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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Back After 40
Years, Amazed at
Big Development

RAYMONDNILLE, May 25.-George
Dunaway. construction foreman Of the
Texas Consolidated Telephone lines,
who is now employed in rebuilding
the telephone lines or this company
in RaymOndyille. states that he was
windcrfully surprised at the progress
the Valley has made. He had not
been In the Valley for forty years
when he landed in Raymondville. and
he stated he could hardly believe his
eyes.
Forty years ago. in 1888. he passed
through this section with 5000 head
of cattle gathered in Mexico, and with
35 cowboys drove the herd TO Okla
homa. Then the Valley was q veri-
table wilderness, he stated, filled
with bowling wild animals OF every
description. and the cowboys had the
greatest difficulty at night in keep
ing the herd from stampeding. He
u%nprepared to find cities. with
all modern conveniences. in contrast
TO a tangled morass forty years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25

However. we know what always
happens.
The federal officials take charge
and e~verybody's exonerated.
1--WE no idea that. this will be any
exception"
The prohibition bureau hasn't a
thing to do with this Niagara Falls
incident" insisted Or. Doran. SITS
no more within our jurisdiction
than the quarantine against the jap
ancse beetle"
"But you don't mean that's all
you rare about it.r I suggested.
mo. no. cried the doctor, jump
ing rs III a WASH had stung him.
ats most deplorable.
II only mean the bureau has
nothing to do with the coast guards
duty Of preventing liquor smuggling
across the border.
We're two wholly distinct SER
vices"
Captain Stayton. while little in
clined to see any bright side 10 pro-
hikition while the Eighteenth amend
ment remains IN the constitution.
does not confess himself slightly
cheered by indications that a good
many drys. as we'll as vets in con-
gress are decidedly exercised over
the Hanson case. and by Senator
Copeland'S resolution for a senate
Investigation Of enforcement meth
DDS.
"A congressional inquiry might
convince them"
"At present" continued the cap
tain. "a citizen has no redress. no
matter what violence he suffers from
an enforcement officer.
"of co.rse they look like thugs.
That's what the prohibition bureau
hires. A quarter OF them already
have been dropped for dishonesty.
Nearly all the rest can't pass their
civil service examinations. They're
incompetentsF
They're not bonded. There's no
way Of making them answerable for
their acts. We're at their mercy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Brownsville Girls to
Get Trinity Degree

WAAAHACHIE. May 26-Miss Fern
Day Of Brownsville will receive her
degree from Trinity university IN
June, according to a list Of candidates
for graduation made public By Ed
ward p. Childs, dean Of the institu-
ton.
Commencement exercises will begin
Sunday, June 3. and will continue
through Tuesday. June 3.
Sunday morning Or. George VI.
Oakley Of New Jersey. former presi-
dent Of Fairemont Seminary. a Pres
byterian school which has been merz-
cd with Trinity. will preach the bac-
c%alaurcate Sunday afternoon
a pipe organ recital is to he given in
the university auditorium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Washington
Letter
SHOOTING OF CITIZEN On BOR-
DER BY GuARDERS PUZZLE TO
CAPITAL
~ CHARLES p. STEWART

By CHARLES Y. STEW
WASHINGTON.--The shooting Of
Jacob II. Hanson by a Niagara Falls
border patrol, which mistook him
for a rum runner, is for the coast
guard to explain, according 10 Pro-
hibition Commissioner j. NJ. Doran.
Acting Commandant b. VI. Chiswell
OF the coast guard. almost weeping
over the affair, declares its victims
error in taking the guardsmen for
footpads incomprehensible TO him.
1t isn't true they looked like thugs,
Ne insists. "Thoy were in full uni
form. The open o%vercoat of the man
who hailed Hanson revealed two
rows OF brass buttons right IN the
glare Of his headlight"
superintendent r. Scott Mcbride Of
the Anti-Saloon league isn't in Wash
ington as | write, and his home in
forms me that no subordinate re-
mains on the job. in his absence,
with authority 10 speak for him. In
any event. the Anti-Saloon league
certainly didn't do the shooting.
"In fact. %nobody's to blame except
Hanson. himself" Chairman W. II.
Stayton OF the board Of directors OF
the Association Against the Prohibi-
tion Amendment assured me over
the long distance telephone from
Baltimore.
"He had mo business TO be sus-
pected."
Officials Of the coast guard are at
least in a position TO plead that they
Y did like being involved in pro-
hibition enforcement.
I talked with several Of them at
the time their service was being
strengthened and recognized with a
view to taking over their new du-
ties and can testify that they gen
orally spoke Of the task in terms Of
the deepest pessimism.
we try our best" said Captain
Chiswell.
AS for the present unfortunate
case, it's out Of the guards hands
entirely. The local district attorney
has i in charge and the civil courts
will have to dispose Of IT,"
Senator Edward 7. Edwards OF New
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Postpone Meet of
City Commission

