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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
.BANDETSLOOT
TICKET OFFICE
Houston Cashier ID
Locked in Vault As
Robbers Get Cash

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. q. Up
Police Monday had made no arrests
~ correction with The S2,i0O rob
hery OF the lnterurban ticket office
of the Galgcston-H Houston Electric
Company in the business district
about midnight, Sunday. W. l..
sasser. -. night cashier. was locked
n the vault by the robbers. He said
~ heard a roise mt the rear of the
office. after he had closed IL and
while be was choking his cash.
lie went to Investigate and as he
stepped into the rear room. the
lights were snapped off and he was
confronted nv two shabbily dressed
men. One Of them pointed a gun at
him. Using a flashlight and holding
the pistol on him. the men backed
Mr.. Sasser into the vault and forced
him % face the wall with his hands
IN the air
The bandits then took the money.
locked the cashier in the vault and
left by way Or 4 rear window. The
cashier remained in the vault for 80
minutes before he made his pres
enee known 10 the dispatcher by
scratching on the vault door.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
MOODY TO NAME
RANGER CAPTAINS

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. 24.--At least
three Ranger captains who served
under the Ferguson administration
are due 60 losa their commissions
under the Moody regime. Il was said
today. a make room for Moody APP
pointmcnts The three are Ferguson
appointrcs
Frank Hamcr is TO be captain NJ
headqnartefs company, ~ Austin. u
Il said. while Tom Hickman will be
retained as captsin and Sheriff Al
len. ~ Williamson county. ,who stood
by Moody through his fight there
against the whipping parties. viii get
Il captain commission.
Will Wright. one II the most ia
nous Ranger captains Texas ever
had. whose men were the terror az
4erder smuagiers for years. also l.
gs<ang 70 he appointed. according 20
rcl<lt. ana Bill Sterling, from La
iedo'<f due 20 grt commission a.
raptaiua
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
FISHING DE LUKE is
r y =
FINE SPORT FEATURE
y. y 4
BROWNSVILLE OFFERS

Fishing il the Rio Grande u
fishing de luxe, in the opinion Of
j. A. Howard. of Kansas City. who
is spersding the winter in Browns
Vile. Mr.. Howard buys dimes
worth of liver, bats his hook,
throws his line In then sticks mis-
pole inl the bank cf the river just
~ front of the Riverside Hotel.
Then he goes up stairs to his room
M the hbtcl to rest NJ ease On one
OF the lcomfortable' new chairs.
Occasionally he looks out the win
DOW II see how his line il. and II
ii sways back and forth as though
II would Nike to so sailing down
the river 10 the Gulf he goes out
and unhooks the fighting fish.
Saturday he caught four biz chan
mel eat in exactly this manner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
REPORT DEFEAT
OF REBEL BANDS

hENIcu CITY. Jan. 24--tE9--
1wcniy-eight REBELS and one chief
iain were killed ia various combats
with federal forces sunday.
General Pablo Cabanas. heading "A
group Of Insurgents. attacked Santa
Maria. state or Guerrero. but the
small garrison defeated and dis
pcrscd the rebels. killing ten of them.
simon tortez and tour OF his fol-
lowers we've killed after capturing a
part ~ the town ~ Snntiguei del
Monte. state - Miehoacan. when
state guards defeated the band. SIX
rebels were killed AZ Ahualca. six AZ
Los Altos and two NJ Ayo Chico,
during clashes with federal soldiers
IN the state Of Jal.sco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
ONE Is HURT In
MULTIPLE CRASH

\. A.. Ford Of San Benito received
Rash over one eve as the result III
multiple automobile accident on the
highway nt al o'clock lnAt night.
According 70 the story told by
some Of those in the wreck the ncci-
dert was caused when one man drove
of into the ditch and second mo
irrist stopped I'm the middle of the
highway ~ see what IL uas aIl about
only 10 be struck from behind by =
third car.
Others IN the accident were w.
Flores Of Olmito. A. Ranm of Mer.
redcs and ArnulfD J C0rraa 0f
Brownsville.
II occurred about eight miles from
Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

In PRECINCT z
is ADOPTED
Commissioners Court
Accept Recommend
ations Presented By
Committee

