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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
TEMPORARY RECOMMENDATIONS.

The Supreme Lodge recommends that all sick claims
De suspended for the months of September and October
and that claim shall be accepted where the illness occur
red during either of the months September October
That Local Lodge will only be required to pay $l0O)
One Dollar instead of $780, All Educational monies must
he sent during the month of September.
~ r ETnnT EcnON Gust
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
NOTICE TO ALL SECRETARIES AND MEMBERS.

Financial Secretaries not to receive money by Civ
mo personal receipts to members for assessments This
kind of business will kill the local lodge and will Spdange
the reputation of the Financial Secretary Each membe
asked to report this office Financial Secretary ho
yives personal receipts for assessments The ofca will
Gladly send the proper receipts the Financial Secretary
upon request Should member die while the F. S. holds
or such personal receipts the Afros would not be
sposbe and it might the Secretary to be involved in
a law suit. =
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
STUDENTS OF YAZOO CITY HIGH SCHOOL NO. 2 SHOW
INTEREST IN STUDY OF LITERATURE AND POETS

The AfrO-Amerlcan Sons Daughters Interested IN
the Negro from every possible angle that would tend
toward it's good and especially interested in the young
pie who will be the aspirans to racial such is
be expected of the it certainly must be remembered
that the training of the youngser has all to do with
the destiny Of our people.
The following articles written by members of the
fourth year high school Students the senior class for this
These students have had careful training under the
direction OF Prof N D. Taylor Principal and his competent
staff of teachers
The English language itself is composite having Celtic,
Morse Latin Germanic and the influence of France From
these varieties is evident that cannot fix some def
mite date poem and say that English literature
begun.
Beowulf is the Oldest English epic that has come down
that traces of the remote period when
tribes migrated from place to place Northern Europe be-
fore people know them had emerged from the dark
mess of their origin.
The structure of the poem, Beowulf is unified. The
of massive qualities they have staeness and dig
Unity.
In the early English literature there found pagan
supersons and Christian theology Few people in those
days had settled homes tribes travelled from place to place
and old English poetry often reflects the gefs and changes
IOf life, Of the Seafarer and Wanderer
A priest named Augustine to southern England
with band missionaries and began the of convert
ling the English Christianity Canterbury the center
lof this movement This in the year of 597 Paunus
Northern England teaching Christianity York and
England became the center of the English church.
The Christian religion which brought to the Teuton
after they into England found them already cast
lin semi eroc mold But before they could proceed on
matcess of world conquest before he could
produce Shakespeare and plant his flag in the sunshine
every land necessary for this faith to develop
lin him the belief that of high ideals working in uni
with TIE Divinity that shapes his ends raise super
cr fate and be given the strength the power
of evil and to mold the world to his will The intensity OF
this faith swayng energetic naturally fitted to re-
po the great moral forces of the universe has enabled
the AngoSaxon to produce the worlds greatest literature
to evolve tie best government for developing human cap
(Continua1 on Page Eour)
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
January 10, 1882.


lOfficers and Members,
lAfro-American Sons & Daughters Lodges.
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
am glad to be back home from my trip. l am feeling
fine strong feel like here for many long years.
My stay in Ashevie N Co. opportunity to scale
1.-THE heights of mountains breathe the air out of the flying
clouds ard drink the water flowing from the sulphur
springs that embedded beneath the rocks that have
for many centuries.
was glad to find everything in fine shape had
Expected that with the competent field force hos
pa and office forces that everything in careful hands
This is just to let you know that Cousin Tom is back
lon the job Even though away, have had reports
from the office and field just the have kept up with
your lodges and know what you have been doing.
We have witnessed wonderful showing throughout the
Jurisdiction of the order of Afos during the present
financial struggle feel reasonably that the greater
portion the depressed condition is and may lift
Jour heads with happy hearts.
take this opportunity to all Secretaries against
giving personal receipts We have investigators out
and want you get in order that danger will befal
YOU Let your next report be big We have Fra
tcrna traffic the road We have chance be the leader
|of the South and very will be the biggest.
Fraternaly yours,
COUSIN TOM"
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
CUsTODIAN's ITINERAE

