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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
Tiger Celebration
Tough on Police
Cost of Restoring City to
Normal viii Be High.
BV hitCd Press

BIZ pUCd Press
DETROIT Oct 9.-In the wake
of the dynamic" celebration that
heralded the Detroit Tigers arrival
as world baseball champions, In
spector Edward A. Mite, director OF
traffic, reported missing:
Three hand-operated semaphores.
several no left turn" signs. all bus
stop signs. all no parking" signs
and miscellaneous odds and ends"
The report of Capt. Robert Drea-
YER, head Of the sign department.
was: All my signs gone, carried
away. What a town."
City officials estimated it would
cost several thousand dollars and
take several days to clean up the
confetti, paper, ticker tape. tele-
phone books, paper cups. and as
sorted debris from the downtown
district.
Lieut.. John Whitman of the
homicide squad was resting today
after being mistaken for Goose"
GosIn, Tiger hero. and nearly
mobbed while on duty at down
town hotel.
The fire department reported that
while answering a false alarm that
took them to busy intersection.
Tiger celebrantS hemmed in the
truck and stole a shiny red hat for
a souvenir
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has yet put in.
Coach Ray COPYRIGHT, who
watched the HooSierS put on two
long touchdown parades to beat
Centre IA to O. reports that Indi-
ana has strong we'll balanced
team. with plenty Of reserves. 1t
has most Of the weapons known to
modern football, combining power
in its running attack with a good
overhead game. Furthermore it has
an assortment of laterals that it ex-
ecuteS we'll. Every running play eX-
cept bucks straight over the line is
a potential lateral pass play, carry
ing a trailer along behind the ball
carrier to receive a lateral.
Nern Huffman, a triple threat
quarter back, and Wendell Walker are
the stars Of the running attack. Roy
Eads, half back. and Corbett Da-
Wis. full back. complete the first
back field. Stars of the line are
Ettore Antonini and Nelson Beasley
veteran ends, Chris Dial Sasso, 1885,
pound tackle, and Capt. Kelso, 225
pound center. The team is fast
though not quite as speedy as
Michigan State.
Poor tackling and failure to block
last Saturday resulted in Head
Coach Kipke's call for heavy work
on the fundamentals this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
ROCkNE GRADUATE TO
COACH XAVIER TEAM
BIZ United Press

By Jntted Press
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-Another
knute Rockne product has attained
major coaching status. Glenn Grove,
Notre Dame grid captain in 1925
and all-America end, last night was
named head football coach at xa-
vier University to succeed Joe
Meyer, resigned.
Grove was athletic director and
head football coach at st. Vincent
College, Latrobe, Pa, for five years
prior to his coming to Xavier in the
spring of 1882.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
Figures May Not Be Interesting, But They
SholU Clearly Why the Detroit T1qers Won

very wide margin as these things go.
But in the actual playing of the
games this disparity was unimpor-
tant, for the Tigers turned in two
fielding plays in the last game that
helped them win the championship.
Indeed, if either play had failed,
the Cubs might have won not only
the game, but the series.
The first was a fine catch by Fox
off Klein's bat in the third in
ming. This was the inning when
the Cubs opened up on all-heart
Bridges and nicked him for three
singles and a run. The ball Klein
hit was harder than any of the
three that went safe. 1t would
have been a home run at the Cubs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09

Midget Races
Scheduled to
Return Here
Ace Drivers to Speed Over
Coliseum Oval Next
Week.

Star pilots Of the midget motor
racing industry will move from st.
Louis to Indianapolis this week to
open new local season at the
Playground Coliseum next Wednes-
day night, the Midwest Racing
Association announced today.
The st. Louis group of veterans
will be joined by a large field of
newer performers who are now
preparing new creations for their
initial appearance in Indianapolis.
we have affiliated with the Mid
west Association because we want 10
give indianapolis fans the finest en-
tertainment available" is the word
from Rollin H. Stewart, who with
his associates under the name of
Stewart Brothers, Inc, will stage the
wednesday shows this season.
I'VE are assured that a dozen or
more of the top stars Of the game
Will be here Wednesday" he added,
including Ronney Householder,
Marshall Lewis, Shorty Sorensen.
Iudy Marchese, Wallie Mitchell,
Harold Shaw and many others"
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park. 1t was hit on the line and
with such velocity and power that
Fox just did get to the ball and just
did hold it, as he admitted later.
Had Klein's blow gotten away it
would have gone for extra bases.
At least one more run would have
scored and Tommy Bridges from
Tennessee might not have been
given a chance to show whether he
could finish the inning.
The other notable fielding play to
the credit of team whose fielding
record for the series is not notable
came in the dramatic ninth when
Mickey Cochrane Topped down on
his knees to squeeze wild pitch
thrown in the dirt by Bridges. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09

