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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-17

W7OULD you dream that this sweet,
w clean, whiter wash didn't touch a
washboard-wasn't even boiled!
Rinse gently soaked out the dirt and
stains. No scrubbing to fray the edges
mo hard rubbing to wear things thin.
Clothes last longer, keep their colors
better. this safe, soak>and>rinse way.
Watch dirt float off
There are many laundry soaps, but
nothing like Rinse. 1t gives thick suds,
even in hardest water. Not frothy soap
bubbles, but wonderfully cleansing snds.
In these rich suds, dirt and stains float
ofF bv themselves. Clothes rinse whittier,
brighter than you could scrub them!
No boiling needed; Rinse whitens
without boiling -sterilizes, too!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
M ALLEN VOTES
new CHARTER
Provides for City Plan
ming and Chamber
of Commerce

McALLEN. Tex. Feb. 2.-Extensive
improvements and changes in Meal
len to make possible greater and
more attractive development will be
carried cut by the city commission
IN the near future. it IS expected.
under the terms OF the city plan
OF Maj. +. a. Wood. which was in-
eluded in the new charter adopted
here Monday.
The charter was adopted BY a vote
Of l49 to ?. and will become effec-
tive at once
VI Many other changes IN the city are
planned as a result Of the charter.
The city commission il expected at
its earliest convenience 70 select .
board OF directors for d McAIien
Board Of City Development. which
viii succeed the present Chamber of
Commerce This board is 10 be main
tanned by tax 81 two mills. another
provision OF the new charter.
The charter provides for coming
and other restrictions on lands
brought into the city, and also gives
the city commission power 70 enforce
park regulations on new tracts COM
ing into the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
REPORT MADE
BY COMMITTEE
ON FINDINGS
Majority Reports AS
serts John Tarleton
Agricultural College
Mismanaged

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. 2.-lPi-
Charges of acknowledgement. misuse
Of fees. excessive expenditure Of
travelling funds. at John Tarleton
Agricultural college at Stephen
vile were made before the house
today n tie report of an investiga-
tion committee. headed by Repre-
sentative VI. IT, Graves Of Stephens
vile. appointed at the special ses-
sion of the S3yth legislature
Representative Bowen Pope Of
Hamlin introduced 4 minority repcFt
declaring that Dean j. Thomas Da--
Wis Of the college had not been al
lowed to sit through the investiga-
tion proceedings and that ~much of
the testimony will show elements Of
personal grudgc and business rival
ny"
A motion By Representative
George Purl TO refer both reports,
without printing. a. he committee
Continued on page eight.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Plan PROGRAM
FOROFFICIALS
Southern Pacific Head
Will Make Trip to
Brownsville

Entertainment will w provided
for a. ID. Mcdonald. president of the
Southern Pacific, and other Of
ficials when they visit Brownsville
next Tuesday. 1t was decided at u
meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
merce directors last night.
Mr.. Mcdonald. who was only re-
Gently elected president of the sys-
TEN To take the place 0f WI. R.
Scott, who died suddenly oil heart
failure in California. has never vis-
tied the Valley. There will Be prob
ably five other officials in tie party.
The directors met for the first
time IN the new building. The struc-
ture was officially accepted as com
plying with the terms of the con
tract under which u was built. The
organization took complete posses
sicn of the building yesterday.
Beautification Of the park site "a
the rear Of the building was dis
cussed The directors were IN favor
Of having walk built along the
river with concrete benches in nd-
dition 10 a number of other beautifi-
remains ~ ~ filled wv until IN il
level with the levee which runs
along the river
Most OF the meeting was taken
up with a discussion of the probable
personnel for STANDING committees
for the current year These will ht
completed later and will be made
available for publication.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
APPROVE Plan
OF new CHURCH
Presbyterians To Let
Contract Early
In March

Plans for the new Presbyterian
church. TO cost about $4,000 and 10
be erected near the high school. were
approved Monday night at meeting
Of the board.
The completed plans. which are
being prepared by the kelwood Com
pany of San Antonio and Brownsville.
are expected here the early part Of
next week. Bids will be received. 20
be opened on March !. The church
hopes to begin work on the structure
Immediately thereafter.
Three large church structures. IN
cluding the Presbyterian, are 20 be
built this year in Brownsville. Con-
tract was let a few days age for the
Church Of the Advent. Episcopal. To
Ne erected just west Of the high
schools. Plans have been prepared for
large Catholic edifice. To be erected
in Victoria Addition under the super
vision of the oblate Fathers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Alleged Wife Beater Hacked
to Death by Wife, Daughter

