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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-01

First Of a series Of annual bridge
parties, proceeds from which are
to 20 to the Bridgeport Nutrition
Camp building fund. Will be given
tomorrow night at the Antlers. by
Phi Pi Psi sorority. Miss Thelma
OReilly. general chairman, will
be assisted by Misses Harriet
Clary, Mary White. Ruth Hammer.
Alice Sexton and Martha Obrist,
and Mrs. G. c. Bird.
The reception committee will
include Misses Peggy Smith, Ruth
Hammer and Ruth Ormsby and
Mrs. c. c. Bauermeister.
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What IndO-Nin Is:

II Is a new and scientific mixture
Of - different medicinal extracts
which act upon EACH Of the FOUR
in,portant Stomach. Liver.
kidneys and Bowels. Not one OF
these % ingredients is a habit-form-
ING drug. Indo-Vin is taken after
meals and mixes with the food IN
ones stomach. thus throwing OF
the poisons that foster stomach
troubles and permitting the kidneys
and liver 70 function properly. II
acts within 10 minutes 70 stop gas
and pain. sourness. bloat and belch-
ing.
II will cleanse your bowels grad
uallv-not drastic or severel as they
were NEVER CLEANSED BEFORE.
bringing out impurities that may
have been for n long time contami-
mating your blood and inner-or-
CANS
Indo-Vin Will drive the pOiSOns
from the kidneys and relieve back
aches. bladder irritation and weak
ness. Relieves rheumatism and neu-
ritis. driving out the organic poi
sons that cause the terrible aches
and pains. giving quick relief.
1T WILL put a stop to the skin
eruptions that are caused by i'm
puritieS in the organs. Will over
come the SallowneSs or muddineSS'
that is due TO sluggish liver. and
viii put the ROSY GLOW OF
HEALTH into your cheeks.
Indo-Vin will make your stom-
ach. liver. kidneys and bowels more
active: build you up in general and
make YOU LOOK. ACT and FEEL
ike "A DIFFERENT MAN OR
WOMAN. years younger than your
real age.
Following are JUST A FEW tes-
tfmonials. selected az random from
among the HUNDREDS that are
being received from this immediate
vicinity, pEaising Indo-Vin, describ-
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Ride to the Game on the
Greyhound
Worlds Largest Motor Bus System
For Information Call Lincoln 1922
Greyhound Lines. Inc.
Mutual China CO.
Successors to Hollweg Reese
Indianapolis
Direct importers of China and Semi
Porcelain Dinnerware, Art and Gift
Wares from Europe and Japan. Hotel
China and Glassware.
1as-132 S. Meridian st. RI-7s65
w. J. Teter
Carl Wilde
John G.. Benson
James W. Ingles
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
G. Terry
City Securities
Corporation
Ross T. Ewert J. Dwight Peterson
Dick Loekton Earl q. Richardson
Dick Coons Noble Biddinger
E Waldo Barrett c. ". Weathers
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CHURCH CLASS TO ELECT
Christian Men Builders Ticket Will
Be Named Sunday.

The Christian Men Builders class
Of the Third Christian church, 625
East Seventeenth street, will be pre-
scented Sunday with the Leaders
ticket" OF men aspiring to officers
positions in the organization. Elec-
ton Of officers will be held in the
classroom. Nov. 81.
Members of the Leaders ticket"
include John CrOmie. president; Jack
Federspill membership; William
Calls. publicity. Deimar Huppert,
social. Rene Ritter. social welfare;
Ar 0 employment. Ivan Hanen,
treasurer. and Harry Keller, secre-
tarv. Marshal Harvey is campaign
MANAGER.
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YEARS OF SUFFERING
EIl1ED FOR HUNDREDS
HERE IN INDIANAPOLIS
IndO-Vin Has Become a
Complete Sensation and
Thousands of Bottles
Are Being Sold; Crowds
Flock to Hooks Drug
Store For 1t.

