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Evening star., 1933-08-15
WESTERN WORLDS
FAILURE IS SEEN
Newton D. Baker Tells Pacific
Institute Philosophy OF
East Is Needed.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BANFF. Alberta. August l5.-NeW-
ton D. Baker, Secretary Of War in the
Wilson administration and leader OF
the United States group attending the
Institute of Pacific Relations, holds
that the institutions Of the Western
World have failed.
I'VE are standing at the parting OF
the ways; we are puzzled and oe-
wildered." Mr. Baker said at the
inaugural dinner last night
Particularly addressing delegates
from China and Japan, he continued:
'Our world like yours. has been
stricken. our institutions have failed
The Western World. he said. might,
be bettered if it could acquire some OF
the philosophy of the East
I'VE may hope for better day for
our descendants than We have fash
ioned for ourselves Mr.. Baker as
serted
The former secretary of war saw
great danger unless the passions and
prejudices of the people are properly
controlled. saying that governments.
no matter what their form, are re-
sponsive to popular will.
DR.. Imazo NitoDe. formerly under
secretary general of the League Of Ma
tions. told delegates to the conference
he noted some causes for miSgivlng and
some signs Of danger on the world
horizon.
He declared that one factor was the
return Of intolerance. with the drastic
economic changes now taking place
forcing people to think more in terms
of economic security than in those of
personal liberty.
The trend among great nations Of
the world toward economic Sef-sutfi-
cheney. the japanese delegate asserted.
was another outstanding feature of the
present, at the very time that modern
science had shortened distance and
advanced possibility Of intercourse be-
tween nations.
The question" the speaker said,
"arises in your mind, What about
Japan?'
1T is true" he added. that Japan
notified the League of Nations of its
Evening star., 1933-08-15
Parade Committee Named.

GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Nc.
August Is (SpeciaD President Will
liam J. Tierney OF the Prince Georges
County Volunteer Firemens AsSocia-
ton appointed the following committee
to arrange for the county organization
to participate in the Labor day parade
as a unit: William Freeman. Mount
Rainier o. H. yesterday, Brentwood;
Paul Chandler. Greater Capitol Heights,
and S. T. Tayman. Cottage City.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
POTATO THEFT CHARGED
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. August l5.-AS a
result of the recent disappearance of 10
barrels of potatoes from the warehouse
of GroSSman Bros. Rockville merchants.
George Matthews and George Sewell,
colored residents of this vicinity. are
in jail here. charged with hcusebreak-
ing and larceny. According to Sergt.
Roy Rodmer of the county police force.
who made the investigation. they have
confessed ard implicated two others.
who are expected to be arrested soon.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
WINE LAW PROPOSED
Bill Would Permit Manufacture
by Arkansas Colleges.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. August IS Up.
A proposal to put State agricultural
colleges in the wine business was placed
before the State Senate in a bill yes
terday.
The measure would authorize agri-
cultural colleges to establish wineries
which would not be subject to any tax.
1t also would permit college boards
of control to contract with the Federal
Government for financing self liQuidat-
ing projects. presumably putting
wineries in this class
Evening star., 1933-08-15
Goldenberg's Customers
Are Needing Gen. JOhnsOns
.SuqQestiOns and Our Advice !
~ - 90 san

For sometime have been telling the public about
anticipated price advances in the various commodity
lines We suggested that If you possibly buy now
you can save yourself much money. Wednesday, August
9TH advertised boys sheep lined coats at $295 We
quoted a replacement value of 1895 more.
The response astonishing! Our sales this par
ticuar item, of anticipation and
happy know that the people Of Washington
realizing the condition and taking advantage of it.
The Goldenberg Company will continue to inform the
public OF the possible advances, and give the public
opportunity buy their requirements the present day
level BUY NOW AND SAVE.
Evening star., 1933-08-15