CUsTODIANs TTINERAR1
Membership drive at all poin
led. The Custodian will crown
years DID,
Tuesday, /, Bethel Il
IT. S., l. Box AT, Carter.
Wednesday, March 2, Silver CT
Bowman, F. S., Silver City.
Thursday, March Love Fea
Pool, F. S., Louise.
Friday, March A. Holly Gre
Williams F. s., Yazoo City.
Monday March T. Pickens 10
land s.. Pickens.
Tuesday, March g. Duranp
Clay F. s., Duran
Wednesday, March g. Home.
Thursday March 49, Inverness(
Sally Sampson, A B. Kelly F. s., Inyerl
Friday, March H. Moorhead Lodge Nq
IF. S. Moorhead.
Monday. Mrach H. New Hope Lodge
Doncrly, F. S., Ban.
Tuesday, March Is, sunflower Lodge
Paige F. S., Sunflower.
Wednesday, March 16, Bell Traveller
Amos Hartman, F. S., Box 49, Rome.
Thursday, II, Carksdae q
or Alberta Mitchell Betty Gla
Friday, March 49, Surrou4
Frank Frierson, F. S., Clarksi
Wednesday, March %,
Hill F. S.. SO, Fayette.
Thursday March a. Bros
Taylor F. s., Brookhaven.
Friday, March 81 Monte
Bridges, F. S, Monticello. 1
Monday. March 2s N
IF. S.. Box 1874, Cohea,
Tuesday. March 81
Maude C. Butler N. H. Lynch
Wednesday, March 80 Edws
MCGOWAN, F. S., Edwards
Thursday, March 81, Home.
Pass Word-Payment of dues beforl
ITINERARY OF SUPREME LECTURER-V
HOWARD OF YAZOO CITY, MISS.
ee@e1~-e@. ---7-7o,s e,-sa auaa .s4.~~vrs1
February a. Bethlehem No 149 Plummie Smith. Good !
February s. Canton No. 49s, E. Nash, Canton.
February Mt. Pisgah No. 124, F. E. Crawford Good
February Marshall &c. Sarah Randall, Lexington.
February TO- Mt. Zion No. l06 Katie Jones, Vaughan
February IL Mt. Ollie 101, J. NJ Washington Way.
February IL, Lebanon No. 544 Mary Anderson Lex
|ngton
February 15 Pleasant eft 1886, Clara B. Cheek, j.
February 1e, Pilgrim Rest No. 1905 Matte Bennett,
Madison. 81 '.1~ @~Ja#
February H. Sharon Chapel No. 1912 W. L. Greenwood,
February 49, Ebenezer 18e, M. H. Thatch, Pickens.
February Mt Moriah No. SO, Melvinia Falls Good
February a. Rose Hill No. ST. R. c. Adams satartia
February 22 Sweet Home No. 1896, Hattie Walker,
|Anguila.
February 3d. Cameta AGO. Lucinda Green, Cameta.
February a. Orange Hill No. SOC, E. G. Wallace Bolton
February 25 No. 644, Ollie Melton, Bolton.
February &c, Friendship No. 527 Emma MCGOWAN
Lynch Edwards.
|Ground. r.. se,x-
March g. Crystal Springs 74s D. Dennis, Crystal
Springs. -sis. ar
March l. Clear Creek No 677 H. H. Lynch, Galman.
March Z, Fayette No s97, E. M Hill, Fayette tss.as
March g. Port Gibson 1874, Helen Finch Parker Port
|Gbson. Et@H.g
March TO- Gloster No. $780, Celeste Samuels, Goster.
March H. North McComb No. 1853, Lizzia Day, McComb
March 21 Columbia No. SIS, Alice G. Wells, Columbia
March a. Sumrall No 420, Luhorn Burns, Sumrall
March 25 Bassed No. 181, L. R. Reese, Bassfield.
March g. Oakvale No. 573, Nema Ward, Oakvae
March 20 Oakvae No 1O47, William Holloway, Oakvae
March 49, Mt Olive No. $685. Irene Graham, Mt. Olive
March &c. Sanatorium No. 1896, Chrystal Weatherby
lSaratorum
81 st. Mary No 1893, S. P. Weatherby, DLo
NOTICE TO ALL SECRETARIES AND MEMBERS.
Financial Secretaries not to receive money by Civ
to assessments This
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
WHICH is OF THE GREATEST IMPORTANCE TO HUI.
MANITY-ORICN OR DESTINY? Z.