HARLINGEN. May 25.-The meet
ing Of the Harlingen city commission
scheduled for Wednesday night vas
postponed due 10 the absence OF
Mayor S. Finley Ewing.
Mayor Ewing left Wednesday eve
ming for kerrville, where he will take
a two-weeks' vacation TO ~recuperate
entirely from the effects ef n recent
illness, which necessitated an opera
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
lDUSTRIES
STUDIED BY
SECRETARIES
s ! c. of c. Heads
Dee }, Manufactur 2
Rants of San Ben
ito Friday

IAN Brsal 70 The Hcraldl
oENlIO. May 25.-Chamber
nerce secretaries from ali
l.ss-Slhe Lower Rio Grande Valley
~oied here shortly before noon
Ior the first meeting of tho
'es under the new system
49,. spending an entire day to.
49, = looking over the CITY
80 the meeting is held.
auer the direction of / r Bell
secretary, ard host 10 the visit.
chamber OF m men
entertained at a luncheon A. M
~o"e~ali Jackson hotel al noon To-
lhe city. On = tour OF
mr. Bell picked out the industrial
ioFs. ~ sho" the Visit
.ney we're scheduled to 20 first "a
4. pant Of the Southern Iron &
~ nIne Works. This plant employs
meni does general machine work.
anstural steel work. irrigation and
sTrllhg repair and overhauling.
r,sae schmidt canning factory. !
Yos,vVV plant, was next in line. Fig.
1lea compiled by Bell for the 9th.
--sIstaries showed this plant is now
@~mpioylng $50 persons, that IL oper.
@les from October 10 July. and las.
ssar turned out 1,50O,000 No. ? a n
~ vegetables. The plant one day this
Wen turned out Is. cans Of beans
~nleh Is only 1000 under its daily
.hs1imum capacity. The plant il un.
ceived. ." n
t~iltration plant OF the Central
Iower 4 Light company here was
neAI on the schedule, this plant hav-
lhg 4 capacity of 1000. 900 gallons
and being n OF the most efficient
pants IN the south. The testing lab.
oratcry for water was also on tho
program.
The Valley Box & Crate factor,
was to be visited. II EMPLOYS iOl
pssIsons' and Is now putting out from
S,.Vvv 70 10000 packages daily. The
plant did a $4,000 business in 1927
~nd reports a large increase this year
fians for $4,000 additional squar,
1eet OF floor space in 1928 are an.
bounced. IL operates ~ large trucks
from Rio Grande City 10 Brownsville
mas ~ warehouses. and the article,
handled include car strips, nails
boxes, crates, hampers. baskets
raffis, various types of oil ana
specially treated paper for lining anJ
wrapping. etc.
The Municipal abattoir, incinerato,
and sewer disposal plant. all erected
IN 1927, we're on the list, and ths
cetnral power plant Of the Central
Power e. Light company. which en-,
ploys 22S persons. has a capacity OF
1870 horsepower. three TRANSMISSION
lines Of $4,000 volts each. An inter.
esting point in this connection was
mentioned-that the plant has prac-
tqE&Ry doubled its output OF power
e#y year since IL was started in
1924.
The Builders Exchange building
Dobbins brick factory. the Valley
g~ileand concrete factory. cotton gins
md To 3a-&dry we're also on the list.
The Secretaries are scheduled 10
assemble at the local chamber of
commerce office Friday night for the
regular executive session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25

