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aHdrS, III Tile Q4SClldIse VI ihS outy'
seeks to protect these helpless wards
of the Nation, his hands are tied by
court proceedings"
Report Made 1 Years Ago.
Secretary Ickes said the conditions
in the asylum were revealed to the
Government as long as four years ago,
in report by Dr. Silk, which con-
demned the entire plant and It's ad-
ministratiOn, but no action was taken
at that time, although officials OF the
Indian Service and the Public Health
Service confirmed the conditions after
DR.. Silk made his report:
A short while ago, when DR.. Blk
went out to Canton to get some OF the
patients who needed hoSpitalizatlon ana
bring them here for treatment, he was
barred from doing SO by court order,
and he then submitted second re-
port, which brought about 1cxss' ex-
bose of the conditions.
All the reports according to the IN
dian commissioner, are "remlnlScent OF
the terrible indictments leveled against
English poor houses and schools by
Charles Dickens"
In addition to the alleged mistreat-.
ment of patients, the reports showed
that practically none of the patients
REQUIRED restraint, and that the only
apparent reason for the padlocking ana
strait jacketing practices was TO pre-
vent patients from escaping Wheh ''e
wards were left unattended.
THE ventilation in the asylum was
described as "unbeiievably bad" San
itary conditions were reported equally
as bad.
Report Records In Poor Shape.
DIR. Silk and other Investigators re-
ported the records of the asylum were
in such poor shape as to keep psy-
chiatrist from getting any ldea OF .
patients mental condition from them.
The asylum, he reported, has no lapo-
ratory and no equipment except mic
roscope and q few chemical reagents.
The hydrotherapy room, he added.
Is used as a coal bin.
DR.. Silk charges that q substantial
number of the inmates are now and
always have been sane, and were placed
in the asylum after some slight dill
ficulty at school or reservation. he
found another group actually mentauy
defective, but who, nevertheless, need
no treatment for actual insanity.
Said Dr. Silk In his report:
mo more than IS or 80 patients are
suffering from mental diseases requir.
ing institutional care because OF their
mental condition"
DR.. Silk also recommended strongly
against any effort to rebuild the
asylum, or to bring it up to reason
able standard, since it would raise the
per capita cost for the number OF
Indians involved to an unreasonable
level, and for this reason Commissioner
Collier sought to have those patients
needing special treatment removed to
st. Elizabeth'S.
The vigorous opposition Of the local
interests against this move will be
fought by the Federal Government, 1t
is promised.
1T Is not only that the medical di-
rector Of st. Elizabeth's finds these
patients to be sane," Commissioner
Collier declared, 1.-The records of the
asylum itself, as Transcribed by DR..
Silk, show them to be sane They
necessarily are known to be sane to
the director Of the asylum, Dr. Harry
r. Hummer. yet they have been kept
year after year"
Charges have been preferred against
DR.. Hummer, and his removal from
Office is asked
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September Circulation
DAILY 11O,821.
Sunday, 119,O69

district Of Columbia a:
=. HEMING NEWBOLp Business Manner
q THE EVENING AND SUNDAY ETHR
goes soIemnly swear that the actual ni,nehsr
OF COPIES of the paper named sold and ais.
triDuted curing the month Of eentsmher
A.D. 1888, was as follows; S'eoef'
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KcAdoo Arrives in Rome.

ROME. October IL GP).-William
Gibbs McAdoo arrived here today to
spend a week with United States Am.
baSSador Long.
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for 1885 ON real estate and tangible
personal property is sl.50 per 500 Of
assessed valuation. and on intangible
personal property IS per 81 900 Of as
Sessed valuation.
The estimated revenues Of the Dis
trict for 1895, using the foregoing as
sessments and tax rates, are as follows:
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Economy Committee Acts.

