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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-22
x-DREWER is DEAD
Heart Attack IS Fatal to
EWaId Kingston.

Heart disease caused the death of
Ewald kingston, rs, Monday at his
home, POPS East Tenth street. He
had lived in indianapolis fifty
| seven years.
Mr.. Kingston was a native of
Germany. He was employed for
many years by the Indianapolis
Brewing Company. He retired with
the prohibition of liquor in Indiana.
He belonged to the knights of
Pythias.
Funeral services will be held at 2
Wednesday. Cremation will follow.
Mrs. Lydia A. Bannan, long time
resident of Marion county, died at
her home, 1909 North Tacoma ave-
nue., on her eighty-second birthday.
She was born in Decatur county, but
lived most of her life in or near
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Bannan was a member of the
PentecoStal church.
Funeral services will be held at Q
Wednesday in the Harry Moore I'M
dertaking parlors, 2446 North Gale
street. Burial will be in Memorial
Park cemetery.
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March Back to Work
BIZ United Press

~ bWiitu EfcS6
WILKESBARRE, Pa, March %.
Thousands Of anthracite miners,
determined to work despite the in
surgent strike called in Districts
and 9, United Mine Workers of
America, paraded in mass forma-
ton to their jobs today-undeterred
by threats, jeers and boots.
Leaders Of the union, which op-
poses the outlaw" strike, organized
armies to combat the campaign
started to close every hard coal
mine in Pennsylvania.
Fire hose squads were drafted
with orders to drench pickets who
interfered with men willing to work
This move on the part of union
officials apparently broke the back
bone of the strike which has been
in progress in District l for nine
days and in District for four days.
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NEW VIOLENCE
FLARES IN OHIO
MINERS STRIKE
Railroad Switch Is Ripped
From Ground by Blast
of Dynamite.
United Prcss

~ united PrCes
ATHENS, o. March PA rail-
road switch to Millheld mine No. s
was ripped from the ground by an
explosion Of dynamite today in a
renewal of violence in the Hooking
Valley coal strike area.
Sabotage was directed against No.
6, one Of forty mines closed by a
strike Of 1000 miners, when its
owners, the Sunday Creek Coal
Company, we're reported planning to
resume operation.
Two factors had brought momen-
tary quiet to the area, where in
creasing tension caused Governor
George White to threaten the call
ing of state troops.
Dripping skies drove many pick
eteers to shelter during the past
tWenty-four hours.
Governor White was told by Off
GERS Of the United Mine Workers
OF America, they would do all in
their power to enforce order among
the idle miners.
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further her college work and that
attack and Staying were unprovoked
and premeditated.
Miss SCHNEIDER came to the
reservation last june to study. She
disappeared on the night of July Is.
Seymour was arrested a month
after her body was found in a
lonely ravine on the White river
Indian reservation 100 miles north
Of here.
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MARCH q, 1892

when she learned that the people
of Wales would build another play
house in time for her sixth birth
day to replace the Welsh cottage
virtually destroyed by fire.
THAT will be splendid" the prin-
cess said when told that she could
have a birthday party in her little
Welsh house. i know shall like it
aWfallY-n
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APACHE FACES
LIFE Term FOR
COED Staying
Jury Finds Herder Guilty,
but Urges Mercy; u. S.
Had Asked Death.
By United Press

GLOBE, Ariz., March 22.-Golney
Mac Seymour, Apache Indian
youth, today faced life imprison-
ment for the death of Henrietta
SCHNEIDER, Columbia university stu
dent, on his conviction of first de-
gree murder with a recommended
ton for clemency.
After six hours elaboration, a
jury in federal court found him
guilty of Staying Miss SCHNEIDER.
In declining to bring an unrecom-
mended verdict, the jurors appar-
emily believed the defense'S conten-
ton that Seymour thought himself
invited to intimacy with the girl,
and killed her during a struggle
which followed his attack.
Sentence Expected
Unless stay is obtained, Judge
Albert S. Sames will sentence Sey-
mour today.
The government had sought a
hanging verdict.
Seymour'S defense was that the
girl made a tragic blunder in going
off with him on the back of his
horse in defiance of Apache custom.
The defense commended that the
girl fed Seymour liquor before they
set out, and later began playful ap-
proaches he construed according to
his code.
The attack was followed, the de-
Tense insisted, by remorse on
Seymour's part, and determinations
by Miss Schmerier which led to a
struggle in which she was killed &C
cidentally.
Body Found in Ravine
The government held the brave
was not given liquor, that the girl
was a scholarly young woman in
terested in learning Apache lore to
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HALT TRAIN; RESCUE
Crew Sees Fire, Turns In
Alarm on 100000 Blaze.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March %. - Three
buildings were destroyed and thirty
families driven to the -choked
streets in scanty clothing early to-
day when a 100000 fire broken out
in East Chicago.
The first alarm was turned in by
employees on a South Shore electric
train. Through heavy gusts of
snow, they saw a couple trapped at
a second-story window. The train
was halted, and fire companies
summoned.
When flremen arrived, they res
cued the couple, Roy link and his
wife.
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POLICE NAB PAIR FOR
TRANSPORTING LIQUOR
Cops Claim Alky Find in Autos;
Blind Tiger Charges Follow.

