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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-20

Governor Paul V. McNutt spent
Thursday at the Heron Art school
posing for an oil portrait by Wayne
Adams. The picture will be added
to those of former Governors in the
StatehouSe gallery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-20

Eaton All Stars won a one-sided game
Cauley starred for the Eatoh team allow
ing only four hits and tanning four men.
Tor games, write Ricketts,, 1927 East
TWenty-hfth street
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Sc Legal Notices
So Personal Property Loans

% Legal NOtIceS
The Western Saving and Loan Associa-
ton of Indianapolis. Indiana. will hold its
annual meeting Of stockholders and the
1898, at its usual place of meeting.
WILLIAM G. GRALEL. Secretary.
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=, Undisputed first place in the Leisure
aa sId Baseball League was gained BY Gar
to 5. Oak Hill won its game from
Eihodius. - to 4, and school No "a showed
ton Park. School No % and Oak Hill are
yea Tor second with three wins and one
LOSS, followed BY school No. "a, which on
ing Garfield team at Garfield No. i.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-20

State tax commissioners nave ap-
proved an additional $4,000 appro-
priation in the street repair fund
for the town of Speedway, Marion
county.
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The CITY
i'm Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Kiwanis Club. luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Lions Club. luncheon. Washington.
Purdue Alumni Association, luncheon,
SEVERN.
Twelfth district, American Legion,
luncheon. Chamber of Commerce.
League for the Hard of Hearing,
meeting, 1880 p. m, Stokes building.
Apartment Owners Association, lunch
Home Builders Association. meeting,
p. m, Washington.
Cost Accountants, dinner. $50 p. m.
Washington.
FOrty-twO men and ten women
were to be arraigned in municipal
court three today FOR failure to have
automobile drivers licenses.
State tax commissioners nave APP
proved an additional $4,000 appro-
priation in the street repair fund
for the town of Speedway, Marion
county.
Governor Paul v. McNutt spent
Thursday at the Heron Art school
posing for an oil portrait by Wayne
Adams. The picture will be added
to those of former Governors in the
StatehouSe gallery.
While washing dishes today in a
restaurant, Jack Harris, IS. of 430
North Meridian street, incurred a
cut on his right hand on a broken
dish. Police took him to city hos
pital for treatment.
Ray Edward WhitiS, 6, of 1862
West Michigan street, fell on an ice
pick while playing at his home Mon
day, injuring his right eye. AT city
hospital, doctors hoped to save the
eye.
Dolores Key, Z, of Is North Lans-
ing street, was bitten on the hand
by a stray dog while playing near
her home Monday night. She was
taken to city hospital.
Playing under bridge at Church
man avenue and Pogue's run, Mon
day, Raymond Cullison, 5, of 1881
ST. Paul street, fell on a sharp
stone, mourning a severe cut on the
head. He was treated at city hos
pitaL
Midsummer Musicale Of the Grace
Methodist Episcopal church choir
will be held June % at the church
with Hayden Frye, director. and
Mrs. c. E. Wrancher, organist.
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Warren Aces defeated Washington Tigers.
10 10 10 TO- IN loosely played game. Aces
nave nave an open date for Sunday and would
Write Warren Aces, r. R. 10, Box S46
care Van Sickle Service station.
=, Hilton U. Brown Juniors will practice at
$3.50 Wednesday at the usual place and
an players are requested TO report with
thelr papers The team must file its entry
IN the American Legion tourney by June
Central Transfers dropped a double
header Saturday. losing to Indianapolis
ta n e. to in the first game and IS
nelly were the winning pitchers.
Greenwood defeated Bargersville Sunday
to 2, at Bargersville and would like to
book games for July at home and July
on the road. Greenwood has won eight
games and lost one Strong state teams
notice, including Seymour, Madison Glover
dale, and Porters Camp. Write or phone
Kelly Johnson, Greenwood. Ind.
West Side Chevrolets lost to Frankfort
American Legion Sunday to 6. Leading
and two hits. three errors, a hit batsman
and walk gave Frankfort the win. Tracy
led the losers at bat with a double and two
singles. ChevieS play at Milton next Sun
day. For games. state mines write William
Rider. 1912 Bellefontaine street.
Lexington A. A. failed to appear for
game at Glenn's Valley Sunday, disap-
the Valley team. write r. 6. Sutton,
Greenwood r. r. 2.
Lebanon Merchants defeated New Bruins
wick, IL to 4. Sunday Heath famed ten
Chambers starred at bat. Monte Carlo,
indianapolis Negro club, plays at Lebanon
next Sunday For games write Gus Cham
bers, Lebanon, Ind.
stilesville Grays defeated clayton. to
7, Sunday. Dunnirons triple and homer
featured Stilesville plays indianapolis
Railways next Sunday. For games in July,
write Chancey Fisher, Stilesville.
Indianapolis Bulldogs defeated James
steady pitching of Lefty Galloway Will
son starred at bat for the winners with
a homer, triple. double and single. Bull
write Jimmy Donnelly. 100 North Elder
street.
Eureka A. G. lost to Falkland Merchants.
him victory. Steinbarger. Merchants hur-
Ter. also was in top form. Eureka wants
game for Sunday with an out of town
team.
Stanley won his second mound victory
in as many starts Sunday when the Stuck
Coal nine dropped Plain1eld. 9'to 7. Sat
ccqleS club at Garfield. Next Sunday,
Stucks play Morristown a doubleheader.
Lady. Vetters and Lewis will do the pitch
ing for the Coal nine. Stucks have July
and open. Write 444 Trowbridge street,
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FOrty-twO men and ten women
were to be arraigned in municipal
court three today FOR failure to have
automobile drivers licenses.
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Personals