Day after day. the new medicine,
known as Indo-Vin. continues 10
increase in sales and demand here
in the city Of indianapolis and VI
cinity. In fact. at the present time,
thousands Of bottles of this remark
able mixture Of Natures Finest IN
gradients are being sold here and
crowds are fiocking in daily 10
Hooks Drug Store. Illinois and
washington streets. where Indo-Nm
is being introduced to the general
nublic by The IndO-Vin Man IN per-
son
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ELECTION CLERKS WILL
RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS
Boards Attend Lecture Sunday in
TOmlinsOn Hall.

Marion county precinct election
boards Will attend school Sunday for
instruction in their duties in next
tuesdays election, Glenn B.
Ralston. county clerk, has an
nOunced.
The meeting will be held in Tom
linson hall at 2:30, and Charles R.
Ettinger, chief deputy in charge of
elections. will act as instructor.
Election supplies will be distributed.
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Former Grid star Divorced

Los ANGELES. Nov. adele
Res g.. Johns Hyland. writer. yes
ter WIS granted a divorce from
RI "a Hvland. former Stanford
fc~ --n ser. on the ground OF
r. 'city.
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BLOC NJ
Indiana University
Bookstore
"A Nationally Known Bookstore
You Are Invited to Call When in
Bloomington
The Indiana Theatre
HOME COMING TREAT
Jeanette Macdonald and
Maurice Chevalier in
THE MERRY WIDOW"
Welcome Grads-to the
New Jordan Grill
Successor to Old Jordan Sandwich
Shop
B. (sarg) GIBSON, Prop.
NEXT TO HOME GLIB SERVES THE
BEST AT ALL TINES
Telephone 1856 1900 East Third
Bloomington, Ind.
Compliments of the
I. u. Commons
Anice Davis Beauty Shop
300 E. Fifth st.-Phone 1910
Varsity Beauty Shop
Varsity Pharmacy Bldg
Indiana Ave Phone 3n3o
Indiana's Oldest Campus Hangout
Where Students Meet Now
the Same as in Dads Day
"The Gables"
s-Chops-sandwiche
Fountain Service
Poolitsan Bros.
Phone 1886 Opp. Campus
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
Sc HAN INSCRIPTO SO AU-
TOMOVILES

Indianapolis, mayo 3.-Para
la carrera annual de 500 millas,
que Sc efectuara el dia 80 de
mayo, Sc han inscripto SO auto
segdn ell director gene
gal de la pista, 7. Z. Myers.
La lista Sc cerr6 anoche Y es-
Iperase que en- ell correo llegUen
Is 0 20 adhesiones mas.
Este ano solo Sc permitira
que 33 automobiles Sc disputen
Jos premios ofrecidos.
Ell ano pasado compitieron A
automobiles, ocurriendo algu-
mas desgracias.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
LIGA AMERICANA

En- ell primer Ginning" los Sc
nadores anotaron 6 carreras y
CON estas lie bastaron para de-
rrotar a los Yankees. Monte
Weaver lanz6 por ell Washing
ton, siendo la egunda vez que
un pitcher de los Senadores ter
nina un desafio en- 10 que va de
temporada. Babe Ruth dispar6
un "hit" en- cinco wees al ba-
tie. Gehrig descarg6 un oportu-
no "jilote", hacienda anotar a
Ben Chapman.
Con cuadrangulares de Bur-
mes y Pepper los Browns ven
cieron a los Tigres, anotando
dos carreras en- ell tercer "inn-
ing" Y tres en- ell quinto. Blaze
holder lanz6 por ell st. Louis,
ton, siendo la segunda vez que
Victor Scrrell.
Los Atleticos hicieron tres
carreras en- ell noveno inning,
para completar la docena, y los
Medals Rojas hicieron otras
ire, pero Sc quedaron corto en-
una para ell empate. Bob john
son, bateando por Finney, des-
cargo I'm batazo de "jonron' so
bre la tapia del jardin izquierdo
que tiene 40 pies de alto. Batea
ron de "tubey" Carl Reynolds,
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
DISCURSO DEL REY VIC
TOR MANUEL EN- LA Sc
SION DE APERTURE DEL
~PAR-AMENTO

