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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-20

YALE TUMBLES HARVARD
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June 90
Yale defeated Harvard in a college
baseball game here yesterday, 9 to 2.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus ......... 10 oil 030- 10 l
Kansas City ....... 100 900 220- 5 10 l
Klinger Thinning ana Ogrodowskl; P.
Page, Fullerton, Moore and Warren.
(First Camel
Louisville .......... 300 010 zoo 10 |
St Paul ........... 100 200 DOL
Using and Ringhofer; Stratton, kinzy
and Fenner
Second Came
Huntsville .......... 200 600 002-- 10 0
ST. Paul .......... 00l 900 600 2
Peterson and Thompson; Slime and
Giuliani
Toledo at Milwaukee wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Game)
Chicaro .......... 600 DOL 600 o
Boston ............. 100 100 00x- 0
Warneke and O'Dea, Hartnett smith
and Hogan.
Second Camel
Chicago ......... 900 100 002- 10 l
Boston ........... 600 600 o00- 0
Lee and Hartnett; Belts and Hogan.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn; wet grounds
Pittsburgh at New York, rain.
st. Louis at Philadelphia; rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-20
GAINS SCOTTISH GOLF TITLE
UnifcdPrcss

GLEN EAGLES. Scotland juno
.0.-Percy AlliSs, British profession
al, today held the Scottish Open
golf title, with a record low of 273
strokes. He equalled the course
record Of Sc in his final round yes
terday. Joe Ear. Waco. Tex, fin
ished well back in the field, with
294.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-20

hghl-rad glove throwers both of whom figure they
lightweight championship clash in the
fc card tomorrow night
a Sports
May Bagnatto
lightweight champion OF central
title with Tony
Chuck beat Tony in the Motor
City last February.
egt-round sem-wndp promises its share OF
promising Indianapolis light heavyweight in
against Mickey Mko light heavyweight champion OF Mich
Misko consecutive fights in Chicago.
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Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn %.
Chicago at Boston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Chicago az.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
washington at Cleveland.
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It's really our birthday, but in ap-
probation of past favOrs, we are
giving you some real bargains in
U. S. Tires. Cash in on this OppOr-
tunity. Save today - tomorrow =
every day-by riding on IS. Royals
the tires that give hundreds of ex-
ira miles for each tire dollar. Come
in today.
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DEATHS

Emma ]. Walker, IS, 1885 Massachu-
sets Ave. n. W.
Sophia j. l.. Lavender, SO, 612 Column
bia Rd. N. w.
Annie NJ. Duncan, II, 125 tennessee
Ave. N. E.
Camilus Wood. 70. Gallinger Hospital
Edwin C. Dinwiddle. 81, 1901 Lamont
st. N. W.
Thomas N. MohIer. 81. Emergency Hos
Arthur e. Hamachsr. g. 71s K St..
N. E.
George H. schnebsl, So, I'll Kentucky
Ave. s. e.
Emma H. Ross, So, Sibley Hospital.
Lula B. Reusch, So, Georgetown Hos
Bertha W. Altchison, ST. Garfield Hos
Mauds Heroson. ~. POPS o st. N. ".
Eta O'Keeffe, As. Sibley Hospital.
Carroll N. House. II, Garfield Hos
pital.
Marie Daley, 81, Providencs Hospital.
Rosemary Helm. /, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Reynoldss Is minutesD Provi-
William snyder. e. GallinEor Hos
pitaI.
George Hanston. 81. GallinEsr hos
william T. Overall. IS. 1913 P st. N. W.
Ethel Johnson S5s Frsedmen's Hos.
Jamie Richey. ~ 1903 swan st. N. W.
James H. johnson. a. 73s Fourth st.
Gertrude Strong. 81. Gallinger Hos
Edward Meredith. 80. GallinSsr Hos
pital.
Helena Wilson. "a, Garfield Hospital.
Isabelle Goffney. s. Freedmen'S Hos
pital.
infant Smith. No.. !. . days. Gallinger
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Justice MOffat
Claims Record
In Service

EVANSVILLE, Md, May 7.
Justice of the Peace Herbert j.
Moffat yesterday attained a
record that he thinks has no equal
in Maryland.
He took the oath of office as a.
justice, having now a commission
as justice from every governor
since the Republican Governor
Goldsborough IS years ago.
Justice Moffat is a Republican
and holds his position in the
busiest judges office in Prince
Georges, proud that his service
spans the terms from Governor
Goldsborough to another Repub-
lican, Gov. Henry Nice.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