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. Up
Anton Liszka. 3S. Mas hacked 20
death with axes welded hy his
daughter. Elizabeth. II, and his
wife. Anna. J6. today because they
were afraid he would kill u.s."
The wife. In telling police Of the
killing. said she struck the first
blow with q long handled woods
mans axe and her daughter aided
with q hatchet. She said her hus-
hand has been whipping her and
their three children. Elizabeth,
Antoninette. I'D and Victoria II.
and that the latter was forced 10
leave home.
II hit him several times on the
head. with the axe Mrs. Liszka
told police, "and then Elizabeth
hit him."
I'm sorry in way | did il. hut
feel my children are safer. Ny
heart is lighter for my children
live. Ny husband had been drink
ing and abusing us SO that we all
feared for cur lives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02

SMALL TRACT
AT Fl. BROWN
Bill Intr O duced BY
Congressman Wurz-
bach Tuesday Would
Authorize Deal

WASHINGTON. ID. a.. Feb. 2.--tPl
"A bill 70 authorize the sale Of
5l57 square feet of Fort Brown.
Brownsville, Texas. military reser-
yation. was introduced yesterday By
Representative Wurzbach.
Nothing was known at Fort Brown
today Of the purpose Of the Nurzhach
bill. introduced in the lower house Of
congress at Washington Wednesday,
for the sale Of 5l57 square feet Of
the army post.
In other quarters the belief was
expressed that the bill has something
TO DO with the proposition 10 erect an
international general traffic bridge,
by one Of two interests now IN the
field
The Gateway Bridge Company,
known as the X. p. Crcager interests,
now owns a franchise for the use Of
q portion Of Lcvec street. Al the foot
of Fourteenth street. and near the
Fort Brown wall.
The Brownsville & Matamoros Mu-
nicipal Bridge Company, known as
the Mallot interests, has been en-
gagged IN civil actions IN connection
with alleged damages that il was
claimed will result from the con-
struction Of the creager bridge. to
property owned by Mr. MaIIot. The
ease was argued recently before the
court Of civil appeals 1T San Antonio.
and request was made 10 postpone
decision for two weeks pending the
outcome Of compromise negotiations
reported TO be under way.
At the office VI Mr.. Creager here.
il was stated today that no informa-
ton had been received regarding the
Wurzbach hill. fMr. Creager Is now
IN Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Cutting of Channels
Into Laguna Madre is
Proposed by Senator

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. 2.-Construc-
tion of one or more channels across
Padre Island to permit The entrance
of waters az the Gulf of Mexico into
Red Fish and Baffins Bays and La
guna Maire u proposed hy the state
in the interest of fish propagation
A senate concurrent resolution by
Senator Archie Parr or Duval Coun-
ty. asking that the federal authori-
ties ne requested 10 aequiesce in the
movement to construct the channel,
has been acted on favorabIy ny the
senate committee ON state affairs
and IL now under consideration by
the house committee aon game and
fisheries. This channels would be
constructed and maintained at the
states expense. They would be Of
sufficient size 70 permit tidal cir
culation" and "entrance Of fish
and restoring the splendid oppor-
tuity for culture, growth and pres
crvation Of the fishing industry"
according to the resolution
A survey of the waters between
Padre Island and the mainland.
comprising an area Of approximately
$50 square miles, was made by tha
fish. game and oyster commission.
the resolution said, ard revealed
that they were found "a be 4 'ycri-
table dead sea-" because the waters
are cut off from the Gulf ITO the
extent that there il no tidal circula-
ton
The survey showed there were no
passes WI sufficient consequence en-
tcring this area designated as dead
sea- from the Gulf which would
permit fish to enter except IN cases
az storm tides, and that such u con-
dition seriously impaired the fish
ing industry. according 10 the reso-
luton.
Owing II the fact there are no
passes leading from the Gulf into
Laruna Madrr. between Corpus
Christi Pass and Brazos Santiago
Pass. i3O miles distant. the shallow
waters Fl Laguna Madrc, which
have NV tidal flow, become heated
during the summer months TO the
extent that millions or edible fish
are destroyed every year BY the
oversalinity Or the waters" the res
clution said.
OBSTRUCTION il not confined alone
10 fish Of marEctahle size. but "a the
snawn and frys and fingerlings,
which. is protected, would N due
tirae become of commercial import
ance-"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
BOLD ATTEMPT
TO BREAK JAIL
Oklahoma Outlaw Is
Shot, Officers Ar
rest Another

