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RENT-SUBURBAN.

beautifuIiy ttSi furnished apt bungalow; tile
9s!n' o45 no Snoesi ehiidren. RUBY LEE MINAR
co. Glebe I'd. Phone Clarendon ass.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOMS, 81. BATH; TIL
bath: possession, october - Lyon Til-
laee; $50 month, c. w. CLEVER. Car
endon 322.
ALEXANDRIA VA. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.
Furnished house. 5 bed rooms, baths.
Frisidaire, oil burner instant hot-wss.er nsde
phone Alexandria 2l64.
ON MONROE ST, ROCKVILLE; MD
Unfurnished modern residence OF late S; B.
Hege: center hall. IL rooms. 5000 feet
porch space. large grounds. nne trees ana
shrubbery; suitable for large family T.
HEGE. executor. 3e22 LiVineston ST..
Washington. D. c.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. BEAUTIFUL LO-
cations rooms. sleeping porch a m i
Near school, bus. S1S.50mo. Clarendon l. .
LARGE BUNGALOW. 14-FT. RMS, aft.
stores. school: Hyattsville: S31 GEO. C.
WALKER. phone Greenwood 1899.
6 ROOMS AND BATH, GAS ELEC.
1l6 Cottase Terrace. Cottage City. Md.
evenings.
10 N IRVING ST. CLARENDON. VA.
Rooms. Bath. H--WH H. Garage-s5o-oO.
~ GUSTS AVE, DEL RAY VA, -
5 R.. B. H.-W H. Refrle Garage-soo'OO
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS,
Washineton Building. District 94sb.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.

$50 or mail and telephone privilege. 50;
up-to-date facilities finest location.
PART-TIME USE NICELY FURNISHED
private Office in suite with P. B. \. tele-
Confidential arrangement: modern down
town ONCE building. Address Box 242-E.
Star Office -
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sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY,

VALUABLE COMMERCIAL LOT
located on Bladensburg I'd. between Ran
dolph and r sts ne; 235 IT. front. Will
sell all or any part. Permit available for
gas station; excellent site for barbecue
stand. store. etc Section is being de-
veloped very rapidly See MI: Towbes.
1404 Z. CAERITZ DI Q0Sn-
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SALE-HOUSES.
S4.950.

Petworth-Brick. q rooms. tile bath,
h W h.. garage. yard. . inclosed porches.
120o down balance $3.50 per month.
WASHINGTON REALTY co. INC.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

OPENING sALE-BONNIEWOOD
good narbor. fne fishing electricity.
Waterfront lots IN tall timber 500 50.
others 81 50; payable e? mo. Houses
built and financed on budget plan. Phone
Sterling 955l A.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FURNISHED FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
ing rooms alcove and bath, hot-water
heat elec. refrigeration; private entrance
mi: l block from Lee Highway. good bus
service Couple or business girls; good
neighborhood. Immediate possession.
Phone Walnut s622.
1900 N. CLEVELAND ST. CLARENDON,
Va-2 furn. rooms kitchen. semi-private
bath Phone Clarendon 2551. %
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oUT-OF-TOWN APARTMENTS.

oAToNsVILLE. MD-BEAUTIFUL. LARGE
apt. End floor bed rooms. dining room.
living room kit pantry. bath gar. aut.
heat and hot water. incinerator: refrlg;;;
$3.50 Commute from Relay or bus. Call
Catonsville 1ns or write F. c. RE1TZE.
Catonsville Md.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Observation-Disclosures.
CponuIluOo
1858 QUINCY NV LIGHT ROOMS
with large glass-inclosed porch; clean; open
2 to 3 pm. ------------
SIX ROOMS, BATH; ALL OUTSIDE.
AdInnbta AdHlts only Sc a0ol 18th St. NV Phone
is EVARTS ST. NE" LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen: private bath, and inclosed porch;
heat Light gas and pSone egs Poo9aa e
rooms room kit Kitchen and bath: electric refrig-
Grafton Very desirable: S45.
5o3 HoLsTEIN AVE, TAKoMA PARK,
Md rms, bath: all modern conVen-
fences, IL rms. and bath.
CECIL-10?6 18th ST.
and bath har slevaPof serViee
RANDALL H HAGNER 8 co: INC
1921 Conn Ave. Decatur 5ooo.
DowNToWN-l9"7 NJ ST. NV
Entire trst l0or two two rooms. rooms k''' 0S'n'
WALKING DISTANCE. 1870 r; l. AVE AVE.
nw.-Refrigeration and gas tree auist
bldg,; :. rooms. recep hall. Kitch.' path'
/ RM. KITCHENETTE AND BATH. $40 80.
4524 IOWA AVE. NV.
Frigidaire on House Current.
NJ. FRANK RUPERT, l0l? Ith 81. NV.
THE WEsTMORELAND. :l22 CAL1FoR-
snartToent nc 1T,s of rooms and bath large
porch, Frigidaire and elec; included in
rent; Sll15O: 24-hour switchboard ana
elevator service; excellent dining room in
building. m
1898 De Sales s.. District 33:!.
STONELEIGH COURT,
1925 CONNECTICUT AVE.
We Invite You to Inspect,
Room Kitchen. Bath and rover;
Rooms Kitchen, Bath ana FOyerI
3 Rooms and Bath:
Modern Building. Beautiful Lobby.
Switchboard and Elevator.
Mrs MARY POSTON. Resident Manager,
Phone National 996t
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SALF-FARMS.

