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Michigan
Arthur and Zols Kiuiey 1870 Parker
Arthur and Louise Wiesc S1c5 Burgess
Joseph and Margaret Ash 1915 Newman
john and Char.tv Scott. 2l2o Wendell
Thomas and Alberta Russell 40 Toledo
p Tester and Victoria smith 2462 Cornell
. Psui srd Clare Baker 1i6 s Warmau
Allen and HelEs Caldwell. 94i y Dear
born
Samuel and Fiossie Frankliu. 1905 Nor
cvee
James snd Georgia worisnd Sl24 W
9fh
Samuel aud MARY King CITY Hospital
Harold and Hsrel HUI. CITY Hospital
Victor and Martha Adams City Hospital
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Albert ana Edns Dole. 1882 Beueion-
tame
Joseph and Bertha Burse. sos s Key
stone
John and Ahcue spray. 552O " Emerson
leroy and Dorothy Peck 3l5ia f
Merrill
T. LEROY and Marie Putman 1921 Balu-
more
. Francis and Edna Purvis. $685. 5 West
MACK and Hattie Brown 2li6 Arsenal
Hammond and Evelyn Walker. 903 River
William and Celia Stevens. $40
Frederick ard Marjorie Sutherun CITY
Hospital
Earl and Opal Weaver CITY Hospital
trank and Era Buchanan CITY Hos
pIsai
Dsrrcl and Bertha Paris. CITY Hospital
ROY and sarah Garrett. Civ Hospital
7 Curtis and Ella Hines. City Hospital
4. Robert and Mildred Risiey. City Hos
ptst
Norvsl and Bessie johnson. CITY Hos
ritaL
George and Marguerite Campbell. CITY
Hospital
Prank and Esteiyn Cess. City Hospital
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G AIS
% Legal Notices

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following materi-
~ his office on the third floor State HOUSE
Annex. l02 North Senate Avenue Indian
apols Indiana until 200 o. M on The
l4th dav Of June 1895 a. which time
thew viii De publicly opened and read
Invitation No. 1882 100 10 500 tons No.
Crushed Aggregate F.. o 3 Csnneton.
Invitation No 3943 800 10 100 tons No
& No. 9 Crushed Aggregate z. o. B.
Lamar
BIDS shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and spec
ihcstions will be furnished free upon
request.
The right IS reserved bv the chairman
70 reject anv or all bids. or 70 award on
any combination Of bids hat IN his tudg-
msnt is most advantageous 70 the State
OF lnolsna. .l....,. l.r,.,,rrrrn.,-
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unfinished Apartments
THE DUNDEE

