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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27

nSsithetetlen tamadasok ertek a
verhovay Segelyegyletet es To-
tisztikarat, konnyen megallapit.
hat6lag azzal a cellal, hoey a tisz-
tikar becsiiletes munkajat megne-
hezitsek, artatlan embereket be-
szennyezzenek es az egyletnek
mennel t0bbet artsanak. A tama-
dok ilyen "nemes celokt6l veze-
reltetve'' irja az Akroni Ma
gyar Hirlap laptarsunk ma
gyobb reszben nevteleniil elrejt-
We vegeztek rombol6 munkaju-
kat es a legfantasztikusabb esq
kozokkel operaltak, hogy a koz-
velemenyt felrevezesek.
Darago JOSEF, az egyiet foel-
n0ke, mindaddig $40 nelkiil tiirte
EFT a nemtelen hajszat, amig a
Barta iigy veglcg elinteztst
nyert. Most azonban annal hata-
rozottabb hangon Is legna-
gyobb reszletesseggel veszi el6 az
iigyet es alaposan visszavag a
'suttyomberieknek'', akiknek a
kozvelemeny mergezesen kiviil
egyeb szandekuk amugy sem 81
keriilt.
Darago cikket alabbiakban ko-
z0ljiik:
Megh0kkenve. csodalkozva fl
gyelte az ember. hosszu heteken
keresztiil, hogy a targyilagossag
hamis alarca alatt, erthetetlen Is
megfoghatatlan erdekekt0l veze-
reltetve, egyes emberek rosszaka-
rata, irigysege. hozza mem ertese,
1nikent fujta fel Bartha nj. 10.
zsef hamisitasi iigyet val6sagos
rejtellye olyan szenzaciova.
hogy annak hatasa alatt, a JOAN
gondolkodasu emberekben is meg
inoghatott volna a bizalom, en-
berekben es intezmenyekben. SEE
rencse volt, hogy tisztaba vala-
max avval, hogy honnan fujt
szel S a fekete betii szarnyan
messze foldre eljutott irasok a
maguk valosagos ertekere sail
tax ala.
Merit mi is tortent tulajdonke-
pen9 A Verhovay Egylet k0zpon-
ii szamvev6je, Bartha M. Josef.
a hamisitasok es sikkasztasok
egesz sorozatat kovette ell, rava-
szul kieszelt, korm0nfont m6don
visszaelve emberek j6hiszemiise
gevel, bizalmaval. A rendes lefo-
lyasa az lett volna a dolognak,
hogy a biintet6 igazsagszolgalta
tasnak szabad folyast engedve. a
biin0s vagy biin0s0k elveszik mel
to biintetesiiket azutan feliz-
gatott kedelyek lecsillapodnak s
a nagy magyar egylet kebeleben
folyik tovabb az epit6 munka, az
egylet naggya tetele. A Bartha-
fele hamisitasok es sikkasztasok
szomoru tanulsagait lesziirve.
minden 6vintezkedes megtetetett
jovSre nezve, hogy ilyen vagy
chez hasonl6 eset t0bbe a Verho.
vaynal elS ne fordulhasson.
De mem ICY tortent. A s0tetben
bujkal6k ,minden kakan csom6t
keres6k, a lesben all6k, a rossz-
akaratu, de magukat mindig ell
s6rangu 'hazafy-aknak" kijatszt
emberel1, mint a dogkeselyii csap
tax le az alkalomra. Mindent
ami scent S tiszta, felredobva, al.
jas eszkozeik egesz soraval azor
igyekeztek, hogy a szomoru igaz
sagot, hatalmas szenzaci6va fuj
jak fel minden eszk0zt megra
gadva, hasznaljak XII EFT a sajra
latos alkalmat, hogy artsanak
legnagyobb magyar egyletnek
amennyire lehet megingassak a.
abban vetett bizalmat.
-Hogy mi lehetett a celiuk m;
lyen erdek vezette Sket ere (;
visszatetsz6 allasfoglalasra =
mem tudhatjuk. Teny ellenben a.
hO0v ppv nD1cz m off;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
OLVAS0INK K0REB0L

