davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

The c. O. P. has at last devised a lplatform that satisfies Senator Borah. With Californian for a candidate, the party just had to do something 1unusual-San Diego Union.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

At least this much ma ybe said in favor of French heels: They always keep a girl on her toes.-Louisville Times.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13
Takotna, Alaska, October 13, 1928.
PRESS SQuIBS.

The worst thing about being a statesman is having to be a candi- edate-Dallas News.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

A politician is a man who under Ehave.-San Diego Union.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

hind the times otherwise.-Leesburg (Fla.) Commercial.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

are eNecuIlVe, leglSidIiVe, JuOlcldI, afIu Borah.-Hartford Times.
 At least this much ma ybe said in favor of French heels: They always keep a girl on her toes.-Louisville Times.
 Somebody has hinted that Hoover isn't true Iowan, but his record proves that he is. Didn't he, too, move to California ?-Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
 Wouldn't it be a good plan for MT. Byrd to get his rescuers started for the South Pole before he leaves Portland Express.
 Industry won't get you anywhere. The best known Amendments are the ones that don't work.-Publishers Syndicate.
 Wonder how theatrical folks kept their voices in condition before cigar cites were Marshall Coup- ty (Minn.) Banner.
 As we understand it, the two po- litical parties are to be commanded this campaign by Generals Motors Prosperity.-The New Yorker.
 The C.. o. P. has chill every time it wonders if Al Smith will poll the solid vote of all the millionaires Ras- kob has made.-Washington Post.
 The two unfortunates whose every idle word may be used against them are the prisoner and the candidate.- San Francisco Chronicle.
 Some enterprising automobile con- cern can take the lead in advocating the necessity of every family buying servants car.-Atlanta Gonstitu- tion.
 E
 The purity committee's report on conditions in New York will be great help to citizens who are wonder ing where to speid their vacations.- San Diego Union.
 MT. Ford's new models are now being seen in increasing numbers. A few years more and we will have passed out of the Elizabethan era Christian Science Monitor.
 4 scientist says that one day women will become the ruling sex. It isn't often that-married men find any thing to laugh about, but this state ment ought to help them.-Punch.
 In the Democratic party the contest seems to be between the solid South and the liquid North.-American Lumberman (Chicago).
 Probably the man who Is having the hardest time to make up his mind how to vote this fall is the wet eff ciency expertlOhio State Journal.
 Dr. Arthur James Barton says the wet candidate will be smitten hip and thigh, and offhand it would seem that the former is particularly vital spot.-Detroit News.
 Prohibition Commissioner Doran has warned d ry snoopers to stop gun play against innocent citizens. If they keep on restricting those fellows there won't be any fun left in being dry snooper.-Chicago Tribune.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

There is politics. that shapes our platforms, rough hew them how we lwill-Christian Science Monitor.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

Somebody has hinted that Hoover isn't true Iowan, but his record proves that he is. Didn't he, too, move to California ?-Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

The G. o. F. has chill every time it wonders if Al Smith will poll the solid vote of all the millionaires Ras- kob has Washington Post.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

As we understand it, the two po- litical parties are to be commanded this campaign by Generals Motors Prosperity-The New Yorker.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

A woman has bought the house in which John D. Rockefeller was born and will move to Coney Island. It lis felt that the island ought to have one place of pEblie worship.-The New Yorker. V
 The German lecturer who says this country has pettieoat government may know lot about government, but he's about twenty five years be-
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

Wouldn't it be good plan for MT. Byrd to get his rescuers started for the South Pole before he leaves Portland Express.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

Wonder how theatrical folks kept their voices in condition before cigar cites were invented.-Marshall Coup- ty (Minn.) Banner.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

Industry won't get you anywhere The best known Amendments are the ones that don't work Syndicate.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

The two unfortunates whose every idle word may be used against them are the prisoner and the candidate.- San Francisco Chronicle
The Kusko times., 1928-10-13

Prohibition Commissioner Doran has warned ry snoopers to stop gun play against innocent citizens. If they keep on restricting those fellows there won't be any fun left in being dry snooper.-Chicago Tribune.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
THREE APARTMENTS
ON AUCTION BLOCK
The Martinique, Tuxedo and Le-
high to Be Sold by
Trustees.

The Martinique, fashionable residen-
tial hotel, located at 1911 Sixteenth
street, will be placed on the auction
block at 8 o'clock, December II, by
order of the trustees, George j. Moss
and F. P. Williams, according to legal
advertisement announcing the sale.
The property is to be sold subject
to a trust of $240,000. the purchase
price above the trust to be paid in cash
The Martinique is an eight-story build
ing of brick and stone facade.
Announcement is made also of the
projected auction sales of two four
story apartment houses. The Tuxedo
Apartments, 1439 T street, a building
containing 40 apartment suites, is to
be auctioned at sale to be conducted
at 4:30 o'clock, December IA, by direc-
ton of the trustees, AlphonSe M. Baer
and. Oscar r. Scholz The property
has a frontage of SO feet and a depth
of 200 feet. 1t is to be sold subject to
a trust of $4,000, the purchase price
above the trust to be paid one-third in
cash.
The Lehigh Apartments, at the north
east corner OF Adams Mill road and
Lanier place, is to be sold at auction
at O'Clock, December IA, by direction
OF Margaret Wilson and William L.
Darby, trustees. 1t is to be sold subject
to a trust of S35,000 and the purchase
price above the trust is to be paid one
half in cash.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
BUDGET PROPOSES
FORT RENO SCHOOL
Junior High Building to Cost
$500,000 included in Con-
greSS Estimates.