6-GRAVE LOT. section G, washington
Park Cemetery. sl25. TA-7i50.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are .ook-
ing for IN the want ads today. il may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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While washing dishes today in a
restaurant, Jack Harris, IS, of 430
North Meridian street, incurred a
cut on his right hand on a broken
dish. Police took him to city hos
pital for treatment.
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-, Boys School Bisons found Bridgeport
Blues too tough losing II TO T. Oak NH
Spartans will play Bisons next Saturdav
afternoon at Plainheld For Saturday
games throughout July. write or call SUI
perintendent (. NJ. Dill. Plainiield
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Fillmore Merchants defeated Patricks-
burg IN fast game Sunday. to g.
Sutherlin for the Merchants struck out
fourteen men. Fillmore Is without a
game for Sunday and would like to hear
from some good non-pro Indianapolis
Fillmore.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip
NEMBoIn GIvEs 40 HITS

down Muncie Maroons. 10 to O. Sunday.
Lefty did not give up a hit or walk while
his mates played air tight ball and col
lected twenty-five hits. Next Sunday. Re
serves Will take on the Elwood Boosters at
Elwood. Reserves have a few open
dates and would like TO hear from
strong state clubs only. Warren Oils
Of Lafayette take notice. Write A. Monroe
200l Roosevelt avenue. or phone Cherry
Sail.
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Warren Aces defeated Washington Tigers.
have an open date for Sunday and would
IKE to hear from fast city team
write warren Aces, r. r. 10, Box 346
care Van Sickle Service station.
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AMMO UNCEM ENTS
l Death Notices

Death Notices
ARNOLD, M'KINLEY HOBART = Beloved
husband of Esther Arnold. father of
Mary Alice Arnold and brother of James
D Arnold of Fountaintown, Ind; Charles
F. and Ralph Arnold and Mrs. Frank
Walker. all of Greenfield, passed away
Monday evening, June 10. age SO years.
Funeral services will be held at the
VALID FUNERAL! HOME, 1919 N. ILL
nois St. Wednesday afternoon, June 81
at O'Clock. Burial Washington Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
ARNOLD, THOMAS DUNCAN-Beloved in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley H.
Arnold and brother of Mary Alice Ar
mold passed away Sunday evening June
ID, age days Funeral services will be
held at the VALID FUNERAL HOME,
noon June 81, at O'Clock Burial Wash
lngton Park cemetery. Friends invited
HUBER, CHARLES-Passed away at St.
band Of Mary Huber. father of Mrs.
Carl Viking and Mary Huber. Funeral
Thursday, June %. $50. from the resi-
dence, 3l09 w. Jackson ST.. a. m. at
st. Anthonv'S church. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery. Friends invited.
PHILPUTT, MRS ALLAN B.-Mother Of
Mrs. Bert E. Young of Bloomington
Ind, passed away Sunday night at her
residence. Funeral services Thursday,
church. Interment Rose Hill cemetery
Bloomington. about 2 o'clock. Friends
may call at the RAGSDALE & PRICE
MORTUARY, 1919 N Alabama ST., Tues
day and until noon Wednesday,
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Hilton U. Brown Juniors will practice at
$3.50 Wednesday at the usual place and
all players are requested to report with
their papers The team must file its entry
IN the American Legion tourney by June
%. Play starts July l.
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M E R C H Disc
LIVEST0 OK