(E rovatban k0z0ltekert sem seer.
kesztOseg sem n kiad6hivatal mem
vallal fclel6sseget.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
Darag6 J6zsef megleckezteti a
s0tetben bujkal6 maffia tagjait

sagaval vlseli VerhOvay nevet
S k0zel huszezer magyar testver
szemeben jelent biztonsagot arra,
hogyha iitott az utols6 ora, az
0zvegy es arvak mem maradhat-
max semmi nelkiil
Amint Bartha-iigy kipattant,
megkezd6d0tt s0tetben val6
bujkalas, suttogas, pletykazas.
Es megkezd0d0tt a k0dformalas,
hogy hamis szemiivegen keresztiil
allitsak be megdonthetetlen te-
nyeket S ICY az embereket befo-
lyasoljak.
Oldalak mem volnanak elegek
ahoz, hogy teljes reszletessegeben
elmondjuk ennek sotetben buj-
kalo maffianak aljassagait. Az
ertelmi szerz6k gyava, jellemte-
len emberek voltak, akik biztos
fedezeket keresve, lov0gettek iel-
telen nyilaikat. Beszeljiink italian
a hamis siirgony0kr6l, melyek
"Pay Station''-on adattalS fcl, a
nevtelen telefonhivasokr6l, me-
lyeknek az volt a celia. hogv EN-.
bereket befolyasolianak. fenye-
getesekrol, rejtelmes kiielente.
sekr6l, gyanusitgatasokr6l stb...
Szomoruan kell megallapita-
nunk. hogy a fent elmondott pisz-
kos, jellemtelen tenykedesekhez
odaszeg0dtek meg vaevunk
gy6zodve arr6l, hoey teljesen
akaratlanul, illetve a tenyek es
igazsagok ismerete nelkul, az
amerikai magyar sajt6 egyes or
ganumai. A maffianak elert ide
is a keze, befolyasa s uj6lag hang
sulyozzuk, hogy rosszul infor-
maltsagnak, tajekozatlansagnak
tudjuk be, amikor ait a kijelen-
test tessziik, hogy az alabb ide-
zett ujsagokrol, meg gondolatban
sem tetelezziik fel, hogy a val6-
sag tudataban helyet adtak vol
ma olyan k0zlemenyeknpk, me-
lyek. ha akaratlanul is. = de fol-
tetleniil el6segitettek maffia
torekveseit.
Mem tudjuk meeerteni, felfog-
nj es elgondolni. mikent lehetse-
ges az, hogy tekintelyes sajt6 or
ganumok, akaratlanul bar. de XII
szolgaltattak magukat olyan ce-
lok keresztiilvitelenek, melvek-
mex indito Okla messze esett att6l.
hogy legnagyobb j6akarattal is,
de ralehessen fogni targyilagos-
sagot.
| A maffia tagjai, az ertelmi seer
z6k el6bb utobb ugy is elveszik
melt6, megerdemelt' biintetesiiket
| Mem egy k0ziil0k erk0lcsi halott
| aki biinos lelkiismeret6nek ha.
borgatasat csak ujabb buntetaze.
sekkel tudja elsiiketiteni. A maj
fla artatlan, j6hiszemii aldozatai
el6bb-l1t6bb szanom-banomozni
fognak ,amint kinyilik a szemiik
S tisztaban lesznek avva1, hogy
= j6hiszemii bar. = de milyen
alias tarsasagba keveredtek.
Mem hagyhatjuk $40 nelkdl
azonban a nyomda festeket is Ia
tott tenyeket. Mert a Bartha six
kasztasaib6l, hamisitasaib6l, tn
lajdonkepen ez "targyilagos'
es "tenyeket" kozl5 ket sajt6or
ganum csinalt, meg vezercikke1
is erdeml6 rejtelyt. Pittsburghi
rejtelyt.
| A New Yorkban megielent
"Amerikai Magyar Nepszava'
pittsburgh iigyn0ke es egyber
+ud6sit6ja tollab6l, a Bartha iigy
kipattanasa 6ta mem egy tud6
sitast k0zolt. Sajna1attal kell mes
allapitanunk, hogy eek a tud6si
tasok, akarva vagy akaratlanu
soha, egyetlen egy esetben sen
voltak targyilagosak egyetle1
egy kimondott ertelmiik Is eel
juk volt. Ferde beallitasban.
l vyo 1HcS = m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Frank Owens called from 100 South
East street. He had heard a loud
explosion, followed by flames light
ing up the sky at Singleton avenue
and the Belt railroad, he said.
When police attachments and fire
equipment arrived the building, on
Beecher street, between Orleans and
Apologize street, was a mass of
flames and sparks threatened ad-
joining factory buildings, and resi-
dences.
New Year celebrators were as
semblng with such rapidity that it
was with difficulty that firemen
brought their hoses into play, police
report.
But the noise and heat failed to
disturb the families of Jessie Hen
bricks, 718 Beecher street, and his
father, William Hendricks, TIC
Beecher street. They were reused
by police and rushed to safety.
There we're five in the Jessie
Hendricks home and eight in the
William Hendricks home. The for
mer had 3-year-old son, Arvin,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01
MRS. SARAH APPLE DIES
Rites Will Be Held Friday for Pho
neer OakIandon Woman.

