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3217-3221 CONN. AVE. READY FOR OC-
cuoancy-New five;story elevator build
ings; tile baths, built-in fixtures.
3r., kit. rec. b. { b.......... $40 80
2 r. kit. rec. b. & b.. .$69. so to 5000
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MARYLAND COURTS-9th AND MD. AVE.
N.E-New f1ve-story fireproof building,
having elevator and switchboard service
Resident manager on, premises. :, Apart
ments of room and bath to 3 rooms.
kitchen and bath, from $40 80 to $77.50.
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THE NEWARK, 1881 NEWARK ST. NV
corner of Wisconsin ave.-Brand-nev
apartment. having elevator and cafe sery
ice: each apartment equipped with FrigiJ
aire: cost Of operation included in rent.
:, rooms. kit and bath. .S57 80 to S65 .0t
d rooms. kit. and bath. ......... 500
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED.
Continued.

ONLY FIVE LEFT.
Cltra-modern apartments, ami. IN new
building: all outside rooms: elevator; 4
rooms and bath: bargain rentals; $50 per
month. Apply to manager, Craudall's Col
ony Apartments. Georgia ave. and Farragut
ST n W.
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2 rooms. Kit. and bath. $3.50 to $500
l room. kit. and bath 400
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FOR RENT-2l0 18th ST. NV RMS.
and b. front. S4S: 3 rms and b.. rear. Sal
HENRY SCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall
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1o6 WEBSTER ST-NEWLY PAPERED; 3
rooms and bath. dining alcove: nice location
for children; reasonable. Adams 1861.
1914 conn. AVE.-FRONT APT. FOR $50.
Alsn one S45
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KEW GARDENS. 1900 QUE ST. MR.
lined apartment having switchboard SER
Snfe i resaen acd manage anS b ON premise e.,
L r.. kit. and bath. ............. Use
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34O7-9.11 goth ST N.w-HALF SQUARE
WEST OF CONN. AVE. AT ORDWAY.
Well arranged 3 and 4 room apartments
in Cleveland Park CONVENIENT loccast1,oln q;
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... $500
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1916 F ST. N.E-3 ROOMS. BATH: STEAM
heat gas, inclosed porch. pulley lines: neatly
~ foI
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Observation-Disclosures
THE MONTANA,