score was tied and Hack was on
third at the time. The Importance
of Cochran'e catch is too obvious to
warrant detailed comment. 1t Just
carried the ball game and possibly
the series with it, that's all.
Considering mechanical ability,
poise and all that it takes Lon War
neke of the Cubs was probably the
best pitcher in the series and while
it is regrettable he was forced to the
sidelines with an injured shoulder,
the mishap played no part in the
result of the games. He won the
game in which he was hurt. He
couldn't possibly have pitched in
the next game, sound or not, and
that was the game the Tigers won
to clinch the issue,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
By Eddie Ash
DAYTON MAN IS HIGH PICKER
JAMES GODFREY ONLY MISSES 3

JAMES c. GODFREY, whose address is Box 49, Dayton,
Ind high picker last week in The Times contest to
find the best expert among football fans of Indiana Out of
70 games including the tough Mr. Godfrey only missed
out three He called the turn the upset of Tulane by
Auburn and the downfall Of Tennessee by North Carolina
University.
Next in line were c. L. Munger Gil n Pennsylvaniast
Indianapolis and William Woost of Greenfield Ind. They
only had four misses Mr. Woost hit the Northwest
ern score right on the beak.
More offered this for
They are the second 26 and the tits
IN the the
Pete The Times Indianapolis, Ind Here headaches:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
Coach Thorn Billed
on Local Program
Title Claimant to WreStIe at
Hall Tonight.

The wrestling show at Tomlinson
Hall tonight is scheduled to bring
Coach Billy Thorn of Indiana Uni
verSity to the local arena to defend
his Junior middleweight title claim
against Sailor Parker of Parkers-
burg, Va. They will clash for two
falls in three with a Commute time
limit.
The semi-final pits Tony Marconi
clever Italian, against Eddie Malone,
Irish ace who scored his second
consecutive victory here last week
Opening the show in a special
one-fall 30-minute limit scrap
Morris Cordell, local middleweight
will tackle Walter Red StraSinger
The action will start at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 = For the
most part the only time figures are
interesting is when they appear (A)
in the front line of the chorus Or
OBJ on pay check; but occasional
ly you can apply them with come
mild significance to baseball dis
CuSSionS.
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The varsity showed improved
form in the timing and execution
of plays. Their passing attack also
improved.
Assistant Coach Wally Middles-
worth drilled the back field in a
good passing attack the first part
of the afternoon. Spero CoStas,
quarter back, and Jim Wulle, half
back, were on the heaving end with
Roscoe Bats and Cody Burdette do
ing the receiving.
Coach Hinkle held line scrim-
mage with the varsity line and a
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year against two eastern teams
Pittsburgh and Notre Dame - and
suffered one of its most disastrous
campaigns in years, again will carry
the Pacific Coast burden in inter-
sectional competition. The Trojans
have a 10-game schedule that in
cludes three elevens from the other
side Of the Rockies-IllinoiS and
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Notre
Dame at South Bend.
TrojanS Battle East
No other Coast eleven meets as
many eastern teams this season as
do the Trojans. St Mary'S makes
its annual trip to F'ordham, Oregon
State plays Nebraska, Southern
Methodist meets U. C. L. A., and
Texas Christian invadeS Santa
Clara in the only other important
EaSt-WeSt brawls this year.
Second important intersectional
battlefront this weekend will be
New York, where two games involve
alien elevenS.
Fordham, aiming at an undefeat-
ed campaign, meets Purdue. The
BoilermakerS, fresh from their TO
triumph over Northwestern, are
favored to make the Rams first
intersectional game failure.
Louisiana State, despite its defeat
by Rice, is favored over Chick Nee
hans Manhattan team in New
ing to l.. S. US advance agent,
Harry J. Costello, Manhattan may
as we'll spend the afternoon at the
movies for all the good it will do
them to show up at Ebbets Field.
He Brags a Little
THE team is so good that a cou-
pie of last years regulars are now
third-stringers," he claims.
Two intersectional clashes are
listed for Friday night on Eastern
fields. At Detroit Oklahoma A
and M. clashes with an unbeaten
Detroit eleven. At Philadelphia
Ray Morrison's Vanderbilt Commo-
dores spot their clean record against
Pop Warmers Temple Owls, who
just returned from Dallas, where
they whipped the Texas Aggies.
Colgate will show its gridiron leg
erdemain at Iowa City against the
University of Iowa. Neither of these
teams has suffered a defeat.
Other major intersectional brawls
are Kansas at Michigan State; Col
orado at Missouri; Minnesota at Ne
braska, and Southern Methodist a
Washington u, st. Louis.
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CavaICade and Discovery
May Meet for $4,000