The oldest charter member of
Oaklandon Christian church, Mrs.
Sarah M. Apple, 80, died Tuesday at
her home in Oaklandon. Mrs. APP
pie had lived with her daughters,
Mrs. Bertha Wilson and Mrs. Lulu
Newhouse, in Oaklandon since the
death of her husband, William M.
Apple, a farmer, ten years ago.
Another daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Bolander of Sunshine Valley, N. M,
survives her. Mrs. Apple was a
member of the Oaklandon Rebekah
lodge.
Services wifi be held in the Oak
landon Christian church at / Fri
day with burial in the I. o. o. F.
cemetery.
A dual-control motorcycle has
been perfected in Germany for in
StructiOn of new riders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01
EMPTY FACTORY
BUILDING BURNS;
LOSS UNKNOWN
Sleeping Families Nearby
Are Reused by Cops,
Rushed to Safety.

Post midnight jewellers were treat
ed to an explosion and fire which
destroyed a large empty factory
building, and caused police to arouse
sleeping families in the neighbor-
hood shortly after l a. m. today.
First report Of the fire reached
police headquarters when Lieutenant
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01
BUILD NEW BUSINESS
BLOCK ON EAST SIDE
F. c. Tucker Company Constructing
6-StOreroOm Building.

Construction has been started on
a one-story, six-storeroom business
building on the southeast corner of
Tenth street and Emerson avenue,
and will be completed By March l,
the F. C. Tucker Company, Indian
apolis, builders, say.
A pharmacy will be located in the
corner storeroom and a chain store
grocery organization is negotiating
for a lease on one Of the other
rooms, Tucker, president of the
firm, said.
The building will have a ninety
one-foot frontage on Tenth street,
and a seventy-two foot frontage on
Emerson avenue, and each room
will have an individual heating
plant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01

struck Detective Charles Bauer who
ran into the store when he heard
the shooting.
Witt is said to have admitted
accompanying Hamilton to Kansas,
returning few days later.
The car used in the Tloldup was
stolen at Shelbyville prior to the
crime and was found the day fol-
lowing the shooting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01

who had to be carried from a sick
bed.
Jesse Hendricks is an engineer at
the Central States Steel Company
plant near by. He saw huge steel
derrick there supported by guy wires
which threatened to fall on a high
tension line. Taking command, he
urged volunteers from the crowd to
aid in moving it and preventing
further catastrophe.
The building was a two-story
frame structure $50 by 70 feet. 1t
was reported to have belonged to
Samuel Rauh, Belt railroad owner,
and formerly was occupied by the
Rauh Fertilizer Company and the
Emerson Scheuring Tank Company.
It has been vacant for some time,
and a haven for hobos, neighbors
declared.
No estimate of loss was given by
f1remen nor was the origin of the
fire determined.
The United States uses more
rtIIipkciIvn1. than a0v other. country
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01
FIRST SKIRMISH
SET IN JACKSON
MURDER TRIAL
Defense Attorneys viii Seek
Transfer of Witt and
Hamilton.