SlXl05 ray yon
spreads: jacQuards in
rose. green. gold, or
child and blue, seal
loped edge.
GoIdeDherU
Evening star., 1933-08-30

is Seaton pl NE rms. bath. elec. $500
9O2 l. ST. n.w.-3 rms. bath. elec. 42.5O
iii C ST. s.e.-5 rms. bath, cleo. 80 80
1861 ST. ne-5 rms. bath. elec. $3.50
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
$50 NEWTON r. & B.: ELEC.: S32 so.
314O o nw.-5 r. & b.. cleo: S32 80. 1917
Otis n.w-5 r. & b.. elec. $50. And bar
gains in 6-9-rm houses. 70 pm, GE. 6146.
N. E. RYON CO., 1916 N Y. Ave, 341 & 18th.
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K st. s.e.-5 r.. b.. lat. ht.. gas.
B. F. SAUL CO..

d. L. SAOL w.,
MA: 2100. 925 18th ST. NV
FOR CCLORED-617 GRESHAM PL NV
. rooms and bath. yard. porches; newly
papered. Rent S4250
w. r: MARSHALL. 929 N Y. Ave, MA. 1867
COLORED
1431 N ST. NV
Semi detached brick. Z rooms. bath, elec
excellent downtown location: S35.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. MA. o753.
COLORED-746 COL. RD.: $50 HOBART;
ami; $40 so 1919 Church and 215 o
NV; 6 r. < b.. elec.. $3.50. 121 N Sc:
5-r. brick. $3.50. 1917 Kraemer ne; Ar
frame. $3.50. See our list. 10 pm. GE
N E. RYoN CO.. 121eN. Y. Ave 341s 14th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS. FUR
nished. in northwest; Mt. Pleasant preferred
state rent. Address Box Ola. Star Office.
MAN, WIFE AND BABY WANT TWO OR
three room furnished apartment in apart
ment house. NV. preferred; must be reason
able; give full particulars Address Box 93-A,
Star office.
STUDIO APT. UNFURN; SUITABLE AR
tist: any section; consider regular 1-rm., k.
b.. refrik. apt; near Pa ave. NV. bet.
18th and goth. Address Box 5s-A, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-08-30

FOR COLORED.

FOR COLORED.
ss 5sss lSss Hss 4:s5 !ss:Snss: s!s: sss
Nf'E M sRa sts sso TeoRs HS: 1sth sa sss sss
% r ST. NV.
hot .yater and electric lishts; s4s.5o per
1417 K st. NV. MA. $500.
coLoREp-REDUCED PRICES
PRIVATE An AND coMMuNfPY MT Baths. NM hot, HOT,
MahH HFAF A HH9R R69M s5RYfE g. HgasBE BER
AUGUST 81. FROM i TO 5.
FOR COLORED.
Excellent spar HSsSa t%ent ri vns NV room bed
room room kitchen and BATH heat and hot water
4e.5o-12o1 YOU ST. NV:
r,tLhg Living room. dining room. bed room.
A''eneh az sa5 9s5h isah17a4 T ST. NV.
f00@s go. .6o@f1ss 6ltehf1 sna IS, sash; 81 NV.
ROOMS; sso 6S@fsss 61tchfs sna ath 1nsh; q. NV.
isth l10ms and kst'hen K cAFhIfA ana Rfth d. soso
FOR COLORED.
Ant ,or s.I.cL IoGAN ooA1sa GIRGEE ;11 t.,,x ,..u
tifui Logan Circle; s rooms. kit. and bath.
See this at once;
e724 11th ST: NV.
sg6 sgts; Sa End rooms; k,. and bath; rental
Good location feFA close TO- to store; torres and trans
dressing closet and bs1h a. N% sS2 to $3.50
a5ns fm R 1oaa nd Sss so sD per %o
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV. MA. 1900.
COLORED-APARTMENTS
ls4e potsb WeFnon St s4d X 90 b. saa and 81.
173o i4th st. NV r, b........ b q
80 r and ave- b; n va r t. b. s4s and = = 9" 9"
1872 ,.ss Vernon st. n.w.-a srn rms 81 kit; %
1111' 0aea Col rd. nw:-s S4aoo ms ht'i saa s.oo
bath ,...,............. ..S4O.5O to a5 on
14a " St s; n.v-s r. k. Rs. rse hall .O ~
14S SstS y st. NV r. k SsSo6 Tss Sa.I u 4sso
1870 10 Vernon ST. NV rms kit;
bath .,.... .:.,, $1,000 and 20 20 20 20
aossar T. md K pst'ni ST. NV RI. and 90"
a2Si i,, end st. NV r%pssa5; od ki,,; + A. ~
1880 EEciid st. p.w-a r. r, K. e. b, b. rec oo
1o@5 IS" PARK ark rd. So'rn NV r., k. b.. 1000
1Ol4 Col I'd NV X, b. porch 40 90
1898 Fla ave NV r. k b. n so
K b .... 30 90
TN 9Th st se-o r. k b. 70 50
3 r. k, ......... $500
o'b ba,h 'h 81. S35 90 and ~ so
511 ST n Va rooms 81. so
r k .... As. 90
4a bath 'n ST. NV ioosls s45.5o % and 4s.5o
JNHFATFD FLATS.
1741 corcoran st. n.w-5 r., k, b. $50 90
736 Morton st. nw.-3 r. k, b.. 81 90
2216 l1th ST. n.w.-3 T.. b. ...... - 30
rS6 Morton st n W. k b. ~ so
16I3is 4th ST. nw.4r X b. lat g. 81 3, 90 90
oo3o 9Th st w r. K b. 30. 50
ITo:;ik Seaton nj nW-3 r. k b.. 90 80
93II N st n w-1st n r. k b. 2s 80
IIi3 v ST. n.w.-2nd A.: 3 r. k, b.. 27.5O
B. F. SAUL CO..
MA. 200. 925 18th st. NV.
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IN bfo.Oo anu
INHEATED FLATS.
APARTMENTs-sUBURBAN.
RENT-FLATS.