4 St. N. W.. and Ollie walton, ~, 1919
La Verne Brookmeyer. %. and Mary
K. HURDLE, IS. both Of Baltimore. Md.
and Josephine Labond, "a. 135 Reeves
st. n. w
Raymond stark, al, 1919 Second St
n. w., and Louise Harvey 49, 1903
william Monroe. 90. - St. N.
W., and Liddls NJ. Mccoy. 49, 4A' o
Gordon c. Snyder. "a. Detroit, Mich,
and Margaret l. Hayes. 81, Ann Arbor
william A. Hallisey. 81 1117 x St n.
e, and Josephine r. Lynch, 49, 1920
Fifth st. y. w.
Ernest % ana fFsns.. T. T. % 8s2S IS
William Blunck, 80, and Marie
strickman, 80, both of Baltimore, Nd.
Julian D. Walker, %, $40 Morris
Pi n; E; and Halle N. Wade e.
Fredrck NJ. wolstenholme. %, and
Gladys NJ. Blackburn, o. both Of
Richmond, Va.
Thomas G Harmon, "a. 752 Nine
dirk, 81, 752 Nineteenth St. N. Z.
ROCKVILLE. Md, May 8 Especially.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued today by tho clerk of tho Circuit
Court for Montgomery county: Valerie
D Fontanilla. 26, and Anastasa LaJoe,
%. both OF Washington. D. c.; C. Law
renee P. Murphy, %. of Washington,
and Jane Gertrude Langley. 20, Benedict.
Nd: Robert Vest. -, and Eleanor NJ.
Mason, IS, both of Washington; William
J. Brown, 81, of Muncy, Pa, and Caro-
line B. Num-, 10. of Picture Falls, Pa. /:
George o. DittriCh. jr.. %. of Clarendon.
inKton
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MARRIAGE LAW
LETTERS STIR
THE HILL

The "back home" reaction to
the assertion made before the
House Civil Service Committee
that couples employed by the Gov
eminent are living together in
Washington without the benefit
of clergy because of the married
persons" clause is having its effect
on members Of Congress, it was
reported today.
Letters which have been pour
ing into the offices of Congress,
men since the allegation was
made are not concerned particu-
larly with whether or not the
married persons" clause should
be repealed.
Correspondents want to know
whether such an assertion is we'll
founded, and why such condl'
ton exists in the Nations Capital,
and why the character OF those
employed in the Government is
not investigated before they are
given places.
Come From Parents
The letters, according to secre-
taries of members Of the House,
come from the parents Of girls
who have left their homes in the
States to take places with the
Federal Government here in Wash
ington.
According to the secretaries,
the parents learned only that
such a charge was made. They
do not know that there is any
such a thing as a married per-
sons" clause, and are not aware
that the charge was made by E.
Claude Babcock, president of the
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees. as a reason why
the clause should be repealed.
Most Of the secretaries are an.
swering such inquiries with the
assurance that Washington is no
worse in that respect than any
other city,
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Funeral services for DR.. Lucian
w. CLANCY, distinguished scientist,
who died at his home in the 5000
block of Eighteenth st. N. w., late
yesterday, will be held at the S. H
Hines Company Funeral Home
1900 block Fourteenth st. N. w..
tomorrow afternoon a. $3.50. Burial
will be in Northfleld, Mimi, Dr.
Chaney's home for many years.
DR.. CLANCY. who had had two
careers, one in biological science
and the other in industrial accl-
dent prevention, came to Washing
ton in 1907 to take position with
the United States Bureau OF Labor
Statistics as a special investigator.
He retired from this position IN
1881, at the age Of IA.
Pioneer in a scientific approach
to the causes and means OF pre-
vention of industrial accidents, DR..
CLANCY was born in Heuvelto1,
N. Y, in 1857. In 1882 he married
Mary Hill. of Wisconsin. The
couple recently celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary IN
Washington.
DR.. CLANCY is survived by his
widow and three sons and q
daughter, all active in professional
work. DR.. Newcomb K. CLANCY IS
assistant director of research Tor
the United Gas Improvement
Company, in Philadelphia; Dr.
Ralph H. CLANCY is a surgeon
attached to the staff of the med1.
cal school of the University OF
Georgia; Edwin H. CLANCY is a
lawyer in Cleveland, and the
daughter, Mrs. Watts o. Pye, has
for many years been stationed by
the American Board Of Foreign
Missions, in northern China. She
is at present in Oberlin, Ohio.
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LINCENSED TO MARRY