Attorneys in the murder trial OF
Charles Vernon Witt and Louis A..
Hamilton, alleged gun slayers Of
Lafayette A. Jackson, chain store
chief, May q, are scheduled to stage
a pre-trial skirmish at Lebanon
Saturday.
Ira NJ. Holmes Of Indianapolis and
Ella Rogers Of Lebanon, counsel for
the murder suspects, are to file a
motion to have Witt and Hamilton
taken to the Boone county jail,
pending trial, Jan. II.
Since their transfer from the
state reformatory several weeks ago
the alleged slayers have been held
in Marion county Jail.
In filing the petition before Cir
cult Judge John w. Hornaday,
Holmes will set out that he and
Rogers must hold several confer
ences with the prisoners prior to
their trials, which have been con-
tinued several times.
viii Charge Third Degree
The state, led by Prosecutor Her
bert E. Wilson has elected to try
Witt first. This, according to
counsel, will take at least two
weeks.
Holmes, it is known, wills plead
Hamilton and Witt are victims of
mistaken identity and purported
confessions we're obtained from
them by duress and beatings,
alleged to have been administered
by indianapolis authorities.
Jackson was shot down in his
store, headquarters of the Standard
Grocery Company, 419 East Wash
ington street, May 81, as he leveled
gun at bandits to protect the
funds Of his company.
When the elderly head of the
grocery chain attempted to fight
the two bandits who entered the
store, he kept pledge often made,
that no bandit would rob him with
out first overcoming him.
Say Both Confessed
Hamilton is said to have con-
fessed the crime. His statement.
issued by detectives, declared he
and Witt entered the store and he
ordered Jackson, his son, Chester.
and others in the store to raise
their hands.
Hamilton is alleged to have stated
he then was struck by a bullet and
he opened fire, but did not know
how many shots he fired.
He said he was dazed by the bull
let and went to his home at lola.
Kan, where he was arrested several
days after the crime.
Hamilton had been released from
the Kansas state penitentiary at
Lansing shortly before Jackson was
shot and killed.
Witt Captured
While Hamilton was undergoing
a grilling in Kansas and being re-
turned to Indianapolis, Witt was
nabbed in a north side rooming
house, where police ambushed him.
Witt said he met Hamilton shortly
before the robbery attempt and
fired only one shot in the store, ac-
cording to detectives. This is the
shot which was believed to have
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01

Declaring that life with Samuel
c. Hawkins, millionaire oil man,
was a nightmare Of drunken
ness" Mrs. Elves D. Hawkins,
shown here, asked divorce in a
Los Angeles court.
She charged that l''once he
started out on a hunting trip with
a car, a nurse and a case Of whis-
ky" Hawkins contested the suit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01

The United States uses more
quicksilver than any other country,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-01

Now you can buy style and
quality at a price! These
hattering coats are fash
Toned of all-wool Senta
crepes and fine fur fabrics,
such as Krumple Kloth,
BroadtaiI, Persiana and
PoIartex. Some Manchur-
ian wolf trimmed.
Evening star., 1932-09-17
ApARrmrNrsLsUBuRBAN.

APARTMENTS-
$40 CHERRYDALE AVE. CLARENDON. VA.
3 rooms; ami; adults. Phone Walnut
$3.50.
A REAL CITY APT OF 3 ROOMS. UN-
Evening star., 1932-09-17