Economy Committee Acts.
"The budget recommendations Tor
1885, as submitted by department heads,
amounted to $44,8 ,803. The Commis-
sioners delegated to the Economy Com
mittee the duty Of carefully Investigate
ing these recommendations and report
ing thereon to the Commissioner.
That committee spent more than three
weeks In Its studies Of budget needs for
the next fiscal year. had all the de-
partment heads appear before 1t to sup
ply such Information and data as might
be required, and the committee has
recommended to the Commissioners
well balanced budget for that year
within the total, worked out as above,
of $39 $3.50
1.-THE total District budget for 1885,
as submitted to the Commissioners by
the Economy Committee, amounts to
$39, ,484, ,85815, made up as follows:
Gasoline tax fund items. 2.314 800 90
Water fund items. ........ 1,673,4TO.O0
Permanent and indefinite and .
Total ................$s .$ss,4s4.s5s.15
"a table showing how the budget
total of $39, 49,, ,e5S15 Is allocated as to
major activities appears In another
c0lumn.)
Valuation FigursA
"The estimated assessed valuation Of
real estate for 1885 Is $1,100. .000, 900.
This represents q reduction Of $50,0o0,-
600 under the assessment for 1884. The
estimated assessed valuation Of tangi-
BILE personal property for 1885 (exclu-
siye Of motor vehicles) is $73.000. 900;
and of intangible personal property.
S400, ,000. 900. The proposed tax rate
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"CharRes against general fund rev.
enues, 1885, on basis Of recommended
budget for that year:
qsesaaens qsasIar fsaa hospital, Hs one: ooo ~
| r.iundins hnn :;iii;oini.ousiy paid .oooo oo
Payment sn Of avard. and court
costs in street extension IN ooo m
p.yasn. TO peiis:@,snn, ,;;n, and ID
meet dencit in that fund, 72o.0Oo.oo
judgments, settlement -. OF ZOO 600 oo
Total .S34,376. S8S. Ii
1.-THE estimated general fund revenues
availability for 1885, as shown above, Is
s34 .825 ,063. .43. The budget items for 1888
payable from the general fund amount
to S34 4,376,S ,S8S15. The difference OF
s44s,l7s.2s represents the estimated
revenue surplus at the close OF the
fiscal year 1885,"
Gas Tax Surplus Seen.
Mai. Donovan estimated that at the
end Of the next fiscal year. or on June
30. 1885, there would be . surplus OF
gasoline tax revenues amounting to
s475, ,6S3 80, on the basis Of the pro-
posed 1885 budget. He arrived at this
figure by tracing the gasoline tax his
tory from the beginning Of the 1888
fiscal year.
He estimated there would be . sur
plus of $l,371 .s6403 in the water de-
partment revenues at the END OF the
1885 fiscal year.
"For several years prior to 1888 the
District had at the end OF each nscal
year certain surplus revenues IN the
Treasury over and above all ohl1gations
chargeable to the District" Maj. Dono-
van reported.
this surplus general fund onlyl
amounted to Sc, $50 ,66475. At the end
of the fiscal year 1890, the general
fund surplus amounted to So, ,469. 1887;
at the end of the fiscal year 1891, the
surplus had fallen to $4,271, sail. and
at the end of the fiscal year 1892, the
surplus was only $542,823.42. At the
close of the last flscal year. June 80,
1888, not only was the surplus entirely
wiped out, but . revenue deflcit OF
$62, ,742.57 appeared. It should be un-
derstood that the several figures above
presented are based upon total general
| fund revenues Of the District. tnclud-
ing the annual Federal payment. ana
total appropriations chargeable to the
general fund. On an actual cash basis,
revenue as compared with expenditures,
the District had quite q sizable bal
ance to its credit In the Treasury on
June 80, 1888.
Table u RevenueA
"The following statement shows total
general fund appropriations and reve-
nues for the fiscal years 1929 to 1884
(the revenues representing the current
collections during each year, excluding
surplus revenues brought over from
each previous year):
"l02o-Appropriation, $s5,S79, ,453.25;
District of Columbia revenues. $29. 49,
5176s; Federal payment, $1,000 900.
"ls3o-Appropriation. $3s.S78, $3.50;
District Of Columbia revenues, $50 $751;
434A2: Federal payment, $4,000, 900.
"1s31-Appropriation, $4s,645. .9S1 81;
District Of Columbia revenues, $50, ,948,-
$50 90: Federal payment, $4,000, 900.
'l932-Appropriation, $43, 1885, ,494. ~:
District of Columbia revenues, $50. .009. =
796 90: Federal payment, $500 600.
1933-Appropriati0n. $37, ,383, 75l 80;
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U. S. STERILIZATION
AWAITS INCREASED
PRICE STRUCTURE

Continued From First Page)
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1895 appropriations ......... $50 10000

TT will be noted from this statement
Of the Budget Bureau that not only Is
the special gasoline tax fund appropri
alton Of Sl.5o0,000 for 1884 (expend.
able with the approval Of the director OF
the Budget BureauD deducted in deter
mining the allowable budget total for
1885, but an additional 100000 is also
deducted; and this Is also the case with
reference to the special appropriation
Of se3O.O00o ($635. .000) for the Water
Department.
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SHACKLING OF SANE
INDIANS IN ASYLUM
OUT WEST EXPOSED

Continued From First Page)
one has heard, against these conditions.
Yet when the commissioner Of Indian
affairs, in the discharge of his duty,
seeks to protect these helpless wards
of the Nation, his hands are tied by
court proceedings"
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Only One Increase.