William Scott. 81. $50 Rhode Island
Ave. N. w, and Beatrice M. Elliott,
%. 1851 Sherman Ave. N. w.
Frank T. Smith. 90. Westvile. N. J.,
and airline G. Lynch. %. Woodbury..
Albert Harrison. 21. and Almedia
Bracey. 20. both Of sos L st. s. w.
John c. Smith, rs. and Helen v.
Mills, %, both of Roanoke, Va.
Wexford T. Brown, 81, and Hattie
Green, 25, both of Midland Va.
Clayton Meadows "a, 2013 NJ st.
N. W., and Cora Wang, %, 1144 Nine
teenth st. N w.
Ralph B. Hopkins. %. $500 Nebraska
Ave. n. W., and Mary A. Flanagan,
Fl. 3!9 Tennessee Ave. N. e.
Samuel NJ. Spencer, jr., 80, Eutaw,
Ala, and Charlotte ]. Crowley, 2s,
Tuscalora, Ala.
William ]. Glasgow. II. Richmond
Va, and Villa C. Thompson, IS, The
Robert L. Howard. 21. Arlington.
Va, and Helen NJ. Denison, Is, Fort
Robert wheeler, Fl, 1917 Third st.
9. E.. and Beatrice William, 81. S11
Second st. S. E.
David D. Mitchell. 81. 1918 Swami
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Trailed by Hounds,
Two Held in Theft

RILEYVILLE, Va. May 7.
Floyd Bailey and Ollie Walker,
Of the Blue Ridge mountain re-
gion, we're held here for the grand
jury on a charge of stealing
chickens from T. r. Richard, OF
Rileyville. According to evil
dence, bloodhounds trailed the al.
legged thieves to the Bailey home
where four chickens, dressed and
ready to cook, were found.
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DIED

CHEEK MRS. ALBERTA-on Monday.
May 8. 1885 at the residence of her
PL N. W.. MRS. ALBERTA CHEEK (nee
Thomas). wife of the late Charles W.
Services from tho 8. H. Hines Co.
funeral home. POOL 14th st. n. W. on
Wednesday. MAY 8. at o. m.
1nterment Congressional Cemetery.
MURTAUGH. HELEN Won Monday.
MAY 6. 1895. at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital. HELEN W. MURTAUGH. the be-
loved wife Of F. Lee MurtauEh. Late rest.
dence 5022 Seventh Pl; N; W
Co. funeral home. 14th and Chaplin SITS.
y. W. until D. m. Tuesday night. May
1nterment will follow in Harvard. Mass.
Services by Chambers.
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BIRTHS

Peter and Katherine Alliata, boy.
Charles and Mary Thompson, boy.
Louis and Mary Beck. girl.
Charles and Sabine warren, girl.
John and Lettie Moore, girl.
Earl and Hazel Zirnite. girl.
claude and Hazel Gasson, girl
Howard and Ann Norris, boy.
William and Lucille Lynskey, boy.
Howard and Mary Jones. boy.
William and Helen Howard, boy.
Robert and Catherine Pfarr, boy.
Paul and Mary Fike. boy.
Emerson and Hazel Chesser, boy.
David and Fannie Ballard. boy.
Joseph and Mary mody. boy.
Leroy and Helen Cahill, boy.
Louis and Ida Briscoe, boy.
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Alexandra Poll
Taxes Show Drop

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 7.
The lack of a local election in
Alexandria this year is believed
to be the reason that 1876 less per.
sons paid their poll taxes than
last year.
Figures compiled by City Treas
urer Roger C. Sullivan show that
5,211 paid their taxes before the
deadline Saturday night. The
total figure last year was 1891.
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CADET Filler KILLED

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May 7
(SpeciaD Frederick Breack, %,
a cadet at Langley Field, was
killed yesterday when his plane
crashed near Plum Tree Island.
His home was in Los Angeles and
he had been at Langley about two
months.
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MRS. HENRY F. WOODARD

Funeral services for Mrs. Henry
F. Woodland, prominent in social
and congressional circles. who died
Sunday at her home in the 3100
block Cathedral Ave. N. w., will
be held tomorrow at 3 p. m. at
the residence. The Rev. U. G.. B.
Pierce, pastor of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, will officiate. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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FUGITIVE JAILED

LOS ANGELES, May 7 G.N.S).
John Edward Healey, 33, former
movie extra, today was held for
trial on a five-year-old charge
that he killed a japanese vege.
table dealer. Healey was arrested
at birmingham, Mass.
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Shirley Casey. month, 624 Q St. N. W.
Infant Smith. No. 2. s days, Gallinger
Hospital.
Infant Evans, 1 day. GallinEer Hos
pital.
Infant wiseman. hours, Galllnger
Hospital
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PHONE co. CHARTERED