81 unfinished Apartments
$500
THE DUNDEE
Cor Virginia and McCarty-st. Heat; gas
Frigidalre furnished. See janitor in build
ing or call NJ. E. MOLLOY. CH-2776.
4ities garage N fufnsRed s2s BE 9sa7
W ALABAMA. l649-55 N; large eff
\ cheney: living room. ktchenette bath.
large living room; util.; Frig.' $1,000
BROADWAY. 2O2S-Duplex apartment;
hight. airy. porch. yard, garage. He
W BROADWAY 1924. bdrm apt: extra
\ roll-away bed; large liv. rm.. dinette.
- kitchenette, bath, Frig.; all ut;l. S33.
HE-l32s
" CENTRAL. 1920; lovely efficiency
y sPcb.rias,rge r dressing room r ts saa
W ll08 COLLEGE S2750
\ Large living ROOM kitchenette oath.
dressing room: Frig. utils. HE-l32S.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 321. E.-2-BEDRoOM
APARTMENT. LARGE LIVING ROOM:
FRlGIDAIRE. TA-6264.
MERIDIAN n. l733-Lovelv 2-bedroom
ant: large living room. kitchen. dinette.
SIS. SIS" $50 = HE-i5S8. S'O"e' "'''' 9 : ''|''
MONTCALM 1905 rooms. ground floor:
heat. water. garage furnished: SIS. Ia
1920 n. PENN & 3-bedrooms: $3.50
$50 GENERAL APIS INC. LI-2439.
% W. Vermont.
TALBOT. n. 2l72-4 rooms. bath. redec-
GRATED. heat water furnished. $50. Ia
W 18TH. 4lS E; bdrm. apt: large liv-
\ ing room. kitchenette dinette. bath
with tub and shower; Frig.; util;
$40. HE-l32s.
\ room. full size dining rm.. kntte..
A bath With tub and shower, extra in
s-door bed. Frig- util. s42.50. HE-l32S.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
rum. and unfurn. apis Free servics ano
transportation LI-5452
APARTMENT RetJVM BUREAU
Choice apartments gladly shown HE-lsse
THE HANNING-5s22 z Washington.
Large bedroom apartment, Stippled walls
carpeted halls: S45 See custodian. IR-
Attractive Efficiency
Large living room: pullman diner: Frig;
utilities: $3.50. 1880 n. Illinois
% Unfurnished Houses
slO-RVER AVE. 1881 business. , hv.
ing rooms; garage. water paid. HA-2e32
S4N-M A10u- - Clean IoOns.
modern except furnace; Al condition
IR-l709.
SIC. WATER PAID; COLLEGE. 1921
Modern S-room: gar. Holland furnace.
hardwood floors throughout: redecorateo.
$500. OLNEY. N 2OsO-s rooms; mod
ern bungalow, garage: good condition
HU-745s
$500: OLNEY. n 2050-5 rooms: mod
ern bungalow: sarage GOOD condition
Sfe- WAT pm DETA n 7s0S-5-rr1
mod. dbl. excel cond- RI-2s29
S2I so. OHIO. 1922 E.-3-6edrm. double:
good cond. water paid. gar. LI-5256.
ADAMS. is25-6-room. strictly mod and
gar. Al shape: Just north OF Brooksioe
Park, SIS 90 per mo-; water pd- RI-64i2
ASHLAND. le50-il rooms modern. newly
painted. lovely yard. fenced in yard.
garage LI-55se
COLLEGE. 24io-s rooms. modern single,
good condition. ADULTS. SIS. HU-2264
COLLEGE. 5s5l-Opner's 6-room modern
single. Sunroom. "a rage. $50. HU-l4l0.
CONCORD ST. 924 4alo0 W. Near 10TH
SO. water paid. ca $3.50
DAwSON-ST sil-Upper Duplex. SIG: 5
rooms modern: yard: gsrase. TA-esos.
EASTERN AVE. 2Ss-Nesi Tech. ST. Phil
rs Fooz3k sarag@, water paid DR."
4So9-Da'
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al
IS l.. Use; ss... 81 Up
R & R STORES
225 E. Wash. open Ewes LI-55l7
NEW ~ piece living rm suite. $50; gas
stove s.. 2l44 N. III. Dealer.
s ROOMS Of furniture also boat: reason
able. 50 S. 9th-av. Beech Grove.
rolls, belts 1901 E. Wash, RT-4o87
ELEc. REFRIIG a,34 m9d.: ike new; =
lO0-LB. Porcelain lined ice box $1,000;
others 81 and up. 56l6 E. Westinghouse.
SEVERAL complete homes of furniture at
bargain prices. j. P. GRIBBEN FURNI-
TURE & STORAGE. 15Ol-O3 Madison-av.
ELECTRIC refrigerator. "GE'' Monitor top
slightly used; bargain. 34ll N. Illinois,
8-CU. FIT, GRUNOw Re.rlgerator; slightly
damaged; will sac. STEWART RADIO
co. 1O4 W. 3sth-st.
OIL ranges: new and used.
B OCK' S "A ~ n H.. s7es
MAYTAG-A-1 condition, square aluminium
tub See" priced reasonable. $3.50
Graceland-av.
GAS ranges: new and used.
B l. G K S " AZ n rs sal
HAMILTON Beach motor for sewing ma
chine: used l week. SO. 2305 N. New
Jersey
USED Chambers fireless gas range, s1O.98.
B LO OK S "A "a n iii. s s1es
ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner. $37 so COM
plete late model. MOTOR EXCHANGE.
SEVERAL used gas ranges. 50 to $3.50.
B OCK' S "A ~ n IiIl. sye5.
ELECTROLUX-Ga Box: medium size;
cost $3.50. sell $500. MOTOR EXCHANGE.
1914 w. Washington.
GUARANTEED used washers. $3.50 up.
teed. APPLIANCE SERVICE. $40 Viz
ginia-ay. RI-57l2
So Radios. Musical instruments
NEW 30 bass Pearlite ............ S142 so
PEARSON CO. INC 1913 N Penn.
STUDENT model accordions s23 95 up.
PEARSON CO.. INC 1913 N. Penn.
SYSTEM sEm. s 9 r i8d Gl So radios on
: PEARSON CO., INC ffiel,'l 1923 N. Penn. 80
$44 so: 6-tube auto radios. reduced to
$3.50. sK1NNER,s 8oi N. Delaware.
PHmLc0 high5oy; 7.tube pre-9wnedl,
$ $i9io don't L: s AYREs & CO. 18th floor.
ATWATER KENT radio, tubes. excellent
condition. splendid tone; medium size
cabinet; $40. % N. Temple.
AUTHORIZED Stewart Warner auto radio
service; member Radio Manufacturers
service. ARNEY, 1861 Broadway. HE
PIG. Evenings.
NEW PIANO FORM
The FIRST time ever displayed NOT
grand NOT an upright" NOT a square
NOT a spinet, NOT like anything you have
ever seen.
See the New Vertichord Nowi
100 E. Ohio. open til p. m) LI-6464
2 Baritone Saxophones
Pre-owned Epiphone Guitar in case. S31 So
Best stock used SaXes in State.
LORENZ MUSIC STORE
20 Pembroke Arcade.
8-TUBE STEWART WARNER L. b. S22 so
ECONOMY RADIO SHOP,
245 E. Wash.
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IA Help Wanted-FemaIe