Jersey, wet leader in the upper house
of congress, shifted audibly at the
local court suggestion.
"Of course the local courts ought
to dispose Of H." he commented.
Whenever and whatever one OF these
prohibition shootings occurs, pro-
cesdings should he left exclusively
ground.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25

JOKE COSTS LIFE
NEWCASTLE. Eng.-John Fineran
ioked James Morton. n~oolhouse in
nate. about his age. Morton struck
nd killed the joker.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
sAMEKlkAl MAGYAR HlKEA.s

republicans vezetove akik infomaltak 1t arr6l hogy
meyek azok problemak, ameyek legkozvetenebbul er
dekk polgarsago Ezekre problemakra koncentralts
most fgyelmet Hoover.
republicans elnokjelolt mindennap orakat tolt e
fontos tanacskozasokkal washington szalasan. kan
pany reszete ugy dolgozta XII hogy t0keleesen koord
na6djanak egymasba kapcsol6djanak reszletek es az
agaco felolee orszag egesz terlet6t Hoover vele
menye szernt kelet allamokban lesz legerosebb va
lasztasi hare tehat fgyelmet egeso sorban keet ALA
mokra koncentrala Ezeknek allamoknak vezeto re-
publikanus politikusa naponk6nt jelentes tesznek
helyzetr6l elnokjeoltnek. Ugyancsak mem muik el
nap ane hogy egy vagy t0bb moi delegaci6 keresne
fe Hoover kozov6n vee, hogy nok myen lelkesedes-
sci allanak mee mindenfee.
Keeten szeptember lien kezdi meg valasztasi
kampanyt Hoover Ezen napon Newarkon fog beszelni
mlnkaskerdesr0l New Yorkban oktober lien tart
beszedet.
Hoover teljes tudataban annak, hogy Demo
krata DEP szavazo egyre nagyobb tomegekben partol-
max at republicans lobogohoz es szemeyesen ranyitja
a valasztasi harcot ezekben deli allamokban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

zetnek Beacon, N. Y.-ban van ha-
talmas nyaral6telepe, amt "Ne
agg6dj"-ra kereszteltek. Hetven-
ot bungalowt tal&lunk lit, mem is
|sz6lva szamtalan kisebb-nagyobb
satorr6l. A szervezet 900 embere
tud egyszerre elhelyezni nyara-
l6ban. Ezenkivul Sc szeri sc sza-
ma a tobbi kisebb nagyobb nya-
ralotelepeknek, amelyeket mum
kasszervezetek tartanak fem
tagjaik szamara.
Ugysz6lvan valamennyi szak-
szervezeti nyaral6telep haszon
nelloul miikodik. Icy peldapl a
forest park telepen Is dollart
kernek tagoktol, mig a mem ta-
gok 26 dollart fizetnek heten-
kent. Ugyanilyen arakat talalunk
yeti gyermek nyaral6helyeken
a nagy beaconi telepen. A SERVE
gyermekekert 13.50-et kell fizet-
nj hetenkent, mig nemtagok
gycrmekei 21 dollarral dijjazzak
a heti vakaci6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13

dulasokat szerveznek rendszere.
sen vizvezetek epitok, g6zgel
kezel6k, piknikeket rendeznek a
harisnyakotok, automobil munka.
sok, de Is szazaleka a femmun-
kasok es husvagok, ketharmada a
ves0k es ruhaszab6k szervezetei-
mex szinten rendez kirandulaso-
kat es majalisokat, stb. A. st.
Louis Bakers Local No. 4 sajat
kis "Coney Islandot'' tart fem
tagjai sz6rakoztatasara.
Igen sok szakszervezetnek van
sajat nyaral6ja, campje, stb. Az
international Ladies Garment
Workers Union $50 aceres bir-
tokot tart fem csodaszep helyen
Forest Park, Pa. .-ban. A birtokon
van egy hatalmas to is. A nyaral6
f0epiileten kiviil II hazik6ban
.helyezik ell vendegeiket. Egyszer-
re 500 tagnak tudnak kenyelmes
elhelyezkedesr6l gondoskodni. Sa-
Jat villanyfejleszto telepiik, viz
miviik, sajat postajuk es k6rha-
zuk van. Usz6knak mintegy 70
fiirdohazi kabin all rendelkezesre
es tennisre, tekezesre, cs6naka-
zasra es egyeb sportokra is be-
seges alkalom nyiHlik.
Egy mask new york; SERVE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TEvEKENYsEGE sPORTBAN
rs SZ0RAKOZASOKBAN
A baseball, tennis, s0t a golf is
igen popularis.

