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Evening star., 1918-08-14
THOMAS J. OWEN & son. AUcTToNkEKs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE n.
PRoyED REAL ESTATE. NO. IuS
STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED BIZ
NC.
By virtue of 4 decree passed in Equity
Cause No. ss244. IN the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. the undersigned Tusfee1
win offer for sale at public auction. II front
Of the premises. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. ON
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST. lsles
the following described real estate, to wit.
Part Of lot ten in c. 81. Holden's and Sanuel
Ford's subdivision Of lot in square 80. m the
city Of Washington, District Of Columbia. a.
per plat recorded in H D. G.. page seven IN
the surveyors Office of said District, said part
of said lot fronting twenty feet on o street
and sirty-fve feet on 18th street northwest
Improved as aforesaid. Said property win be
sold subject to q deed Of trust securing S4.soo
and accrued interest,"
Terms of sale: 0ue-third Of the prics IN
excess Of said trust and interest in cash. one
third in one year and ore-thfrd in two yeafrs
or all cash. at the purchasers option de-
poxir of $500 VIII be required ut the SALE An
ccnveyancine. scknowiedgnents, r.senos
stamps, recording and tar certificates At pur-
ehaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days from the day of sale and the final
ratification by the court In case OF defhun
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defnult1nE
The Evening Star. Should the purchaser not
elect to pay cash the deferred payments ara
to be secured by deed of trust on the property
sold and to be represented by two promissofy
notes, dated on the day Of sale and bearing
interest, payable semi-annuaIly. at per csst
per annum. JOHN RlDOuT.
DAVID 3. ANTHONY.
-t Fendau building.
su7-d&ds Trustees
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ZOE sAIH-rwO o. THY
NEST attractive 1-Foom and bath
bunga1ows ever o6ered in Sau1so
Addition, Washtngton's exciu-
sire residential seetisa: they
have al t1e latest modsfn
equipment; beauttful iets. Rr5es,
$3.50. Reasonable terms can
be arranged. Open for inspeo-
PHiILfPs q sAoER, mo.
4 -. 1loe New YsEk avs. ~.
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FoR sALE.-HoUsEs.
COntlnueA.

ATTRACTIVE. ROOMS AND TILE BATE
house, on Bryant St near North Capitol ST
sxcslIent condition throughout; deep lot to %
It. paved alley. Price, $1,000. -
A Q. HOUGHToN q CO.. 1916 q ct. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section" 16s
NEWTON ST. NV, NEAR 18th sT.-10
rooms and bath; house in good condition. Bar
a. 9. H6UGHToN 4 co.. 1915 Il st. NV.
We have the BEST in every section" 10e
n PETw0RTP-700 FLOCK ROCK CREEK
Church road. large. bright ROOMS 2 tile
baths. servants room In basement, colonial
front porch, electric iishu, hot-water heat.
1880. Equity Of X,ooo in cash.
A. G. H0UGHToN & CO.. 151e b st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section" 10s
BKAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE IN PET
worth. 8 rooms and bath, hot-watef heat.
electric lights. gas, hardwood floors. front and
re.r porches. sleeping porch and pretty iswns.
Price, $6,75O.
A. @. HOUGHToN 4 CO., 1916 q st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section" 16s
DETACHED HOUSE IN BROOKLAND. D. o.
2-story frame. rooms and bath, cellar and
attic large front porch. hot-water heat; tst
4sIlo0 Price, 1850:
1--WE have the BEST In every section" 10
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FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN soS. AUcuoNKK1A
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BIZ
FRAME AND BRICK house 2116 n
STpEr-r NnpTTJTEST UASRTNETJ1H