2 LADIES. 1885. sal IS and bonus Aver
age. sssi5 vk- 3s's y Penn. Room $50
MIDDLE-AGED LADY for houSeuork Ex-
chanEe Tor room board. i27 s Cincin-
nati-St
HOUSEKEEPER. fun charge for employed
man More FOR home than vase. state
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CLEMENTS. JOHN I.-AEe S. beloved
husband q Sell Clements tnee Hum
bargcrf. father Of Richard. brother OF
william. Mary and Mrs. Harry Scnur-
mann. passed away SUNDAY. y 80 10
Funeral 2 90 a. Oh WcunrsdaF. a. late
residence. 1862 Faucala-av. 10 20.
s. Antnony-s Church B4rial s. Joseph
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I5A Statesmen. Solicitors. Agents
|, situations Wanted

wANTED-Dealcrs 10 retail on WORLDS
largest exclusive Venetian blinds. RI
900
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Repairing
Rug Cleaners
Signs
Window Shade Cleaning

BRENLrN window shades: Pells Venetian
blinds ARMSTRONG LINOI.EUM RI
1895. KEITH SHADE CO. 1850 n. III.
It's The Time, for RESULTS
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LARGE lake front lot on Shaeffer Lake;
sell or trade. LI-5928.
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE
r. A. FRANKIE RI-2300
e KIRK MCKINNEY CO. INC
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