McL.ESTFR, Okla. Feb. 2.--LPl-
Matthew kimes, notorious Oklahoma
outlaw and spectacular bandit. was
90 meet his brother. George. and
Leonard Mayfield and whisk them
away following their break from the
state penitentiary last night
This WAS the statement made by
Mayflcld as he was attempting 70
make his way TO liberty from the
penitentiary with ". X. James. a
guard. as his prisoner. Nayfield
told his captive that the youthful
state desperate was to meet the con-
victs az some point unknown TO May
field George kimes has about an
even chance to recover He was shot
three times with a pistol by Clint
Clayton. q night guard. Two shots
took effect in the lower part Of
kimes' abdomen. The third lodged
IN his right arm.
kimes was shot and Mayfield ap-
pretended while attempting one Of
the boldest escapes in the history Of
the prison. officials declared today.
Both Mavfield and Kimes were
serving sentences for murder. Kimcs
was convicted Of killing Perry Cha
chulate. Seauyoah county deputy
sheriff. IN a fight with the officers
following the robbery Of two banks
nc Covington. Oklahana.
Mathew kimes. also convicted Of
murder in connection with the kill
ing Of Chuchulate escaped from the
Sequycah county Jail some time ago.
assisted by a band Of armed men. He
had been held in the Jail. awaiting
second trial
George kimcs and Mayfield armed
themselves last night with dummy
pistogs having the appearance OF
automatics. made from wax-like
substance.
kimes was shot down inside the
prison after Mayfield with James as
his prisoner. had made his way to
the open. Two hours after the es-
cape Mayfield vas ovcrsaken bx Of
ficcrs and guards of the penitentiary
mile and a hall from the prison
buildings.
Mayfield held James near him dur
ing his flight apparently as a shield
IN case offlcers attemputed TO fire
on him.
Whc% he realized his capture was
Inevitable Mayfield threw away his
dummy gun and jokingly told James
that the weapon was a fake.
During his hasty departure from
the penitentiary Mayficld told James
that he expected TO be picked up any
minute by Mathew kimes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
TRUCK MARKETS
BY Naval Radio 20 The Herald
from u. :. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Shipping point Information for
Tuesday. Feb. H..
Cabbage: Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley points: Partly cloudy. Light
wire inquiry: demand ard trading
slow. market weak Carloads +. y. W.
usual terms. hulk per tom round and
flat types Slo-l4. mostly Sf1 Many
ears rolled unsold.
Bects and Carrots: Lower Rio
Grande Valley Points: Moderate
wirc inquiry. demand and trading
moderate. market steady. Carloads
and III mixed cars r y. u. usual
terms. bnshel baskets best packs
mostly. - cents.
Spinach: Lower Rio Grandc VAL
ley Points: Moderate wire inquiry,
demand and trading moderate. mar.
EoCntinued> On page eight.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
TEXANS BOOST
III. HAINES FOR
Ice. POSITION
r. B. Creager, Other
Texans Have Break
fast Conference with
President Coolidge

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Feb. 2.--tA9
"A Texas delegation, headed BY h.
b. freaFer. Republican national
committeeman for the state today
asked President Coolidge 10 appoint
H. II. Haines VI Houston To the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The delegation WAS received by the
pres ideift at a breakfast cOnfer1n &c,
also attended by four republican
senators. Two ~ them, G0ff Of West
Virginia and Sackett Of Kentucky.
were active in securing rejection by
the senate OF the presidents nom-
ination of Cyrus y. Woods of Penn
sylvania to the Interstate Commerce
Commission vacancy. The others
pres ant were Moses cf New Hamp-
shire and Means of Colorado.
Besides Crcager, the Texas men
who were breakfast guests of the
president were Orville Bullington,
attorney, Wichita Falls; T. =. Lee. 2
Houston oil operator; James w.
Bass. collector Of internal revenue.
at Austin: Roy Campbell. comptroll-
er Of internal reven1c at San An
tonic: Leonard Wilmington. Jsecre-
tary Of the state republican COM
mittcz and r. II. Thompson.
The republican outlook for 1923
was talked over at n White House
breakfast conference today which at
tracted unusual attention among
those who want 40 know whether
President Coolidge is 10 be a candi-
date 20 succeed himself.
The conference was attended by
four senator's and d group or party
leaders from Texas. Afterward they
an discrcetly referred inquircrs 10
the White House. which maintained
its customay silence. But some Of
the generates Cf the discussion. gain
ing currency among the politicians
ut the capitol. caused them to prick
up their ears and express q desire 10
learn more
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
BEATING WIFE BEATER
is PUNISHMENT METED
OUT BY JUDGE IN OHIO