Roma, mayo 3.-En la session
de aperture del parlamento
italiano, ell rey Victor Manuel
deline6 asi ell programa de la
corona: presentation de refor-
mas constituencies tendientes
a obtener que la maquinaria del
gobierno cumpla los deberes a
ella impuestos por la Marcia
de la civilization.
Una politica extranjera de
paz y collaboration para solucio
mar los principales problemas
de Europa y ell mundo.
Una politica domestica enca-
minada al desarrollo de la au-
toridad, orden p1blico y justi-
cha, v mantenimiento de la ar
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
.Vamos, senora, zen gu

-Vamos, sonora, zen que
puede este pobre viejo servir
a listed? SEs su voluntad recon
ciliarse con Dios por la confe-
sion, o sencillamente consular
mi experienced EN- alguno de
.esos frances de la vida en- que
no basta ell propio c~onsejo?
Padre mio,-contest6 Doro
tea,-hace mucho tempo confie
a listed ell secreto de mi vida en-
ell tribunal de la penitencia. Por
mi, NADIA tendria que anadir a
la confession de mi culpa; pero
necesito de su consejo leal en-
ell trance en- que me veo.
-Hable listed, sonora, y yo
lie ofrezco hablarle con la since
ridad de siempre.
-Pues bien: Sc trata de mi
hija,
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

me halo cohibida por una anne
naZa...
4 De parte de quien? de
Bienvenido, sonora?
No, no.. Del baron del Oh
mo.
/ Una amenaza?
ST.
-iEn que consiste?
No ME ha amenaZado di-
rectamente; pero Sc desprende
de una revelation que me ha
hecho.
-Hable listed, senora.
Ell baron sabe la historic
seereta del nacimiento de Auro-
ia.
i Quien Sc la ha revelado?
Ell tom6 parte activa en- la
entrega de mi hija a mis- cria-
dos Pedro Y Juana, Fue 81 en-
Wv
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

cargado de traer a la nina, por
|que era amigo fntimo del conde.
-iAh! iY abusando de csc
secreto, impone a su hijo como
pretendiente de Aurora?
ST, padre mio...
Grave es ell case, porque
ese caballero, sin dUda, tiene
ibien echados sus calculos, que
son los del ambicioso, y no &C.
dera tan facilmente.
-Yo veo, padre, que mi po-
bre hija sufre.., yo me sientO
muy enferma y desearia verla
feliz; pero aSi como no quiero
que forzosamente acepte al hijo
del baron, quisiera igualmente
que Bienvenido desistiese de
sus pretensiones... listed tiene
sobre 81 gran Influenza y pue-
de hacerle reflexiones...
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

sa0emos!-contest6 ell padre Ce
lestlno, moViendo la cabeza y
sonriendo con expression signi-
ficativa.
i; C6mol mo sabemos TO-
doS que Bienvenido es hijo de
'Otero...?
-Pues ahi esta ell error, Sc
nora.
-GQu6 Bienvenido... no es
hijo de JESUS y de Juliana?
No, sonora.
-Pues ide quien es? +
No 10 Sc nj 81 10 sabe.
-Entonces lc6mo supone...?
-1o supe de labios de Julia
ma moribunda, que csc mucha-
emo no era hijo suyo nj de su
marldo. Creia la infeliz un car
go de conciencia para ella, ell
haoeflo recogido en- las Gales
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
BASE BALL
LJGA NACIONAL

Bob O'Farrell cambio aver la
alineaci6n de sus bateadores, pc
70 estos no pudieron derrotar
a los Cardenales. Mark Koenig
desempen6 la primera base, por
hallarse enfermo Bottomley, pa
sando Adams a la tercera y
Johnny Moore al jardin dere-
cho. La derrota Sc lie acredit6 al
pitcher Frey.
Los Piratas vencieron a los
Cubs, utilizando sus nueve hits
para anotar 4 carreras. Mel
NE lanz6 por ell Pittsburgh, sien
dole acreditado el triunfo. Klein
dispar6 su sexto cuadrangular
en- ell septimo inning. La derro
ia de Warneke fue la primera
de la temporada, porque en- los
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
AL EMPRESARIO JIM DOW
MING Y SUS SECRETA-
RIOS:

Ell lunes pasado Sc dej6 ell
avisO en- esta reduction de que
los billetes para los "bouts" de
boXeo Sc hallaban en- la taquilla
de Benjamin Field y que pasa-
ramos a recogerlos.
En- esa taquila Sc present6
I'm representante de este perio-
,dico; Jim Downing no estaba
lejos del que recogla las pesetas
~ los billetes no Sc %entregaron
a nuestro enviado.
Debe recordar ell empresario
de Benjamin Field que en- una
OCCASION por negarse a poner jue
ces latinos, este periodico con-
sigui6 que ell p1blico dejara de
concurrir a la Arena del 116
de Artilleria.
Ahora hemos tratado a Dow
ming con extraordinaria corte-
STA y el, creyendo tener a Dios
agarrado por la barba, comete
incorrecciones como la del pa
sado lunes.
Sepa que nosotros podemos
decir toda la verdad acerca de
las luchas y de otras cosas, y
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

Sonora. ieso eS imposi-
III Per que, padre?
-Porque, justamente, yo SOW
.quien he alentado sus esperan-
zaS.
! listed, padre.
y jpor que no, sonora?
Bienvenido anna a Aurora con
ldolatria; es un hijo de Dios CO
mo otro cualqUiera. 5Por ou6
no ha de ser tambien, como otro
cualquiera, feliz casandose con
Ia muJer que anna y de quien
tiene la seguridad de ser anna
do?
-Pero, padre. Yo aspire pa
ra mi hija a algo mas que un
lpobre muchacho de obscure ma
cimiento...
(Que sabemos ,senora. que
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
ESTACION WDAE

A las 100 Aventuras; $50
Tito GUITAR, canciones; 500
Sylvia Froos, canciones; 6:15
Meyer Davis, orquesta; 1900
Emery Deutch, v~iolinista SOL
Henry C. Tillman, discurso po-
,litico; $50, Fred Warnings Pc
nnsylvanians; 900 Glen Gray
prquesta; 9:45, James Thurbel
10 700, Veteranos de Guerras
,Extranjeras; 1920, Isham 10.
mes, orquesta; 10:45, Henry
Busse, orquesta; IL 100 Charles
Barnet, orquesta y II 80, Char
lie Davis, orquesta.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
DERROTO A
GEORGE

Ell llamado campe6n del peso
medic, George Romanoff, lu-
ch6 aver con Sammy George, de
Waco, Texas, pegandole una pa
tada" y venciendolo a los Z mi
nutos y 49 segundos.
Romanoff desde Ell principle
destac6 su mayor eficiencia.
Teddy Demas, de New Or
leans, Y Sol O'Connell derrot6 a
Joe Dundee, en- 10 minutes y Fl
Segundos.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
tres anteriores desaffos venci6

Tres IlUcTlOTCS OcSdlROS FS1RSkO
a sus antagonistas.'
Los Gigantes triunfaron de
nuevo sobre Ell Brooklyn, apro-
vechando do cuadrangulares de
Mel OFT y de Lefty O'Doul, que
fue mandado a batear de emer-
gencia en- ell octave Ginning.
Esta victoria coloc6 a los neo-
yorquinos al primer puesto de
ia Liga. Alfonso Lopez pogo un
'Ghit" en- tres wees al bate.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, lie.
st. Louis &C, Oh, De.
Chicago &c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburgh 4c, Oh, De.
Brooklyn SC, Oh, lie.
New York &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y mahana.
Vientos de frescos a moderados
del Este y Nordeste. Maxima
temperature aver, 80 grades;
minima, IS. Marea alta a las
5:39 a. m. y 4:02 p. m. marea
baja a las 10:05 a. m. y II $50
%. m.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
i De Aurora?
ST, padre MIC.