APAHTNENTS-SU0
$40 CHERRYDALE AVE. CLARENDON, va.
..ss, rooms; ami; adults. Phone Walnut
A REAL CITY APT. OF ROOMS. I'M
furnished. first floor; private bath. private
entrance; front brick porch large yard
COOPERATIVE APIS.
TIIDEN GARDENS. $500 CONN. AVE. NV.
living rm.. bed rm.. br. rm. foyer and kitch-
payments. 'F From owner. Apt. sos q. cisv. sssz.
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.
9 ROOMS. 2 BATHS: HoT:wATTaEaR HEAT HEAT;
1928 Veazey st. NV.
s-RoOM HOUSE WITH g.. COMPLETE
apartments. In very good legation for apis;
ssrn ea SPE Ssaps ss'f $500 in cash
Exceptional opportunity for party seeking
better -cass home; rooms. choicely fur
nished mis- Saos sll conveniences Showing by owner
18th CENTURY HOUSE, RESTORED. HAND;
burner, garden with old slave quarters in
back; overlooking Potomac. sos South Lee
Seen by appointment.
IN GEORGETOWN BEST SECTION. AT
tIactlVt, COnIOItdDle nOme Ol ! r0OlHS, WIN
hospitable literary atmosphere; beautiful
BEAUTIFUL NORTHWEST SECTION NEAR
18th and Allison sts.--Eight rooms. nicely
furnished mahogany furniture St rugs ;. dra3 Ira
sss earl s 4s ss s %
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, EXCELLENT
location. ami, h.-w:h.. sleeping porch.
shade and and ysTd; Md $50. 27 DenWOod ave-; ra-
NEAR 10th & PARK RD.-9 r. & b., 2
porches, every convenience, gar; 500 mo-
N E. RYON CO., 1916 N. Y. Ave-. 34l8 14th.
CLEVELAND PARK RMS. VERY NICE
ly furnished; nice yard and garden: large
closets; h.-w.h., anil Reasonable. For in
formation call Col. 1910 or Wis. $3.50.
FIVE ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED. ANIL;
good neighborhood; convenient to schools.
Fine opportunity for right party. 233 9th
st. ne. Atlantic 2607.
FOR RENT-FoR 9, MONTHS; ROOMS.
bath, screened porch 6x25. on one floor;
furnace. eec., linens. dishes; pretty grounds;
one fare Glen Echo cars: colored maid avail
able; SIS month to clean. careful adults.
DAWSON.
6403 Ridge Drive. Brookmont. 1ss
18th NEAR ST. NV 10 ROOMS. 2
baths, nicely furnished; suitable for rooming
house. Rent: sl37:50 per mo;
J. EDW. FOWLER.
Nat. 367e 1912 Eye st. NV.
NI>hD AIACC AVE ANTD
Evening star., 1932-09-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LONED-f1OOSE SES.
1905 4th nw.-s r, b., h.-a.h.. ell, gar. SGT so
1903 3rd st. nwE12 r., b.. ami. so. 90
c st. s.e.-5 rms b.. h.-a.h.. cleo. $500
1903 S st. n.w.-6 rms. b., h.-w.h.,
elec. .................... $3.50
1917 5th st. NV r., b., lat, gas 45.O0
2603 Sherman ave--7 r: b., h.-a.h-. g. 400
40 D st. n.w.-s r. b., lat. ht-. elec-.. IS 90
1751 9Th n.w.-6 r. b.. Arc. ht., gas. $3.50
1900 G st. se.-6 r., b., fur. ht, elec.. $3.50
SIT Morton st. nw.-4 r.. b., ANIL. 1850
527 Morton st. n.w.-.7 T., b.. lat, elec. 30
50 L st. n.w.-6 r. b.. lat; gas. $3.50
sat Morton NV r.. b.. lat. ht.. elec. 80
631 Pickford pl. n.e-6 r., b.. lat. gas. $500
5l8 Morton NV r., b.. lat ht., gas. $3.50
2308 Eye st. n.w.-3 r., stove. gas. ...... $3.50
823 18th st. n.e.-5 rms stove, elec. 5000
1929 Marion sst n.w.-6 r., stove elec. 29.00
2419 X st. n.w.-7 r, b.. stove htS gas. 5000
1877 8th ST. n.w.--5 r, stove heat: IS. SO
zoos N, j. ave. n.w.-5 r.. b.. stove hit. Y. go
937 26th st. n.w.-6 T., lat. ht.. gas. 27.50
835 26th st. NV r, yard toilet. 1000
451 Washington ST. n.w.-6 r. stove. 1000
313 C ST.. s.w.-5 r., stove ht....... 1880
1888 Covington n.w.-4 r.. stove...... 1900
l56 Pierce st. n.w.4 T., stove. 1900
3fs st. n.e4 r.. stove heat. ...... 1870
20 Madison alley n.w.-4 rms. ...... 17.50
l76-A Benning I'd. n.e.- r. stove ht.. $500
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Nrnks
Evening star., 1932-09-17

FOR COLORED: 421 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
5 rooms and bath elec. lights: $50. Apply
PENN REALTY CORPORATION, 474 K ST.
NV. Met. 1888.
COLORED-s47.50; NEAR 23rd AND PENNA.
ave. NV; 6 rooms, cellar. hot-water heat,
eec. lights L. E. F. PRINCE, 1927 Conn. ave.
REFINED COLORED.
1886 18th ST. n.w.-6 rms, bath, entirely
renovated; h.-w.h., cleo; $55.75.
1855 9th st. n.w.-8 rms, bath, elec.; new
ly papered; $50.
BOSS PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV Nat. $500.
FOR COLORED-NEAR NAVY YARD.
1925 18th st. Sc.
Rooms and Water-$1850.
LINKINS co. 1873 De Sales St NV.
Evening star., 1932-09-17