/
tarsadalmi es sport aktivltasal1
k0zelebbr0l tanulmanyozzuk, -
szinte bamulatos, hogy hany szak-
szervezet szorgoskodik azon,
hogy tagjainak kulturalis es $40
rakozasi igenyeit kielegitse. A
szakszervezetek a tarsas 0sszejo-
veteleket kiilonoskep becsiillk.
inert eek az alkalmak a legerte-
kesebbek a testveri 0sszetartas es
barati szellem kapcsat felepiteni.
Igen sok szervezet eppen exert
igyekszik sportra es miikedveles-
re buzditani tagjait; els6sorban
persze fizikai es szellemi kivanal-
max kedveert.
A munkasszervezetek evi base
ball es tekepalya versenye sok
kimagaslo sportesemenyt jelent.
lit emeljuk ki, hogy a nyomdasz-
szervezet a multi evben tartotta
harmadik golf versenyet.
Termeszetesen vannak szak-
szervezetek, amelyek a sportra,
kiil0n0skep kiils0 sportra nem
Macy sulyt fektetnek, de tarsas
osszejovetelek, kartya jatekok,
bankettek, koncertek, milk kedvelo
al6adasok igen popularisak a
munkas egyesiiletek k0reben es
szinte meglep6, hogy mennyi
szakszervezeti orchestra, zeneklub
stb. .alakult Xxi az ut0bbi id0kben.
Az amerikai szakszervezetek
legkedvesebb es legismertebb
sportja a baseball es a tekezes. A
vasuti munkasszervezet ugyszol-
van minden fi6kjanak van sajat
tekepalyaja, baseball csapata,
stb. Az uvegfuv6k 101 localjanak
meg van maga labdacsapata. A
szakszeryezetek sportcsapatai ma
gyobbara ligakba t0m0rulnek. es
megtartjak evi merk0zeseiket.
Sajat baseball ligaja van az
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
If America es az international
Typographical Unionnak.
Igen sok local el6szeretettel
iizi a kuglizast. Hogy csak ne
hany peldat emlitsink: a fem
yes6k localjainak ketharmada
foglalkozik kuglizassal, az abb
'akiivegvagok 20 szazaleka sim
zen EFT a sportot iizi legsziyeseb-
zen. De felleljiik egyeb szakszer-
yeZetekben is.
A golf is benyomult az ameri-
xai munkas egyesHletekbe. Icy
oeldaul az Union Printers Inter
national Golf Leaguet 1924-ben
alapitottak es azota minden esq
sendoben megtartjak a maguk
merkozeset.
Ezenfeliil szamtalan szervezeti
football csapatot, tennis alakula-
tot es basketball csoportot tala-
iunk. A moi szervezetek inkabb a
hegymaszas, uszas stb. sportokat
iizik.
Szamtalan helyi unio vezet XII
randulol csoportokatses tart fem
nyaralokat, hogy tagjait a nyari
id6szakban testileg es lelkileg
feliiditse. Iparagak szerint: a va
suti alkalmazottak peldaul lega-
Abb egy kirandulast vezetnek
L L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
HOOVER MAGA VEZETI A VALASZTASI
KAMPANYT

Herbert Hoover maga vezeti republicans part va
lasztasi kampanyat vezeti ugyanazzal ragyogo
vez1 tahetseggel gyanazzal brians vezem kepesseg
gel, ameye valamkor viag leghatalnasabb vallako-
zasat vezette. Koriitekinese organizato kepessege
riaris meglatszik m6don ahogy kampanyt veze
Legels0 sorban orszag hanguatar6l tajekozodott
Hoover V6ggutazott Amerikan ketszer is 6s utkozben
6lland6an 6rntkezesben aott tobb mint hszonot allan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
Megfelelt