PRICE, S65O-II ACRES HIGH LEVEL
wooded land, Q miles District $50 dowr
SIS monthly; no interest CHARGES Phone
National 1853 or Atlantic 52O5-J a.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eve Street Northwest.

NN- 49, NA'''NSN-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
BRICK AND STONE Bu1LDsNG'' CON CON
TANNING Is APARTMENTS, KNOWN AS
The The ., DERoNDA BEING PREMISES
BY virtue of certain decd OF trust duly
recorded in ,Liber No. fO59 folio 1855 Ct
coumba W and at tSe'qs he Teo3e W Of the parry
secured, thereby. the undersigned trustee
pI fs ob puPc PRbg1 9sSo4 HP L Eq1t q rs
DAY OF ocToBER, AID. 1885. i AT AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises situate in the District
part of original lot numbered thirty 800
IN square nSoeTed one 9UndTsd }r and
at the southeast corner Of said lot and run
ming thence. north along the line of 18th
street, 80 feet inches thence west 90
south 30 feet . inches TO the south line o.
said lot; thence east 40 feet 70 the place Of
will be sold subject to the lien. If any. Of
the Collector of Internal Revenue. Baltl-
more. Nd. recorded in Liber $50 folio
~" Of said land records. also recorded IN
lumb;a particular of which will be an
Terms FERNS Of sale sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chsse-money to be paid in cash. balance
payable on or before three ~ wears with
ine5si at 6 PEI Fro Gsngm per snnun
cured by frst deed Of trust upon III. prop
ertv sold. or all cash, a. the option Of the
purchaser A deposit Of : 600 Will be re-.
CURED al time of sale Exam nation Of
title conveyancinE. recording. etc, al cost
CT purchaser. Terms OF sale 70 be coru-
piled with within 30 davs from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the rieht 10
resell the property at the risk and cost OF
defaultne purchaser after five Gays adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
posit may be forfeited. or without forfeit
ing depoSit trustee NAV avail itself OF any
lesal or equitable rights against detaultlns
purchaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
BY VIM L. BEALE.
Vice President.
(Seall Attest:
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WILLIAM BOSWELL.
Met. 3O33 Eve North oa3a

S5.95o-MODERN COLONIAL BRICK.
fronting on wide avenue in good wnIte
residential section close to grade and
high schools. Six rooms and bath
front and double rear porches. hot
water heat hardwood ifs. and garage.
S7.950-NEW SIX ROOM. TWO BAH
BRICK, deslrably located in Petworth
near car line and school Modern in
every respect. large front and double
rear porches. reception room. elec.
relIiE.. garase., Deep yard fine tor
children. The best buy in this section.
SS,:tnu-DcTACHED BRICK AND STONE
HOME. en- teauttfu! wooded lot 60x12O
feet. IN one of the best communities IN
nearby Virginia. Center-hall plan. sig
rooms. tile bath. screened porch. large
recreation room. two freplaces. oil
burner. elec. refrig. built-in sarage:
80. 7500DEPACHEp BRICK IN CHEVY
CHASE. D, &C; Six rooms. TWO TWO TILE lie
open hreplaces, two large porcheS Zone
screened modern kitchen elec, refrlg =.
and garage. Slate roof; good location
Several shade trees. One Of the best
values on the market today.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
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The ia 5alle
lO2S Conn. Ave. NV.