By JHitcd Press
PAWTUCKET, R. l., Oct. "a
match race between Cavalcade, 1884
Kentucky Derby winner, and Alfred
GWynne Vanderbilt's Discovery, best
Of this years 4-year-olds, was I'M
der consideration today.
Proposal for such a contest over
a mile and three sixteenths was
made by Walter E. O'Hara, head of
NarranganSett Park here. A prize
OF $4,000 would be put up,
Invitations to engage in the
match have been dispatched to Mr..
Vanderbilt and Mrs. Dodge Sloane,
owner of Cavalcade. The proposed
date is Nov. 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
NEW PLAYS TESTED BY
WABASH GRID SQUAD
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Oct. 9.
New plays were practiced yester-
day by the Wabash College varsity
football team under the direction
Of Coach Pete Vaughan. Though
the Cavemen made an impressive
showing in crushing Earlham Sat-
urday, Coach Vaughan plans no let
up in drills for the tilt with Frank
lins Grizzlies Saturday.
All players came through the
Earlham tussle without an injury
and a complete varsity lineup will
be ready to face the Baptists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
GRIMM TO STAND PAT
ON PRESENT ROSTER
BIZ Times !cDeci1I

DY IWtS SpCCl1I
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The failure of
the Chicago Cubs to win the World
Series does not indict any of the
players in Manager Charlie Grimms
eyes.
These youngsters are good for
three or four years yet" said Grimm
today. And they'll get better as
they go along. We've a pretty nice
start, don't you think? I'll stand pat
on my lineup for next year"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
HANOVER DOES NIGHT
WORK FOR TILT HERE
BIZ Times SnccinI

By Times Special
HANOVER. Ind, Oct. 9.-Han-
over College gridmen took to the
practice gridiron under the lights
here last night in an attempt to
polish up a glossier attack for the
game with Butler in indianapolis
Friday night
Coach VanLiew is attempting to
iron out mistakes made in the loss
to Indiana State last week. Only
one injury handicaps the squad.
KriviSky, reserve center, has a bro
ken finger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
SOUTH GROVE MEETING
ON TOMORROW NIGHT

The annual season's-end banquet
of the South Grove Golf Club will
be held tomorrow night in the
clubhouse at 7 o'clock. Officers will
be elected for the coming year.
Winners of club tournaments dur
ing the nast season will be honored
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
LAVOIR CLINCHES BERTH
By United Press

bW WIItW IItNN
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-Babe
Lavoir appeared Coach Bernie Bier
mans choice to succeed the ineligi-
bic Jules Alfonso at right half back
for Minnesota'S Gophers as heavy
drills were continued today for the
Nebraska tilt Saturday at Lincoln.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
RAMS TEST DEFENSE

tNFNo ptCFIE
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Ford
ham freshman eleven was equipped
with Purdue plays today and met
the varsity in long scrimmage as
the Rams prepared for the Lafa-
yette teams invasion Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
STOPS FOE IN THIRD