PARK-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN,
semi-private bath: heat. light and gas fur
nished: SCI. 33 Carroll ave.
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HOUsES-FURN1sHED AND UNFUR.

@ BRIGHT. WELL FUR RMS. SPLENDID
for roomers; good NV. location; fine condi-
tion reas. OWNER. WEST 02O4 in am.
Evening star., 1933-08-30

COLORED-HOUSES.
1909 3rd ST. n.w-1c r.. b.. ami. $50. 90
80 R st. n.w.-8 r, b.. ami. 53.25
1912 Riggs st. n.w.-S r., b., ami. $500
430 M st. n.w.-9 r.. b., ami. ... . $3.50
77e Harvard st. n.w.L6 r.. b.. ami. 45.5oo
1151 9Th st. n.w.-6 r, b., ami. " 45OO
5S54 5S54 Ssh st: n.w-s Z. lat ht., gas. $500
573 Harvard st. n.w-6 r, b., lat, gas $3.50 |
114O N. j. ave. n.w.-8 r. b.. ami. 1000
52S 24th st. n.e-5 r, b.. h..w.h.. el. 1000 /,
49 D 81 n.w.-8 r.. b., lat. hit, elec. 1000 |
1880 Kal I'd. n.w.-6 r.. b.: lat. elec. 81. so |
52a Morton ST. n:w.-4 r.. b.. lat. el. 80 80 |
1I6 T st. NV r, b., stove. 80. IS 90 |
53S Hobart ST. NV r.. b., ami. 35 90 |
615 st. n.w-5 rooms. ......... 1878 |
81 L st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. lat. gas - 20 80
51s Morton n.w.4 r, b.. lat. gas. 275O |
52s oath ST. n.w.-5 r., b.. lat. ht, gas 3O5O |
2224 G st. n.w-6 r, b.. lat. ht., gas 295O |
1929 E ST. n.w.-6 r. b.. lat: ht.. 1900 |
2123 18th st. NV r.. stove. gas. 27.5O i
1I07 R st. n.w.-6 r.. stove. gas. -. 275O |
1929 Marion st. n.w.-6 r. stove. -. 2Q0O |
sos Acker st NE r.. b., lat, gas. $3.50 !
az add2 g pi nw-5 r stove and lamp S5e0
8o7 fo "srd sd St. n.wl5 rooms; ms: .. SS SSho 90
as5 2Sthh st. n.W-s r.. Stove. gas. 1000
315 c st. sw@5 l.. stove. ........ 1880 |
1890 6ia st. NV r., stove ..... 1880 |
1888 Covineton st. n.w.- r.. stove. 1900 |
3la st. n.e.-4 r.. stove. ......... 1880 |
1142 fingers ct-4 T.. stove. so. II 90 |
as 1ssv wddapain aaEsiinn s. st. Ca rooms M 1883 1883
B. F. SAUL CO.,
MA. e1oo. s25 18th st. NV
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1925 1st st. n.w.-6 rms, b.. h.-whS S475O
517 2nd st. n.w.-9 rms. bath. gas 40 so
43S H. l. ave. n.R-6 r. b., gas elec 45.75
1924 Church ST. n.w-6 r. b., gas. "a. 90
2l09 st. n.w-6 rms. gas. water. 25 90
1913 9Th st. n.w-6 rms, bath. gas. 81. so
zoos St. NV rms. gas water. 2a5O
16O9 4th st. nw.-6 rms. water 275O
sos End st. n.w.-5 rms. water go. 255O