by Pzaous F. Levy, Yazoo City, Mss)
Defining these note Origin" the first existence
Or being of snything the birth the commencement
Destiny that to which any person. generation or thing
is destined, appointed or predetermined
And God made the beast of the earth after his kind
and cattle after their kind and everything that ceepeh
the earth after his kind and God saw that it was
Sen. 1:25.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1932-02-01
ITINERARY OF D. W. KELLEY, SUPREME ORGANIZER
AND GRAND LECTURER.

- FebruasSG15 Oak Grove Ma $40 1ndianoa, Willie
PERKINS, F. s.. R. 2, Box 174
February 16 Pleasant Green No. 378 Indianola Matte
Pierce F. S.
February H. St. ITary No. 633, Leland P r. Deloach,
F. s.. R. l. Box 207.
February 49, Ira Lake No. 278, Ira Lake. Sim Archie,
F. S., Box II.
February 49, Old Morning. Star No. 672 Charles Adams,
F. S., Box Ill
February g. Cameta No 400, Cameta Lucinda Green,
F. S., Box l6.
IT, S.. r., B. 265
February a. St. Matthews No. 404 Indianola
February rs, Union Grove No. COZ, Indianola Lewis
Ross F. S.
February &C. Union Star No co., Indanoa, Lee Taylor,
IT, S.
February e. Heathman No. 672 Heathman, Lotte
Baines, Box a.
February 49, Pleasant Green No. 349 Anguia w. D.
Velark, F. s.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
RFNT-STORES

CONN. AvE-LARGE STORE ROOM WITH
balcony in rear. Excellent display window
with mirror BACKGROUND. Apply 102s Conn.
ave. NV. Met 2i6l
Evening star., 1932-04-16

3i2o 18th ST N.W.-APT BEAUTIFUL
rooms and bath, large back porch; redeco-
rated Available to bus and 14th st. cars.
nan
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Va. $50 per mo, like rent minutes from
Georgetown by Lee Highway. rooms,
a mi. OWNER, Walnut 8332
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WOoDsIDE PARK-EXCEPTIONALL De
sirable home site, over Is 900 sd. it., at pre-
DEVELOPMENT price for cash; no street as
SeSsment; water. gas. elertricitY Shen 32G3
Evening star., 1932-04-16
EXCHANGE.
SALE--ACREAGE.

IS ACRES ON ND. STATE ROAD MILES
from D C., vicinity Of Congressional Club.
Ideal home site or to divide into smaller
acreage. Fer quick sale only 1915 per AGRA.
Owner. Address Box 392-v, Star once.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
SALE-HOUSES.
DETACHED-CORNER.
$3.50.

So,9oU.
Six rooms and bath and garage: oak floors
elec. and good hot-air heating plant Nice
condition ard excellent Northwest location
VIM. L. MOORE.
DI 89l7. GE. 1902 IS.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
SALE--STORES.