SO UP-720 N. Delaware: l. 2 and 3 rooms;
newly furnished overstuffeo: sink. RI
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READ The STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE,

said. Then you can run around
and show them all your funny gait. "
The beast performed for quite a
while and then wee Dotty, with a
smile, said. Gee. I'd like to ride on
him. III bet tWould be a thrill.
Perhaps 1 am too heavy. though.
and with me on. he wouldn't 60"
Then Copy added Yes, and you
might also take spill"
oh. you're both wrong" the man
replied 1t IS quite safe to take a
ride. Why, ne can carry two Of you
at once. I'm sure Of that
All right then, 1 will hop
aboard" brave Scouty very prompt
" roared. And, as he did, fair Colby
shouted. Hang on to your hat!"
The youngsters rode around bit.
Then Copy yelled, I'm going to
sit behind you on the houndnag.
We will both be safe and sound"
When he had crawled up to his
place. a smile spread on the train
ers face. because the beast began
to toss the two lads all around.
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Hey Dotty. let that beast alone.
IT'S likely Il viii bark or groan,
cried Scouty. 1t is hard 70 tell just
what the thing Will 10.
Gee, in our travels everywhere,
I have seen common beasts and
rare. but I VIII tell you, frankly
that this fellows something new"
The trainer Of Freak Forest
smiled and said, Don't worry
youngsters. Hes not wild. That
fellow is a hound-nag and he'll do
just what I say
Why, he can kick and dash
around and bark Just ike a mon
strous hound. I know he will be
glad to join you TIMES in your play
But, first, III make him do a
trick. I've trained him and he's
very slick" once more the trainer
cracked his whip. The hound-nag
stood up straight.
Now, greet this bunch, and bow
your head" the trainer very shortly
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They are something like us, they speak the
same language but they are very strong and war
like. There is feud between them and US.
Sometimes they raid our village and kill our peo-
pie But anyway, should like 20 be captured by
one of them. The men are beautiful"
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THIS TIME,

BY questioning Arbela she explored again the
possibilities of escape from the valley of the
crater There is no exit" Arbela replied; unless
it be to the South, where dwell the South Canaan
ties who are they?" Lady Beth inquired Arbela
shook her head sadly,
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COMIC PAGE
BY Williams

Arbela sighed, then continued 4 think
South Canaanite husband would love me, for I am
beautiful, too" Beth was about to smile at the
girls naivete when a sinister form suddenly dark
ened the mouth of the cave 1t was Niarchus;
and be commanded: Come with me"
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Lady Beth knew that soon she would be en-
gagged in a titanic struggle for power with Nj
archus-and she feared the result The position
of the high priest and his performance Of the
sacrifcial rites were firmly ngrained in the age
old traditions of this degraded sect.
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Downstairs at 0Y"es

is the third day Of great pre-Easter SAL
celebration Of our 18Th Birthday We'v
every member Of your family pictl
substantial QUALITY. Best Of all, we've
the breath Of life is put into the picture f
full picture panied for your home, too. E
yourself how easy we have made it
picture" -. in time for Easter.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
HENRY M. FOWLER, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict of Columbia. Holding Probate CourIs
Estate of Isabella A, Donnelly Deceaseo'
No 4S 236. Administration Docket, lUf.
The notification as to the trlal OF .1e M9
issues in this case relating TO the Vsnolty
of the paper writing dated the 1St Gay OF
March, 1885. purporting 70 pe tne lnSS
will and testament of Isabella A. Donnelly.
deceased having been returned as 70 James
p Marsden; Alice Lawson; Edward Burcn.
Frank Marsden; Lille Brown; Geo.
Yeatman; Hazel McKnight; William Hart;
and also any unknown heirs AT law ana
next of KIN of Isabella A. Donnely oe-
ceased If any II living. and IL oeao tnelrr
WidoWers, widows. devisees, heirs. next OF
kin successors IN interest. legal repre-
sentatiyes assigns or trustees, mot to be
found" 1t is this 31st day OF October. 1888.
ordered that the issues be set down Tor
trial on the 18th day of December. 1888:
and that this order and the substance OF
said issues to wit. Is the said VIII the
Last Will and Testament OF decedent? was
the said Will executed and atteSted TO in
due form as required by law? Was de-
cedent OF sound and disposing mind and
capable Of executing o valid deed and con-
tract at the time of making said Wil2
Was said VIII procured by coercion or un-
due sE, ss be PSssHsS PUB Sncs
Law RspoTtssF and s%ics sv.Uisx Msss fPT the
joseph JOSE PevVoV w. cox. Justice. tseaiS Attssr
THEODORE CoGSWELL. REGISTER OF WIG
toc the pistritc Of Soluimbis qsTk 81 . q shs
(COntinaed on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1935-11-25
SALE-HOUSES.
2876 PERRY ST. ME.