Highways to Be built out OF the
Brownsville precincts share Of the
Sd.UOH,bOO countrywide bond issue on
which voters viii pass on next Sat
urday were designated at a meet
ing Of the commissioners court this
morning.
The percentage OF the proceeds Of
this issue WIS appropriated and set
aside by the court to be expended
when the bonds are issued and sold,
for roads ii Precinct Two as fol-
lows
Group No. 7.
fa) From the city limits Of
Brownsville on Palm Boulevard and
Fourteenth Street respectively to
Boca Chica along the general line
of I'll Jardin Boulevard and the To-
cation for said Brownsville Bcca
Chica road as heretofore made by
the county engineer:
(bl From Brownsville "a Point
Isabel by shortest practicable con-
Eection from Brownsville Boca Chica
road, when completed.
Group No. H.
4. From city limits of Browns
vile to West Line OF Commissioners
Precinct No. ?. along the general
line az the old Military Telegraph
road
2. From city limits of Brownsville
on Palm Boulevard 70 Los Fresnos.
following generally the "paredes
Line" or sugar Mill' or Battle
Field" road.
g. From city limits Of Brownsville
10 South Point Win hest and most
direct line 70 No.nt a. or near the
Northwest corner Of Block 1872, FL
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
WORK BEGUN ON
GARAGE, GARDEN

Excavation aud other dirt work for
the Spanish Gardcn~and HI Jarain
garage we're started this morning
The contract for this project. which
viii cost S43.ao0. wss awarded last
week 70 Thomas Gibson. The garden
and garage are 90 be ready within 90
working days
Mr.. Gibson is IN San Antonio AZ
the present time but will return %
Brownsville tomorrow morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
---~---~---------
new YORK BANKER
INSPECTS VALLEY

n. NJ. Fcrstel 81 New York City.
representing Tucker, Anthony &
Company. hankcrs. IL touring the
Lower Rio Grande Valley a. the
guest 81 Frank Luddcn. general
MANAGE 0f the Central Light a
Power Company interests IN this
section
Nv. Fcustal N making his first
trip over the territory IN the inter
est of hi. concern. which handles q
large amount az the Central c0M-
pany'S securities.
lie arrived in Brownsville Satur-
day night leaving Sunday for the
trip over the section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
Low in Mexico Chases Chilly
Norther Back to 'Snowdiggers'

All day Sunday residents of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley baskcd
IN the warm sunshine and awaited
the coming Of what had been fore
cast M the longest and chilliest
cold spell IF the season.
Blt the "norther' failed 10 ar
rive.
Its non-arrivnl was no fault of
the weather man. He had drawn
his weather maps and surveyed
his highs. lows and other
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

Judge Norman kittrell Of Hous-
ton. member Of the legislature and
one of the most prominent members
of the legal profession in South Tex
IA. died at his home in that city
sunday following u brief illness. The
funeral services Will be held today.
Judge kittreii had an extensive
acquaintance in the Lower X"
Grande Valley. having served on
the bench in both Cameron and HI
daigo counties. He was one of the
ablest champions Of the Cameron
county flood control bill during the
last session Of the legislature. and
staunchly supported various mca-
sUres introduced at the instance "a
Valley residents.
Judge Kittrcll was q cousin Of
John GREGG of this city and nm gncle
II Mrs. Fannie p. Putcgnat and
Miss Austin burst.
Judge kittrell was always one az
the Valleys strongest friends" for
mer Representative Harry Faux
stated today. "His championship ~
the flood control measure proved
invaluable. and his interest IN VAL
ley progress was ever evident when
legislation affecting Valley inter
ests was under coib liberation. His
memory will ever he held in CRATE
fuI reverence b. Valley people
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
BICAMIST ADMITS
SECOND WIFE SLAIN

NAJSTON. WIS. Jan. o4.-fPl-
Wiliir~i "offcy. Madison. Wis. sales
man. held on n charge OF bigamy.
confessed to-day. according to District
Attorney Robert Clark. that ~ nur-
dcved Mrs. Hattie iiales Coffey. his
hirarfous Feeond wife. and threw the
body into the river at DUBUQUE. Iowa.
VS. confessed ~ struck his second
WITS over The head with baseball
Aas in camp On the Mississippi riv-
er October H..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

paraphernalia Of the weather game
with an expert eye. Ills forecast
was according "a I'LL the rules and
regulations OF the weather dope"
sheet
Mexico was responsible for the
earoming Of the '-norther" away
from the Sun-kisscd Rio GranGe
Valley and back 10 the land Of the
.snow diggers" from whence it
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
JUDGE KITTRELL
DIES AT HOUSTON