Two men faced charges of blind
tiger today after police seized their
automobile with a quantity of al
legged liquor Monday night.
Lieutenant Dan Cummings and
squad reported an automobile
driven by Dan Douthitt, 3418 West
Washington street, seized in the
downtown section, contained five
one-gallon cans of alcohol. The
car is said to be the property of
Dan Rozelle, address unknown.
Oscar Crawford, %, of 1926 Ken
lucky avenue, is charged with hav-
ing five quarts of alcohol in his
automobile. Police report he adj
mitted both car and liquor were his
property. He is said to be wanted
by federal authorities on a liquor
transporting charge.
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LODGE INSPECTION SET
o. f. s. Grand Matron to Visit
Cumberland Chapter.

Mrs. Daisy Crist of Crawfords-
vile, worthy grand matron of the
Order of Eastern Star, will inspect
Cumberland chapter. No. sis,
Thursday night in the Masonic
temple at Cumberland.
Mrs. Carrie May Huntington,
worthy matron of the chapter, has
arranged the rainbow ceremony for
the reception of Mrs. Crist. Star
point stations will take part in the
ceremony.
Charles D. Snider. worthy parton,
will preside during comforting of
degrees.
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appreciative Of humor. Any
man approached can fill the
bill.
Easter eggs filed with liquor
were probably layed by hens fed
on a mash diet.
It's smart to be thrifty.
The new Miller Geared-to-
the-Road Tires are both
SMART and T H RIFF T Y.
Smart, because of their dis
tinctive tread design and the
elegance of their handsome
white sidewalks that will not
turn yellow in service. Thrift
ty, because being Miller Tires
they are guaranteed to out
wear any other in the same
price field. Hard to wear out
but easy to pay for on the
Rose Tire Budget Plan.
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Negro janitor, 766 North Sheffield
avenue.
Police were unable to determine
how entrance was gained, but the
intruders left through basement
windows.
In the church office two desks
and a filing cabinet were broken
open and so cents removed from a
purse.
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APPLY zEMO ONCE
STOP ITCHING SKIN

When itching, burning skin is un-
bearable apply soothing, antiseptic
ZEMO. Thousands find ZEMO
brings swift relief from itching; draws
the heat and sting out of the skin.
For twenty years ZEMO has given
relief and has been clearing away
Ringworm, Eczema, Rashes, Pimples
and other skin and scalp irritations.
All Druggists. 35c, COO, $l00.-Ad.
vsrtisement.
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Pearl Dinner

By United Press
DALLAS, Tex, March o.
o. r. Kelley had pearls served
with his 50-cent dinner at a
cafe here.
He crunched Gown on a
mouthful of them in an oyster
in a cocktail, and now he will
have the nine small white
pearls and one large dark pearl
set into cluster for : stickpin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-22
Tax Receipts Still Losing

WASHINGTON, March 2.-In>
come tax receipts showed a decrease
for the fifth consecutive day in
treasury figures announced today.
The receipts for March 10 were
$15,009,609, while the collections for
the corresponding day a year ago
were $16,OOO,OOO.
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SPECIAL SESSION GOOD
POLITICS. SAYS MILLER
State Senator Declares Legislature
Should COnfine Action to Taxes.