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BIZ
FRAME AND BRICK house 211s
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
d. c.
By virtue Of & deed of tzt recorded IN
Liber 3649. foi!o 16s. Of the land recsrds Of
the District of Columbia. and At the request Of
the party thereby secured, the undersigned VIII
sell at public auction. in front of the premfsez.
on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TWESTT-0NE.
1918, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part cf lot
'sT'' in Thom's Subdivision In square 20, as
per plat In Book C. H. B.. page 90. Of ths
surveyors Office Of said District Berfnnirr at
the northwest corner Of said lot and running
thence east on y street % feet. thence south
% fret to IN alley. thence west On sstd eiley
- feet and thence north so feet 10 the begin
ming with the improvements hove stated
Terms: One-third cash, Of which . defsostt OF
500 must be made at the time Of sale. md
the balance in two equal instnlinents in one
and two years, for which notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest at per cent, payable
seni-anruany. and secured by deed oS uBt O
the property sold. Will he taken. or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser All coBveyapcinE.
recording and revenue stamps at the cost Of The
purchaser. and IL the terms of sale Hre not com
piled with in fifteen days fron the day OF
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after five days notice in The Evening Star news
paper. IRVING WILLIAMSON,
au1S-d&Sss exSu Surviving Trustee.
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yACANr-yAcANr-vAcANr.
DETACHED, AT HYATTSyIIL1.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME.
rooms and bath; newly painted
snd papered; pantry; attic OVER entirs
hggDe large gas range ard coal ranEe;
ShieiEen house and yard Price, q. 200.
IaaS terms, Move righS into th1s.
O. r. WAkING,
~ 0Bo11nn h1dG. Phene Frank. 6671.
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HOUSE NEAR I4th ST., ovERIOOKs CITY;
less than q block from Meridian Park; IL
large rooms, baths porches: slecs9,etty
gas n-w;n. EaraEe. ears; rente1 SzsS per
RMS. TILE BATHS; EVERY MOD. mp. !;
screened sleeping porches; NV. section; sell
fur. or unfur-; terms. Col. 6976W. Owner. 2os
1895 OREGON AVE.-NEAR 10th ST. NV.
II rooms, laundry. hot-water heat
1850. s., 900 cash and monthly.
1871 G St, Room 201.
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0NTARiO RD. NEAR CoLUMBi1 RD.E
rooms, baths tshcwsn) |; sleeping porch !;
and reix porches; inside frrare. Ecr psrtae1iafs
addre0 Box z4e,Q Star sdaca.
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PRICE, Ss,ooo--lo ROOMS, q
baths; modern in every detail;
only 8 years old; built for owners
home. Near 14th st. and Park I'd.
Price. $S.000-8 rooms, bath, sn
two floors; ideal urransemeut;
porches; hot-watef heat and slee-
frtcity. On LAnier St, 100 block.
VACANT NOW.
Price, T,75o--10 rooms, bath:
1st-watsf heat, nice yard to wide
paved alley: 4 rooms on first doof,
Z rooms and bath on second doof
ana Q rooms on third floor.
Price, $5,@0-S rooms, bsth:
hst-vater heat; being renovated.
VACANT. Fine yard and paved
alley in rear. Near 11th q. on
Lamont.
Price, A.s5o-e rooms, bstA;
hot-air heat; downtown location on
goth -; nice yard; room for "a
ALLAN b. WALKER & co., Inc.
1888 q St. NV.
Main 42e-z27.
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TOMORROW.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUorIosEKRs.