"As q matter of fact the only real in
crease allowed the District for 1895 IS
IS, ,75O, 900 to cover the restoration OF
salaries to Q 100 per cent basis. ana
against this Is the decrease represented
by the two special appropriations re-
ferred to Of $500, 900 and $635,O00.
Adopting the method used by the
Budget Bureau in determining the 1885
total Of $50, TIC, 900, it is submitted that
the District should be entitled to .
budget total for 1885 Of $50 sos, 600, as
follows:
Amount named BY the Budget
Bureau for 1885. ......... 36.7loooo
An amount equal to the special
gasoline tax fund appropria- oo ooo
ton for 1894. 34...........;, l'5O0'ooo
An amount equal to the special
tion Ma.eI for Pe9syrssmen' 2ys4 .pp.on es5,ooo
appropriation for school build
ing construction payable from
unexpended BALANCES 81 ap-
pal Center. apd therefore pot
included in the 1874 totals,
son Senior High School for
which the completing appro:
priation should be provided r-o ooo
An amount necessary to provide
for salaries Of street-crosSing
policemen. under the provi-
sions Of the street railways .,...
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COL. BATISTA ORDERS
CIVILIANS OF CUBA
TO LAY DOWN ARMS

Continued From First Page)
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mcks Orlsrel Dropped

Harry NJ. Burning, McKee's campaign
manager, announced that James ".
HICKS, vice chairman of the Queens
Campaign Committee, had been dropped.
turning made the announcement after
1t was reported Hicks had been MS
pended from practice of law for one
year In 1882 in connection with an
ambulance chasing" inquiry.
Evening star., 1933-10-15

Charges Agsinst Revenues.
"Charges against general fund rev.
enues. 1885, on basis of recommended
budget for that year:
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SALE-HOUSES.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
comDietely redee1rased rasnfh st oor SraTy
living. dining. bed room. bath, inc. porch.
satass sd ierms nss' ras sH Bah syse lot
MARIETTA PARK N.w;-sEMI-DETAcHED
b1isk large E0oms s a bath AMI special
ment; lot. oft front. Adams 105s1
for q new corner; all-brick. fully de-
tached home with large rooms. tile bath,
large sodded and handicapped lot. 2e0I
Newton st. ne. or call Potomac 4a7s.
HonE.srrkERySI NEw sEFY5oE; sI1ISls placing your
VIII receive a COPY OF our eew publication
essH mo4tS the So h9%s R vfRS q
SENTATIVE WILL CALL, NOW OR IN THE
FuIuRE, EXCEPT UPON YOUR EArRE''
1so5 sHANNoN j :, 4 w & IUcHs sc Co. oa4s.
s1'gSd 9SdY UsBERSkfJEp sIS9 SksH
location, Close IL On ,Tunlsw I'd This
terms Let US show YOU Cali J. G. Pascoe.
1926 ,4,b WAPLE 81 Nv s JAMES bIlfrict b2Gj aa4s
Brand-New Detached Home
real big rooms. de luxe bath garage.
- ''' WOODBRIDGE.
For ONLY S6.950.
$1,000 Cash-S50 Month.
Phone Mr.. Barrow. District 3347.
Evenings. Potomac 6323-J,
SIS. 200. $1,000 CASH s55 PER MONTH.
roof; eleo, refrigeration. buiit-in garage;
paved street; {. " 10 vnS tTSdsSj %AoNER.
223 Cedar St, Takoma Park D. c. GE. 1925.
1o14 sth ST, NV ROOMS. 9 BATHS:
HOuSP
fine condition, and if you know values you
will find bargain in this OWNER
GEORGETOWN
ner. Reconditioned. Absolutely modern.
LaGge lot Inc;ossd sarden DO not niS miss
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME.
Open-62lO sth st. NV; det, = large
rms. fireplace; garage; reduced will trade,
BARGAIN, CONGRESS HEIGHTS z ROOMS,
Price Price S. BOO: 500 ' cash 3 I s45 month
CHEVY CHASE HOUSE : DETACHED 10
rooms. . baths. hardwood floors, front and
rear screened porches Complete third floor
BEAUTIFUL bgnn garden Address Box 1ol-R' Star
REAL BARGAIN-BEAUTIFUL 9-RM..
bath. detached home near Columbia Country
llo Leland Street. Call owner before
O'Clock on week days at MA. 701I
PETWORTH-S5.750.
By owner. near Sherman Circle, 5104 9TH
NV. Colonial brick: excellent condition:
near schools. car lines, bus; $3.50 cash;
$50 month covers all payments.
WOODBRIDGE DETACHED.
3112 10th ST. NE.
Now ready for your inspection. this mod
ern detached brick and stucco home of Eng
lish design, containing large bright rooms.
tiled bath. shower, attractive living room
with real open fireplace. reinforced concrete
front and side porches. 3 beautiful bed rooms
with cedar lined closets. latest wall papers
and electric fixtures. 2-car built-in garage;
deep lot, well Handicapped, large shade trees
and rock garden, open and lighted each eve
ming until o pm. To inspect drive out r.
]. ave. to South Dakota ave. ne. right on
South Dakota ave. one block to home
BURTON REALTY CO.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. O317.
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WAPLE g. JAMES, Inc, ,.,
l7O8 IRVING ST. NV.