lUSo SUliH' nNC' AN'''
Splendid broom and bath
non housekeeping apartment.
Moderate rate.
Also most attractive modern
duplex apartment, "a home
within itself" consists Of studio
living room, dining room.
kitchen and pantry; open stair
case to 2 bed rooms and 2
baths.
This is the finest apartment
Of its kind south of New York,
and its rental is surprisingly
reasonable.
Resident Manager on Premises.
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ISeaIl Attest.
A. H SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
oc1 -d&ds exSu.
THOS. j OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.
143l Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
PREMISES 1741 K STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M:
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
PREMISES 174l K STREET NORTH
~ WESI TiItuo Of certain deed O. trust,
duly " recorded in Liber No ISIS. folio ~
ct seq of the land records of the District
of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the underslEned
trustees will sell at publc aucti2n in fT9nt-
Ninth DAY OF oCToBER, AD. ia35, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK. PM: the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District of Columbia. and designated as
and being the east one-half OF orisinal
sixty-three G63). said half Of said l9t
having a front OF thirty t30) feet on x
street by a depth OF one hundred and
forty-six G46I feet eleven az inches to
an alley together with the bIn
Terms of sale: One-fourtl of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
IN three equal installn.ents. payable in
one, two and three years, with interest ~
5i2 per centum per annum payable semi.
first deed Of trust upon the property SOLD.
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit of $500 will be required at
time of sale. Examination of title. con-
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps. etS,.
complied with within 30 days from day OF
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the riss
and cost of defaulttnR purcha after T.
five days advertisement Of such resale IN
some newspaper published in .WashinSton.
D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited. or
without forfeitine deposit trustees may
avail itself of any legal or equitable rights
ALBERT H SHIILINGTON.
GEO w. WHITE. Trustees.
seoS-d&ds eXSu
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EXCHANGE.

SUBURBAN HOME CLEAR OF TNCUM-
brance for detached or semi-detached
home IN city; Sroom house on large lot
ings Call Mr Warhed-
L. McKEEVER CO.. Inc.
Shoreham Bldg. National 4750
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. LAPoRTE- IND.
several attractive residence lots. Indiana
owner now a resident Of Washington viii
sacrifice for cash. Address Box 250-E,
Star Office.
80 ACRES. 2 MILES FROM SILVER
Spring. in Montgomery County near In
dian Spring Club beautifully wooded; $500
per acre: easy terms. Wise. 2609. A.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

TAKoMA PARK HOMES FROM s. 600
up: lots from $500 up. ROBERT E LOHR.
3ii Cedar ST., Takoma Park. Georgia 0ss1.
FOUR ACRES. LARGE SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
excellent condition: electricity. bath. fur
mace. Philgas. electric refrieerator. out
utes center Washington School. church.
grocery across street; bus TRANSPORTATION
to WASHINGTON. Wonderful location Tor
poultry farm-tourSt home or building
proposition Steam-hest ttng plant. large
hot-water heater. radiators and all sizes
lumber for several cabins or coops go
with place. Small cash payment. balance
like rent. Phone OWNER. METROPOLITAN
1915 between 5 and pm.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 81 CEDAR AVE
5-room brick bungalow. steel sash. Wv h.,
fioored attic; Il block of school. paved
street: ST 250-S1 900 cash. terms. F. F.
PAPOT Builder
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ASTOUNDING BUY


IN IAkOMA PAfih. =,
beautiful detached home. absolutely IN
perfect condition: rooms, bath, first hoor;
3 rooms, bath. second floor. ideal Tor
complete apt). Open fireplace. cleo. relrle.'
2-car garage screens. weather-strlpplng.
Lot has most beautiful oak trees you have
ever seen and is 50x225. Your inspection
Frank S. Phillips-Dist. 14ll
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6,5OO-WONDERFUL
BARGAIN.

Owner. in poor, health. will saeritice
this 1l-room. 2.bath deeached iTsme Tsrae
lot with trees: close to stores. cars, schools.
Cash payment $1,000 to responsible party.
Present income from rental Of 6 rooms as
apt. is SIOO per month. can be increased:
3 rooms left for owner to occupy. In NV:
1-fare zone Investigate at once. Do not
reply il not prepared to pay at least 81 .OOO
cash. Address Box 231-E. Star ONCE.
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A RARE BUY.