AZ Dogs, Birds, Pets
MUST SELL full blooded Beagle, no rea-
Sonable offer refused. 1909 Hoyt Ave
WHITE KING PIGEONS, soc pair Orange
and gray kittens. registered, 81: $3.50
apiece. 2433 E. Emerson.
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MIdsummer Musicale of the Grace

Methodist Episcopal church choir
will be held June % at the church
with Hayden Frye, director. and
Mrs. G. E. Wrancher. organist.
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2 Cards. In Memoriams

RADCL IFF-We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends who gave
beautiful floral offerings during the i'll
ness and death of our beloved wife
mother and grandmother. TEMPLE j.
J. II. RADCLIFFE AND FAMILY.
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Central Transfers dropped a double
! header Saturday. losing to Indianapolis
! Bleaching to in the first game and is
to 5 in the second game. Kelly and Dom
nelly were the winning pitchers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-20

Ray Edward Whitis, 6, of 1862
West Michigan street, fell on an ice
pick while playing at his home Mon
day, injuring his right eye. AT city
hospital. doctors hoped to save the
eye.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-20

Dolores Key. 7, of Is North LanS-
ing street, was bitten on the hand
by a stray dog while playing near
her home Monday night. She was
taken to city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-20

Greenwood defeated Bargersville Sunday
8 to 2, at Bargersville and would like to
book games for July at home and july 4
on the road. Greenwood has won eight
games and lost one Strong state teams
notice, including Seymour, Madison Glover
dale, and PorterS Camp. Write or phone
kellY Johnson. Greenwood. Ind.
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Use TWA for Results Rate C3c Word-RIey SIS

so Autos For Sale
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10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
AIHNW Complete course dual instruction,
S So per lesson. TARI INGTON
SCHOOL OF AVIATION. BE-440O.
TUTORING French, Spe nish, English;
high school credit; reasonable terms
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s Personals
REWARD

TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES
that have been advertised as lost in
this column viii receive two guest
tickets
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RATES OUTSIDE o5-MILE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

N1NOCLAN0 fNOf1IbI Ed.
In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-26

ESTABLISHED CORPORATION
With Offices in principal cities. seeks man
Must be aggressive. analytical and thrifty;
sales experience advantageous but not neces-
sary. The right man will find this lifetime
connection, with unlimited possibilities for
managerial positions. Address Box 1850,
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PAPERHANGl
That Is distinctive reasonable and recon-
mended by those we serve.
L. L. SORRELL, AT 1898.
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MEN-IMMEDIATE
EMPLOYMENT