603 Va ave. SEE rms. water. -. 2O.5O
4SS school st. s.w.-5 rms. water. 205O
2!30 va. ave- n.w.-5 rms. water. 2O.5O
515k 23rd st. n.w.-5 rms. water. 2O.5O
33S st. sw.4 rms, water .. ls.KO
1907 21st st. n.w.-5 rms, water 2O.5O
225 D st. s.w-5 rms, water IS.5O
324 3rd st. s.w.-5 rms. water. " 1910
h03 2ist st. n.w.04 rms. water. -. 2O.5O
10I1 n j. ave. s.e.-5 rms. water. 1880
141 st. s.e.-6 rms. water. 1880
loS ST se.|5 rms. water ..... 1850
= Eanroao ave; s.e-5 rms, water. 1880
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Indiana Ave NV
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TO WHITE.
1911 Madison st. n.w-9 r. ami. S1O0. 90
3717 Jenifer st. n.w.-10 r.. ami. 5000
1894 Columbia I'd. n.w.-14 r. ami. 5000
1!29 n. Cap st rms. ami. 5000
443 Lamont st. n.w.-6 rms. ami. 1880
1920 Warder st. n.w.-6 r.. elec. 1000
130 Adams st. n.w.-6 rms. ami. 1000
5 8 st. n.e-6 rms. cleo. b.... $500
419 11th st. s.e-5 rms. ami. $500
4ds j. ave se-1 r, lat. elec. $3.50
1888 K st. SEE rms. cleo. lat. 275O
10 3rd st. NE rms, ami. 1880
- - Lsn 81; NE rms; ami. 1880
PA 18th ST. Sc. No. 2-Am.i. 5000
1900 Nd. ave. n.e.-S rms. ami $500
$50 ST. nw.-0 rms. ami. 1000
% N. Y. ave n.w.-6 rms. elec.. lat. 80 so
1916 Nd ave; TO G,eoIS coIoREp. 5n5. ami. 1900
s6. ,36ls G st. n.w..s rms. ami. 90
l09iz K st. n.w.-s rms. elec.. lat. SO. so
~ Eye st. n-e.-1J rms, b., lat. $500
21l2 Vt. ave. n.w.-6 r. cleo, lat. 81 so
!l23 st. s.e.-6 r. elec.. lat. 1880
4S H st. n.w.-9 rms. cleo. b.. 4O50
AZ 0akdale pl: nw.-6 r. gas. b. 35 so
l!S sra ST. sW.-7 rms. mi. 30 so
646 Acker st. n.e.-6 rms. b., lat. 80 so
1913 st. n.e.-5 rms, elec b.. $3.50
$50 Logan ct. n.w.4 rms, water. 1900
lob st. n.w.-5 rms, cleo, gas 81 so
2l26 Alabama ave. s.e.-5 T.. water. 1900
952 Fla. ave. nw.-6 rms. ami. As 90
1894 9Th st. n.w.-6 rms. cleo. 80. 80 SO
700 tla ave. NV rms, water. % so
ss Myrtle st. ne, No. 3I2 r. ell 1900
! and 10 Fla. ave. NET r. ell. lat. &c. so
I22a Harvard st. n.w.-9 r. ami. 1900
lilo Fairmont st. n.w-6 rms. cleo 52 so
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
ono ~ Realtor.
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1905 POTOMAC AVE. SE.--Attractive; n
p~iv"-c homo; ~ childTen32 large rms, U.th
pc. ch, L.tchen ana bath. w. - S0'
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PRICE. SS.750.