HOUSEs-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
GROOM HOUSE . OPEN FIREPLACES
gardens front and rear; highly desirable
downtown location. Phone National 9455
until pm; West 06o0 evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1932-09-17
RENT-FLATS.

nErN : La
1883 ST. NW.-SIx LARGE ROOMS AND
bath. heat and ianitor service; $50. r. o
Sitehenette, hotoyater' heat gas and ,siec.
light; s35; no children. IT.
1888 F ST. NV LARGE ROOMS AND
bath. heat and 1anitor service; $50. r: o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. Nat. 3346. 18'
DUPLEX FLAT. 1st FLOOR, 1904 9Th ST:
NV, Petworth. 2 bed rooms with cedar-lned
closets. dining and living rooms. kitchen.
back porch screened in: cellar. automatic hot
bus lines r E. YILEK. Adams 5023. ls'
NEW FLATS. JUST COMPLETED; GAS
heat; and 4 room and bath fats. screened
in porches; All modern In every detail.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
SIS East Cap. st. 1913 18th st. NV.
I34s MASS. AVE. sE.---lst FLOOR,
rooms and bath. ami. ;......:. .s!5 90
SIS East sc CAP. p hf St. lois 18th 4 St. NV.
6so1s NEWTON Nw.-2nd FL; S R. & B..
y6S ess re rear ,sfs pNTch; $50 ss 18th
1929 1929 < ST SEA a,.c .-s5e 90 90
802 E St ne.-5 r. & b.. elec. .......... 80. 90
1908 Nichols ave. s.e.-3 r.. b.. h.-w.h.. ~
1851 iei ne-4 r. b.. h.:w.h. eiec. $500
1920 s.eA r. b.. h-w.h., elec 49,. 81 so
sl5 Ky. ave. SET r.. b., h.-w,h.. eiec. $3.50
1910 Orren n.e.-3 r. b., din. screened
sis Nd ave NV G 4EEpoN K Is T * co H. elee 1000
1927 K st. NV Metropolitan 30ll.
Evening star., 1932-09-17
HoUsES-UNFURNISHED.

6OUSES-UNFURNIS
| lC0ntinued.)
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 10 ROOMS. HOT
STONE s yAisHAx Aifa: VI iios isss Ess s. ,sss NV
,, FORT STEVENS. s4is 9th ST. NV.
1eas 18TH u &. FAx ST. D0UdIAss Dist. $3.50.
9: MRS dRANr. Nat. ssss. s. -
DUPONT CIRCLEi0 ROOMS. BATHS,
s !sSaasf rlsasss nss:sprf or h'tisi s
practically r'SS new; detached. inclOsed garage;
Wash WEAVER BROS. NC; H.. ..,s
$50 PER MONTH. 8 ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS
and bath, hot-water heat, modern through
SBrookiandl-7 rooms and bath: ~ bed
'o McIHcHLEN 9Seaf inI'dsHSssi BASKiNa coRPN
Real Estate Dept, 10th and @ sts
sIx-RoOM BRICK HOUSE, FININsHED At
Schools: .fsa u.s. seaT aSTe jenifer srA st. gm 7s1S
lls q ST. N.w.-.6 ROOMS, BATH, sso5
239 st. n.e.-6 rooms bath. elec h.-w.n.'
~ Eye sw.-s rooms. bath. eiee..
h'-"h-; $3.50 couoREp.
2o3 K st. n.w.--6 rooms. bath: 5000; ~
% P st. n.e.-s rooms, bath; $4,000
2S Fenton st. n.e:-8 rooms water: s22 30.
1918 G st. s.e-6 rooms, water; $3.50
s,s Az THoMAs NJ p BROWN Nat 1919
style, with garage. colonial porch, front and
back yards: small family: $3.50; 94 l4th st.
ne. From OWNER, 22l E st. NV.
DESIRABLE s-ROOM DETACHED HOME;
excellent , location; ~ reasonable open ,os sun
soRivsNsR ese sss ZERO Bro. sie nw Dist. $500
8 ROOMS. BATH. ELECTRICITY. GAS.
s5sns aPS North Raef oE,ag yards newly
ETWoRTH-BEAUTTFUL CORNER HOME:
nearly new: 8 rooms tiled bath. garage;
vacant. for inspsction: s7S 5i6 Galiatin
st. NV. Phone Clevland 85l3 after p m
Z ROOMS, BATH. GARAGE.
Newly decorated; convenient location.
Rent. $50
w4siH e. : : 52Ahs. sI sE NC 49,.
1925 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347
915 S.E.-5 RMS. BATH. MODERN. .$35 GO
1859 Morse net rms. bath, modern. q So
sI5 Somerset pl ny rms: D.; nTar Ear.. o2'o
'is n'ssf%.;ds'::, wssIE :,aMsg. 5@s' Isg ~! 5000
1925 14th St NV. Dist. ss4s.
NEW HOME IN NEW COMMUNITY.
rooms, porches. garage. beautllul
kitchen built-in dinette; electric refrigera-
ton. Near schools. stores and transporta-
ton.
Rent. $5s5o.
WAPLE JAMES, INC.
1926 14th st. NV. Dist 3346
CHEVY CHASE D. C.
8 rooms, bath. glass-inclosed porch, h.-w.h.
detached, brick: on Conn. ave:
THOS z. FARRELL CO. National 0765.
WESLEY HEIGHTSPRACTICALL NEW
4 rooms and baths. 2nd floor; rooms and
bath 3rd floor; large corner lot; 2-car ga
rage. Cleveland 0i8l. l8'
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
$500 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Cleveland $500.
Homes Available October !.
Brookville rd.-6 rooms, bath, garage. .SI5 %
Mckinley st.-5 rooms bath. garage. 60
Jenifer st.-5 rooms. bath. garage..... 30 90
leland SIS rooms bath garage IS. 90
Ridgewood awe rms, bath. garage. S5 GO
Ioceiyn st rooms bath garage 80 90
39th st rooms. baths garage-...- go 90
Thornapple st.-6 rooms. BATH garage. go %
Morrison ST rms, 2 baths, garage. go 90
Hesketh st.-6 rooms bath, garage 100 90
Mckinley st.-s rooms. bath. garage. 100 90
Iegation ST rms, 2 b. garage 80. los 90
oxford ST rms, 2 b.. garage. lis 90
Irgomar st.-6 rms. 2 b.. garage .l25. 90
638 COLUMBIA RID.
Evening star., 1932-09-17
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