UPPER I4th STA DECIDED BARGAIN
story store and garage; trust, $4,000; price
only $3.50. See this at once
LEROY GADDIS, JR.
s23 18th st. National 1871.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
SALE--SUBURBAN.
Continued

BUILDERS AND HOMESEEKERS. ATTEN-
tion! Home sites in Memorial Hts. Va, re-
ST $50. electricity stores. churches schools
BUS service. Representative on property Sat
urday and Sunday. For directions phone No.
6405 or address Box 4l4-V Star Office IT.
IN BEAUTIFUL LYON VILLAGE.
ASS KEY BOULEVARD.
First time shown. Two-story brick home
Large living room with fireplace. bookcases
fuil-length mirror in door, distinctive din
ing room, kitchen complete with built-in
breakfast table, ironing board, electric re-
frigeration; beautiful bed rooms with large
closets tile batn with most expensive and
latest fixtures; play room in basement; laun-
dry trays hot-water furnace and automa tic
Has water heater. Situated on corner lot
Price. $3.50. with convenient terms.
Open for Inspection SATURDAY and Sunday.
LYON & FITCH. INC,
Tel. Clarendon $50.
Office. Lee Highway and Virginia Ave.
Once Open Evenings Until O'Clock.
LYON VILLAGES R., H.-WH. FRIG.,
5r brick: f'ri VII. Frig bath garage 500
Cherrydale-6 r., h.-w.h., $3.50; 7 r.
acres, ami .;..::.:.:. ........... $500
los N Walnut Sc cAFPMELt, PP9ss clarendon au ~.
LOTS FOR SALE.
ROSEMONT PARK, VA.
l30 beautiful lots. all modern improve
ments. overlooking the George Washington
Memorial. near new Mt. Vernon Boulevard.
At bargain prices. $3.50 up; $40 cash. $40 per
mo. l0.e off for all cash.
Statesmen on Property.
H. B. TERRETT,
Net. 6236 63l Pa. Ave. NV. D. c.
NEARBY MD-BUNGALOW. MODERN, r.
and b.; lot 50Xl40; shade: view of river
space for rooms on End floor; only S5,250
LEROY GADDIs. JR.
1923 18th St. NV.
Nat 1877 or Clev. 1881.
MODERN BUNGALOW BY OWNER
Mt. Raiuier-5 r. and b.. h.-W.h; paved
street; near schools and stores: $3.50.
attic; conveniently located; S5.250
Riyerdale-4 r. and b.. sleeping porch.
h,-w.h. near trolley station and stores;
$3.50.
Hyattsville-5 T. and b.. fireplace. h.-w.h.,
large hoOred attic Franklin st; $3.50.
Prices are reduced for quick sale. Con-
yenlent terms to responsible purchasers.
NJ. t. MAY. Owner. Phone HyattS 48l.
SUBMIT YOUR TERMS.
5-room bung., bath, ami, hne condition.
$3.50
5-room bung. bath. ami, hot-water heat,
newly painted and papered; bargain at $4,250.
PERRY BOSWELL,
Hyatts GIT. 34th and R. I. Ave. NE.
IN EDGEMOOR.
New 7-room stone house. baths, elec.
refrigeration. large lot; price, sl1,350; terms.
Groom house, splendid condition, open fire.
place, large lot; sacrifice price. 1000; terms.
MUNGER HOLLINGSWO ORTIZ CO.
Bethesda Bank Bldg. Wis. 1852
WOODBRIDGE. d. C.
Open Daily Until PM.
1922 26th st. n-e-A superb colonial at a
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SALE--HOUSES.
FORREST Hill \

Lot 55x125 rooms, , baths n " eIec
General Elec. relrig.. open fireplace. garage
rms exceptionally attractive value is ideally
situated amiost grove Of beautiful white
oak trees overlooking Rock CreeE Part
Price. Sl2,5Oo is the lowest that a home in
this neighborhood has ever been quoted ~
l.. I. GRA\ATTE
729 18th St Raaltor NJ o-s,
Evening Phoue Georgia 29O0
Evening star., 1932-04-16

ARE YOU CONTEMPLATING BUYING OR
loaning money upon property in nearby
Marylandr We have specialized in title ex-
aminations for nearly quarter OF CEN
tury. MARYLAND HOME TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, INC, Upper Marlboro Md.
Phone Marlboro 80. First mortgage loans
Evening star., 1932-04-16
W. F. JACKSON, owner.
5424 Conduit Pd. NV Cleveland O483
RENT-SUBURBAN.


