on the handle of his six
shooter, had more honor than the
machine-gun gangster of this
present-oay, according to DR..
Richard Jerome Tanner.
Or. Tanner. mild-mannered
country physician, whose deadly
craftsmanship with rifle and re-
volver made him the hero of the
famous Diamond Dick" novels,
series of western thrillers, cele-
brated his sixty-third birthday
Tuesday.
Although, in fiction, Diamond
Dick" killed scores of white men
and made many Indians bite the
dust" DR.. Tanner admits a peace
full life.
Il never killed single man,
white or Indian he declared.
Il never even hunted buffalo. But
I was a pretty good shot.
MY favorite stunt used to be
to have some man stand about
thirty PAGES away, and then shoot
a penny out from between his
thumb and foref1nger"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-30
Twin BANDITS
FLEE WITH S1S
Grocery Robbers, Described
as Identical

Two bandits believed twin broth
ers obtained $18 today in a robbery
of a Standard grocery at 2346 North
Illinois street.
Orville Gwynn, %, of 47O7 East
Washington street, store manager,
and Harry Keller, So, proprietor of
a restaurant at 1888 North Illinois
street, were in the store when the
bandits entered. However, Keller
was in room at the rear and the
robbers was unaware of any wit
ness other than Gwynn.
During the robbery, Gwynn kept
IS in one-dollar bills clutched in a
hand. Keller, who remained in hid
ing, had $40.
After obtaining the money, the
robbers bound Gwynn with wire.
1t is not known whether the rob-
berS had an automobile.
According to Gwynn, the robbers
were identical in size and appear
ance, each about % years old and
weighing about 1876 pounds.