Executors Sale of the Valuable
Four-Story Brick Building,
Suitable for Garage, Ware
house, Heavy Storage or
Manufacturing Purposes, Nos.
1910, 1912 and 12l4 Ohio Ave
nue. NV, With Frontage on
Said Avenue of About SO1z
Feet and Running Through
and Facing About IS Feet on
"B" Street, and Covering an
Area of About oO5o Square
Feet, Also Having a 35-foot
Parking on Said Street and
Avenue.
The undersigned executors Of ne est.te q
the late DR.. Francis Thomas. deceased. wfn
sell at public auction. in front of the prem
ises. on THURsDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1913. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
lots go" and 3D." in square 2s5. improved ~
above.
Terms: ose-haIf Of purchase money % b
paid in cash and the remainder in i've years
with interest At 6Ft, secured by o nrst deed Of
trust on property sold. or all cash. At pur-
chaser's optisR. A deposit of $500 required
upon acceptance OF hid Terms to be complied
with within twenty days or deposit forfeited.
cost OF the defauIting purchaser.
WM- FRANCIS THOMAS.
ELLEN THOMAS HALLER.
auz-d&dx.ersu ExecutorG
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Pk07fT Fo5sEssI0N 1ss0RED WHEN
yuu buy from occupant-owners. FEW o.
10. s6o allison ST.; es the crest Of highest
part q Pstwofth; . home with every up
to-date appofntment; NOTHING BETTER
ma @ s. sss ~ Ss.lss s. fos ,se An.
bcths; scs..sssr hs.t; M s,ssszie ishs: i.rse
~ass ssa .S,ssss.sss @slsss. hssset ss If ''o
$4,000 WILL SECURE charming home sn
Ss ssrsTs.Ais g. saAG & ASIsAHD ssas; Z lea pans
Ssass s !. Vii xsrts ssief1i III iSsp.ei,ea. ss Inn
We 1''eIH oTsns y F51oAsIfSsa Saornzrns.
SsT Sssrs:nr ST. MAJ x eeissss sssss ke.s.a, ss;
:sssy.ns Ss'Sssss; S sarsss; modern | Pli.:.
s s1 ES1s 1sn N.y.i n ss.g., . b.a.:
s.2s&HAM ErASE NV: nsdern; coy.
500 sr. HEAn istAi eolored he...
3 oT6 TokrAEHseEos AHM w sos W assss.ss ssssn ssr
ss:sso VII ,.s sgr MIcs s1,.s soEn .od sRrcK; b
with frout eatfancss furnaces heat; good local
~; ssas p. ass; sas i,ss' e PEE. Il LlAta
S e. -. Apply 'f "rif' 70 e. T LAW isis as. =
ssen.s T. ss.. Va ,.sss f.sai .sa .ias psrchss;
ss ssSss fsas ssss sad as fssehsn ssersns sns asa
e. @ :nss. sss a'. .s r.. sss soe .S
dry. cold storage. etc.: szrage; price. 5000.
1osnRr Il HnArsR
Pnoas Miis 1osl. 40 coiorads badx.
G0P dATI-
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOB SALE-LOTS.
TwIyISG CITY, EAST WASH. PARK,
Bradbury Heights, d. c.; Brsdbury Heights,
Md.-Acre or building lots. Phone L. 2269,
WANTED.
wANTED-To BUY A SOFT. LOT IN KEN
ftworth, D. c.: good location desired. Address
Box 5s-K, Star Office. Is
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APARTMENTs TO LET.

FOR SALE
NEAR 1Ith AND HARVARD STS.
Two-family apartment house rent
ing to good white tenants for $426
per year (never vacant) each apt
contains large rooms and bath;
furnace heat (separate heating
plants); concrete cellArs and
porches front and rear; an in
first-class condition. Price only,
$4.250. Easy terms.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
712 18th st. Phone N. 2346.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucrIoNEEk
Valuable Unirnproved Lot on
East Capitol Street Between
9th and 9TH Streets,
By Public Auction,
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is, 1S1B,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
The east 40 feet front Of lot Z. square -.
having q depth of LIS feet to 3o-foot paved
alley on north side of Esst Capitol etresf.
one Of the most desir1ble residential sectieas
On Cxptt0l Hill.
Terms: Subject 10 Q deed Of trust ef .. .oo4
at per cent. balance cash. or all CASA at puf-
chaser's option 500 deposit af sale Con
veyancing. recording, revenue stamps, nofzrtHi
fees at purchasers cost Terms TO be cuE1-
piled with within twenty days.
ADAM A. WESCHIXR.
aue-d&dx-erSu Anctione<I-
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F0R RENT-H0UsEa
F6hN1saEn.

RDsPB0rABr1 vHfts family . eccuw ny
house. raodsrn esaysAisncea. p.xtiy fufzzhs4
sashinfi aye tons ensa u esllaes Ad1rs1 bsx
N11las ~ 1h Y
Evening star., 1918-08-14