-iDe Aurora?
Isl, padre milo.
-5Tal vez de sus amores con
mi discipulo?
ST, padre milo.
10 Sc TODD y puede usted
,ahorrarse inutiles fatigaS refi-
.riendome 10 que conozco tan
,bien como listed.
All, padre MIC! No, no
conoce listed toda la extension
de mi desgracia.
-lY que? La que llama su
desgracia, estriba en- que Auro-
rita rechaza 10 que listed la pro-
jpone?
81 solo sc tratase de esa
resistencia a obedecerme, yo ce-
porque... Sc 10 que cues
ia a una mujer ell casarse sin
=, amor, Pero listed ignora que
~
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
SANGCHILI RETA A GIRO.
MES

Madrid mayo Bel director
del campe6n espahol del peso
de gallo, Sr. Avernin, ha dirigi-
do una carta al catalan Girones
retandolo para que Sc enfrente
con su patrocinado.
Hasta ell p~resente todos los
retos hechos por Sangchili han
sido ignorados por los directo-
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
BOXEO
IGLESIAS DHRROTADO EN-
FRANCIA

Paris, mayo 3 Ell frances
Henry Sanchez venci6 al espa-
mol Iglesias, en- un combate e.
~fectuado. Iglesias cay6 a la To-
ma, por la cuenta de diez, en- ell
cuartO asalto.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
Moose Sellers Bill Walkers.

New York &c, Oh, De.
Washington &c, 11h, &c.
St. Louis sc, 8h, lie.
Detroit &c, III, lie.
Filadelfia 12c, 16h, De.
Boston lie, 13, be.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
Ia GACETA

res de Girones, quienes asegu-
ran que el combate serfa desi-
.gual por ell mayor peso de este.
Propone Avernin que Ell ma
Itch" Sc efectde en- Barcelona, 81
no es possible en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

que preferimos ayudarle; pero
81 la "gracia" sc reGte debera
pag<rnos por los anuncios 81
quiere que de sus luchas y Pc
leas escribamos.
Basta va de "galanteria" con
quien aparentemente no la me
rece.
La gaceta., 1934-05-03
LA GACETA

Ell periodico en- idioma Espsnoi
mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

Folletin de La Gaceta Nc. 422
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

Suscricion semanal: 20 cents
La gaceta., 1934-05-03

Telefono 1882
1908 7tb Ave Ybor City, Fla.
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sALE-HOUsEs.
sALE-suBuRBAN.
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.

ncashp
forced 70 SELL charming
no Just - as can IN ss
8 20 il
Colonial
ton. 1t has iH @
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beau helped
not start q
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on
Of
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and high
of
ME- HOME
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cur Ave
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SALE-LOTS.

ohLE AOAos
UNIVERs ITY PARK. MD-LARGE
To se
5. Sunday afternoon. Phone ARTHUR
CARR, Hyattsyille 1853.
TWo h9Ts EACH aNs ApP by9 sO12So
o. ..b both 1r s Sias each Discount for On. all
N NorbEe. LOTS PoR
builders. Address BOZ 1857. Star ofice.
MONTGOMERY AVE, BETHESDA; CUM
berland ave. Somerset-55x150. 12c 50: It.
WI. 2s23. @. 8. MOORE. Somerset Md.
s HoRTa CAP coNc9s9 sSod
grade; sewer gas gas and water; sacrifice.
STA FIT. FRONTAGE. 1877 FIT. DEEP, To-
e GATED 9n ! AIa6sma ave
Heights 322, Mr.. W. G. GRANT.
ARLINGTON CO.. VA.-BUILDING LOTS.
o%s o IT, sE sS
& to 10 cents per foot Clarendon 1071X-2.
DESIRABLE BUILDING sITE-RIvER RID.
between Brandywine and Chesapeake SITS.
a ahnt,,n seTeT water IL, gas; elee;. sidewalks
paved alley.
47ohA w r; GGR Rs Rsslt0 ,,s4
Nd; sacrifiee. s4ooo oW AmA address dnA;
Box 362-z, Star ONCE.
SILVER SPRING. MD-LARGE BUILD
shade trees. OWNER. sH 2762-J.
80 BUILDING LOTS. CHEVY CHASE
Fastest growing section in D. c. Reduced
for quick sale. L. D. MEAsELL. CT 4733.
DETACHED-7th ST. BET VAN buren,
and Whittier. Just of Piney Branch I'd;
43haxl10. OWNER. Adams 0423.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-wILL SACRIFICE
Sl,s00 lot for $500 cash to quick buyer.
Address Box 410-Z. Star ofhce.
HILLANDALE.
A Subdivision That Is Different.
1 to 8 acre sites. $500 to $500 per
acre: moderately restricted. Drive out
piney Branch I'd. through Sligo Park
Coz. to signs. Clear or wooded sites high
elevation. cleo. to every lot: See Hillandale
before you buy. We will build at sur
or call sH. 3355
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
will sacrihce my equity or will trade for
J. W. DoUTHAT. IIs oxford Ave.
Alex, Va.
FOREST HILLS. 7OxlS0. ALL IMPROVE
ments, paved street and alley. Beautiful
site with lovely trees. Impossible to
aVassIe Il sassT site Ad dssned lot also
American University Park, corner. very
well located. 65x1ls, including parking.
1890. inside lot, 4oxi0o, $1,000.
Beltsville Heights. Nd, facing Wash
ington ave. 40xl42. $3.50.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE. Realtor.
Sun. CT 0764. Apt. 416 or D1. 1865.
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sALE-HOUSES.
20l2 OTIS ST, NE.