WILL RENT FOR YEAR
or longer. may buy. house or bungalow in
Brookland or Woodbridge. Phone North 8l76
evenings. l8s
Evening star., 1932-09-17

Near Lincoln Park
1856 D st. s.E.-S50.o0
Beautiful home consisting of living
eH sd ba front snd Sed pofeses
garage.
Low Rent, $500
1916 G st. NE.
living room. dining room. bed rooms.
kitchen and bath garage fTont Sct a1d rear
In Petworth, $3.50
42s DeIaHeId PI. NV.
House &c consisting Tins Of Lying s, room; na
bath. screened rear porches. rear yard
and built-in garage.
In Petworth
1915 7th st. N.w.-S65.0o
Home consisting o! living room. din.
ing. room. 3 bed rooms, kitchen and
bath. 2 screened porches. garage.
Near 14th and Park Rd.
1887 Parkwood n. N.w.-s70.O0
Near stores and car lines House con-
sstng Sning Of reception ion hall vns rSoT
with bul.-in tub and shower, kitchen,
rear porch, garage.
Detached Home in Chevy
Chase.
1907 Norwood Drive-S85.O0
Out Wisconsin ave, one block south Of
Bradley lane. This comfortable home,
overlooking Chevy Cbase golf course,
living room with fireplace: dining room,
bright kitchen, three large bed rooms.
tile. bath with built-in tub and shower
and extra tile lavatory on bedroom
floor; screened porch. large front and
rear yards; garage; toilet in basement
CAFRITZ
14th g. X Dist. 9080
Evening star., 1932-09-17
SALElCO-OPERATTVE Ar

SALE-CO- OPERATIVE APTS.
TIIDEN GARDENS. $500 CONN AVE. NV.
Attractive, practically new, two exposures,
living Im.. bed rm., br rm.. foyer and kitSn-
payments. From owner. Apt. sos @. Clev. 5334.
18s
Evening star., 1932-09-17

NEAR MASS. AVE. AND
NATIONAL CATHEDRAL.
Fine large home in acre OF ground. with
magnificent oaks; very suitable for enter
tanning. Rent to acceptable tenant for the
season or year. $3.50 per month. Phone
Cleveland 1925