I/US IRNINL ST. NV.
Z rooms baths newly decorated, con-
venient location; Frigidaire and garage;
reasonable at SIS.
1903 UPSHUR ST. NV.
rooms bath. > inclosed rear porches,
built-in garage; S75.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
413O Military rd nw.-Semi-det.
brick. s rms, . baths; SO.
1893 HOLBROOK TERRACE NE.
looms tiled bath, double screened
porches newly decorated; garage; $50.
1913 c ST. S E.
9 r. b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. garage; $50.
204 CROMWELL TERRACE NE.
g r, b.. brick. h.-w.h cleo. built-in
garage, screened porches; S45.
!. {. WELDON CO.,
1927 K St. NV. NE. 3O11.
SLIGO PARK HILLS.
S0G8 Saratoea ave-Cool spot beautiful
home will rent $50 on lease; owner on
premises today
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BROOkLAND-S7250

An opportunity seldom offered to puy-
chase; Sefoom and 2-bath brick home that
can hardly be told from new; arranged for
two families: hardwood floors. elec. refriger-
stion. AS this Is our best offering among
hundreds of houses listed would advise i'm
mediate action, House vacant and title
ready Tor settlement in four or five days
WIN. NJ. THROCkMORTON,
20s Invest Bldg DI. 6oe2.
Evenings, 20 44al
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S. BOO
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
10th ST HEIGHTS

S1O.500. One of the most unusual offer
ipgs of substantially constructed, excep-
tionally valuable detached home on a beauti-
fully handicapped lot 65x115, containing
rooms; tiled bath. oil burner, hot-water heat,
cleo, Frigdaire. screens. awnings, weather.
strips, Lear garage. 1t will be difncult to
secure another value as this at the price.
L. 7. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th st. Realtor Ma O753.
Evening Phone CEorsia 1900
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Q 18th st. Realtor. MA. 0753
Evening Phone GEORGIA 1900.

S4,0OO1LESS THAN COST.
2112 37th ST NV.
= rooms; 20 feet wide; built-in garage;
Oh burner. Vacant and open for inspec-
ton by owner.
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r RARGATN-S1O O5O

TERMS. $500 CASH: $40. so MONTHLY.
. Brick home, rooms. bath. h.-v h, cleo,
3 large porches. built-in garage. Ma. se5I
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DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT
At Very Reasonable Rent.