Bethesda section-6-room. Cape Cod
styIe dwelling tiled bath h.-w.h. hard
wood floors. open fireplace; one-third acre;
in a growing community. Price, $500.
Reasonable cash payment. 500 per month.
MUNGER R-HOLLINGSWORTH CO., Bethes-
ID Rank Bldg Phone Wisconsin 4H52.
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THE WYOMING,
o022 COLUMBIA RD.

9 bed rooms. . baths. large living room;
dining room, reception room. kitchen ana
pantry. Rent. Sl35. Call Decatur 1900.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

98 ACRES. LOCATED AT CHILLUM. D. c.
Near Catholic University BEN A.
BUSCHER 22Os Wisconsin ave NV
Phone Cleveland 0095. 3'
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WANTED-APARTMENTs.

UNPUBLISHED APT. WITH 2 OR 4 RMS.
kitchen. bath. preferably with porch. Call
North 060l,
FURNISHED APT. NEAR POWELL JUN
1or H S. for family OF 4 will pay $50
month. Phone Metropolitan 2o92. 3'
| OR ROOMS. BATH. FURN. OR UN-
furn NV. prefer Mt. Pleasant; Oct. 10
Phone Metropolitan S315. > to 10 pm.
COUPLE AND GIRL WANT 3 ROOMS.
unfurn.. kitchen. bath, heat furnished,
$40. Address Box 260-E. Star Office.
GOVT MAN DESIRES SMALL, AIRY,
furn. apt. with kitchen. . or 3 weeks this
month State price. Address Box 265-E.
Star office.
UPPER NE OR NV. GROOM APT. UN-
furnished, with kitchenette and private
bath; not over $40; for young married
couple Phone Emerson s671. -
YOUNG COUPLE want kitchen. bath. l or
. rooms furnished private home: D. c.
suburbs preferred: $40. Call North 1907.
Vincent Caputo. bet. Q m. and 3 pm. -
YOUNG CATHOLIC COUPLE DESIRE !"
or 2 room apartment or fat. Kindly
state rent. Address Box 194E, Star office.
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WANTED-IOTS.

HAVE EXCELLENT CLIENTELE FOR
well-located lots or tracts. NV ne or sc
Zoned for residential or fats or apartments
ADDRESS particulars to Mr.. SCARBOROUGH.
14i1 K st nv
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS PRCCURED.
FINANCE SERVICE. nc
e39 ave. NV. Natl 3sO4. 1905
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.. 9o3 N. Y AVE. NV
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING?
Call LrTTLEFIELD. ALVORD g. CO..
West 1912
Established 1872
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RENT--STORES

III I5th NE.
FirSt-Commercial Store. l2x40 Feet; S35
r A. BLUNDON Co sos NV
5311 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Large Bright Store-S15 90.
GEORGE I. BORGER 643 Ind. Ave. NV.
20lO 18th ST NV
Store room OF approximately CSC so. #;
$50. THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST
CO. Real Estate Dept. National 3440.
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SALE-HOUSES.
lCnnfinuedA

detached corner house, good condition;
hardwood floors. oil heat. weather-stripped.
water heater. new kitchen stove and sink.
WEAVER Box 81. Falls Church, Va.
Phnnn Enlls Church I2l-W
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SALE-HOUSES.
MINTWOOD PLACE

Near 18th st. and Columbia road. one OF
the best locations in Washing ton. Bay
window brick house of o rooms, 3 baths,
sleeping porch, garage. Price. s10.6OO.
Government mortgage, $500.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. l1lI st NV.
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CHEVY CHASE D. c.

New 6-rm. detached corner brick home
nearing completion with oil heat concrete
Colonial front porch. stone steps. brick
garage. screened. weather-s strips; excellent
neighborhood. near schools. transporta-
tion. The best buy in this exclusive
section.
WILLIAM ROSWELL
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NEAR OLD GEORGETOWN