3-story brick; IL rooms Is bed rooms.
. baths. h.-v.h.. cleo. garage; maids room
and lavatory in basement; property clear'
owner will take reasonable cash payment.
balance in monthly payments like rent; no
financing. H. H. CARTER. exclusive agent.
3C6 Investment Bldg. Ma. 417S. Evenings.
ME. 1765.
EXCEPTIONAL BUYS.
New 7-room. 2-bath house. all brick con-
struction; slate roof. screened and weather.
stripped electric ice hox; 12-ft. lot with
ample shade: garage. Located at Bethesda.
Md. Price. S1.450.
Near Conn. ave and Bureau Of Standard.
-Semi-detached house. 6 large rooms. tila
bath. entirely modern; = porches. Price
S6950; easy terms.
5o11 Wisconsin Ave CL. 1871.
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> EXCEPTIONAL BUYS;

ample shade: garage. Located at Bethesda.
Nd. Price. S1.450.
Near Conn. ave: and Bureau Of Standard.
bath. entirely, modern; 3 porches. Price
s6.9'o; easy gysTs tsTms: :KrrsER Jr
5211 Wisconsin Ave. CL. 1871.
75o-s5oo CASH AND LOW MONTH
LY PAYMENTS LIKE RENT will buy this
section Hot-watcr furnace with blower at
tachment; weather stripping and screens;
ai'f1e and roet GARDEN. garden Aa.' 4 fine hcme for the
ss 5oo-DETAcHEp CORNER HOME IN
stores and transportation. Six rooms: bath:
porches LOT 5Oxi -. assuring space for
children to play and gardening; exceptional
ia5omA TEHoRouGHzLIY, ,.IS RENOWNED
upper glassed in; 6 rooms and bath: hot
water heat. electric refrigeration. Must see
STANDARDIZATION % opps1si4fa BROOM BRICK HOME;
lot 135 feet deep; electric refrigeration; oil
f9od seeon near
ans Sc es1s3ois sSa@FE6s1E 5f DESIRING SUB.
in With this Be AS ACRE
fon BED Roos aSe% hiHs'as ANp siSS' sTHs and
sleeping porch on 2nd floor; big storage
yenient Bethesda district Of nearby Mary
land.
National 1900 After PM. Potomac 1896.
$3.50.
1919 OTIS PL. NV
Groom sHd bath 5Sisk. .,s fiji i.,s cellar. l.r
sas aesas sssn ssf ss
is worth your inspection. Terms to suit.
zss 18th e. NV Ma os52.-
BIGGEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED
goth AND j. saHSafsb Th!i ssf'ISns SITS. NE.
n5 ss: sss os
4'fGS bES. with oas sanien FIJI sd MT. to goth
st ana ts59 so ao ses North to cut
These are the cheapest houses ever offered
!n sRenns this 'sssSn oag . 9pen and lighted every
H. R. H HOWENsTEIN W CO..
1915 H st. NV DI. O90s.
BUNGALOW.
$4,000.
For $50 per month you can own this B.
n1 saEdsn fDa hs
rooms, living room, kitchen, and bath. new
hot-wster heating plant: cellar and garage;
lot 60x100 It. Call HARRY WARDMAN,
INC. District $3.50 15l2 < st. NV.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
800 T ST. NE.
OUR PRICE, $3.50.
REGULAR PRICE S1O,500.
Attractive Corner Home:
and shted every nisht dSfaef sailsin % safsse
H. r. HOWENSTE1N CO.,
1918 H St. NV. DI. 090s.
Bungalow-Takoma Park.
IN one Of the most beautiful and highly
block and q half from 14th st.-Takoma
cars. Artistically designed, substantially
constructed home Of large rooms. tiled
bath. h;-w.h., cleo. hardwood floors, large
cellar. beautifully HANDICAPPED lot 50x150
with With. side s os drive; garage to match house.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
80 W WEveniins. Phone s.eiss dsorria 2poot.. o'0''
TRUSTEES SALE.
721 PRINCETON ST. NV.
ONLY 5000
just enough to pay mortsage; Isgular
price this house. $3.50; gov save ,S2;0OQ.
eaosed-in oaG5 aG59eyVENcTEIN co
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED by employed young lady unfur-
nished room, NV. section. SIS per month.
Address Box 9s-A. Star Office. j.
FURNISHED ROOM. private bath. by en-
ployed lady. Must be within walking dis
tance Government departments. State price.
Address Box s5-A. Star office.
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HOUSES-URNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED SIx-ROOM
home heart Sc. section: elec refrig.. garage:
every convenience One year lease: rent
reas. Sept. /. HERBERT r. GROSSMAN.
attorney for owner. Investment Bldg, MA.
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1903 IRVING ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath, with extra
lavatory, hotwater heat, elec-
tricity, garage. Rent, $3.50.
Key at 1896.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
MA. 21OO. 025 18th St. NV.
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THE ALTURAS. -15C9 10th st. n.w.-Lovely.
cool room in modern freproof building: ideal
location; exceptional rates for permanent
guests: transients. 81 and up.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk. SINGLE rms: !:
clean, cool; baths. inst. h. w.; car lines:
GORDON HOTEL, 916 10th st. nw.-Large
double rooms. near showers. twin beds or
double bed, SO weekly up; also single rooms.
S6 and 81; rooms with bath. SO single. Sl2
double weekly; 24-hr. elevator and SWITCH
board service
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@'Uv Uspefed; end h.eI.h'' eiec D. ~ se5 90
61k Sth ne-9 r., b., elec ,,.. $500
zoos n G. awe r., b.. cleo .., 1000
1909 D s.e.|5 r., b., h. .-wh., elec . 80 so
1907 parry ul-6 r. b. h-W h, cleo 5000
1881 Oak nw.-6 r. B.. elec. ....... 47.5O
lsos Lamont nv t. o.' SIN 7o.eo
~.o t5.., ~ Ma. u,,..:.,
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$850
292o Rittenhouse st. NV. the corner Of
30th st-5 rooms and bath on first floor;
oGe room and running water on second floor
This is a modern story-and-a-half house
with large rooms in fine condition. Open
fireplace. General Electric refrigerator new
gas range. e-car built-in garage. blower on
furnace Will lease for nine months
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
National 4600. Investment Bldg.
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsH4D.