HOUSTON. Tex, Ja. 2i.-tPl--Fu-
neral services FOR Judge Norman g.
KittreH, Is. distinguished jurist.
member III the legislature from Har-
ris county. author and editorial wri-
ter az the Houston Chronicle, who
died IL his home here Sunday, were
to be held Monday. Officiating min
listers included Bishop Clinton :.
Quin. or the Episcopal diocese Of
Texas.
Honorary pail bearers embraces
Governor Dan Moody and state Off
cials, Judges Of the supreme court,
court III appeals. judges of the court
Of criminal appeals AZ the appellate
courts. the bench and bar of hous--
ton. members Of the senate ana
house and the editorial staff Of the
Houston newspapers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
ALL OF INJURED
WILL. RECOVER

TAYLOR. Texas, Jan. 24.-tP-
The gloom which has hoyered over
two hospitals here since the cross
ing accident at Round Rock Satur-
day which killed 10 Baylor Univcr-
sity students. was slightly lifted
Monday with tha announcement that
all the injured students will re-
cover.
Fred Acre Of Waco, whose chance
for recovery for time was de-
SPARED will recover. physicians said
lie was At first believed to have re-
ceived q broken back in the crash.
Examination showed he suffered no
spine fracture, but severe internal
injuries
Edgar Gooch Of Ennis. brother Of
Aubrey GuoCh. Texas University
football star. Is the next most seri-
ously injured. He received a dislo-
Gated shoulder.
Wesley Bradshaw. Baylor foot
ball star IN 1922. received scalp
wounds ana lacerations about the
face. Others confined in a hospital
are Gordon Barry or Smiihviile.
badly bruised and suffering from
SCALP wounds and Cecil Bcaa Of
Graham. suffering from scalp
wounds.
Joe Potter 0f West. driver Of the
death car. who received cut about
the throat. returned 10 his home in
West Sunday.
Coach Ralph Wolf. az first re-
ported uninjured. suffered a bad cut
about the head requiring five stitch
Is. Tie Is recovering ~ the Taylor
sanitarium with his mother AZ his
bedside
Keifcr Strickland. who received
facial wounds: Louis Slade arr Weir
Nasham, who suffered minor bruis-
es were released from the SAM
tnFinm early sunday. Dave chenv-
ems. sport writer FOR the Ravlor
I.ariat. left Taylor for Waco catur-
day after his wounds had been
dressed ii a downtown office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
COURT DECISION
GUSTS LINDSEY

DENVER. Col. Jan. "a lsPi-Jndge
Ben y. Lindsey was custcd ia judge
Of the Denver juvenile court through
decision of the state supreme court
today. The high court reversed the
decision Of the Denver district court
in contest proceedings brought By
Royal W Graham. Lindsey's opp0-
nent IN the 1924 election. and held
thai the custer prayed hv Graham
should he entered. Graham. who
hrouaht the contest proceedings, is
now dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

BOSTON. JAM 1s.--tFl-P Police stin
without q definite clue ~ the rnur-
derer % Nayheil Matheson in the
West Roxhnry district. t0dnv qncs-
TONED some cf her girl friends IN
- effort to learn rsore nf her his
tory.
Her body was found Saturday IA !
field. She was killed by blow on
the head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

I'm o u r
VALE Y

HAVE YOU ANYTHING on vonr
mind tha' you believe should 10
taken np with your representative
in Austin.
Polk hofnaday n Hariincen II
Cameron county's representative in
the lower hors !. II Austin.
W. u. Mont kcry of Edinbury Il
Iiaaigo count.l-& representative in
the house. -
rithef ny @A- addressed in care
Of the House Of Representative
Austin. Texas.
Mr. hofnaday has been given inn
por'ant committee assignment. some
Of which directly affect this see
tion.
Iie III on the game and fish
cries committee: committee on pnb-
lic lands and buildings: highway
and motor traffic committee: con-
sersation and exclamation committee:
vice chairman Of the education com
mittee. and member Of the aparo-
rriations committee.
REP HORNADAY advises The
Herald that a bin closing certain
waters on this coast 20 commercial
fishing. " to be introduced.
lie asks that the fishing interests
advise him il they want Il hearing
on the question.
" 80. i Is necessary that the
fishing interests get III touch with
him on the subject, and hc Will ar
range for hearing On the pro-
posed measure.
THE FAILURE or the cold wave.
hcralied as the winters longest
and coldest." 20 materialize in the
Lower Rio Grandc Valley. was not
disappointment. except 70 those
few who took the forccast seriously
and hrnsEh. "a three armSfal Of
wog.i.
Old timers T. III tell you that the
fact that this northcr did not carry
on according - schedule, j. not an
usual
The sand-bsit Il largely resnon-
sible for It," 1hey will say. "Yoa
ss.sy.' = A-sl. --s-- .his thing Of northers
changing .ourse or dying out just
north Of the sands is caused b. the
fact that the sands store up heat
and save it 10 fight northers."
Probably the weather mar will
pay little or 40 attention io this
version 81 tine tcmpcFine effect of
the sands: IL the same time the old
resident will cling to it. II offers a
very good reason why.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
Receives News OF
Death of Mother