1925 NJ ST NV.
Desirable apartment within easy walking
distance of downtown: 3 rooms. Kitchen.
bath and reception hall: price. 500 per
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BRIGHT LARGE TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath apt; gas electricity, INV. heat
included: S42.50; adults. 3625 10th st.
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A FEW SMALL APARTMENTS AT Ex-
ceptionally low rental rates with apartment
hotel service in beautiful Hilltop Manor.
$500 14th st. Apply resident manager.
Phone Adams 101RO
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GROOM AND BATH APARTMENT. NEWLY
papered and painted throughout: large rear
porch: in apartment building. located al
127 Bird st. ne third floor rent. S3S per
month. J. A. HAYDEN. Agent, 1410 G st.
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THE NEWARK. 1891 NEWARK ST. NV
apartment. having elevator and cafe sery
aire cost Of operation included in rent.
!; rooms. kit: and bath. $3.50 to S65. 90
s rooms. kit. and bath. ......... $500
KEW GARDENS. 27OO QUE ST. MR.
lined apartment having switchboard serv
2 r. kit. dining alcove and bath. 500 .Ou
T.. XII. anu bath. ............. $40"
2121 H ST. N.w-New eight-story elevate
ouiidng. conveniently located 20 Govt De
rooms G'c; and rea 6s,b ABOUT 'anuas g.
room. kit. and bath. .......... 37.50
THE HUNTINGTON. ,2715 14th sT NV
rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath. $3.50
THE ELwooD. 1921 18th ST. NV
downtown apartments rooms. lttchsl
: T rooms H kitchen and bath. -,
L room. kitchen and bath. ...... $40
THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SIS
badng eisVator SERVICES near censTa
High School: 4 rms. kit. and bath $3.50
rooms rooms. E sshsn s snd BATH Bath 49, 49,
1901 L ST; NE. corner Bladensburg I'd
New building. = rooms, kit. and
patn '.'..''.'.'. -. ...'. 'S4o-oH
eeS2. 18th ST. NV rooms. kit- an
Detn SIo.V'
$500 18th ct. N.w-5 rooms and BATH
porch ..........s.... 5000"
1905 LANIER PL. N.W.-2 rms, kit, d. 4.
oath '..'-.'... '9ou.oo
1929 18th ST. NV T. & bath. $500
1851 GIRARD ST. NV: rooms. kit. anG
roon, III ana hail, M
40 18th ST. N.E.--New building, reafv
for occupancy; only two apis. left.
= rooms. kit. and bath. $500. .S4c.5O
739 NEWTON ST; NV room. lit din.
ing alcove and bath. .S4O.Uu
rooms. kit. and bath. ......... $3.50
24s1 18th ST. N.w.-4 rooms. kitchen and
Ddtn . s0pV'Vp
1859 PARK RID. N.w.-6 rooms and
bath. porch ........-..... .Sso.oV
.UL CO.,
OPS 18th St. NV.
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1888 MONROE ST N.W-6. ROOM AND
excellent location. Just off 10th ST.: rent
very reasonable ApnlY &14 z st n W.
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2121 H ST. N.W-New eight-story elevate
building; conveniently located 70 Govt De
!, rooms. kit. and bath. .$55 %
room. kit. and bath. .......... 37.5
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THE HUNTINGTON. ,e71s 14th ST NV
rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath. .S65. o.
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SINGLE ROOMS WITH BATH. FURNISHED
and with complete hotel service S75 mo.
and up: double rooms with bath. Sl20 and
mp: Groom suites. housekeeping IN
furnished 500 mo. BURLINGTON HOTEL,
100 Vermont ave NV Main 1880,
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ami: convenient downtown location; rent
reduced quiet, no one to disturb you. APP
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UNHEATED FLATS.

1850 Girard st. n.w.-5 T.. b.. ami. $50 90
End foor-6 r.. b.. ami. ...... go
303S o ST. n.w.-5 r.. b., ami. 5000
1741 y. Cap. st.-5 r. b.. ami. $500
l144 nth ST. n.w-5 r. b... so 90
1927 Wis ave. NV T. and b. $3.50
1920 18th p.w-3 r. k, b.: h;-w.h... 400. 49,
1903 9TH nw-5 T., b., cleo. 49,. 1000
1915 9TH ST. n.w-5 r, b., cleo. -, $500
443 Tenn ave. me- rooms. 80. $3.50
1854 Avon pl n.w-4 r. H. b. ami. 1880
9O3 End st. ne.9 T. and b.: h.-w.h. $500
HEATED FLATS.
ia Quincy st. ne-3 T.. k. 5000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
e25 18th st. NV. Main 2100
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Observation-Disclosures
tContinued.l
THE ARGONNE,
1929 Columbia Rd.