=. In Very Good Condition.
1922 Irving ST. nw--S T. b; law M
ami. garage. key at lF33' $'o'oo
1870 Veazey ST. n.w.-S y; D. m
ami garage. key at 36lel =. 'o-oo
bgng 4th st NV r. D. a.h'L 40 Eo
(Key at 59l3) :, ''''
~" Somerset pl n.w.--6 T. D. a-m-I-' "a IN
garage (Key at ONCE. i.-i' ou'oo
62N Central ave. ne r. D. h-ih'4'' ko ~
= garage (Key at officel oo'oV
Pf9 Orleans .v pL ne at ofsee5' j. .0'.'"H' 1880
fs4s St. Isso7 n;e4 L. ......'... o. n-N' ~ $3.50
2o5 LINDEN n ave- ftSee ne~stiu9 At 9o3) $500
- COLORED.
.B4 / st. ms r, b.. lat. ht.' gas s,5 90
$40 st e nS;-e ~, r; b; lat. ht.. gas. AZ 40
gas. Key at at 65s5 .'.i..'...',.. 40 ".' $3.50
V' tKey al - ofrce9 =. T. d. ntU'' .'... Wv 5000
heat aaS. Key At i2asj5'' 80. w. . 1880
s.s tKey al eos, .''.l....,. w. ia'. He 275o
Key. at store. 5D l..'....... o. $50 1880
12SSxs Sx.y Wylis AZ iisaaiit5 aiit5 ne--S r, stove o 20
B. F. SAUL co.
81 o2s 18th ss. NV. NAttonsl eioo.
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AN OPPORTUNITY.

1850 Jpton st. tConn. and Upton across
tynno Bureau of tandardst-Newly remoo-
eied throughout bed rooms; ms bath . rser. sery-
new electric refrigerator; garage, nice ya-d;
~ G. AND A. N MILLER, Dlstrlct 44oo:
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SALE-HOUSES.
S6.5O.

1852 4th ST NE
modern Colonial brick dwelling. offered
at an exceptionally low price for this type
OF house; contains six rooms and tile bath,
hot-wster heat, double rear porches, built in
garage convenient terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Penna Ave Sc
Realtors
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SAIE-HOUSES.

SAVE $500 COMMISSION. PLUS $1,000
sacrifice dealing direct with owner. Six
room modern house in northwest suburb.
pGaeA -----.----- ~.
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SALE-HOESFS.

MT. PLEASANT-%.50 500.
West OF street cars, close to Rock Creek
Park, south of Park rd, an unusually at
tractive hard pressed brick home. contain
ing 10 rooms, tiled baths. hardwood trim
ana floors. screens. weather strips, two
large porches, room for garage.
T rDAl-A TIE
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ZoI+ 9th > | !. NJ
&c nn rnAn

Seven rooms, tile bath. hot-water heat,
built-in sarase. OF paved street and alley;
o real location and q real buy; inspect now
It is open and lighted. EUGENE r. PHIFER,
North $500.
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BIGGEST BARGAIN
EVER OFFERED

N ms Sectlon.
Goth and Shepherd SITS. NE.
Only $3.50.
Detached, all brick; large. light rooms
and ? baths breakfast room, Frigidaire;
lot IS by 100. with built-in garage.
Drive out BuEEer Hill rd ne. to goth
st. and turn Il square south. or out r. l.
ave. ne. TO goth St. thence north to houses
These are the cheapest houses ever offered
ir this section. Open and lighted every
evening. Representative on premises be-
tween and $40 pm.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO..
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s542 18th N.w-9 R, b, FR1o.. 60. oo
a.h Hs .,s w "a r n elec 25 90
-.s22 n sw.-6 r, b.. cleo: .....;;., 3o'oo
1922 Robinson st. sw.-5 T.. BRICK 4. m
y11nI AZ .e&a brick, eiec .... $500
- FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANI,
,. 532 10Th St NV National O30o.
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S62M

ROOMS BATHS.
THE OUTSTANDING BARGAIN OF TODAY
Ideal home for large family or those de-
string home and good income. Popular re-
stricted Northwest section. Easily converted
INTO separate apts H. Rudd Inst
heater. Wide porches front and rear. In
good condition. Call AID. 1920 or DI. 0566
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES-
WANTED TO RITy-H0ISFS

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SMALL.
houses, white OF colored. regardless Of con-
Mtlon. WIN. j. CALLAHAN, 1927 Eye NV,
VA. o9 11s
PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE DOWN.
town place for garage, cheap, regardless OF
condition. 943 L st. NV
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES WHITE
or colored. Immediate settlement. Mr..
CRAWFORD. DI. 1902 1910 Vermont ave-
IN CHEVY CHASE, BETWEEN MILITARY
I'd. and Bradley lane--Must be in good
environment, have sleeping porch two-car
garage and minimum amount of ground.
Address Box 4S5-M, Star Office
Evening star., 1933-06-11