Megfelelt
Rosszul szolgaltak XII a vende-
get a korcsmaban. Raf0rmedt a
pincerre:
Diszn6sag, ilyen mocskos
poharat tesznek az ember ele!
A pincer gyorsan kesz a fele-
lettel:
- Bocsanat uram. Mar 0ten is
ittak bel0le, de meg senki sem pa
naszkodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-13
HENRY FORD NYILATKOZIK ARR0I. HOGY
MIERT TAMOGATJA HOOVERT

Herbert Hoovert fogja megvaasztani az Egyesilt
Allamok nepe enokke inert az, aki egjobban ik be
dolgok rendj6be = ez a v6lemeny Henry Fordnak aki
6rdekesen fejtete XII allasponjat egy nterjuban,
lyet Philadelphia Evening Bulletin munkatarsanak
adott.
.aes "Az fejlodesi folyamat mondotta Ford, 'amey
az pali eetben vegbement utols6 nehany ev aatt,
csak kezdete egy u korszaknak Vannak emberek, akk
AIT hiszik hogy benne vagyunk gepkorszakban Teve
des Csak kiiszoben vagyunk egy ipar egy "kenyelm
korszaknak es ennek u korszaknak Herbert Hoover
lesz es6 kormnyza kepviseloje es vezere elso
vi tipusu aamferfak soraban Az igazi allamferfi
munkaa abban ALL hogy el6kesztse utat annak sza-
mara amt Gondvseles akar tenni Valiant vi dologgal
anl lit szemben es ennek III dolognak enrek vi
korszaknak Hoover maga is resze Ha veggpiantunk
t0rtenemi fejlodesen, AIT taajuk, hogy mnden Macy
krizs megeremtette AIT ferft ak hivatva volt arra
hogy krizis megodja Neha sokag ta1tott, amig
embere megjelent es megodas kesett - de ferfi,
akire szkseg volt mndig megjeent Nekem ugy teszik,
hogy Hoover pont a ferf akre sziksegnk es ak
e0 fogja keszen alajt egszediletesebb ipar fejl6
des szamara, amt csak vaaha latot viag. regi kor
manyzati tudomany ahogy AIT poltikusok ertemezek
a multe A kormanyzas vi tudomanyanal mernok0kre,
tarsadalmi mern0k0re sziksege. Amerka gyarosai
penziigyi vezet6 k6szen aanak Macy munkara eppen
csak vezerre szksegk, egy m6rnoSre, aki 6r nye
vikon es ez 'big job, ami Egyesit Allamok vi ell
nokere var
Henry Ford ezutan kifetette, hogy mennyire fontos
az hogy orszag haalmas VIII ere6t kifeesszek
kaba fogjak VIII uait megnyissak ocsobb kozekedes
szamara Ugyancsak elmondotta, hogy magas munka
berek mennyire alapjat kepezik nemzeti prosper
tasnak
Coolidge elnoknek = mondotta = az volt fela-
data hogy stabilzaa olszagot haboru utan Az vi
elnok dolga esz hogy el6re vigye dolgokat
pon ahol orszagnak kon0sen sziiksege Hoover
re. Eoszor is Hoover m6rnok akinek orias gyakorlat
tapasztalata Isner dogok technikajat es fe
a nagy feadatoktol Ere legjobb pelda mod aho
Cyan Europa 6lelmszerproblemajat es Mississippi ar
vizprobemajat megoldotta. A legnagyobb eredmeny
amt kereskedemi mniszt61iumban elert, volt, hogy
egyes szakmak embere kozeebb hozta egymashoz es
megerttete velk, hogy kooperaniok kell es hogy lily
m6don csak emehetk maguk iizletet. Az keze alat
kormany tamogatoja es akadalyozoja volt zlet
mex. Ugyanakkor - es mnden id0ben eott tar
totta amerka csaad j6letet Tokeetesen ismer kor
manyzas gepezetet Nemcsak mi kormanyunkat ismer
hanem vilag t0bb nemzetenek ko1manyrendszeret Is
Lehet-e taln embert ,aki dealisabban akamas lenne
ARA a munkara, ami III elnokIe var?'
The Washington times., 1928-12-05
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ofYce Sth and Tuckerrnan Sts N. w. Tele-
phone Georgia 304.
open Until p. NJ
Directions: Out Georgia Ave. to Tuckernnan
ST. then east block to office.
wARDMAN
1887 K ST. N. w.
Main $3.50
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XMAS
SAVINGS