Near Union Station, $500.
Pre- lxsek; 9 rooms and batAs csllax; In
q. 3. wARINc. FRANKLIN s5u.>
Le0 SOUTHERN BLD2 15tA q Il 0A xL
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1881 PARK ROAD. D..-......-$9ySoo
Splendid location. Facing Roek
Greek Park. No houses opposite. 10
rooms, all outside and well lighted;
2 baths: cool; easily heated; immedi-
ate possession; easy terms. 15s
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VACANT. MODERN, NEW, GROOM HOUSE,
well located, NV; convenient to car line; front
colonial porch, rear porch and sleeping porch.
Hef full particulars, phone II. 1856.
JOSEPH O. ZIRKI1E,
203 Colorado bldg.
ONLY $500 CASH.
On broad Pa. ave- s.e.s dandy ecacniaf
home bright roe~s, @ s,so az eelaf NC ncSk
l410 y q:
l5S8 MERIDIAN YLACB NV. @ sQUARDS
norfh Of 18th and Park ruadl; $500; $500 cash
furnace: rorehss: nack yard ess 0HNER.
23o1 1st st A,w. NcEtA 1ooA or ysw sua
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TUXEDO, Nd.
Z2h acres Of Land: fmpnpved By 6rosm
house and outbui1dinss; fruit; extimnted 1.0oo
cords Of wood and some valuable timber:
highest elevation around Washingtpn; no large
tracts for sale In this section: surruunded
BY many homes; ten minutes wsik from Dis
trict car line; II subdivided. can be sold into
small tracts at from $500 70 1000 per acre;
wood and timber enough to almost pay for
property; priee. $50 per acre.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
14z3 = st. nv.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE

les ACRES. SUITABLE FOB GENERAL
fsrmfnx and STOCK RAISING purposes; 8
miles from AsHBURN. IN LOUD0Uf county.
va, opposite the celebrated .aTnLET DAIRY
FARN" For sale at only $50 per acre, rs
ale is required to close an estate. Apply or
write to 81. T. LAW. 1913 3 st. Sc. 1ss
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
to l. 900 acres for sale exchange.
NcI.ACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
II. 49, fReal Etate Dept1 10Th and G n-w.
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ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD

wANTED-By two young ladies. room with or
without board, In northwest section; asaiiable
August z0s must have separate beds; phone
privileges: location between 17th and z0th,
eboys u: stats terms. Address Boz 1z1-K.
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ONLY $500 REQUIREp; VACANT AND
ready y occupyj attractive 6room bay-window
NV. Price, S4.500. EQUITY RNALTY
BROKERS. 1871 N. Z. ave. 14s
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D. NOTES, Auctioneer.

iath STREET NORTHWEST.
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th AND
O STREETS
By order Of owner. who is retiring. vm offer
for sale by public auction on THURSDAY.
AUGUST FIFTEENTH. BEGINNING AT
TEN-THIRTy An. large stock OF Hirh-gnoe
Groceries. consisting OF Can and Bottled GoodA.
such as Heinz and Curtice Bros Prodnctk. In
ported Sardines and Olive Oils, Jams. JeIlies,
Pineapple, Peas, Salmon. Tuna Fish. Extra
Fancy Lima Beans. Asparagus. CoI's Celia
tines, Teas Soaps. Soap Powders. Paper Bags
and all other goods contained therein
The above is old-estxblished stand md
should command the attention Of the trade.
Stock VIII be offered as an entirety. and
II no satisfactory bid is obtained IL VIII i'm
mediateIy be sold in detail
.auIa,sf D. NOTES. AuctSoreer.
Evening star., 1918-08-14
WANTED.

RENT. IN VIRGINIA, GOOD
modern, comfortable house; permanently; ref
erencea. Address Box a9-H. Star Once. 14s
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FOR RENTS ROOMS, BATHS; COLONIAL
residence; open Afeplaces: hot-water heat; large
verandas; garage, cafs; stable. eowG Z
horses; chauneur's cottage; teehouse, etc.; 70
acres around house, covered with 100 stately
oaks, "a sores garden; IS minutes By automs-
bile, on boulevard. also trolley. Rent. $6o0 q
IS 600 Of which VIII bs spent IN beautifyinS
FULTON B. GOHDON,
Specialist Suburban Realty,
Colorado Bldg. Main oz3l-
UNFURNISHED, COLONIALTYPE BUNGA.
low: 9 rooms and bath; large han and pantry;
modern; electricity; steam heat; acre ground:
large shade trees; magnificent view; garage;
within Is minutes drive Of city; vacant Sep
tember LIST; $Ss. ,. @. CAMPBELL. 7S4 sth
st- NV, week days only. l5s
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WANTED,