Col. Pedro Chana az this city has
received ncws cf the death AZ Doe
tor Arroyo. Nucvo Leon. on January
"a. Of his grandmother. Sonora
Manica Can'u Onirnga. She was -
years OH. The funeral was held at
Doctor Arroyo.
she j. SURVIVED IN one son end
several daughters Mrs. Conceurion
Qairoea and Martin Qlirora Of Doe
fo- Arrovn. Mrs Maria Salinas az
Nr~ve I.predo. Nexico. and Mrs.
Isabel Perez Of San Luis potasi. s.
4 y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
BODY or ONE VICTIM
i\TflKRED AT TAYLOR.

TAFLUK, Texas. Jan. I4.--IPF--
Funeral services for Ivey r. Foster.
Baylor University student killed sat
urday III the bus wreck ut Round
Rock. were held Sunday afternoon
from the First Baptist church. In
terment was i'll the city cemetery.
Although the weather was in
clement. the funeral cortere was
one OF the largest ever seen in this
city. Bouquets and wreathS of flow
ers were heared on the grave.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
COLLEGE BUILDING BURNS

NFW WILMINGTON. Pa. Jan. 2a
--klP m Old Main historic main
building cf NeEtminster College was
destroyed b. fire here today with q
loss estimated MT S25O.00O The struc-
tire. erected I'M 1851 md ali its con
tenss were a total loss. TIE school
heIonn2 "a the united Presbyterian
church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

OTTAWA. Jan. t91-Twelve
United States military pursuit planes
which left Selfrsdge field this morn
ina On a good viii invasion TO Can
ada. landed at Ottawa shortly after
noon today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
WEATHER
WFNTHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST
For Rrov- svil1c aud the Lower RE
Grandc Naicy: Mostly cloudy and
unsettled tanirht and Tuesday. cool
er tonight. Light To moderate south
east 70 northeast Winds on the west
coast
For Eas, Texas. Partly eloejy to-
night and Tuesday; local rains in
sonth rOfIiun: cooler on the coast
tonight light TO fresh northerly
winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24
UPHOLD OH. LEASE

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Ian. "a
1.-THE Prairie oil and Gas Com
nany's lease of land in 0kEahoma
owned ~ Leonard n. ingram. u Mss-
kogee Greek Indian. was upheld to-
day NV the supreme court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Jan. 2A---frs
"A hlankrt investigation of TIE snlc
of federal patronage was rs COM
merfrd to the senate today hy iGs iu-
Eisistg snmns.ttee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-24

River Foscast
Ther' viii be no material change
n the river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

THE GREENBRIAR
1lOI 10th ST.
home that win appeal 10 those who APP
bfecIate refined atrnoshere in convenient
location
/ spacious rooms. pantry and bath
LARGE CLOSETS.
4-HOUR ELEVATOR SERVICE.
CAPITOL VISTA,
2ll DELAWARE ANE T..
(Just South of the Capitoll
New Building
:! rooms, recep. hall. XII. ai't hath. $50 90
ONE or T iii ~ FINEST BTfIDINGs ON
CAPITOL HILL
resident MA4>aGER
THE BORDEAUX.
o92l GEORGIA Az J..
tOpnosite Walter Reed Hospital
rooms. kit and bath S42 so to 500 90
Manager on Premises.
200 + ST,
/ room Marphy bedl dining alcove
kttcheuette aEd bath. ..,...... ,...,. S4no
THE. PRINCETON,
2215 l4th ST.
(, rooms. bath and porch. ..... sos. 90
, rms kit. aud bath III dry basement 50 90
Manager on Premises.
LUCHS, INC,
aas II. NV
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THE SHEPHERD. COG Shepherd ST. NV.
y rooms and bath to rooms, bath and
porch; $40 so to S57 90
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CONN AVE. AT MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE.
3 rooms and bath. $50; rooms and bath,
% - Ma nR4L
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:! ROOMS AND BATH: NORTH AND SOUTH
exposures newly papered and painted. t2V
Reck Creek Oh ri Col 4S33-W -"
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GLASGOW COURTS $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV room. kitchen. Murphy bed
G2r
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I BEDRMS.-2 TONS Coal
in cellar. brand-new house I'm
northwest section; modern In every
respect. with ouilt-in tub with show
cedar closet. bUilt-in irOutne
board and complete in every way
only SIS mo. Main @00@ beforr
, pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