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. g.
Joe Dundee, Beaumont, Tex,
stopped Loe Bailey. West Point, Ga.
in the third round of a scheduled
1o-round fight here last night. Both
weighed 100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09

their wrestling on their feet until
the Big Boy appeared to turn his
ankle in the second canto after
taking the first fall from Martin
with a body smother in II minutes.
The mat under the canvas be-
came spread. it was explained, leav-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
HAYES BEATS MAYA

bU Z NtttU Ift6S
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Petey Hayes,
127, New York, outpointed Jerry
Mazza, 1913, also of New York, IN
the feature eight-round fight at the
Broadway arena last night.
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reserve forward wall. Blocking as
changes were made in the line
Hinkle and Middlesworth plan
no letup in preparation for the
scrap with Hanover in the bowl
Friday night at 8:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09

D OXING will come back to In
- dianapoliS Friday night and
the fistic goers are promised a
flaShy card. Headlining the pro-
gram will be the featherweight
champion of the world, Freddie
Miller of Cincinnati, in a non
title tusSle with Paul Lee, the
local glove thrower. The bout
will be over the ten-round route
at the Armory.
Lou Thomas. Indianapolis light
heavy, will battle an opponent TO
be selected in the eight-round
emi-Windup In a siX-rounder
Norman Tierre, local Negro star,
will trade punches with Carl Mar
tin, KirkSville, Mo One more six
rounder and four round cur
tain raiser will complete the card.
Champion Miller and other prin-
cipals working out at the Colo
NAL gym every day between l and
p. n.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09

One of the rea =
sons, for example,
the Tigers won the
World Series this
year is that they
played closer to the
figures than the
Cubs did, which is
to say the team as
a whole performed
in just about the
manner promised
nv the seasons
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
Bull Martin Cuffs Out
Mat Verdict Over Davis
Loser BIames Spraned Ankle for Quick Defeat; Semi.
Windup Provides Top Thrills.

Bull Martin barrel chd 23opound husky from Boston out
Columbus, night
Of the Hercules Athletic Club WRESTLING show at the Armory
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
Butler Regulars Display
POWer In Sham TussLe
Roll Up Huge Score on YearIings; Pass Work Polished
for HanaVer EnQaQement

The Butler continued drills yesterday afternoon when Coach
his the bowl
with the freshman The varsity by large
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
Michigan Hears Indiana
Has Deadly Lateral DriUe
Wolverines Prime to Break Up Hooser Passing Trckery;
Huffman, Walker Feared.
BU Times SDCci0I

ANN ARBOR Mich, Oct "a complete rehearsal of
men football seen vitality the the
giving
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
lnterSectiOnal Battles This
Weekend Open Throttle on
All Grid Fronts for Season
Ten Squads to Travel 10000 Miles for Scattered Wars;
Purdue Out to Stop Rams at Fordham;
Illinois Marches on u. S. C.
BY HENRY SUPER
United Press Stan Cnrresnnndent

NEW YORK Oct 9-Foobans nerseconal all fronts
Weekend 10
and from scattered gridiron
Feaolg the trek as lar distance
Illinois, which the Trojans
IN the hrSt OF seven East-West scheduled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-09
SCUFFLE TO DRAW

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Dave Levin,
New York, and Tony Siano. Italy.
Wrestled to draw at the st.
Nicholas Arena last night.
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HouSES-uNFuRNISHED