rot oyer Ik miles from Riyerdne Nd. 10 cor.
tsin IOl75, acres, half In good timber, balance
IN productive soil; no house or buildings neces-
sary Write Box 126. Riverdale, Nd, and give
fuu particulars, price and terms. 19s
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FOB RENT-Housrs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ron RINT-H1NDSOMELY FURNISHED.
one Of washingtou's best rssidences On 1oth
st., soath Of Scott Circle; owner now occupies
sans: win lease for os years to proper
uarty; rent, S1b, 900 year. For fun particu-
iars, apply Harry WARDMAN, 1880 K st.
i4z0 BE.MONT sT.-io LARGE ROOMS:
completely fur; baths; elec. lights; large
pofches: overlook city. Phone Col. 1473. IA
7-ROOM BUNGALOW-WILL GIVE UP
lease and se1l complete furnishings. with good
garden; nrst house on right Of Marlboro pike
after crossing D. @. line.
aTGH-CLAsS HOME. L ROOMS, 3 BATHS,
double garage; immediate possession; $50 Per
DFSTRABLE FURNiSHED HOUSES.
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLEH RUTHERFORD (lne.).
SIT 18th ct. NV. 10
WE'LL FURNisHED HOUSE; LARGE Rooms;
nne yards; southern exposure. CAu after
1880 am. 914 East Cap'tol Ut. 1ss
UNFURNISHED.
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FOB sALE-HoUszs.
Continued.

double garage; convenient to cars; price,
3. 500 Call after Z pm. OWNER, T5 sth
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

24sToRY FRAME; NEWLY PAPERED.
painted: tin roof; 2 porches. blacksmith shop,
outbuildings. well water. fine shade; VA. cor.
lot; sell cheap on terms trade for equity In
city house clear lots; place so minutes' ride
in Va. by elec. lines, and on nacadaD rDad.
Several clear acreage tracts In Nd and Va:
clear lots and alley houses suita BILE for gnraeas
for trade. What have you to offer?
Ne. RYON, 1422 St NV.
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COZY LITTLE DETACHED BUNGALOW, IN
most convenient NV. d. c.. suburbs; rooms
and bath. with every modern convenience; y
square from carx, % min. 10 Treasury: built
of red ''Fishlsek Tapestry brick: new I'M
mediate possession
Price. 5000. Terms-
O. G. LACEY, Foxar Heights, d. C.
Adjoining Georgetown University Grounds.
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BY young lady government clerk. room and
board In private family; Protestant Address
BOZ 92-K. Star once.
YOUNG LADY. congressional secretary. wants
room and board in refined private home near
House Office building. Address Box 72-k. Star
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-01-26
TO REGISTER ENEMY ALIENS.

The registration of all alien enemies will
start OF o'clock in the morning of Feb
ruary 4 and will last continually between
the hours Of q n. m. and y. m. through
February q. according 10 information re-
ceived by Deputy United States Marshal
Reed from Marshal ]. A. Herring nj IIous-
ton The registration for Brownsville viii
he conducted by Chief of Police W. B.
Linton at the city hall. In all other towns
in the county the registration vii bc in the
hands of the postmaster
The designation of officers to hold the
registration i made by Attorney General
Gregory and calls for the conduct of the
registration in towns Of 5000 inhabitants
or over by the police chief and in all small
towns by the postmaster
Newspapers in the towns and dis
trict where the registration j. TO be made
are requested to publish daily notices con
tanning the names of the registering Off
Ger. the place Of registration and the hours
and date for the same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-01-26
WILL DYNAMITE
SUNKEM VESSEL
THE SANTIAGO, RAMMEO BY ANOTH-
Err VESSEL At BRAZOS SANTI-
AGO IN 1862 WILL Be RAISED

flfty-siN years ago or Il: lSi2. tht steel
cotton ship Santiago. pIvin. between Bra
zos Santiago Labor, pcinr ISABEL ana
Liverpool, England, was in a collision with
another vessel about fifteen hundred feet
off shore from Point Isabel and was sunl-
The Rio Grande Railway, which has
started the construction Of new wharf at
Point Isabel, finds that in order to carry
out certain construction il will he neces>a-
~ to Get out Of the way what remains of
the old vessel. which i probably mostly
'eaten away by this time. and arrangements
are being made to dynamite the hull. de-
Istroy il entirely or remove il from the place
where il i imbedded. The ship drew about
ten feet of water and was one Of the larc-
est that ever put in at Brazos Santiago
harbor
The Santiago was constructed ut Bath,
England. and had made only one trip be-
tween Liverpool and Brazos Santiago when
lit was DESTROYED. The late q. Y. Kendall.
father Of n. f. Kendall Of this city. was
engineer on the Santiago and ran her into
Brazos Santiago on her maiden voyage.
One other ship, the Luzon, q passenger
ship, was also sunk near the same place.
One hull j. on the north side Of the T-head
of the old wharf. and the other j. imbed-
det>in the sands on the south side of the
T-head Ii l. understood that no attempt
will be made at this time to get the Luzon's
remnants ont of the wav at least for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-01-26
TWELFTH ST. Is
SIX ESTABLISHMENTS HAVE OPEN.
Ed ON THIS THOkOUGHFARE DUR
ING PAST FEW WEEKS