Very desirable apartment
Two large. bright rooms, over
looking Rock Greek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures; reception
hall, kitchen and balcony; a.
hour service. Resident manage
on premises.
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3217-3221 CONN. AVE. READY FOR OC-
cuoancyy;-New five,story elevator build
lngs: tile baths, built-ln fixtures.
f. f. tit ' rec rec h. H. = bo..$5s5o to $500
MARYLAND COURTS-9th AND MD. AVE.
Nancy tiye-story fireproof build building
Resident manager on premises. Apart
Kitchen and bath. from 5000 to s77'5o.
1920 oNTAAa ;S RID. NwxF e ESOHs s4 !sf h
r ooa Da Fl. and bath soI $50 70
room. kit. and bath. ....... 1000
'4 VEST Of s'e coNN. AVE. II osbwAY
Well arranged and 4 room apartments apartments
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ....,. 53.5o
924 14th ST. Nw-3rd floor: five rooms
and baths. .9fo.oo
THE sUNBURY - 212 NJ ST. NV
Downtown, apartment building. s.1zo
= rooms. d. a.. kitchen and bath. .SoT.oV
$500 L ST; N;w.-AIl apartments e,a, in per-
2 rms kit. and bath ....... $4,000
1924 CONN. AVE. NV. rooms. kit 81 and nd
A Room and Is;enii:;private bath: .::: 5000
cHALFoNTE. GIG P ST, NV. near p y;
pont Circle1,--2 rooms and bath .S32 .09
rooms rooms fitch nna a eaah bath 5sSS
ns ,sa VERNON BaS ST. 4dS and ssnsS
1916 BELMONT ST. NV rooms. kitc h,
/" room bonn kit and bath. ........... $3.50
iii COL. RID. NV rooms. kitchen and
bath .$02.5O
1921 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Apartments lust
redecorated. Dining aleove with table and
benches: 2 rooms, kit. and bath. $3.50
1859 N. II. AVE. N.w.-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath .o0UUV
35O7 w PLACE NV rooms. kit; and
1904 9th ST Misunderstanding Catholic
University grounds / room, kit.
g dining afcove and bath. $3.50
1907 8 ST. N.w.-4 rooms and bath $4,000
90 Fl SIT. Nw.-5 rooms and bath. $500
B. F. s.
Main 200
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JUST AS NICE AS HOME

Two rooms. large and light. kitchen an
bath, 500 or room. kitchen and bath, S3S
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UNUSUALLY LOW RENTS
NEAR wARDMAN, PARK-2S27 2sth 8,
spacious closets: excellent service.
RENT, $40 so AND UP.
RESILIENT MGR Apt ~
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THE ELWOOD. 1921 18th ST. NV
Downtown apartments rooms. httchel
: rooms, kitchen and bath. - %,
room. kitchen and bath. ..... $40
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Observation-Disclosures

We HAVE JUST COMPLETED AND HAVE
ready for occupancy five Broom and bath
ants. in the Vatican Apartment. a13 Eve
st. NV. Large rooms electrically lighted
abundance of heat. and above all well
Front apartments $50. Rear apartments
S45 Adults only. JOSEPH A. HAY
nEN 111O a. cf N
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s24 14sh ST Nw.-3rd floor; five s ICONS .S
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RoYDON. r NEAR 18th ST. N.w.-4
large. outside rooms. bath: $1,000. See
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.iPARTMENTS-FU & UNFUR.
THE HERMITAGE. I117 VERMONT AVE.
nw-1 and rooms. kitchen and bath: $50
up TOTTEN. Main 10000.
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CoLORED-60o G ST. NE. AND 720 9th
Ct. me-; Bird floor, 4 rooms bath: a;mi.
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SEE RESIDENT MANAGER.
Apartment 1O2
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PHILLIPS TERRACE,
1901 Argonne Place.
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THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SITS
building: elevator service: near Contra
High school: 4 rms. kit. and bath SOS. OF
rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... $50
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Just North of 10th and Col. Rd.
Convenient TO all car and bus lines
Telephone Adams $40 and ask for resi-
dent mgr. Several very attractive apart
ments left, ranging from one room, dininr
alcove. kitchen. tile bath and Murphy bel
to five rooms. reception hall etc, Ali apart.
ments with outside rooms. spacious closet.
built-in bath fixtures: some with porches.
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THE SUNBURY - 1919 NJ ST. NV
Downtown apartment building.
. rooms. d. a.. kitchen and bath. $500
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FIRST-CLAss CoLoRED APARTMENT.
THE TERRILL.
2617 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Convenient to Howard Univereity and
Freedmans Hospital. Brand-new broom
and bath apartments with every modern
convenience. Rents Just reduced. See these
at once.
CAFRITZ,
Rental Agents.
14th & x. Main eos0
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COLoRED-2 LARGE. CLEAN FRONT
rooms. bath. kitchenette. hot-water heat.
phone: $50: high -class people. Pot SO.
2305 9Th ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath. reception hall; SOS; newly deco
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l441 HARVARD ST NV LARGE
rooms kit: and bath: reasonable. Janitor.
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$500 l. ST. Nw-All apartments. in per-
feet condition; rents Just reduced.
Q rms kit and bath .S45. 90
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Fort Loco a1S Patb sSt
in new building. $40 80. SHAPIRO-KATZ
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1911 PA. AVE. NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath. remodeled for apartment: 5000
". P. METCALF. ell Investment Bldg Phi.
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
& CO., INC,
1882 K st. NV. M. 400
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SAVE ONETHIRD ON YOTK FORMAL
rent by buying this delightful corner suite
IN magnificent modern building in Cieve-
sonal bother of maintenance For details
phone Main 9770. branch IL. or Adams
Evening star., 1926-05-28