THE best political move at this
time would be a special session of
the general assembly to deal only
with the tax situation" was the adj
vice Of Senator Winfield Miller at
the meeting of the Irvington Re-
publican Club Monday night.
Miller pointed out that since
color of the present legislature is
bipartisan neither party could claim
exclusive credit for any good &C
compHshed, while, at the same time
both parties would have to share
the blame for failure.
Miller said there will be no spe-
cial session and the party with af-
flrmative recommendations in its
platform will win this fall"
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COMMITTEE MEETING
IS HELD AT SICK BED
Realtors Go to Hospital SO Allison
Can Attend.

Robert Allison, chairman of the
realtors home complete exposition
committee, is belfast in Methodist
hospital while recuperating from an
appendicitis operation, but that did
not prevent him from conducting a
meeting of his committee today.
For committee members grouped
chairs around Allisons bed and
held meeting at the hospital.
Other members are Albert E. Uhl,
Emerson w. Chaille, Dan w. Lee
Gore, j, Frank Cantwell and Law
renee G. Holmes.
The exposition will be held April
? to 10 in the Manufacturers build
ing at the state Playground.
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Archbishop Takes Rest

81 Juffcd Press
LONDON. March 22.-The Arch
bishop Of Canterbury left London
for the south of France today for
several weeks rest. He is suffering
from rheumatism.
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ART SAYS:
Cincinnati

Cincinnati
university CO.
e d S require
that id e al
man be intel
ligent, polish
ed, free from
a
good sport,
tolerant and
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WELSH PLEDGE
PRINCESS AID
Turn Tears to Smiles With
Promise of Playhouse.

By United Press
LONDON, March %. - Princess
Elizabeth. daughter of the duke and
duchess of York, was happy today
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so CENTS ONLY LOOT
Third Christian Church Robbed;
Desks Battered Open.

Fifty cents was the only loot of a
burglary Monday night in the Third
Christian church, 625 East Seven
tenth street, according to a report
to the police by George Pinkston,
Evening star., 1932-04-18

iTYPEwRTERS rented. So per month Good
machines sold on cash or terms. Capitol
Typewriter Co. l409 Eye NV, National 1853
Evening star., 1932-04-18

63l EYE ST NW-Large front room for
light Housekeeping with alcoye; quiet de-
sirable house. adults 18"
Evening star., 1932-04-18

A GOOD ROOM. with or without board, $50
monthly up. Apply Hotel Grafton, 1888
Conn. ave, or De Sales Chambers, l735 De
Evening star., 1932-04-18

p IOUI 7
Nicely furnished rooms. single and double;
private bath. showers, elevator. reception
1ol4 K ST. NW.-Large, bright, comfortable
rooms. double and single. 49,
Evening star., 1932-04-18

With the idea in mind of capturing Tarzan for
her mate and knowing that, unless he succeeded
in dodging past her and reaching the entrance.
he could not escape her. The Third Woman moved
very slowly toward the ape-man. Now, she ignored
the other occupants of the stone room, Tarzan
not knowing her real purpose thought she was
about to attack him dangerous alien in the
sacred precincts of her home. He viewed her
enormous muscular bulk and the bludgeon she was
swinging and mentally compared them with his
own defenSeleSs nakedneSS
Evening star., 1932-04-18

To the jungle-born, flight from COM
bat carries with it stigma of cowardce. Not
only Tarzan of the Apes jungle-born and
jungle raised but the stripping of his clothes away
from him had now. as always before also stripped
away his thin veneer of civilization 1t was, then,
a savage beast that faced the oncoming Alalus
woman-a cunning beast well powerful one
beast that knew when to fight and when to flee.
Tarzan cast a quick glance behind him. There
was the AlaluS lad trembling in fear.
Evening star., 1932-04-18

Beyond was the rear wall of the corral one OF
the great stone slabs of which tilted slightly out
ward. Slow is the mind and eye of man compared
with that of the trapped beast seeking escape. So
quick the ape-man that he had gone before
The Third Woman had guessed that ne was con-
sdering flight And with him had gone the eldest
Alalus boy. Wheeling all in single motion, Tar
Zan had swung the young male to his shoulder,
leaped swiftly to the corrals rear wall, and, cat
like run up the smooth surface of the slightly tilted
slab
Evening star., 1932-04-18
SALE-HOUSES.