2012 OTIS ST. NE.
PRICE, $500.
woodridee bargain. detached, 9 rooms t.ns
ssts hwhS sss,s lot 5sf5s
rage; near school, bus stores. open until
sos4 r. KH + Ave r. T NE! Bass7a2 os,z
3704 22nd St. NE.
Wooar,dfe Sshsd se. aIss T po9ch
near school; bus, stores; paved o, street.
o024 r. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Detached brick. desirably situated inst
% satbs q e. bed
es IN h sood FREED ony
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7ae lf Essn 81 pA1 as.s sEers. 900 o7's
1922 SOUTH OAK. AVE. Sc.
FIRST SHOWING.
WCod ,i.C detached home
psce lot eo 4o Sa car ssrase paved
street. near cars and school. Drive out
thence a asht e bS San to Df home ave- me-
oD %M an (. l! 4fheso SRs!l E 5.m.
BARGAINS IN BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
1920 Kearney st. n.e.-Ideal Groom
bungalow, bath. garage. splendid yard;
coll Newton st. n.e.---2-story frame re-
conditioned like new: g rooms and bath.
Priced for quick sale. S6.75O.
oO.e Jackson st. n.e.-semi-detached, G
rooms, bath. garage. porches.
1901 South Dakota ave. n.e.-New cor
ner detached brick with de luxe kitchen
and bath. built-in garage; SS.95O.
The above homes are offered for quick
SAFE P "a 5flPs s sHe ssn i NosTH
46l2 18Th ST. NV.
$3.50.
very astraetiys; ssmi1de + Oh hoy house,
Washingtons most exclusive residential
sections bed rooms, tile bath with
built-in tub and shower Kitchen. pantry.
dining room. living room with real nre-
place; large lot. built-in garage. NV H.,
near schools. stores, churches and trans
portation Open all day Sunday.
HENRY !. ROBB.
1924 Vermont Ave NV. DI. s141.
800 18th ST. NE.
Opens rooms. recreation room; Gear
Price love o' easy ter terms ee Open 10 to
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1928 14th St. NV. d.. 3347.
2O28 Lawrence St. NE.
Woodbridge modern detached home. six
large rooms bath. large kitchen. real open
fireplace. lot 4Ox150. garage. paved street.
Open Until 9 Pm
VIM R. THOROWGOOD.
2O24 R. l. Ave. NE. Decatur OBI
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Large semi-detached brick home on
lovely lot in exclusive 18th st. neighbor-
hood overlooking Rock Creek Park. Nine
room house; including large 5ed ,d rooms.
log-burning fireplace in living room. at
tractive den or breakfast room: oil burner:
converted into complete housekeeping apt.
Two-car detached garage. Onered at price
considerably under true value: will accept
small house in trade. Inspection by ap-
pointment.
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SALE-EARMS.