64S Indiana Ave. NV.
1886 18th ST. NV.
rooms bath. h.-Wh., elee., S60.76 per
month. BOSS & PHELPS r4l7 & st. nv.
1865 18th. ST. NV.
Corner. 8 rooms bath, cleo. gas. h.-w.h.;
rent reduced to S45. OWNER. next door.
31s
1888 G ST. S.E.-$37.5O.
Six large rooms and bath.
2426 End N.E.-$45.
Five rooms and bath, three porches
and large rear yard.
1923 PARKWOOD PL. N.W.-$8O.
Large living room. bright dining
room. four bed rooms. two tiled baths,
kitchen. tvo-car built-in garage
laundry tubs and extra lavatory in
14th and K. cArRrTz. p1. soso.
1903 IRVINE CT NV
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JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Indiana Ave NV
COLORED.

COLORED.
SO r ST. NV
3-story. Broom House: Elec Lights.
FRANK A. SIMONS. Apt.,
Ma. 1868. AT Southern Bldg.
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140s nth st. n.w.-3 r.. b.. steam ht., S38
1408 10th n.w.-3 r.. b., mod. bldg. $35.
1887 11th n.w.-4 r.. b.; rent reasonable.
Near 18th and o sts.4 rooms, bath, S25.
w. r. MARSHALL 929 NJ Y Ave Ma 1857
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FURNISHED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU, INC.
SIG 18th st. NV. National 551S.
NEW GROOM HOUSE. 9 PORCHES. ! m
closed oil heat garage; long lease to reliable
party. GE. 1929.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-NEW. AT
tractiyely furnished; Frgidaire. breakfast
room. 2-car garage. beautiful grounds: S75
month Call Adams 1922
Evening star., 1933-08-30

SIW,J)t--FHENChF r ANN1 f1OUSE.
Stone and brick construction. high eIeva-
ton. Chevy Cha sc. D. c.: 3 bed rooms. .
baths living room J4x24, dining room. mod
ern kitchen. elec. refrigeration. library. rec
reation room. gas furr.ace; Gear garage.
Phone CL. 1901 until o pm. A.
S12,5OO-LARGE CENTER-HALL HOME
Located in northwest community: lovely
detached home: = rooms. > baths. large
attic. cedar closet. elec. refrigeration; over
one acre of level ground; an exceptional op.
portunity.
c. W. VAN WAGNER
223 Cedar St. Takoma Park. D. c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-26
City Man Is Indicted on
81, 7O2, 900 Fraud Charges
Refuses to Make Statement;
Accused at Chicago
With 8 Others.