Cool in Summer, warm in Winter.
dandy home. fully detached, six fine rooms
full tile bath built-in tub and shower, cleo
trio refrigeration, paved street and alley
WONDERFUL location. Priced less than SG00o
small cash payment, monthly payments less
than rent. See 1909 South Dakota ave. ne
Open Sunday, l to pm
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SALE-HOUSES.

tContinued.)
1922 LAMONT ST. N.w.-REAL VALUE:
rent: sale or exc; rooms. oak floors,
porches. extra sink: newly renovated: $500.
and 500 mo-; open Sat. and Sun. Owner.
$3.50, BARGAIN; Mr. LINCOLN PARK
n e.-Modern semi-detached brick home;
big porches, h.-w.h.. new elec. refrigerator,
new range; many extras; wide alley. Adams
41s6.
CHEVY CHASE-DETACHED. g ROOMS.
stone and stucco. like new; near club;
S10.150; no agents. WI. 43a4-M
s5.250-sUBJECT TO 1st TRUST OF
81 AGO; sacrifice equity for $3.50 cash: like
new: fine NV. sect. Phone owner. Me. 41s9.
s4.950-TERMs LIKE RENT, WILL BUY
6 rooms, bath, Colonial brick home front
porch southern exposure, . screened rear
PAUL P. STONE. North 747l
ia DECATUR ST NW-SIX ROOMS
and tnclosed porchcs; hot-water heat.
S5.50o-NEW DETACHED HOME. ON
5oxl50 lot; northwest; built to your
order. Investigate now while material is
month. CL. GAO. IL
unusual charm and beauty, and possessing
perfect lines. and proportions; ten rooms
four baths. two-car garage and automatic
neat; spacious grounds with rare, paintings
and interesting gardens; entire property in
perfect condition: price less than $4,000;
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BARGAIN. $3.50:
ami: large porch, open fireplace Red
Jacket boiler. blower Frigidaire; lot 6Ox1 3O
beautiful shade Bring deposit Act today
must leave city at once. Adams l022l.
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MD AVE. AT G NE.-6 ROOMS AND BATH
brick double brick garage; perfect condi-
tion throughout; home or investment. Rented
at present at S55 month. Financed through
bldg. assn. Price. 81 500. On terms Call
E. A. GARVEY. 1910 VT. ave DI. $40.
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Two-FAMTT,Y BUNGALOW

In ID \ Nl-I-l Il
80 Several of these attractive mod
- ern homes q rooms and bath
9r~ and rooms and baths some
with garage. porches and electric
refrigeration. $50 to $50. See
Mrs Cole, 3613 s St, or
e SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
1905 H st NV. National 2345.
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$1,000.
NEAR SACRED HEART CHURCH.

So. 75O-2O-FT WIDE COLONIAL BRICK
home, rooms, modern bath. lear garage.
Facing Soldiers Home. This property is
vacant and in new condition Easy terms.
JAMES, Inc. 1926 l4th st NV. DI. 3347.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO ONE FORTU-
nate to have $500 and longing for
home with outdoor comfort and privacy.
High elevation. beautiful outlook. TT. g. b.
5139 Cathedral ave. NV, Potomac Heights,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-20
N. E. VACATION
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Boston, May 21-Free informa- tion for the recreational visitor of New England is being provided this year by the New England Council, all New England develop ment organization.
 The council has just issued its new 1888 vacation booklet-"New England, Where Better Vacations Cost Less This Year''-which con- tains complete information for the prospective in the six northeastern states on where to go in New Eng land, how to get there, and how much it will cost. The booklet has an introduction by Walter Prich- ard Eaton, we'll known New Eng land author, and numerous illus trations by New England's scenic, recreational and historical delights. A special feature is a complete di- rectory of recreational and travel information on New England, list ing booklets, maps and other lit- erature issued by state publicity bureaus, development commis- sions, chambers of commerce, ho- telS, transportation companies, and other interests. Through the use of this directory, the visitor can secure detailed information on any New England locality in which he Is especially interested,
 In addition, all inquiries for special information on New Eng land will be given prompt service from the council offices. Copies of the booklet, and information on all details of a New England va cation may be secured without charge on request to the New Eng land Council. 1037 Statler Build ing, Boston.