We will put on E additional
men who need employment and
who wish to try to see if they
can do this work. We will train
such men free, furnish full
equipment with no deposit re-
CURED. There is no expense,
but those who can qualify can
make $3.50 to $500 or more the
first month.
While you cannot make money here I'M
less you earn It. many. men who never
D @ Fn even bate they could do
the Sns sought for and
y dreamed Of making a We ef have syei mem msk
$500 90. $500 90. $4,000 and $500. 90. On
do S the require
soms n in In sales work is not
their irss day IN the fieid knew Knew noth ing
h9Gqs 'ees Df Sss5 s@o Ga Rsz eaa
e d nd msae sDeHda i sene
sympathetic understanding with the, prob
men to do creative work. Many. men who
beginner to make $50 to $40 20 his Tst few
Perhaps he can help you to make a sue
training is free; The opportunity is open;
have assurance of its perma a Il you
ence. will have been valuable; Last year was
the biggest year in our business, nationally
and locally: and this year is following the
same program Of progress ..,r.
Th is new a pSdact Of 1y its an nd n ss
world; and the product already, has greater greater
9o ae IN This market is
present opportunity. for cash. and also ior
future progress IN the certain tain grow gs0wth OF the
men who are. in earnest about seeking a
sound opportunity to get in and work ahead
@ 81 soos OF y31 are
TO learn Gas taughtl how to make clear
and convincing exclamation OF why you have
6f II tt. T ssSsa tfs assos
To learn Gas taught) how 70 persuade
some one to do that which positively ought
TO be honest in your own thousht. so
+, To work hard every day to make senu-
genuine opportunity in a permanent. posi-
9e with sSef people n will dseP 6 s
This IS straishtfoPWWssird offer of sincere
intent to worthy men who are in need Of
can meet these ,TeaqiIsments. AppIeants
H be e sci pa. M9 sSa
1910 Vermont ave. NV.
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Salesmen-Your Opportunity.
Wanted, by old established insurance com
pany. high-Erade men between ages %
and 30 as addition 10 present selling organ
ization; men with selling experience pre-
ferrsd; this is not essential 4 otherwise
$4,000 to $4,000 per year and more to the
salesman and wants to get ahead. State
qualifications and experience. Address Box
21-Q. Star ONCE.
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TEA AND COFFEE ROUTES.
Big reliable local firm needs three men
Immediately. Previous experience unneces-
sary but must be physically able and willing
10 service 200 regular customers on routes
in and around WASHINGTON. Routes pay up
to So 80 weekly at start Apply 916 N. Y.
O IN
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PIANO TUNING, $500.
Organs. pipe organs; repairs reasonable.
Woolley. I'LL N st. NV. Pot. 1875.
PLASTERNG. patch work done; reasonable;
new ceilings. $40 up; guaranteed: 2 I.
Smith. 700 18th Sc. IL 1881. IL $500.
REVOLVING In All branches: heating and
plumbing specialized. Phone Cleveland 1887
preferably evenings.
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WHITE CHAUFFEURS, i'm
mediately, with Identification
cards. Most liberal proposition
in town. Redhound cabs. Apply
Mr.. Lee. 81 II st. ne.
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TWO WOMEN

Two women Of refinement with business
ability, over 81, with or without experience.
for our corset department. Call Monday,
$50 to IL. Charts Corset Shoppe. 1435
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Statesmen,

Statesmen.
We need 2 statesmen to COM
plete our organization selling
Westinghouse Electric Refrig-
orators, we have unique method
of securing hot prospects with
out canvassing and a special plan
for selling Christmas business
now. See Mr.. Grimstead for full
particulars. Edgar Morris Sales
Co., 712 18th st. NV.
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HELP DOMESTIC,

HELP DOMESTIC.
prefer one who has worked in Jewish fam;
last place worked in city; references re-
ouired. Address Box 1850. Star once
81 saon Tassasy; yTidsy ana sundsy n Appiy
small salary: good home. 1880 Kansas
ave: NV. Adams 6157
HOUSEKEEPER. white, good home; no laun-
nor and mo- boa Rs*eF A sdGes
HoUsEKEEPER, white, country preferred;
esah and neat efereHess GoSd with
Mondsy s 54s sfeo 5sR 81
HoUsEKEEPER, settled white unencum-
and D. 1879 Sherman ave. Arlington. Va.
MAID. experienced. white, for general house
work IN Chevy Chase; must be good cook;
week Teiephone Wisconsin 4oas, Between
3 and pm.
SCHOOLGIRL. white; to stay evenings:
about 10 years old. as mothers helper; SIS
month. 23iO Wisconsin ave. NV.
WILL GIVE PLEASANT HOME and privileges
and small salary to young girl in exchange
for light housework. GE. 1870.
WOMAN. white. 25 or over. for general
ea Mfs wa sI1ans S SUBURBAN home
WOMAN, middle-aged. for general house
work. willing to live in country; good home.
small salary. NJ E. Bake. 500 E st. NV.
WOMAN-Respectabl white lady to share
work in home of five adults: plenty to eat,
good home to the one who prefers home
rather than high wages; Fairfax, Va, Ad-
dress Box 40. Star Office -
WOMAN for homework cooking: cleo
washer; family three adults: exchange; ex-
cellent home. 20. 6024-M, Sunday after
3 pm.
YOUNG GIRL. white. loves children. willing
to work for board when not In school, pre-
fer Oh. Oh. or Bethesda. WI. $500.
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DISTRICT MANAGER

To represent US and take charge Of oul
Washington office. Claude Neon Lights o.
Maryland. Inc, Hampden and 23rd SITS.
Baltimore. Nd.
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HELP---MEN.
fCauttuuRd

PRESSER, experienced on ladies' and mems
work; no other need apply. bo1S Conn
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
| Is cents per line additional to the
| regular line rate.
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ARE YOJ1 FXPIORING7