FOR RENT-CHOICE WEST END SECTION,
Edgemoor, Nd, Fairfax rd. near Edgemoor
lane. Center hall. eight rooms, three baths.
brick; first floor Iayatory. two-car garage
Si23. S A. YOUNG, Woodward Building.
4 ROOMS. BATH, BUNGALOW; BED
rooms. MI; lot 40xl30; S37 30 mo E. N
LIGHTBOWN. 3rd door from Brentwood p, o.
MAY 1st-COTTAGE To RENT ALL I'M
proEements; lawn, flowers. garden; $25. B.
HOWE, Brookmont, Md. Cabin John carl. .
FURNISHED, ATTRACTIVE SUMMER COT
tage; shade, screened porches; Conduit rd.;
reasonable. Tel Decatur 2667-J Saturday
evening or Sunday morning. IT.
End FLOOR. NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE
com! k, elec, refrig.. cont hot water, oil
burner tiled bath. shower. city water. ga
rage, large shady grounds screened porch
on bus line; $42 50 adults Phone Claren-
don Cos
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME NEAR ARMY
and Navy Club; panoramic view city and
river; 10 rooms baths, large Colonial hall
acre ground. large trees use Of tennis court:
well adapted two small families. Fourth
house beyond Hume School, Mt. Vernon ave
upper road to Alexandria): SIPS per month
Phone F. G. CAMPBELL, 724 9th st. NV,
National 20l9
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WANTED-SUBTRBAN.
TITLE COMPANIES

WANTED, OR ACRES GROUND NEAR
city; reasonable; give all particulars. Ad-
dress BOX 4IS-V. Star offiee
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
SALE--SUBURRAN.


CLARENDON VA, 100 MILTON AVE-
$500 Large. bright BUNGALOW convenient
i6Geation. 6Hss best pest residential section. Small
1912 MONTGOMERY LANE BETHESDA
rooms, bath; modern detached home with ga
rage; lot 56Xll2. Price, Sc. .75O, worth 81 500.
CAL Donaldson. Nat. 5496. Open Sunday.
SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS SALE OR
rent. ROBERT E. LOHR, 3lI Cedar ST.. Ia
koma Park. Georgia O8sl.
s-RooM HOUSE, l2-ACRE GROUND AD-
line; ami. Price, So 500; terms reasonable.
Address Box 73-V. Star ONCE.
MODERN HOME, PERFECT CONDITION;
oeaatlIul shrubbery, shade trees and flowers;
for gardening; outbuildings. poultry houses
ana run; churches; schools and transporta-
tion two blocks. Will consider exchange for
modern bungalow in Hyattsville. Mt Rainier
OF, OF WIooqr6ege ag National 1851; evenings
Va. $50 per mo, like rent. minutes from
GeorgetoWn by Lee Highway. rooms,
ami. OWNER. Walnut 1882
% WESTMoRELAND AVE. TAKoMA PARK,
rage; $3.50. VAN DOLSEN. Ad. O253.
CORNER COLONIAL HOUSE. ELEVEN RMS.
two-car inside garage. oil furnace. gas, cleo
Clarendon 1872.
4 ROOMS, BATH q BED ROOMsl, AMI;
2 blocks of car: laundry tubs. gas heater,
mirror door, lnlald hnoleum in bath and
kitchen, LARGE closets; lot 40xl30 "a $50
$3.50 cash, s35 mo. E. N. LIGHTBOWN, 3Td
door IRON Brentwood P. o,
NEW AND ROOM BRICK BUNGALOWS,
thoroughly modern; garage. located in Hy-
attsville Hills; price. 81. 800 o. B. ZANT-
FINGER CO. Hyatts y.
WOODSIDE PARK-EXCEPTIONALL DE-
sirable home site, over Is, 900 sd. #, at pre-
sessment: water. gas, electricity. Shep. 1888,
ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITIONS IN SMALL
farms, TO acres; $4,000 up. R D. LILLE,
,66 Carroll st., Takoma Bark. Ga. $500. IT.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
WOOpRTDGE. D. C.
GRAB THIS!
Before il is loo Late