detached brick house OF the authentic
early American design will be built to
your order on beautiful lot commanding
view of the Potomac River and the hills
of Southern Maryland. Construction OF
the house will be first class in every de-
tail. Location is within 3 minutes drive
of Dupont Circle. Many unique features
will be incorporated in the house. Price.
S.2,5 Preliminary drawings can be
seen by communicating with HARRY K.
ROSS 14lI K st NV
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S35 PER MONTH. $3.50 CASH.
Groom BUNGALOW. bath. ami. fireplace,
garage, chicken house large lot; on pus
Greenwood 261:3
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES FOR RENT NEW CITIZENS
Bank Bids. best location in Takoma Park.
Washingtons largest suburb; ideal for
business and professional purposes. Phone
HEBER n. VOTAW. Georgia 0SO0~
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Opp Del Ray Post Once. Alex. 2749.
ON RIVER RID. ABOUT 10 MILES NV.
in sight of the Blue Ridge; high ridge
containing 10 acres. the rear part IN
timber. for Sl,500 Other acreage in the
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
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WOODRTDGE RARGAIN.
1850

rooms new-house condition: anil.
h-w.h garaee: $3.50 cash. S55 monthly.
Vacant: move in MAYNOR. 2605 Brent
wood I'd. me- Phone North 4336.
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XANTED-MONEY.

interest, secured on brick property on
Georgia ave. LEO V. GLORIUS. 1918 18th
81. NV. Phone District 1895
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OhlCe. OUS MOuIlt -VeTNOIi AVt;o
mol Pov pOSt nffra Alex o140.

ROOMS. , BATHS-s5. 900.
Small cash. Easy terms: Lot 50Xl15.
Others up to $4,000 in jefferson Park.
j H POLADIAN. Builder,
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WE HAVE SEVERAL BUNGALOWS IN
nearby Md. priced So zoo to $4,000 with
low monthly payments. Apply PERRY
ROSWELL 34th and r. / ave. ne.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Evening star., 1935-10-02

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate IMPROyED BY FOUR STORY
BRICK AND STONE BUILDING. CON-
TANNING 8 APARTMENTS, KNOWN AS
THE DERONDA. BEING PREMISES
l21.l % Al-rIL
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO LEASE 1915 RIM. HOUSE.
unfurnished or partly furnished for board,
irg club State location. rent and iemgIn I,
of lease obtainable. Address Box LIE
star office.
6 OR RIM. HOUSE VICINITY SILVER
Spring or Takoma Park. fair conditioonn'
possession by october %; not over sou;
viii buy If priced right: all cash OF az
cash above first trust. Shepherd 2I5@-J.
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I0W0 n SI. N w. M HUMID ,'lFl
LARGE 3-STORY ROW HOUSE. SUITABLE
for 3 apis. thas > now. owner leaving
town. hence priced less than $500. Do
not let this opportunity pass for an excel
lent buy Located in fine rental section
NV. Call Mr.. Warfleld--
Evening star., 1935-10-02

Ss.950-Colonial semi-detached brick,
10 large bright rooms. 3 complete oaths,
h.-wh garage. home of this type is
in demand because of its popular location
and its suitability for home or room1nig z
Mr., Mannakee ewes and Sun. Adams ] 241
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DIST. 141l
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REPOSSESSED BARGAIN
CHEVY CHASE-S9.9 $50.

Originally sold for SI3 900 Practically
new. all-brick detached home; q bright
rooms. . baths, sleeping porch. wood-burn-
ing fireplace, large recreation room; close
to schools stores and transportation.
Shown by appointment OnlY Natl. sD49.
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EVENTS
PROGRAMS


Indianapolis League, Hearing D. Sat Room 318
Trade-bldg party Program Games Grab
bag
Lecture 1890 Thursday Propyaem. Brown
Greek Gods and Modern Folk Lore" Open to public
Chapter F, P E. O. Ssterhood
Park-av hostess Reading of state bylaws
Portfolio Club Thurs Propylaeum Blows" talk
by Mrs Lee Burns Mr. Mrs Simon
and Paul Hadey supper committee.
Thursday Lyceum Club Thurs Mrs Harry
1908 Club. Thurs Bowers, 5255 N Pennsylvania st
hostess
Alpha Chapter T Psi 1890 Fri Murray
Dalman c. E. Volmer Thompson Gray Frank Cay
lord, G. J. Hasely, committee.
Hvingon Fortnighy Club. Fri w. A. Mrs
W. B. Ward hostesses Maid Orleans Henry Prescott
THE Sufragettes," Mrs. Arthur Robinson
ct, hostess Program, B. Sokesberry
CHURCHES
ST. Georges Episcopal Church school, D. Parish house
Christmas party. Play.
Southern Athletic Club $50 Sat Medan-st Door
prize. Norman Mueller, club
Gold Mound Council D. Of P m Sat- Foodcaft shop
Supper.
Golden Rule Chapter 43 O. E. $50 Tonight Masonic
temple North Inoisst Call meeting
Stated meeting 8 Christmas Dance members guests
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27
I7celUe SQu1w1ing Babies VIII Greet
NezU Year at Suen1n1a Coleman Home