WOODRIDGE-Moder bungalow. 5 r.
and b.. sleeping porch. new-house condi-
ton; electric refrigeration: large lott ga
rage; S5.95O; $500 cash. $50 month; Open
ave. left one block to Perry. Phone De-
catur U317 Evenings, Potomac 1858.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-TIMBER FOR sAwMILL PUR.
poses; would like to exchange good water
front property and bungalow near Gibson
Island; pine preferred. LAUREL LUMBER
CO.. Woodlawn. Md.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
EXCHANGE.

NICE GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. IN
best residential section of Tampa, Fla. as
part payment on home in D. c. or nearby
Virginia; nothing over S10.O00i no agents.
ADDRESS Box I52-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

1870 EMERSON ST. .N.W.-CENTER-H HALL
one-car garage, large front porch, awnings,
screens; 500 per month; yearly lease.
HAMEs sda phope A. GERDas Ns;eSs, Agent 40g6 80
SIX ROOMS. AMI, OIL HEAT. FRIGID-
aire. sos per month. 2319 Wisconsin ave.
Phone Cleveland 1865.
96Ol JONES MILL RD-5 ROOMS AND
BetReen BeeR md End and srd@coionisl sos home Si Of
z rooms and bath. ami. elec: refrigera-
tiOn; vacant an o3@ DECEMBER p.u1s l9; $s5' c6
733 18th ST. NV. National 0353.
CLEVELAND PARK,
$500 Lowell st. NW.-Modern detached
home of rooms. 2 baths, garage. ami;
SI10.
733 10th St. NV National O353.
1889 z ST. SEQ ROOMS. 2 BATHS:
good for families; h-wh,: VII: eIse 2sesr
garage: Slo5 month. Call OWNER. Wis
LYON PARK ROOMS. NEW DETACHED
brick, built-in garage, on Pershing drive.
PPusffsPens PHs faPe s75' OWNER carendon 1I5s!w
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. NW--A BEAU
tiful corner home. high and healthful; rent
PERCY H RUSSELL CO. 1871 St. NV.
AVAILABLE DECEMBER ]: SEVEN-RoOM
semi-detached brick h. -w.h. SO st. NV.
SO0- FnO0e MetTOpOilldH : Ilo.
EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD-D
ed rooms. baths, 2-car garage. oil
heat; convenient to schools. stores and
transportation. Phone National 104o or
SOMERSET. 393 CUMBERLAND AVE
Detached frame house. 5 rooms. bath. in
closed sleeping porch. electric refrigerator,
automatic oil burner, h.-w h. detached
garage; well-sha6ed lot. 69xl50. Available
December.l: S15 per month. May be in
spected. Columbia 1000. Apt. 511-F.
FOXALL-5 BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS, DOU-
bic rear porcheS, maids room garage, gas
heat fireplace and elec. refrigeration.
Phone National 1040 or Emerson G76S. or
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
ROOMS. INCLOsED PoRCHEs, 2
baths. lear garage, near 18th and Co
lumbia rd; oil heat: $50 per month.
Phone District SsSS. JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Detached, convenient location, close IN,
NV. suburb. Brookmont: Md; rent: S3S 80
to reliable tenant. JOHN NJ. KING CO.,
zoos 1lth st. NV.
42I 9th ST. Nw-NINE ROOMS, BATH.
latrobe heat: newly papered: $40. r. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 25'
1910 BRANDYWINE ST NW-6 ROOMS
and bath. attic. porches; man on prem
B. Be- H. JoHiNsoN CO.. GAL Ny. Ave NV.
COLORED-l665 MoNTELLO AVE. NE.
6 r. and b.. modern; built-in garage; rent,
$3.50 month. E. A. GARVEY, 1126
Vermont ave. Phone District 45OS.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BEAGLES Ctwol: one night dog; all broken.
Address Box 454-S. Star office.
POINTER DOG. female, broken, 8 years
old; $40. w. E. Beall. 1850 G st. s.e.
Phone Lincoln 77S7-J.
CHIHUAHUA. pedigree: very tiny; beau
tiful color; house broken; ideal pet.
Phone Metropolitan 1922.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