Ten grocery stores in approximately
four blocks on Twelfth street have been
discovered by the man who is fond of STA
tistics. OF the ten stores now i'm existence
between the corner of Twelfth street and
the market plaza and the immigration sta
tion at the ferry at least six have opened
for business within the past two months.
The increasing demand for foodstuffs
by residents of Matamoros is responsible
for the opening of the new stores or the
addition of grocery. stock to lines previ-
ously handled by the merchants. Many
of the smaller stores, especially those along
the board walk, deal exclusively in rice
sugar and lard packed in small containers
that hold the maximum amount of food
stuffs allowed by the customs house
Practically the entire population Of Mat
in this city, and the owners of carious
kinds Of establishments along this street
promptly saw their opportunities. A hail
tonic and barber supply house quickly he
came a grocery; hone dry establishment
was transformed from a thirst parlor tc
a food supply house: cheap jewelry es-
tablishment also became depot for staple
food supplies; a fruit stand that always
did lively business soon became n cen
ter Of industry as busy as that of the busi-
est bee hive in midsummer. wholesahng an6
in retail quantities.
Traffic between Matamoros and Browns
Vile is heavier today than it has been since
Tuesday of this week when the food care
ruling for exports became effective. Th'
cards permit exports TO he made on ever,
third day. 4 greater business. nowever
is expected nj the bridge and ferry tomor
row. Saturday and Monday are always
the busiest days at the ports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-01-26

.CARSTRuCK
ONE IS HURT

\ crew of Western Union lnemen had a
narrow escape from death or serious in
jury this morning when an incoming branch
line train into "A railroad motor ear on
which they were riding. The employees
succeeded IN jumping clear Of the ychicl
and only one member Of the crew was
slightly injured. DIR. J. l.. Rentfro was
summoned and the mans injuries exam
ined. Although one foot was badly swollen
DIR. Rentfro stated that the injuries were
not serious.
A report of the occurrence in which il
was stated that no one was injured. was
telegraphed 10 the railroad headquarters
IN kingsyille. The Western Union men had
been making an inspection of the com
pany's lies between Brownsville and Kings
VILE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-01-26
INJURED BISHOP
BETTER, REPORT
FUNERAL OF CONDUCTOR MLEAN
KILLED IN RAILWAY SMASH
CORPUS CHRISTI ON SUNDAY

CORPUS CHRISTI, Ter, Jan. 26.-The
funeral of Will Mclean, the Cult Coast
Lines conductor, who was instantly killed
when a Texas Mexican train rammed a
Gulf Coast Lines tap train at Clarkwood,
six miles from here early Friday, will he
held Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
the First Methodist church. Interment will
be in the Rose Hill cemetery.
lie Is survived by his wife, one daughter.
Miss Helen Mclean, by a son, Donald
Craig, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y.
Mclean, by four brothers, Charles of Cor
pus Christi, James of Henderson, Carl of
Yoakum and Claude of Camp Travis, and
by three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Spruce and
Mrs. G. II. Gordon of Athens, Texas, and
Mrs. c. W. Johnson of Corpus Christi.
The Right Reverend Paul Nisssbaum,
bishop of the Corpus Christi diocese, of
the Catholic church, and Rev. John Scheid,
jured in the wreck, are reported improving
at the Spohn sanitarium where they were
taken after the accident. although Rev
Scheid was suffering considerable pain
Their injuries are not regarded as serious
Bishop Nussbaum and his companion
were returning from Galveston where they
attended the funeral of Bishop Gallagher
They were in the wash room of the sleep
er Of the wrecked train when the wreck
occurred, and jumped out of windows.