OF that committee for four years in
the House and nine years In TIE Sen.
ate--where there was the una ninity
that there has been. with respect to
the bill now before us
MIR. President. was not only
pleased with the attitude Of The pec-
pie OF the District Of Columbia upon
this measure. because Il coincided
with the views which I first enter
tair"ti. but as I looked into the mat
Ter | was convinced that the prepos-
sessions which ] first entertained we're
right. and that the people Of the
District Of columbia were right.
mir. President. no man who lives
in the District knows more about the
needs Of the District than Mr.. Moves
Of The Star: and in The Evening
Star you will find an able editorial
explaining this measure. and indors-
ms the measure which was reported
by the District committee. The Sens.
tors who are constantly insisting tina,
lhe District shall have greater rights
and greater liberties. and shall have
The riS ht To vote and TO enact it's own
laws. are.not running true to form in
'epudidtinG the measure upon which
he people Of the District. Of Coltlmbia
Ii~NS S-NtIi cSScu tfchiSClVCS WITH COtSh-
piete unanimitN.
'Mr. President. we have organized
a hoard here that will care for these
childfen--a board that will he com.
posed OF the ablest citizens. disin.
teres,ed persons, men and wome n
familiar with the needs Of the city
and they are competent to perform
the duties which this bill, as It came
from the Senate committee. imposes
upon them. / regret exceedingly.t that
when the people of the District have
expressed themselves so unanimously
Evening star., 1926-05-28

driving. Senator King explained that
it was proposed to allow more than 20
miles only i'm outlying districts on
arterial highways.
At this point Senator Bieaae served
notice he would object 10 passage OF
the bill unless a quorum was present.
and It was decided to lay the bill aside
for consideration later.
The bill revising the assessment
law, which was passed and sent to
the House tor action. changes the
time for paying taxes from November
and May to September and March.
and provides for the flling OF personal
tax returns in March instead OF July.
The purpose Is TO enable the city to
collect It's revenue earlier in the fisca
year. In conformity 10 the ma ndate of
Congress that the District prepare It.
self to operate after 1927 on cash
basis
The bill to give the Juvenile Court
jurisdiction ovsr non'snppOrt cases
was postponed for action later at the
request OF Senator King. who said he
vented time to look into 1t.
Evening star., 1926-05-28