3O6 9TH ST. NE.-TWO-ROOM APT,
nicely, furnished; Ink; next to bath; rea-
sonable rent.
5O3 18th ST. s.E.-TWO BED ROOMS,
large kitchen. bath. suitable for two cou-
pies; must be seen to be appreciated. No
children
fireplaces; old GEORGETOWN house; no dogs.
radios, children night owls. drunks or
hideaEsys; Jsnit9r. l 34o4 PEespect aye aye.
location; attractive livinR-bed room, dress
ing room, dinette. kitchen. bath: elevator.
Frigidaire; $1,000; now available. Phone
Adams 1882. 27'
apt. with another; hotel service: reasonable.
Chastleton Hotel. $40, for appointment.
s32 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV ROOMS,
bath with shower, steam heat, unlim, hot
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. PORCH. PIANO,
open fireplace; attractively furnished; vi
cinity Taft Bridge; S125. Walnut ISIS.
1910 HEMLocK ST W.-THREE LARGE
tricity, telephone included; S52 $50. Adults
only. Geo. 41S1.
LADY WANTS ANOTHER TO. SHARE
sma Srsss BOZ sDa!t aw s,aE Wi9tee 1ee months Ad
AtTTRAcT1vEY FURNISHED ONE ROOM,
Kitchen, bath. foyer, large closets elec.
included Has to be seen to be appre-
si6e $685. Come naeaa ave- for n% couple Apply Apt $
2l32 EYE ST N.W.-FIRST FLOOR, ONE
room and kitchen.
8 ROOMS, K. AND B., THREE EXPO
sures, furnished except linen; adults only.
3426 10th ST. NV. Phone Columbia 1881.
FUR APT, HOUSEKEEPING OR NON
housekeeping; bed room. living room. bath,
cupboard kitchen; exclusive section; ref
erences. Cleveland 1894.
426 ALLISON ST. .N.W.-BED-LIVING
room and kitchen. cleo, gas, phone and
Frigidaire; adults only Adams 1869.
BEST NV, SECTION TO REFINED
adults; delightful surroundings; beautiful
phone inciuded AiP Phone ADAMS oss
PARK RD.. u BLOCK l4th ST. ROOM
housekeeping. modern; also room; meals
optional: employed adults; garage; select
Protestant home. Columbia 06s2.
kApY LAi WILL SHARE 1;RSooM. KIT.
Govt. depts. 212l H st. NV. Apt. SOB.
500 Mo;-LIv. RM., BED RIM. K. B; AND
porch; Gentlles. adults: no dogs. Buchanan
Apis. 1926 18th st. Or unfurn. $4,000.
fiat, kitchen and semi-private bath: beau
TRULY d furnished. Price. $50 per month.
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH MURPHY
good closets: completely furnished Electro
lux RANDALL Sf ALI H. f. HAaNER he ER' Co g. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
FuRN4 APARTMENTS; UNFURN.
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
PHONE NATL. S296- Ewes. ATL. SO.
90S 10th ST. NV. 26'
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APART
mentS and houses. 927 18th st. NV. Room
3O7. Phone National SLY.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and F sts nw.-l room. kit, bath;
completely turn. linens. silver Frigidaire;
day week. month National 6425
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
OVERLOOKS ROCK CREEK PARK.
ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM APT. $50.
Choicest location; modern. fireproof
bldg; 24-hour elev.. secretarial phone
service; refriR., mirror doors. Pot. 50S3.
APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
551O WISCONSIN AVE. N.W-3 OR 4
room apts.; furnished or unfurnished,
Including garage. Wis. 559s.
4 RMS, $62; FURN., SITS.
CHEEKY apt. modern bldg. Best NV
section. Handy to cars. schools, stores; tile
bath: parauet floors. Phone Adams 962s.
SEE THESE APTS.
Newly decorated. ? rooms. large kitchen.
bath. porch and laundry: schools and
Evening star., 1935-11-25
SALE-Co-oPERATIyE APTs.
END RENTING PROBLEMS.