SHEPHERD PARK-DETAcHED HOME. s
rooms; baths & gsrase; $50 mo: m:trdaGIsts9 AGER9
S4of:o oSsEE sVss call Wis Msoohsia hGns so5s
1889 E ST. SEQ ROOMS, 2 BATHS:
garage. big yard; yearly lease. Rent. $40:
CHEVY CHASE, CLEVELAND PARK-sEv-
Cleveland s465. LESLIE D. MEAsEIL. "a.
TAKQMA !; ~y-5 Rooms AHn7. AND BATH
s4c. sS H. Also sos 5:room S6ungaIex with Lying
room. 15x32 #; $50. $50. ROBERT E. LoHR'
cgRERANPB Faos B.tA AVE- n:lasea cEyY seapns iaaSn
porch: OIL heat, garage; large Let; near
school; $50 $50; Available Pee. l. Phone Co
34l1 ssFd PLms as1IS Ems sATNs saAsTNsR 2-UAiE Wiis
consin 2564.
BRAND-NEw GROOM DE LUXE HOME
town. to nhG1He on re1tsi sntsSn Germs ceTeand 2fs7
LYON PARK ROOMS NEW DETACHED
brick, built-in garage, on Pershing drive,
overlooking park; 10 minutes drive: 10c
bus fare; S75. OWNER. Clarendon 1l56-W.
tween SU McRiniey 9iS and Horthampton sts. near
ami. $50 mo. No children. I. G. ToWSSo.N'
4112 JENIFER ST. N.W.-MODERN SEMI;
detached house. rooms, ami. screened
porches; near bus and car line; S65. Call
District 6796 for appointment to inspect.
2sOO WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-A BEAU
tiful corner home. high and healthful: rent
PEReY ITsRSEse 4. RUSSELL CO. 1871 st. NV.
AVAILABLE DECEMBER /: SEVEN ROOM
S65. Phone Metropolitan 2713.
2sOI MONROE ST NE. = BEAUTIFUL
woodbridge; frame house, rooms, bath.
fireplace h.-w.h.: new-house condition.
Ph0nA Er1PTSnn
OPPORTUNITY. 1882 MERIDIAN PL. NV.
rms, ami porches: convenient loca-
ton; S6s.50 mo. E. W. BAILEY. 1435
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sALE-Co-oPERATIvE APIS.
END RENTING PRoRLEds-
HouSEs-FuRNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE CLEVELAND PARK-SEV-
eral attractive modern homes; rooms
bath. TO rooms a bed rooms), baths,
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 3465. 24'
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED FOUR-BEp-
room house overlooking Rock Greek PARK.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC, NATL. $3.50.
MODERN. SIX ROOMS. BATH WITH
shower, recreation room porches, oullt-ln
garage, automatic heat and refrigeratlon.
5O37 Kansas ave. NV. Phone Georgia $50
I414 MONTAGUE ST. N.W--DETACHED
home. rooms, 2 baths, inclosed sleeping
porch. elec refrigerat tor, garsEe. OIL neat;
attractively furnished. L1NK1NS CO.. 1888
De Sales st. Phone District 3522.
6 PMS, BATHS, Def BRICK. on. HEAT,
cleo. refrig.; attractive and conf, 500.
Call Shepherd 31S6-W evenings and Sun.
SILVER SPRING FURNISHED BRICK
bungalow, rooms and bath. VIM. +.
CARLIN s115 Georgia ave. ve.-
8 ROOMS, BATH SLEEPING PORCH,
Electrolux, oil heater; possession Dec; TO
desirable tenant; 500. Potomac 1249.
2 ROOMS, LEAR GARAGE. AMI; S125.
Inspection by appointment. Il. M, SMITH.
phone Cleveland 3441.
FURNISHED, 6 ROOMS FOR MONTHS
or more. in NV: reasonable; references
required. Phone Emerson 3295. "a.
FURNISHED-S60.
90 Anacostia rd. n.e.-Detached home,
5 rooms and bath. h,-w.h. (oiD. cleo.
garage; completely furnished. also screens
anu S"N HowENsTEIN BROS,
9TH and H SITS. NE Lincoln 0S97.
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APARTMENTs-FuRNIsHED.