RESTRICTED SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS
NorS miles Sd from D. line IL, nile saSt Of
lively assured; elevation about 500 #; won
derful views OF surrounding country for 80
miles may be seen from property; close to
out Of 40 left Priced $500 and 5000 each
500 cash. SO per month. Land free ano
Sunday from 1890 to 1870.
BARGAIN PRICES ON SOME LARGE AND
small farms in Virginia. near washington,
and also. some splendid Mount Vernon
By Knr va Prone
Alexandria 1900.
POTOMAC RIVER PROPERTIES-COLO
NAL mountaineering shores-farms: Write
for booklet and list. THE MD; REALTY,
1911 Guilford Ave. Baltimore. Nd.
Phone National 1888.
100 ACRES GOOD LAND. OF WHICH
about 30 are cleared and balance heavily
wooded. some fine timber; improved with
the oldest stone house. in Fairfax County;
nice setting. somewhat isolated; fine
spring. two nice streams; one mile from
Pace PaEa s s. 800 49, % a and 0aiaSee
s sssy; H ?. MITCHELL Hernd0n' Va,
cultivated: all crops. stock and small nurs-
cry: beautiful location. suburbs adjoining;
creek; springs; improvements worth price
owner. TERRY. Springfield. Va.
CENTURY OLD 4-RooM LOG HOUSE.
fireplaces. paneled cupboards and man
ties; IS minutes by motor oS on Upper
pStomas; wonderful trees zoo acres
$40 per acre Ma 94O7 GEO. w. SUM
MERs. 500 18th st.
DESIRABLE HIGHWAY ,PkoPERTY, Mr..
sirable as an estate. club, stock or dairy
farm; well financed; will sacrifice equity
s t9s cash ash. OWNER address Box llS-x'
OLD ESTATE. 6s1 ACRE1STONE HOUSE
she %ss af0 sFds
fiass so PsG a's hoase on
fireplace; chicken house: Pear garage;
terms. r. F. RILEY. Phone Clarendon
1913.
Pike a 70 Close estate. st Sagesin; modern
tea. house, beautiful grounds. on one of
main roads out washington; price low.
farms can be bought for less than cost
Of Improvements; Business property; with
uny win III foT near
% 6S Es lots H Sys sPr 6aa stb G &C.
Takoma Park, D. C. Phone GE- 01s7.
IOO-ACRE FARM OX0N HILL DISTRICT.
Prince Georges County. Maryland. about
8 miles from the District line, on an i'm
proved county road very short distance
from Nichols ave. Beautiful vista; prop
erty close by recently sold for $3.50 an
acre. Price. S35 per acre; a bargain.
See Mr.. Watson.
BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 x st.
10 A., ROOMS. AMI, GOOD ROAD.
c q RI l. 81 suR St Hernd ses Va W.e
INVESTIGATE TOBACCO FARMS.
231 a near Pomonkey .S2,110
As a. 10 miles to d. C.,,,...,.. 1900
Ill a. near Pomfret ,....., $500
25 a, White Plains, ,,.,..,,. 1.500
1877 a, Bryantown ..,.....,,.. 1000
"A q. White Plains. .,.,......... $50
Ask for List Ducking Shores.
LEONARD SNYDER. LA PLATA, MD.
GOING DAIRY FARM so MILES FROM
D. @. for sale.
r. y. D. No. 3. Warrenton. Va.
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RENT-STORES.
fCouffuuedl

5122 CONDUIT RID. NV.
Desirable store with Broom apartment
above. Completely elaborated inside and
out: $500
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
National $3.50.
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TWO.
American University Park.
One block west of Wis. ave. in good
location. These lots are 40 feet front by
1874 feet deep. Priced far below the pres
ent market Must be sold. No reason
able offer refused. Address Box 319-Z.
Star office
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS
OFFICES-STUDIOS.

OFFICES-STUDIOS.
Bragg Bldg. 10Th and G SITS.
Chandler Bldg. 1927 Eye st.
Edmonds Bldg. a17 18th st.
Franklin Bldg, 1927 F St.
Woolworth Bldg. 1908 st.
Loew Bldg. ITO F st.
ills 18th ST.. Skylight Studios.
AIS Florida Ave. NE
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.