BefOTe II IS / 90 Late.
An English type, six rooms and tiled bath
open fireplace. porcheS, INV h, fully i'm
proved large lot. very close TO shopping
center. schools and churches. restricted
neighborhood; 10 minutes to heart of Wash
ington. in nearby Virginia The price for
quick action now So $50, on any reasonable
terms. Phone, call or write Mr. Jackson,
200 Arlington Ridge mt Vernon Blvd,
Au,ora HiLls Va Tel Walnut 1905.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
AURORA HILLS, VA.
WOODRIDGE. ID. {
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

I Y I Y w II iI1@I u 4 T -
One new bungalow, rooms, tile bath,
porches: Shades, screens: house papered
throughout; oak floors doors copper lined;
gas range, lovely fireplace gas burner;
built-in garage, concrete cellar. laundry
trays, toilet; yard Sodded. Conveniently To-
Gated to stores, churches. car and bus lines
and new Francis Scott Key School Small
cash payment, balance on reasonable month
~ terms. II you are interested, don't fail
to this house.
Also some desirable lots on grade. with
water, sewer and gas, on small monthly
terms
Evening star., 1932-04-16
COLONIAL DETACHED
HOME.
I SPACIOUS ROOMS.
2 BATHS.
RECREATION ROOM
GARAGE.
Only SOO50-TERNIS

A distinctive new detached home of colonial
between Wisconsin and Massachusetts ave
hueS, convenient to schools, stores Churches
ana transportation Brick and stucco con-
Structlon with gable roof and concrete COW
eTed front porch spacious rooms we'll
Planned ana beautifully decorated with open
hrcplaceS in living room and recreation
room Modern Kitchen in new color scheme
WIN bullt-ln cabinet equipment, Frsidaire,
ana console gas range, Step-dOWn living
room and large recreation room. coiorcd
tlle paths Wltn bullt-ln equipment. Hard
wood floors throughout, ample closet SPACE
radio outlet. concealed radiators, detached
garage on deep handicapped lot This home
!s only Is minutes drive from the heart OF
the city. Only $3.50 Terms to suit Call
CLEVELAND 9587 until 6 pm, after 6 pm
call CLEVELAND 843O-J
Evening star., 1932-04-16
IN EDGEMOOR

New 7-room stone house. 2 baths. cleo
refrigeration. large lot; price, sl1,350; terms
Groom house. splendid condition, open fire
place, large lot; sacrifice price. $1,000; terms
MUNGER HOLLINGSW ORTIZ CO.
Bethesda Bank Bldg Wis. 1852
Evening star., 1932-04-16
RENT-WAREHOUsFs.

2-sTORY BRICK WAREHOUSE OR STABLE
Rear OF 427 N Y. ave. NV. Reasonable
rent. Call at 1921 7th st. NV. or phone
Nat OSLO
Evening star., 1932-04-16

CLARENDON. VA, 100 MILTON AVE-
$500 Large, bright bungalow. convenient
location. best residential section. Small
down payment.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITIONS IN SMALL /
farms to acres; $4,000 up. r. D LILLE, |
266 Carroll ST., Takoma Bark. Ga. $500. IT.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

ROOMS, BATH q BED ROOMSl, AMI;
blocks of car; laundry tubs gas heater,
mirror door. inlaid llnoleum in bath and
kitchen, ? LARGE closets: lot 40xl30. s4250;
$3.50 cash, s55 mo. Z. N LIGHTBOWNI SRA
door from Brentwood 2 O
Evening star., 1932-04-16
WANTED-APT. HOUSES.
WANTED-APARTMENTS

REFINED. YOUNG COUPLE, NO CHILDREN,
about June. three-room unfur. apartment
private home. North OF Colorado ave. and
west OF Georgia ave; about $40; references.
Address Box 422-V, Star ofice.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
SALE-HOUSES.