I SEo.
WoopRIDGEEBEAUTIFUL CORNER; 6 R;
and D. h.-wh,, elec.; newly decorated and
palnted: large lot. Bargain. price S7e50;
$500 cash. S55 month. Potomac 1858.
2SlS NaS Ferry a5FIsy 81 n. HOUSE
Near l3th s. car Ho Inc and New Ha@p. s9npAF ave
KOLB. 8O4 18th st.
| THIS BEAUTIFUL ALL-BRICK HOME OF
lot 65xf5o located ION on the then washinston % 1s and
Be Be !timo1e ore road. Price $4,000; consider new
| WOODR1DGE: D. C;--BEAUTIFUL SEVEN
! room home with tiled bath and shower. large
/ living room with open fireplace natural wood
trim. bright kitchen with pantry. large eel
| hargaln. Potomac 1888
EIGHT-RooM HOUSE; H.-WH.. ELEc-
IrIoify northwsss soas section Call after.
/ DON'T MISS SEEING THE NEW HOMES ON
Rittenhogse: wonderful bargain Tor for the he
$4,000 FOR A $4,000 EQUITY-NR. LINCOLN
Park. semi-detached home, colonial porch,
se3 arse eomDIsts 5s bath ~itb ;na: hTh eec cellar
| only 1896. Apply 308 Pa. ave. re.
Attrscs52S SOUTH 6sT DAKQTA b2fgE AVE AVE NE o.
beautiful Tiled BATH orsk sfee hGWs Tng SS 4So %t
real open fireplace. latest wall papers and
electric fixtures; large, bright cellar; extra
porchss; brick Aarage. Price $3.50: reason
able terms. Potomac 1858
50-SENII-DETACHED.
! On 10th st. and Spring rd.-Modern tap
/ estry brick home, 6 rms and bath. double
pic PTick earaes; 6soz cost owner $4,000 Nat. 1859.
&6.95O-IN MT. PLEASANT.
Colonial front-porch-type home. west OF
18th ST. and only square from the car line
water heat. One Of the best buys we have
ever seen IN this section. SHANNON &
! IUCHS CO. 1435 K st. NV. Nat. 2345.
S6.750-CCST OWNER $4,000.
Restricted Petworth section near Parkview
! School. Must be sold account illness; Z
est improvements. Nat. 1859 or Col. S605
SPECIAL DEPRESSION VALUES.
| s6950-Petworth; six rooms, bath, garage;
ss's5O-SSeTT. detached American University
reatlon room, concealed radiation.
NEW BRICK IN SHEPHERD PARK.
ned iHH !nf wocaS osaS brek geraee
school, An gnga.sSaily cheap home for this
s,a. ~ SHANNON & LUCHs CO. .
CHEVY CHASE
1927 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV
New detached brick center-hall Colonial.
7 rooms. baths. 2-car garage; corner lot;
gas S,ile heat 6o91 snd refrigeration VII. ,oso
NINE-ROOM HOUsE-H-wH ELECTRIC
| ity. Northwest section.
North 1928.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE-H.-W.H ELECTRIC
! ity. Northwest section.
North 5619.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
! rooms and bath colonial front brick
( home Modern and perfect in condition.
! First commercial zone. Must be sold quickly.
Cali MIR LEWEY, Adams 36l3
DUPLEX HOME
/ Semi-detached, near 14th and Park rd
Two apts.. one five rooms and bath. one of
seven rooms and bath; separate hot-water
heating plants, gsrage. Excellent home and
] investment. S3.500
/ SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1435 K st. NV Nat. 2345
NEAR UNION STATION.
! p St ne. 6 large rooms, BATH hot-vater
| heat, electricity Priced for quick sale at
Call MR.. LEWEY Adams 3613
$3.50 CASH.
BROOKLAND.
-6-room bungalow-aIl modern, Garage
$500 month includes all interest and
principal One block Catholic University,
schools, stores and transportation. Dec.
/ 5765
Evening star., 1932-04-18
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
fTatg-..L