1913 14th ST. Nw;-CHEERFUL CORNER
apt. End floor: 3 large rooms, phone.
private bath. gas. cleo; adults.
2 bright, rooms. kitchenette. heat. light.
Phone deorgia 1855. Price. $3.50.
4O1s GA. AVE. .N.w,-BED-LIvINGR ROOM,
bsfS sss BED room sns agGT Ftshsn
ssssd s;s sRs = Complete sof
1904 NICHOLS AVE. sE.--Two LARGE.
ssstTcts sTsht F9ogs sss ns%A %Sns painted heat gas
cellently furnished, reasonable to or 9
persons permanently employed: Inspect
S32 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV ROOMS.
bath with shower. steam heat. unlim. hot
water. phone. silver. linens. dishes; S65. 24s
1903 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.-BED-
living , ~ room f StudiS stu % couch; kit kitchen: run
18TH AND SITS. NV R.. K. AND B..
dbl: b. or studio couch; ga, el. and ref. furn.:
maid serv. 706 End. Sterling 9s69. Tullos.'
l5ssRE,sss:i si|Si.a III ssoTSssssSn sss; soss
Set snd Iess a5ss 5eEssDecs S
525 No, kENMo2RE ST. CLARENDoN,
Va.-beQ IOOm. uNlng room. kltcnen
ssmi.6ssth. snl:hstn $3.50. Includes h. L.. 6.
WANTED-CoNdENIAL GIRL, PREFER
apartment With kitchen. Decatur 81. ssi.Ss.
YOUNG LADY WISHES LADY 10 SHARE
1.r.. kit & b. apt; SIS. Sun. till 2 pm.
1924 r St NV. Apt. ~.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS, PORCH, PIANO.
open fireplace; attractively furnished; Vi
cinity Taft Bridge; S125. Walnut 1918.
8 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH, FRIGIDAIRE
Mr.. FERN. North 1914.
1910 HEMIOCK ST N.W.-THREE LARGE
rooms. Ink. Frigidaire. heat, gas, cleo
tricity, telephone included; $3.50. Adults
only. Geo. 4181.
1707 D ST. sE-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath. porchi in private home; $50
month,
1922 18th ST NV. NEAR DUPONT
Circle-Attractive nicely furn., Groom
and kitchenette apt. North 964S.
FIRST FLOOR, TWO ROOMS Ink,
S42.50; second floor, two rooms. sleeping
porch. semi-sath. sSs. 3211 18TH st. nv.
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HOUSES-UNFuRNIsHED
fCnniinnAhl


421 9th ST. N.w.-NINE ROOMS, BATH
latrobe heat. newly papered: sac. r. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 25s
1543 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-g ROOMS.
FERN. phone North 1874. e' NAt'
IN PETwoRTH sECT1oN-522 VARNUM
81. NV rooms. bath, hot-water heat,
ELECTRIC lights; rent ST5. BOSS &
Phelps, 1917 st. NV, National 1900.
CRITTENDEN ST. WEST OF l4th-s
rooms. 2 baths, hot-water heat. electric
!ights, immsdiate possession: rent SSs.
BOSS d PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV. phone
MT, PLEASANT. NEAR ENTRANCE TO
ROCK Greek Park-Very desirable S-room
2-bath house; oil heat. garaFe electric
500 BOSS & PHELPS. l417 K 81. NV.
phone National 930O.
1909 st. s.w.-6 rooms and bath.
h;-w.h., S42 so THOMAS P. BROWN,
615 4th ST. sw
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1433 WHITTIER ST. NV. :

semi-detached house. new-house con-
additional maids room and bath Attic,
built-in garage. Equipped with oil burner
and G. E. refrigeration; Sl05.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INV. CORP.
1904 Vermont Ave National $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-11-23

CHIFFOROBE, dresser. dining room suite;
ali modern, good condition; bed spring and
-a-1. ,,,,st cell st 24H
Evening star., 1935-11-23
RENT-FURNITURE.

HANDSOME mahogany living and bed
room furniture: moderate rental; any pc
riod of time. 213S California St., Apt 100
BED ROOM SUITE. twin beds. maple chest
of drawers. vanity dresser and bench, new
springs and mattress. Phone North 69ll.
Evening star., 1935-11-23

1864 COLUMBIA RD., APT 3l-One
nicely furnished, 'front.' double room, next
to bath. for Ink; reasonable. Pnone
Columbia QCi92-M "a
Evening star., 1935-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT-FLATS,
HANTED-APARTMENTS.

1887 D ST. NE--5 ROOMS AND BATH.
h.-w.h. electricity. S37. Call Lincoln
Evening star., 1935-11-23

BROADTAIL COAT, bargain. lady's black
RUSSIAN. sable collar and cuffs: mans rae
coon coat; both like new; sacrifice account
financial conditions SNG 18TH ST. NV. 20
Evening star., 1935-11-23

CATERPILLAR GRADER rollers. pumps,
Jacks, gas; fuel tank trucks. chain feus.
Phona Adams T6S0 "a"