siis 7th ST NE. BROOKLAND-oNLY
$500: wonderful buy. rooms. tile bath,
h. .-wh., garage; fully detached; large lot.
4th AND MONROE NV; .s5o-e-RM.
colonial brick home. oil burner. double ga
rage. Nat. 1853. Col. 5605. 16'
BEAUTIFUL E. CAP.-SEMI-DET, 8 RMS,
hardwood floors, 2 bath rooms, must sell
in mediately. reduced from Sll.500 to $3.50.
First TO see it buys Dist. 1881.
WOODBRIDGE BEAUTIFUL CORNER: X.
and b.. INV H., eiec.; newly decorated and
painted; large lot. BarsaIn, price, $50;
$500 cash. x55 month. Potomac 33es.
BARGAIN-BY OWNER OFF GEORGIA
ave. Modern brick, 9 rooms. mi, screen
ed, awnings. garage; convenient location;
$3.50 $500 cash. sl5 Delsheld pl NV. Col.
$40 l1th ST. Sc. ANIL; LARGE LOT;
vacant; like new; might exchange; terms.
Open Sat. Sun. Nat 3677. IT.
T22 TEWKESBURY PL NV. FORT STE
vensl-6-r. serni-detached brick. strictly Ist-
class ana modern; built-tn garage. $3.50;
$500 cash. SIS mo-, including interest. Phone
Ca. I7eS-W. IL
Evening star., 1932-04-16

CORNER COLONIAL HOUSE. ELEVEN RMS,
tNo-car inside garage. oil furnace gas. cleo
tricity. 40l Pershing Drive, Lyon Park, Va.
Clarendon 1872
Evening star., 1932-04-16
RENT-FLATS.

III 3 sT sE-s R. BATH. ELEC $50. SO
23f0 L ct. n.w-3 rms. bath. elec ..... $3.50
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
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! lady, is a stern disciplinarian. My
wife and I will deal with this situa-
ton. Yes. But with tact. With
gentleness. With diplomacy :"
COMEwHERE, in the midst of 1t,
~ though Miss Lane could rot
now recall where nor reason why,
she had given her promise of Sc
crecy; and here she was in a pretty
pickle. A lady, and a processing
Christian, neither told lies nor
broke promises.
1t was not particularly difficult.
Ann was readily satisfied. Only one
evasion was necessary; one snowy
and small white lie did the trick
DR.. Tureck himself had said this
morning that to give needless pain
was (not sin, DR.. Tureck was far
too nice to mention SIM a grieyous
fault.
Troubling and worrying further
that pretty Ann Fenwick, already,
apparently, so deeply troubled and
worried, would surely be worse than
telling one little f1b.
Promise me now" Miss Lane
said to Ann as they stood together
under the winding, dropping wis
terra on the porch, mot to worry
about this. Mary Frances is a nice
bright child. She'll come out all
right"
III not worry" Ann said. I'll
watch her diet?'
You aren't looking so very we'll
yourself" Miss Lane sympathized
Il am we'll, extraordinarily we'll
Such a beautiful spring this year,
isn't it? I don't remember such a
beautiful spring-ever before. Sun
shine. So much sunshine. I mean,
and-well, so much sunshine and
brightness and birds and sunshine
and all"
Same old story, Miss Lane de-
cided, as she returned to her spick-
and-span living room; pretty girls
never had lick of sense; not a
lick.
Ann Fenwick, she supposed, sf-
fected that tragic air. Well, it was
a blessing that Mary Frances had
those wise, charming old people to
guide her.
TO Re Continued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-12
OWL BUSES APPROVED
Plan to Abandon Late Street Car
Service Wins City's o. X.

Permission to run buses on city
streets under the Indianapolis
Street Railway Company proposal
to replace owl street cars, was
granted Monday by the works
board.
The company's proposal, en-
bracing the replacement over four
teen lines in the city, now awaits
approval of the public service COM
mission. Street railway officials
assert that $4,000 can be saved
annually bY the replacement.