TORT STEVENS. 1000 RITTENHoUsE ST
ti.M Two room kitchenette and bath apt
III new building. $47 80. SHAPIR0-KATZ
A Mn
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED

THE AMHERST APARTMENT. 1864 co
mmbia rd---4 rooms. bath: excellent loca
ton $50 To 500.
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b;5n6 ILLINOIS AVE N.w.--3 ROOMS AND
bath and sleeping porch. SO mo; or :
rtltanas AlaeIlne nnrnh $50
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THE CLAVERLEE. Gao Irving St NV -~-
rooms. bath. porch: ami: So.
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BOSS & PHELPS.

THE LANSING. 116 North Carolina Ave
SET rooms. bath: ami; $40.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

ion: might consider purchasing: give full
PARTICULARS. Address Box 164-C. Star Office
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SALE-APARTMENT Houses.
RENT HOUSES-FTRNISHED

BY OWNER-FOUR-FAM Apt. HOUSE
mo. Address Box 277-B. Star Office 90
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APT. I0I. THE PLAZA. 22l0 PA. AVE.
r%s--t H. kit fr. all b., free gas lice.
tcf: SO mo: al large. bright. front .no.ns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

COMFORTABLE: FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN.
hath reception hall closets. pantry; all out
side rooms. l102 14th 81. Apply to Sery-
n4i Pharmacy Iith and l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

Upper APT. OF DUPLEX HOME--SlH
large rooms heat. hot water, separate en-
trance; near Chevy Chase Circle. oieN'
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VERY ATTRACTIVE 2nd-FLO0R Apt. or
Z rooms kitchenette and bath; fronting on
Stanton PARK: electric refrigeration. 300
nth 81
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DOWNTOWN APT. FOR RENT ROOMS
bath ami including heat SO per mo:
Apply TITLE AND INVESTMENT co. OF
Nl-ARNI Nh E1N n
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1911 PA. AVE. NV LARGE ROOMS
bath remodeled for apartment: $50 DO
". p METCALF GIL Investment B.ds. Phi.
Main a.T
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$50 Ga. AyE.-FIvE-RoOM APARTMENT
with bath $50 mouth. SHAPiRo-hA1H
CO 1916 r. w, Main Hl1l.
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

S60--I109 HARVARD ST NW-5 RMS
d. WALSH. 815 18th 81 NV. Main 155S-9
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so7 MT. VERNON PL. NV. f9th AND
Masst Apt No. 2-Three rms aud tile
bath enclosed porch: ami; S41 30. Nj
HOWARD Main 60E3
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1910 LONGFELLOW ST. NW-3 ROOMS
seed floor: large porch; ami: garage
upt Aaf. reasonable --
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SEE OUR LIST TO . ROOMS AND
BATH. S35 TO SO; ALL MODERN; NV,
APIS NEALE co. MAIN 561.---
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$50 COLUMBIA RD,-lENTIRE THIRD
aong three rooms: porch. private pa pam
mix mi ms range il Kitchen. ~
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1860 CLYDESDALE PLACE
ELEVEN RENTED IN ELEVEN DAYS
Such PopT LARITl MUST BE

II sou have not Inspected this new apart.
'tent building You have have overl.2oSed. the
Washington Heights; overlooking Rock
rreek Park with an UNRESTRICTED view Of
the Zooloeical grounds and Rock Creek
alley north al 18th and Columbia I'd
euguaiIy desirable units still available,
~ee resilient manager or phone Adams
rs,
EAFRIFZ.
4f u. II guaD
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THE TULANE 21o9 18th ST. NV.
No. 43--5 rooms and bath n.y.. So. 80
THE PARKER. 5000 10th St NV.
No SOL o. ragms and bath $50 90
No. s. rooms and bath. ....... S55 rs
THE LEUMASS. 1901 Que St NV.
No. l01--4 rooms and bath. ...... $50 90
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

lss 18th ST. N.E-5 ROOMS AND BATH
heated all outside rooms near Lincoln rark;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

$40 PARK RID. N.W--FURNISHED OR
unfinished; 10 rooms. bath. steam heat.
cleo. garage; extremely convenient location.
Call OWNER Col. $3.50. 20"