AKRON, Ohio, Feb. Judge +. r.
Zcsirer Is looking for results from a
brand new treatment for wife beat
ing. Other methods having failed,
he went to "a cell and turned a cave
man-name John Caves. aged 4l-
over and spanked him with i rubber
hose until Ne promised 10 reform.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
FREIGHT SERVICE
OVER S. P. STARTS
tspecia. to The Herald

NcALLEN. Tex. Feb 2--Freight
service out Of McAIlen On the South
ern Pacific Lines was ina1gurated
yesterday, and passenger service viii
be started on Sunday, February q.
when the first passenger service is
started az Edinburg. over this rail-
road. II was announced here.
The track ~ IN shape now to han
die traffic. ana the final schedule is
being worked out. the railroad Off
Gers announcing that the tentative
schedule may be changed. and more
than one train may run daily into the
Valley over the Southern Pacific
lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
OFFER AMNESTY TO
REBELS in MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2.--tP,--Reb-
els who SURF snder Internationally
before February 40. will BE- granted
amnesty hy the government. says an
announcement by under secretary of
wax Pima. bur after thaf date the
Eovernmsnt troops will hp rclcnt-
less i'm sheir pursuit and extermina-
tlos 81 stubborn groups. which will
* dealt with ~ bandits.
The uudcr-Sccrctary stated that
"the revolution is Mexico ~ ended.
that n majority of the rebel hands
have been dispeTasd or exterminatcd
and that only small groups are OPP
Grating in various sections of the
country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
FIND REMAINS
4 VICTIMS OF
TEXASSLAYER
Bodies of Three Chill
dren and Woman,
Slain BY Hass ell,
Located In Cellar

WHITTIER. Cal, Feb. 2.--tEg--
George j. Hassell, convicted Texas
slayer. today was branded as thir-
teen times murderer as the decay
ing bones or four OF his victims re-
posed in u vault here after having
been unearthed as the result of a
confession he recently made.
The skeletons Of four--a woman
and three children--were presumed
to be those az Mrs. Marie Ncgel Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and her children.
with whom Hassell lived here more
than ten years ago. When Hassell
CONTINUED on page two.D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Secret Marriage Of
Actress Is Revealed

HOLLYWOOD. CAL. Feb. 2.-tP,-
The secret marriage two months
ago of VIOLA Vale, film actress. and
John ". German, director. was
disclosed To their friends Mere today.
The couple was married nj Santa
Ana December :. IL was the second
marriage for each.
German formerly was the husband
of Clara Smith Hammon. whom he
undertook to direct In motion pie
lures after she had been acquitted
Of staying Jake Harmon, Oklahoma
oil operator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Beaumont Woman Is
Held For Shooting

BEAUMONT. Texas. Feb. 2.--tEp,--
y. J. Hudson. shot last night while
seated In the automobile of Mrs.
Laurah arr. was resting we'll this
morning and hospital attendants re-
port his chances for recovery excel
lent.
Mrs. Carr. charged with the shoot
ins. was given preliminary hear
inr this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
To Let Contracts
For New Buildings

WESLAC0. Tex. Feb 2 Letting
Of contract on the $4,000 Nesiaco
Auto company building here. sched-
uied for January 81. was postponed
until Monday 0f next week. February
Z. according - r. Newell Waters,
architect.
Ar. Waters announced yesterday
that contract on the Sebastian school
building. which IN t0 be S3Q.000
structure. will be- let on March 4. at
his office. and that contract on the
Si0.6 store and office building of
&. X. Watson az Mercedes Is ~ BE
let in about three weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Lumber Firm Buys
Old Mill Building

The Frontier Lumber Company has
announced the purchase Of the build
ings on Ninth and Railroad Streets.
kncwn IS the old Armadillo Mills and
occupied by the Mex Trading
Ccmpan.. The lumber company will
use the buildings for storage pur-
poses The Tcx-Mex Company will
move shortly. although it, new I0ca-
tion has not beer secured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Send Valley Fruit
For Austin Banquet

SAN BENlTO. Tex Feb. 2--Grape-
fruit was sent from here last night
by the san Benitc Chamber or Com
merce to Austin. 10 bc served at the
banquet of the Franklin Webster
club Thursday night, according to
]. r.. Bell. secretary ~ the San Be-
nito Chamber Of Commerce.
The Franklin Webster club ~ com
posed OF press correspondents a.
Austin. aud members of the leEisla-
tnre who are NEWSPAPER men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Shoots Widow Who
Refused Marriage