THE home recently changed
Il it's name from the Florence
Crittenton Home to Suemma
Coleman Home, honoring a for
mer board member, Mrs. Suemma
Coleman Atkins. A bronze plaque
in memory of Mrs. Atkins is on
the wall in the nursery, addition
of which was made possible
through a gift from Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Coleman, in memory
of their daughter.
Each year. according to Mrs. w,
H. Morrison, board president,
there are calls for more children
than are available for adoption
at the home, And in these calls,
there are more girls asked for
than boys, though more boys are
born at the home.
"Adoptions here are made under
a very careful SYSTEM" Mrs. Nor
rison explains. Babies never are
ced Immediately with foster
parents at the time of their re-
quest. The foster home is in
vestigated, the character and
financial means of the applicants
and the suitability of the particu-
lar baby to that home.
And there are many foster
parents who want unattractive
babies; in spite of the theory that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27

every one wants a pretty, curly
headed girl.
1--WE had one baby here who was
so homely that the nurses nick
named him 'Tarzan.' But he was
so bright and lovable that it was
not difficult to place him, when
adoption time came. And his
foster parents wouldn't exchange
him for all of the curly-headed
pretty babies in the world"
MISS SMITH, who loves all the
1V1 babies at the home with
such maternal affection that
many of them, boarded long
enough to say their first words
there, instinctively call her ma"
has great faith in adoptions,
you can tell, even in a very
little baby, what it's character
probably will be when it grows
up" she asserts. q think that I
can look these babies over, and
tell pretty we'll the background
from which they came. There are
certain facial characteristics, even
in little babies; though most peo-
pie think they just have button
noses and wrinkled faces all alike.
And if were in position to
adopt child, I wouldn't be at
all hesitant to take one from the
home here. So much depends,
not on child's legal birth, but
on the training he receives as he
grows. I often dislike to see the
babies from here go into homes
of extremely wealthy people. I
always am afraid that the child
will be given too much of the ma
terial things in life, and will grow
up unappreciative of finer things.
But most of our calls for ba-
bies do not come from wealthy
families but from the homes of
persons in moderate circum-
stances"
The newest baby in the home
is one born on Christmas Day.
Another was one week-old Christ
mas Eve night, and the others
which make up the dozen range
in age from a few weeks to sew
eral months old.
The home is one of the Com
munity Fund agencies. officers
are Mrs. Morrison, president; Mrs.
Uz McMurtrie, first vice president;
Mrs. I. C. DeHaven, second vice.
president; Mrs. Thomas Elder,
secretary; Mrs. Arch v. Gross
man, treasurer; Mrs. Harvey Bel
ton, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Marjorie Roemler Kinnaird, at
torney; Mrs. John Sloane Kittle
and DR.. F. S. c. Wicks, publicity;
Mrs. Elsa Brant, food buyer; Mrs.
John w. Kern Jr., and Mrs. Ray
mond Blatchley, household sup
plies buyers
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ley, Washington; William Seelbaca.
Cincinnati; Miss Prudence Brown
and her guest, Miss Martha Fudge.
Charlottesville; Miss Jane thinner
and her guest, Miss Mary Ellen Her.
ron, Lansing, Mich; Miss Margaret
Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mis-.
Lew Wallace, Rye, N. Y, who is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert B.
Failey.
Other guests in the party are TO
be Misses Dora Sinclair, Barbara
Haines, Barbara Stafford, Josephine
Mayer, Joan MetZger and Alice
Vonnegut, and Noble Dean, Charles
Latham Jr., Richard Vonnegut.
Josiah K. Lilly Jr., George and
Allen Cloves, Thomas Taggart SIN
clair, Robert B. Failey Jr., Allen
Carroll, Richard MacCreery and Ed
ward Ijams, Terre Haute, house
guest Of the host.
Mr. and Mrs. William Higgins
have invited friends for dinner. Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles A. Greathouse Jr.
also are to dine with friends.