Don't cash your Xmas savings check, but
bring IL here II Is worth $25 more to
you. We viii give you an extra al
lowance Of $25 ON any used car
listed below. Remember, writ
ten guaranty with every word
of-Eonor Used Car.
EventualIy--So Why Not
GO nYNI[ RHTIDDLv TSiyaef
The Washington times., 1928-12-05
25 90 DOWN
BLUE RIBBON
USED CARS
HERE ARE SOME
BARGAINS THAT YOU
CAN BUY
LOOK THESE OVER

1925 Chrvsler 70 -Rdstr. ~. $3.50
1925 Buick Broughari .... sou
1925 Buick Stnd. 8 4.pass. Cpe. 65V
So Cadillac Sedan. ....... 20O
1924 Buick 7-pass. Sedan ..... 40
1924 Dodge 4-pass. Coupe. 10
1923 Hupp 4 4-pass. Coupe. 14o
1926 Flint Touring ........... 10
1928 Whippet Sedan. =. -.... bOU
1927 Dodge Coupe ...-.... b5u
1926 Dodge Sport Touring 52o go
1925 Buick 4-pass. Coupe g Oog
1925 Dodge Touring .r.-.... ~. 1lc
1924 Buick 6 Touring .:-.... zee 1SS
1924 Buick 7-pass. Touring ds zd0
1924 Dodge Touring ......... dz.0 dz0
1928 Studebaker Touring 6yy
1924 Dodge Touring ........ lou
1925 Overland 9 Coach .....s zOU
1924 Studebaker Touring .... 12o
1923 Studebaker Touring LOG
1928 Willys-Knigh Cp.-Sed.. 296
1923 MarHnon Sedan ........ 2oO
1926 Hudson Coach ......... 215
1927 Essex Coach .......... go
The Washington times., 1928-12-05

coRNER, 2.iamily s fiat iuss of. off e. hA,S Axe
elec- separate heating plant = tn6r entrances; s
xvs. Ave. Main 1I2S. Eve. Cieve 6463.
2.FAMILY FLAT SOUTHEAST
Close tO Capitol: maKnificent conmglon
Sessr sI6 pS0sa FSOns ssDsasss TSis &
derfiiI investment. about % per cent. Don
miss this for Il ie 4 wonderful nuy. Mooeraatns an
Sssn Gnep PaymIIensi wII ssil fOI $1,000 Man isSi
READ THIS CAREFULLY
If Won are paying $40 a month, or
more rent. you are Just wasting tnas
money, because Tor the SANE 81 a4Uuns s,t,as
own--in desirable neighborhood.
1922 l. St. N. Z.
JUST OFF BLADENSBURG BLVD.
tits . big 2-bedroom home. Colonial
floors. tile bath electricity. complete
kitchen economical heating plant. the
big closets for which Kite homes are
II Is a home that has been spe-
cfally designed for family comtoFt,
with an abundance Of necessary room.
$40 Monthly Payment
Includes All carving charges a.S a1S
to apply TO the purchase
Open for inspection every day and
evening. including Sunday
Take District A.ine cars leaving 18th
and N, Y. Ave. riding 70 10Th ana
SITS. ~ E.. walk two squares nortn or
transfer to bus.
HARRY A. KITE, INC.
1913 18TH ST. N. W. MAIN 4s46
. f.,
The Washington times., 1928-12-05

MODERN FOR COLORED
1877 10Th NE. or and bath. h..w.
heat. Colonial porch 49,, S47 .669
132S 39S bG bncaH AVE sw and r. h.wh IS IS oS oS
65 Fenton NE 3 r and Il 90
w p LOCKWOOD. 141O G st. N. w.