we turn down their plea, and accept
measure sponsored by the Senator
from New York in the Senate and by
Congressman from New York In the
House. For my part, prefer frat TO
follow. my own judgment. and sec
0ndiy to follow the wishes Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia
Traffic Law Changes.
During considerst ton Of the traffic
bill in committee of the whole the fol
lowing amendments were approved:
BY Senator Dill Of Washington:
Eliminating the language which would
have given the director Of traffic con
troll over pedestrians. and animals OF
every description at rest or in motion
. -. The Senate retained the
language defining vehicle as any
appliance moved over - highway on
wheels or traction. including street
cars. drafI animals and beasts OF bur
den.
BY Sens tor King: Reducing from one
year 10 six months the Imprisonment
for operating without permit. An
other by Senator king, giving the d.
rector more leeway in deciding areas
in which q srea ter speed than - miles
an hour may be allowed.
Senator Dill explained that his
main purpose WAS To eliminate con
troll OF pedestrians. He said that II
walkers were TO be regulated only in
the business section ne would not OBJ
ject. but he was unwilling TO have a
pedestrian regulation that would ap
ply TO the full length of thoroughfares
on which automatic control lights are
installed.
Senator Kendrick OF Wyoming took
the view that % miles was fast
enough. expressing the belief thai
nearly all accidents are due 10 fast
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conviction for illegal voting. Last
month krubaech and his entire slate
swept 10 an easy victory, only Il votes
being registered against him.
The package containing the bomb
was delivered by rural mail carrier
yesterday morning at a time when
members OF the krubaech family were
preparing for the wedding of Janet
and Frank. Janet and Miss Myrtle
Whittier OF Chicago. who was to have
been the bridesmaid, ran out to greet
the mailman. and Janet took tthe
package. believing II to he a wedding
gift. although II was addressed to her
father.
Frank arrived then from his
mothers home a mite away. planning
to take .Ja.iet to Mi,skegon to get
their marriage license. Janet, how,
ever. delayed her departure. eager to
learn what was in the boxs
August krubaech opened the box
on counter In the tavern lobby.
There. was a blast that was heard for
2 miles,
When Mrs. krubaech and others
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City Hall A score of windows In tho
Catholic Home for Working Girls.
across, the so street. were shattered.
Eighty girlx housed In. the building
became panic stricken, but were
quieted by the nuns in charge. Fight
occupants Of the store building We're
injured.
John Barons. owner Of the store.
could assign no reason for the
bombing.
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WOMAN is INTERVIEWED.

CHICAGO, May 2s U9.-Post Once
INSPECTOR A. W. Hamilton today in
1crviewed Miss Myrtle Hansen here
in an attempt to establish possible
clues 10 the killing Of two men and a
woman by a bomb explosion a,
MnskegOn. Mich.
Miss Hansen is q neighbor Of vii
liam Frank. who with Janet Kreu
ba ech and her father. August. were
killed. Meanwhile another inspector
r. -. Howe. was on the scene.
Grant 3. Miller. chief inspector. "a I'd
that the bomb was demolished TO such
an extent that 1t was Impossible tG
het ermine it's type.
Evening star., 1926-05-28
Liberal Mr.. Total.

The missionary meeting was over
and the various amounts contributed
by the members Of the church had
been. as usual. one Of the most popu-
lar features. On the way home little
Jane said to her mother: What a
kind man Mr.. Total must he. He
gave ever so much more than anybody
eISe''
Evening star., 1926-05-28

ran into the room. Janet, with both
eyes blown out. pleaded with her
mother to be caim. Frank was dead
his body horribly mansled. kurbaech
survived only two hours, Janet
fingered through yesterday and last
night. regaining consciousness at in
tervals when she called for her father
her mother and for "Opie." her pet
name for the man whose bride she
was to have become tomorrow.
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Collegians as Guides.

American tourists in Sweden are
supplied by travel association with
the services OF university. bred lin
gusts willing TO act as guides. The
payment for such guides is 20 crowns
or IS, a day and ira ansportation.
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BOMB WRECKS STORE.

PITTSBCRGU. May % UP). Many
lives were endangered early toda V
when a bomb wrecked a store in the
downtown district, a. few blocks from
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CONSTABLE SEIZED
IN BOMB OUTRAGE
THAT KILLED THREE

Continned from First PageJ
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Capper Cites Support.