STANTON, Va, May Z (Spec.
iaD "A charter was issued yester'
day to the Raphine Tele-
phone Company, Staunton, to
opererate telephone lines.
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DR.. Chaney's Funeral
ToBe Held Tomorrow

Mrs. Woodland was a member
of a family which had lived in
Washington Tor generations. She
was a direct descendant of John
Hart, of New Jersey, signer of
the Declaration of independence,
and Jonothan Edwards, early
New England theologian.
Besides her husband, a we'll.
known attorney, Mrs. Woodland
is survived by two sisters and
three brothers.
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MRS. C. B. AITCHISON


Funeral services for Mrs. Clyde
B. Aitchison, So, prominent club.
woman and singer, who died Sun,
day at Garfield Hospital after an
illness of several weeks, were held
YESTERDAY at st. Andrews Epis,
copal Church. She was the wife
o. the Interstate Commerce Com.
missioner.
A native of Strawberry Point,
Iowa, Mrs. Aitchison had lived in
Portland, Ore, before coming to
Washington in 1915 with her hus,
band.
She was a member Of the
Daughters Of the American Colon.
lists, Daughters of the American
Revolution. Daughters Of Founders
of Patriots of American and Arts
Club of washington.
Surviving Mrs. Aitchison, in ad.
diGion to her husband, are a
daughter, Miss Beatrice Aitchison,
and son, Clyde B. Aitchison, jr.
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YERGER. MATTHIAS B.-suddenly on
Sunday May B. 1885. MATTHIAS B.
YERGER. beloved father Of Grace R. Yer
ger.
SerReon. 1011 Seventh St. N. W.. on
Wednesday MAY 8 at 3 D. m:
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Norristown, Pa.
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RYAN, WILLIAM F.-On Monday May
8. 1895 WILLIAM F. RYAN. the be-
loved son of the late Patrick and Cathe-
rine Ryan. He is survived by two SIS
tiers. Mrs. Mary Ann Gramm and Mrs,
Catherine Ross. Late residence. 169 Adams
Street Northwest.
Remains resting at the w W. Chambers
Co. funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
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ST. CYR. HENRI RENE-On Saturday,
May 4. 1885. at his rsidence. Alex
andris; Va: HENRI RENE ST cYR. the
Remains resting at the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest. Funeral cortege
will meet at Fort Myer gate on Tues
day afternoon. May 2. 1885 at 8 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
Interment will follow in Arlington Ma
Temeforv
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tend
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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MONUMENTS AND STATUARY
Reduced Prices for 80 Days
Do not base the selection on photographs
shown by agents or peddlers. a. you may
JAMES r. DURrTY
Bladensburg Rd.. Opp. Sears-Roebuck
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day. May z, 1885. at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Small, IT.. Of
Clinton Prince Georges county. Md,
husband OF the late Grace Gwynn (neS
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Funeral services will be held on Tues
day afternoon. May z, 1885. at o'clock
from the W. ". Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home, BIZ Eleventh Street South.
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Interment in church cemetery

Relatives and friends are invited TO at.
tend.
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29

REDUCTIONS on all grands and uprights
during our October sale Grands and
uprights for rent. Hugo Worch, lilo G
st. N. W. Est 1879,
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Rental Hunting
With Barbara Holmes

liked so well was on the front
Of the house on the first floor
and was decidedly bright and
cheerful with long windows to
let the sunlight pour in. Cozily
furnished to aid in the comfort
Of the persons occupying this
room, am very pleased to sub
NIT this for your inspection.
DUPLFy APT. IN
NORTHEAST:
Duplex apartments are always
in demand this one has four
rooms, kitchen, bath and porch
and rents for $57 so. If you have
children there is a nice ;ized
yard where they can play and
where, on Mondays. one can air
the family wash. This is an un-
usually lovely apartment having
its own private entrance and au-
tomato heat. If interested, be
sure to contact my office at
once.
NEAR cOLDIERS' HOME:
Manor Place):
Within the shadow of the
Park Road entrance to Soldiers
Home, there will be found a
group of small apartment build
ingS Gust four apartments to q
house, two on the first floor and
two on the SeconO. There are
individual gas heating plants to
each apartment and q small
back orch leading to a real
yard where you can hang the
family wash. Special attention
has been given to the layout Of
the rooms to provide for an at
tractive arrangement of furnish.
ings. BuI;-in tub and shower,
electric refrigeration, sun parlor
are only a few of the special
features. This unusual three
room apartment has southern
exposure, and can be rented for
$47.5O.
II Interested IN GRV Of the
GboOe places. fill out the coupon
beIo1O and ! tDiH be gIGd to Otve
you the desired Information.
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NEW FLATS ALAHABLE
IN JANUARY:

For those Of you who are in
no immediate need Of moving,
but are not satisfied in your
present quarters, and are con.
templating a change some time
in the near future, let me tell
you about some flats that ill
be available around January.
They consist Of two rooms,
kitchen, dining alcove, screened
in porch and bath. They will
have automatic heat, continuous
hot water and some of them will
have little back yards. Rental
will be $47.50 to $50 so and you
can mail in your application
now. Come in and let me tell
you who to see and where these
apartments are located. =
22OO BLOCK
ADAMS MILL ROAD:
If you are looking for q house
and only want to lease it for six
months, here's you golden OPP Dr.
tunity. This is completely fur
nished, dishes, ETC., and has lots
of sleeping space. In fact there
are four bedrooms, two sleeping
porcheS and the master bedroom
has its own lavatory.
The first floor consists Of a
huge living room, dining room,
kitchen an porch. In the base
ment there is another lavatory,
electric washing machine
with dryer attachment, auto
matte heating plant and plenty
of room for storage space. A
h ated garage is reached
through the cellar. This house
is comfortable and we'll fur.
niShed with all the little neces.
sites needed for homemaking.
It is a most delightful location,
facing Rock Creek Park and is
highly elevated. Rental is $110.
ROOMS ON GIRARD STREET:
In q location not far from the
downtown section I discovered
some very pleasing rooms. One
The Washington times., 1935-10-29

Advertisements under this heading are
presumed to be from private individuals.
unless the advertisement gives . firm
name or . business address or states the
word Dealer" Members Of the public
who find dealers advertising In this
column aS private Individuals are urged
% report the matter 60 the Times Tor
Investigation.
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$3.50
Detached Stone House

Situated near Wisconsin Ave. and Lang
drum Lane in q section of fine homes and
priced extremely low for q quick sale.
Has six nice big rooms, two pretty baths,
fireplace built-in garage, beautiful stone
construction to second floor. modern in
every detail, refinished like brand new
throughout and on a pretty corner lot By
all means see this one without delay.
Phone
R. NJ. HooKER-MEtropolitan 2663
Evenings to g. call Emerson 663S
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Sc, ,450 N. E.
4 BEDROOM HOME

$6,450 N. E.
4 BEDROOM HOME
Practically new. modern in every detail.
vacant and reconditioned like brand new.
Seven good big rooms. including four bed
rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water heat,
big wide porches, bright cellar. Is handy
to all conveniences, surrounded by nice
homes in q strictly all-white section. and
the price made extremely low to sell It
r. NJ. HOOKER-MEtropolit 1853
Evenings, 5 to Q. call Emerson 663S
COLoRED-51 D ST. s. E.-9 rooms, spa
cious and beautiful: ami: new cond.:
Open daily. TO s. Sun. > to 8. DE. 1850.
CoIOred $3.50 Terms
semi-detached brick. on Columbia Road.
near sOIdiers' Home Park. Hot-wateF
heat. Fine back yard.
VIM. n. Saunders Co. Inc.
1919 x st. NV. District 1O1S
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
Attractive site fronting 400 feet on 18th
st., zoned for high-class detached homes.
can be purchased for less than 40c q
square foot.
H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th St. N. W. National 500
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AirpEdne Snppliss
MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIES
Corr's. 5535 Illinois Ave. 81S 9th N. ".
Autos at Auction
IDEAL AUTO SALES, 81 Eye St. N. E.
Auction every Tuesday night, 7:3O.
Beauty ShOPps ---
COMPLETE Permanent Special, $3.50. Fan
ME Mae Shop. 706 11th. I'd Il. NE. 9997
TORESTELLE SHOP Specializing in per.
manent waves. sos b st. NE. Ii. $3.50.
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Pianos

PIANoS-Reconditione uprights of good
make. $35. $45. $55, $65 and up; all
delivery in the D. C. or nearby suburbs:
pay 81 weekly. Kits. 1880 G St.
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D st. S. E.-9 rooms, spa
cious and beautiful: ami: new cond.
Open daily. 6 10 8. Sun : to g. DE. ll6O.
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Bargain Mart
WashingtOn's Newspaper Bargain Store


CLEARANCE SALE prices on felt-base
nnoleum remnants. Michelbach. S14
King St.. Alexandria, Va.
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PIANOS FOR RENT. SO per month and
up. Largest selection in Washington to
choose from. Rent paid applies on pur-
chase price il you decide to buy later.
National 4730. kits, 1880 G st.