A GOOD ROOM, with or without board, $50
monthly up. Apply Hotel Grafton, 1888
Conn. ave, or De Sales Chambers, 1875 De
sales st. nv.
1920 2lst ST NV dupont Circle)-Front
room adjoining bath private apt, artistic
furnishings, Sunday or evenings. No. 7I26.
GIG DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-Two nice rooms,
housekeeping rooms: y block to. bus. Apply
after Z pm. or on sundays; refined only. 22'
5ll ALLISON ST. NW-Large. front bed
room for employed person; reasonable. Col.
366lW. 49,
1884 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-s3 and SIS week;
single, double rooms, clean, front; baths;
instant h. W; car lines; gentl. Ad. 102l3.
1863 18th ST. NW.-Pleasant hotel-like ac-
building all outside rooms near shower bath;
maid and elevator service; double rooms,
s8.75 and $40.
1913 GIRARD ST. N.W-Two nicely fur
nished rooms en- suite or single all eon-
sos EAST CAPITOL ST, near Capitol and
Library-Continuous hot and cold water in
each room, semi-private baths. 23-
70l 18th ST. NV. the Maury, Apt. "a
choice ntIc SnEle or s.Ss double rooms
1915 HARVARD ST. NW.-Large front room,
twin beds; large closet: bath also single
room: reasonable.
l717 c ST. N.E-,Larse front room, two , eXr
posures, cool and cheerful; next bath new
home 10
3I49 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV rooms
furnished; near cars and bus; board option
al: reasonable. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1915 20th-Attractive End
floor room. adjoining bath const. h. W.,
large closet; one person, $40; couple, S25.
1882 o ST NV. near Scott Circle-Attrac-
tive room rext to bath. for gentleman. 2ls
1sRy 73s sDeGed GoqnDa Tnsba a eecldf
gas, bath, h.-w.h.; $1,000 monthly.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOT;sEs

FOR MAY 1-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, or five or
SIX room apartment. unfurnished, adults
Address Box 368-V. Star Office
Evening star., 1932-04-18
sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

sALE-MISCELLANEO
tContnuedJ
PIANo-The Kimball. q favorite OF many
sreat artists; Walter Damrosch, renowned
orchestra conductor, says: Has pure. re-
styles in Kimball uprights and grands on
display at Rimball Hall Bldg. 72l 18th st.
PrTTSBURG HOT-WATER HEATER. Cost
s2s5. sell for $50. Address BOX GOV. Star
ONCE.
RADIO BARGAIN.A. C. sets CHANGED to
RADIo-35fo discount on new radios We have
snd many otheTS
SI6hiorado Iho Radio Co. 55l4 Colorado ave. NV.
SEWING MACHnJES-Drophead Singer, SIS;
New Home. SIS; Standard, SIS; New Ideal,
70; others at IS; all guar. New machines,
Sc. Sew. Mich. Shop 5i3 Pa ave Sc Lin o275
EHOTGUN, 12-gauge. Browning automatic,
2 INTERCHANGEABLE barrels, one 2s-inch modi-
1aerce 4o o 1874 Y Unfn ST. mel iu AtIa1tc s6s
TYPEWRITER, Underwood No., 5, in excel
3ens cGndi0n ssHI9 price rsss9nabe sSn so6 Ma
tTYPEwRTTERS rented, SO per month. Good
sed CD Gq os fsh F9e or sss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co., 1881 East
Capitol St. away from the high rents. Sell
ing. renting. repairing na all makes. Open
evenings Lin. 0082
I 4
1888; underwoods, Royals and L. c. Smiths,
$3.50 mo; mos. in adv. S675; 6 mos. sl2
TYPEwRITERS-N fooling. cash or credit
big ones and little ones; new and used; no
kidding; If it is a typewriter see US: we have
oodles Of them and they must be sold. Met.
9674 District Typewriter Exchange. us
II st. NV. %"
TYPEWRITERS-Tre reductions on
2ate model rebuits A bona fide sale 10 days
repaired. Typewriter Sales & Service Co,
17l4 St NV
VACUUM. CLEANER, EUREKA" complete
$40. Will demonstrate your home. Nat. 1861.
way, Premier; Duplex, G-E, si2 50 ca Hoover,
SSm NUN Cleaner Shop i4o4 GiraTd NV. NV. Ad
AUCTION sALE-Furniture Of every de-
scripton to be sold for storage charges at
auction on Thursday, April q. 1882, at 10
Dressers tables, chairs, beds, linens. dishes.
books Etc UNiTED STATES sToRAGE -5si zs-S, CO,
PIANOS-PIANOS- -PIANOS-P PIANOS.
We will sell at public auction Thurs
day, April 81, 1882, at 10 am, in our ware
house, 42Q 10th st; NV, a number OF
ean9 WhSa yy you get x a.
UNiTED STATES STORAGE Co
CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE OR RENT.
~ E Ransome Paver.
l3 Jaeger PAYER.
u =. Crane with SKINNER and Trencher
so-hp Electric Hoists
30-h.p. Gasoline HoiSts
Small Concrete Mixers.
Also Numerous Other Items
SAMLER MACHINERY & EQUIP. CO.
:08 W. Pratt St. Balto.. Nd Plaza 0934.
USED TIRES.
traded in on the sale Of new Hood tires.
ST and Up.
BEN HUNDLEY, Hood Tires. 3436 14th NV.
BOATS.
CRUISER, 40-ft. power Bufalo 4o-6O .h.p.;
<28 9th st. sc. Lin. 1882. l8'
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED
Pound, 15c 5 lbs, 70c; 10 lbs. Sl.S0.
ATHERToNs PET SHOP. oo
eliminating feas. and dried with electric
drier, all for 81. DR.. Locke's Dog and Cat
Hospital 1922 Irving st. NV. Col. 0S74.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
PURE-BRED BABY CHICKS.
PURE-RED WHITE PEKfN pUcKLrNGs. |
612 St. NV Nat. 47o2.
FARM AND GARDEN.
soDDING, GRADING AND SEEDING
class. Cali M Schools, Pot s3o7 for II esti-
mate.
ROSE BUSHES dug daily, years old for
81; perennial bedding veg. flowers, plants;
top SOIL seed, fertilizer. 900 9th st. NV. 22'
WANTEn-MJSCETJ ANEOTrS
Evening star., 1932-04-18