MORCANTOWN. v. Va, Feb. q
GPl- Because Mrs. Myrtle Roycc. q
widow. refused 70 marry him. n.
Burr Pratt. d miner shot her twice to-
day and then turned the pistol on
himself. dying instantly. Mrs.
Boyce's recovery WAS considered
doubtful
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Charge Misuse of College Fees
FIRST ASPARAGUS
OF SEASON is SENT
OUT OF MERCEDES

MERCEDES. Feb. 2.-The fffst
asparagus Of the season was
shipped from Mercedes today,
twenty 70 forty days ahead of all
other producing ccnters III the
United States.
The first crate was shipped BY
the Texas Asparagus Growers AS
socsation and was grown BY j. A.
Kennedy, mile and q half south
west Of Mercedes.
The shipment was consigned 20
Miller Cummings Company Of New
York and its estimated price will
be around $50 per pound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02

WILLIS. Texas. Feb. E'f-Toni
Payne. 2 year I'D negro. was taken
from .wo officcEs " an unmasksd
mob W white men near Willis Tues
day night and hanged 10 tree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
FLoRlpA H0rEL BuRNs

AVON PARK. Fir Feh
Fire today destroyed Avcn Park ho'
tel. land mark of rioneer davs. Win
80 estimated loss OF %lnn.onn.
Thirtv-vfx guess f~enned IN s~anfv
rssire. u we the first Tourist hotel
burnt In interior southern Florida
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02

River FORECAST
There will be no material change
ln the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
Atlanta Now Has
Bathtub Scandal

ATLANTA, Ga. Fen. 2--eAs--In-
yestiRation of charges that whiskey
was served * . party given by the
Cooper alive club NJ Atlanta, fratur-
ing the -bath tub scrnt. WAS begun
today by the Fulton county grand
jury.
The grand jury was called into
special session after pubiiakedfrhnrE-
e. had been made thAt the bath
tub br feature was pat on bT the club
a. q liner given III honor 0f Carl =.
Langnecht ar Kansas City, intrrra-
tional president .at The Ansiey hotel
here January 4. Et also was charged
that whiskey was served at the party.
The charges alIerr that the bath
tub, scene ri which a negro girl
was the. principal character, rlimaxed
the party
AL Ill., Bailey, vice president Of chs
elub, was ore OF the witnesses Snb-
poenaed before the grand jury. An
other witness Gale was Walter Cam
dlef. Atlanta capitt iiHI.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. FeR. 2.--
iAsi-Tnc party Riven in his honor in
Atlanta "a January \ was extremely
conservative and respectable. Carl y.
Langnerht. international president NJ
Cooperative clubs said he's today
Il saw no whis xey served during
the party. ~ declared.
While they haC u little picka-
ninnr. understand. about six years
0l1-and with clothes nn--in "a tnb,
il was just q take off On the Carroll
tub party. X certainly wns clever
and X would take ~ evil minded per
E0n to see anything wrong in any
thing that went ON there that even
ing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lover Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy and
continued warm tonight and Thurs
dag. Light t0 moderate southcrly
winds 0n the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-02

Daily River BulIefin
Fiood Present % Hr. "a Hr.
Stage Stage Chnn. Rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-15

THE GREENSBORO. 1914 18th STREET.
Excellent apt. house. Modern serv.
ice. Within walking distance of Govt
Three rooms. kitchen and bath Very
reasonable rentals. Resident manager
on premises. Elevator service.
1916 KALoRAMA ROAD NV.
-Four rooms and bath; porch; newly
decorated. $40 month.
1918 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Desirable Cleveland Park section,
Apt Of two rooms kitchen and bath
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
~, Apt, OF two rooms. kitchen and bath
three p rooms, kitchen and bath. $50 to
322O WISCONSIN AVE.
r., One room room. kitchen and bath: S35.
$50. Newly decorated.
945 LoEGPELLow ST. NV.
Apt n modern two.story apt bldg.
}qst on Georgia ave. Two rooms,
Three rooms. kitchen and bath: $50 80
THE SORRENTO, @2a3 18th ST. NV.
Apt, OF i've rooms and bath: excel
lent apartment. Very reasonable rent.
SOD month.
THE BERLIN, = IOWA CIRCLE.
Central downtown apt; of FIVE rooms.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath; $40
month
TIE YORKSHIRE. 1859 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Five rooms and bath front and rear
porches: viii he newly decorated: $75
month.
THE sM!THFIELD. 11I5 9th ST. NV.
-Four rooms aud bath jantor and
elevator service: rear porch; cleo; $50
month
1904 G ST. NV
rooms and bath. h.-wh,. cleo.