buy cooperative Apartment.
No. 80 Parkwood, I746 X st. NV; open
for. inspection; r beautiful rooms. tile
bath; 9th floor. front; for immediate sale;
$4,000, LEROY GADDIS, Jr, 1913 10Th
st. NV. Phone National 1877.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c
2712 00nd ST NE

New. detached brick. five rooms. bath.
recreation room. weather-stripped. SCREEN
ed furred walls. detached garage. paved
street and alley. Price. $3.50 with
terms. or consider rental at 500 per
month to adults only. Open daily to 9
pm. Out Rhode Island ave. to 22nd st.
ne. left to home. LEWIS H. HALL. Pot.
602I
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SEND FOR BULLETIN DESCRIBING WA
ter-front and inland properties for sale.
CHAE. F. LEE, Annapolis. Nd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


APPAREIEMen's; APE AEda. women's and chiidrens;
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 9TH
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 6370. 2S'
APPAREL, furniture. household goods
mems and children'S clothing and shoes.
Call Shorty. Metropolitan 6271. 26s
ANTIQUE GUNS, pistols. swords. knives.
armor and curioS: best cash price paid; we
buy entire collections. Murray Galleries.
1924 goth st. NV. 2S'
BED ROOM SUITES. living room. dining
home. win pay cash Phone Adams 1915.
prices paid. Bargain Book Shop. sos 9th
st. NV. District 5007. Open evenings.
CLOTHING-Hignest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman's. 1122 7th st. NV
highest. prices. best results. Phone At
lantic 1893.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware, rugs, silverware. paintings; highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133.
GoID--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. Sill
YER, YER, PLxAT1NuMt gx I TEETH, Eth, D1scARPEEEpI
INC. 4S YEARS at 935 F.
OFFICE FURNTTURE-cashr register. iron
safe store store fixtures: stocks Of msIenansd1iss. @ s
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
jeWelry Full cash valve paid. Selinger'8.
SIS e st. NV.
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
Since 1866. Federal License.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED

l414 MONTAGUE ST. N.W-DETACHED
home. 8, rooms. . baths. inclosed sleeping
porch. elec. refrigerator, garage. oil heat:
attractively furnished. LINKINS CO., 1873
De Sales st. Phone District 1922.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Lovely 6-room house in Mt. Pleasant; ga
rage, elec. refrigeration; bachelor would
retain room and board with family; reas.
Adams 0399. National 9646.
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SALE LE-INvEsTMENr PROPERTY,

tContinued)
a GOOD INCOME WITH sAFETYI
sZ Z.ZOO--Six-room brick In central north
west section. Rented at $50 per month.
S4.2oO-Six-room and bath brick in re.
F5Insca iFSr,Ttea WHITE h neigh6orhood, northwest.
pantse pptsse hsat; -elec; GOOD condition.
en- lDsn lHsnteq az So2.50 per month.
S6'5OU.-Two new one-story brick stores.
both rented at S35 per month or
total OF $50 per year. No operating
expenses viii net I5et xotISr 80 aux
investment AH VA
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
1505 H ST. NV. NATIONAL. oaAs
FOUR-UNIT APARTMENT. JUST COM.
pleted. n splendid renting section north
east: renting for 81. 100 per year: gas heat
90. furnished by tenants; first trust, Ss 500.
three years. VIII show 200 return on
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1901 Fua c. Nu