1922 MADISON ST. NV.
Lovely location nr. Colorado avenue. De-
tached, rms. bath on first floor rms
bath on and floor; h.-w.h.. cleo. garage; s65
sosS sSRAsNC5S y A. sLuNDoN co. McH,,s.
Evening star., 1932-04-18
HOUSES-FURNISHED.
Observation-Disclosures.

HOUSES-UNFURNI
1905 35th ST NV, CLEVELAND PARK
Naval officer transferred will rent his home
for term of one year or longer; excellent
condition and ideal location. Rent reduced.
Apply SANDOZ, agents. Dupont circle.
Deratur A0l0 81
42O9 S9th ST NV. SEMI-DETACHED
residence 7 rooms. baths; ami; garage.
Phone Cleveland 5472.
DETACHED, CORNER HOUSE IN CHEVY
Chase. 9 rooms, baths, ami; garage
available about May l. Rent. Sl25 per
mo THE MUNSEY TRUST CO., r. E. Dept.
Natl. 1880. -
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.-6 ROOMS; NEAR r. I.
ave; sac. Groom brick, inclosed porches,
fireplace, garage; SIS. Call North 72O3 or
inquire 2377 r. l. ave. ne.
1903 EUCLID ST. N.W.-8 ROOMS, REC.
hall, 2 baths, INV. heat. cleo; SIS month.
MARTIN McINERNEY,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. DIST. oOlo
8l3 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-5 r. AND b, 2
glassed porches. ami; wonderful condition.
garage; Gentiles; adults; SEQ.
Sherman Circle n.w.-8 r, b. and shower;
hwd floors throughout convenient; pracu-
caly new; garage; Gentiles; adults; $50
1913 Madison ST. n.W.-7 7. and b., NIL;
newly decorated 2-car brick garage; $40.
ADAMS 0l79.
Evening star., 1932-04-18
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

1913 18th ST NW.-2 rooms. sleeping porch;
heat, gas, electricity, continuous hot water
prefer adults: private home.
3l4 2nd ST NE, APT. 5-Good-size room
in private apartment; newly papered; large
closet; to refined party, SIS. Also front,
small room, $40.
400 5th ST. NW.-4 rooms and bath: heat
gas. electricity; sS5 per month. Inquire
Samuel v. Gusack, 4l6 5th st. NV. National
Evening star., 1932-04-18

RADIO BARGAIN-A. C. sets changed to
q. C.. Greeley and Terry, 2214 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-18
WANTED-ROOMS.
Observation-Disclosures.

arrangement with educated
Christian people. where the women don I
smoke somewhat close in. A. D. Hirsch,
6ll Kenyon. 49,
Evening star., 1932-04-18

TYPEWRITERS-Tre reductions on
late model rebuilts A bona fide sale 10 days
only. Cash or credit All makes rented and
repaired. Typewriter Sales & Service Co.,
17l4 H st. NV