WneN OoI1dLOt SdppcI tOoN LIVE tcut
sha challenged the assertions of Sena-
4cr Wadsworth concerning the laws
elsewhere and said that, according to
:the Childrens Bureau of the Depart
5ment Of Labor. there are only four
States in the Union operating under
5the plan advocated by the Senator
from New York. Those four States.
sha said, are New York. Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island and Delaware. Continu.
ing. Senator Capper said.
Extensive hearings were conducted
sby the committee on the District OF
Columbia. The Commissioners them.
selves appeared in suppoit OF the bill.
prhe Federated Citizens Associations.
representing g membership Of about
ar, 900 citizens OF Washington. in
.rluding Al civic associations. and the
Council OF Social Agencies. including
avery welfare society Of the city o.
Washington, appeared before the com.
anittee in support OF he hill. as well
las the Washington Boa-o Of Trade,
iahe Washington Chalnber Of Com
irnerce and the Federated Churches Of
,fhe city. In fact, there never has
A,een bill presented to the Congress
coming from the people OF the DIS
frict Of Columbia which had the. una
rimity OF support that WIS given to
fhe measure before us. .AfLer hear
ing extending over several d3vs the
Eomnittee on the District OF Colum-
3yea. unanimously recommended the
Nil providing for the administration
of the mothers asd bv the new Board
sf p"kfi9 Y .ifsre: which takes con-
Arol Of the welfare activities of this
city on the. 1st day of the coming
Auly. The same bill was introduced
In the House.
The House substituted for the plan
proposed by the District people bill
introduced by A congressman from
New York. When it came over here
Eve amended the House bill. The Sen.
ste amendment is in line with the bill
which hAd been presented to us by
ahe District Commissioners and in
Siorsed unanimously by the people OF
1his city"
e Senators Willis and Bratton stress.
I'd the argument that II would he
sniistake to have the financial aid for
u
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$500 Baker, II. W,
NEi4 of SEA, Sec
SO. T II s, r 13 f,
S.BM., 40 ac. ....--..-...
20 SE1I of SELL, Sec
'''' 33, T II S, r l3 f,
S.B.M., 40 ac. ............
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Part Of Tr r. = s.
r Is +. S.B NJ. lying
f of + Ii Of Tr CAB
prod Sly and W of
Alamitos Canal, 3 ac l7.G}
Part Of T" 159. r IT
S. r IS f, S.B.M.,
q a.f' Beg 42 ft n
of Sc Cor; tn N
|72.42 #: tn w 1920
#: tn S 991.G3 #; tn
NEly parallel to and
~ 1T distant from
boundary line 1324.95
# to p,o.b.. 1926 ac 96.3'
Part of Tr 159. r II
S. r Is f. S.B.M.,
4 a.f.: Reg 915.12 It
y Of Sc Cor: tn w
1920 # to true p.o.b.;
tn " to Main Canal;
tn aI9 Canal SE,v 10
n point which is s O
deg O5 min " Of p.oN.
III y 0 deg 05 min
f to p OBJ, 10 az, - |1.T'
Part of Tr 159. / II
S, Z 15 F.. S.B.M.,
d.a.f.: Beg 9l5.42 ft
n of Sc Cor of Tr;
tn \ l323.30 #; tn w
1920 #; tn S 1323.30
#; tn f 1920 ft to
p.o.b., 40 ac. .......... 1C5. 81
Allen, Williams,
Tr 1l2, r Is S, r
15 f, S.B.M., 40 &C 261.7-
Allison, j. C.,
Part of Sc Il, Sec 81
] ~ ,, X IA T.,
S.B.M., lying W OF
E.S.H.L. CANAL, lao
ac. ..............-............--.)
SWi4 of SWl4, Sec
81. T 10 S, r ii F.,
S.B.M,, 40 ac y
Sls of Sfi4 Of SWh
See b. T 10 S, r II
+. S.B.M., 20 ac. }
S12 Of NEt4 70 SEA
Of SWh Sec 81, r 10
S. r II +, S.B.M., 5
pc 10 D
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
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being a strip along S
side "A ft wide at f
line of Tr and run
ming to a point 1920
ft w Of Sc cor, 1.12
ac ,,.......-. .................. 4.2O
Tr G3B, r II s. r -
f, 80 ac .....................- 2G5.18