AXE 1OU EAPLORlNG!
Have you been looking over various new
helds of endeavor, which might mean
GREATER INCOME for you and yours. than
you have been making? Many men are
We are helping many men and their de-
pendents in that quest.
A New Deal.
If a man is active in mind and body
trustworthy. willing to learn and follow in
structions. We establish him a distributor
Of most unusual piece Of merchandise that
is without competition and that is meeting
with ever-tncreasing sale.
Larger Earnings.
It Is making men. who have taken II I'D
after years spent in various other businesses.
trades and Professions, MORE MONEY
THAN THEY EVER DREAMED OF MAKING.
Lasting Business Connection.
If you mean business and wish to make
a connection that will be LASTING ONE
Off you can QuaIfy)-write for appoint
ment and well TALK 1T OVER PERSON
ALLY
Personal Interview.
Please give name address. telephone num-
Der, former businessIif good references can
in this community-in or near WASHINGTON:
Your letter will be held confidential and
you will be advised Of date and place for
interview within a few days. Address Box
46-M, Star Office
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WE REQUIRE the services of
thoroughly experienced shoe
saleswomen. No others need
apply. Supt's. Office, Fourth
Floor, S. Kann Sons Co.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR
SO3 TAYLOR ST NW-1 or rooms for
rent: Ink; fur. or unfur.
j sos ST. NE.-TwO ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath apt.-New home: gas. cleo. contin. hot
water; $3.50 mo. II. 6663-J. "a.
1900 KALORAMA RD-Ist and end floors.
front rooms, Ink. II preferred. Apply 1874
Kalorama I'd.
4.ROOMS, 2 BATHS entire End floor: mod
ern detached brick house in NV, Kansas
Aye, and Madison; 4 exposures, cross ven
4ilation. h.-w.h;, Ell. gas. newly decorated;
srance II desired. Address Box $685.. Star
once.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1880 21st st. NV
with bath; Ink. optional; reas. PO. 1857.
+i3I4 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-Attractive front
room next to bath; one, two or three rooms
near bath; reasonable. %.
COIORED-l514 18th ST N.W-Modern.
attractive rooms for married couples: use Of
kitchen.
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOM by employed gentleman;
early breakfast. Address Box 3s9-S, Star
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WANTED-TO RENT HOUSES

WANTEDLFURNIsHED HOUSE OR APART
ment for Summer in exchange for care of
property; small. refined adult family, with
references. Address Box 391-S, Star ONCE.
uNFURNISHED- D-SUITABLE FOR PAM
1iies four adults. north Of Park I'd. GE
0756, or AID. 4504.
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DESIRABLY LOCATED. BROOkLAFD: NEAH
gar; big lot; will decorate; only $50 mo.
For good homes, cheap, city-su6urban to
buy. rent or trade see US; 20 GE 614o
PvON 1910 N Y Ave, "a X l4tl.
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tage Living room. small dining room,
kltchen. bed rooms and bath on first
1oor; Z bed rooms and bath on second
noor; built-in garage, gas heat; delightful
location; facing rocky creek and wooded
nil; large lot. Telephone Clev 2915
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NEW HOME. S7.75O. TERMSl6 LARGE
rooms, baths. recreation room, garage;
convenient location, near 2nd and Kennedy
SIS nv Phone us for appointment to see
tnls; WAPLE 4 JAMES, Inc, 1926 14th ST.
Evening star., 1933-04-25

MARIETTA PARK HOME, LARGE
rooms, bath. garage overlooking wide park
arranged. WAPLE JAMES Inc, 1925
| 14th st. NV. DI 3347
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DETACHED HOME IN BEAUTIFUL sAUL'S
Addition, 2nd house from 14th st.-Large
living rm., dining rm:. kitchen: pantry: . o 8
rooms, 3 large porches. incl glassed-in sleep
ing porch; gear garage, large lot: For
call OWNER. GEORGIA 5559.
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE MODERN
clean 2 rooms. large kitchen and bath apt.
all outside; comp. furn.; silver dishes. linens,
cleo. refrigeration. gas. cleo: convenient res
idential neighborhood 4817 14th st. NV.
Rpfa
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SALE-HOUSES.

COLONIAL HOME, $1,000. TERMS 3
rooms, bath, garage; excellent location: Just
on North Capitol st. Phone US. See this
nouSs. WAPLE & JAMES, Inc, 1926 14th