Bertram c. Day, Is North Audu-
bon road, one of nine men indicted
in Chicago Tuesday in connection
with an alleged $1,7O2,OOO fraud, de-
clared today the case was like a
thunderbolt out of q clear sky" and
he had no statement to make re-
garding it.
The indictments, returned Tues
day in Chicago criminal court,
charge Day and eight other men
entered into a conspiracy to defraud
stockholders of the Security Life
Insurance Company, and its sub
salaries, the Northern States Life
Insurance Company Of Hammond,
Ind, and the keystone Holding
Company.
Day formerly was president of the
Northern States company, and a
director of the Security Life. He
resigned both positions several
months ago, he said today. He was
a president of the keystone
company, which he states is in re-
CSlNeISll+p.
Machir j. Dorsey, president of the
Security Life Insurance Company
one of the firms involved, was
among those indicted. He also was
chairman of the board of the
Northern States Life Insurance
Company, a firm operated by the
Securities Life.
Others indicted were John w
Seids. a director Of the Security
Life; c. Edwin Johnson, vice-presi-
dent of the Security Life; Harry S.
Tressel, Northern States treasurer
and Security director; John S. Lee
an attorney; Harry Huttig, Charles
Surface and Edwin Holt.
The indictments charged that
mortgages of $1,702,0OO were nego-
tiated on thirty eight acres of lake
front land near Waukegan. Prose-
cutors alleged that value of the
property does not exceed $150,000.
Lee and Huttig were said to be
owners of the property.
Bonds of $4,000 were fixed for
each Of the defendants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-26

Following brief illness, Clarence
E. Utley, 1851 North Capitol ave-
nue., president and founder of the
Marion Paint Company, and ma
tionally known in Boy Scout &C
tivities, died Tuesday night in st.
Vincent's hospital.
Mr.. Utley was a member of the
Boy Scout council and during his
connection with the Scouts in the
last decade, contributed to develop
ment of the Scout reservation,
northeast of the city. He was
chairman of the camp committee,
and had charge of the erection of
the fieldhouse, just completed at a
cost of $4,000.
Mr.. Utley, as godfather of Troop
SO, presented to it the ground and
the building, Utley Hut, on Boule-
ward place. He also sponsored the
planting of walnut seedlings from
the Mt. Vernon home of George
Washington at the camp.
Mr.. Utley was born in Adams, N.
Y, and had been resident of In
dianapolis more than twenty-five
years. He was a member of the
Marion Masonic lodge. Funeral ar
rangements have not been COM
pleted.
Survivors are the widow, three
daughters, Mrs. Loneta Middleton
of Marion; Mrs. Edith Cooper OF
Anaconda, Mont, and Mrs. Dorothy
wilkinson of indianapolis, and a
son, John Utley of this city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-26
MAN BADLY HURT:
POLICE GRILL TRIO
Falls From Window, Suffers
Critical Injuries.

Two men and woman were held
by police today for questioning in
connection with critical injuries re-
ceived by Benjamin Barckdall, p,
of 621 East Thirteenth street, when
he fell from a window at the Lex
ington apartments, 1116 North Cap
itol avenue, early Tuesday.
Under arrest are Earl Sutherlin,
43, in whose apartment Barckdan
was visiting; Hinchley Root, 81,
Linden hotel, who was present, and
Miss Gertrude FanSler, alias Peggy
Johnson, who also lived at the Cap
itol avenue address. They were
slated on vagrancy charges.
Barckdall, who was found in a
coal chute by the building janitor,
told police he met a man in a
speakeasy who invited him to Suth-
erlin's apartment, Miss Fansler said.