Provision is included in the budget
estimates now before Congress, for the
fiscal year beginning next July /, for
the construction of junior high school
to be erected in the Fort Reno section.
1t will be of a type in accordance with
the Mcfarland Junior High School and
similar also to the E. A. Paul Junior
High Building, now being erected in
Brightwood.
The cost of the new northwest school
structure Is estimated at $500,Q00, for
which an initial appropriation of $780,
000' would be made available under the
estimates now pending before Congress.
The building in Reno tract, which as
yet has not been named, would be of
three stories and basement, of brick
facades, with the first story of stone and
a roof of slate. It's treatment would
be OF modified Colonial style. tower
would rise from the center of the Struc-
tuTe, according to plans in the Office
of Municipal Architect A. L. Harris.
The building would have a frontage of
194 feet and a depth of 140 feet
Designed to accommodate pupils in
the growing section, the building plan
ned will include provision for "a class
rooms, with additions later to be
added which would bring the total to
A. On the basement floor there would
be a lunchroom, while on the main floor
there would be an auditorium, domestic
science and domestic art, manual train
ing quarters and print shop. On the
second floor there would be a music
room, classrooms. including those de-
signed for mechanical drawing classes,
arts and crafts and free-hand drawing
work. On the top floor there would be
library, typewriting room and six
claSSrooms.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
CITIES SERVICE CO.
BUYS REPUBLIC OIL
Plant, Land and Filling Sta
tionS Taken Over by New
York Firm.

The Cities Service Co., controlled by
Edward L. Doheny and operating in
many sections of the country, has pur-
chased the local plant, business and real
estate holdings of the Republic Oil Co.
of this city and plans, after taking pos
session of the present properties the
first of the new year, further expansion,
it is announced. The consideration in
the transaction. while not disclosed, was
understood to be in excess of 100000.
Negotiations in the sale of the busi-
ness and plant of the Republic Oil Co.,
it is announced, were handled by Maj.
Julius Peyser and George E. Edelin,,
attorneys, and M. j. Raine, local real
estate broker. The Cities Service Co. S
headquarters are in New York, while
the local oil company included in its
firm Harry, A. j. and S. A. Himmel-
farb.
The transaction involved the plant
of the Republic Oil Co. at RoSslyn, Va,
a filling station at Potomac, Va, and
others in the District, including those
at Georgia and Alaska avenues, Georgia
and Sherman avenues, First and H
streets northeast, Tenth street and
Maryland avenue southwest, Twenty
fourth street and Benning road north
east, Rhode Island avenue and Twenty
second street northeast, Kalorama road
and Champlain street, Wisconsin and
Western avenues, in the 4300 block of
Wisconsin avenue. and Third street and
Virginia avenue southwest.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
RAISE CAPITAL STOCK.

An increase in the capital stock of
the Brumback Realty Co.. of Clarendon
Va from $4,000 to $3.50 900, to take
care of plans for expanded activities
during the coming year, was voted at
a recent meeting of the directors of
the organization.
The company recently purchased the
old sGrunwell estate, comprising ap-
proximately 130 acres, adjoining the
Washington Golf and Country Club,
where new residential subdivision is
projected.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
HOME MOST IMPORTANT
STEP IN FAMILY LIFE
Architects Advice Should Be
Sought as to Availability
of Plot.
BY ARTHUR BATES LINCOLN,


The decision to build house is
most important step in the life of
every family. 1t is not feasible to build
cheaply today, nor does the wise home
builder care to do so. In an invest
ment involving the expenditure of sew
eral thousand dollars of savings, and
the acquiring of obligations for mort
gage loan of considerably more, the best
value is not the cheapest price, but the
lowest price with the use of durable
materials. But even the use of the best
materials may prove an unsuccessful
venture if the house upon completion
proves awkwardly planned
Nor is it possible to avoid disaster
by closely copying a house built 20
years ago 1t would be as logical to
insist upon a 1915 model when buying
new car
Your architect is not a real estate
salesman. Therefore he will often give
you impartial opinion regarding the
possibilities or disadvantages of a site
or sites, the purchase of which you may
be considering. If you have already
determined upon the style of home
which you want, by all means heed
Evening star., 1928-12-08

your architects advice as to the type
of plot most suitable to such house.
You may have drafted one or many
floor plans along lines suggested by
designs appearing on this page and else
where your sketches will be of great
help to the architect, outlining in con-
Evening star., 1928-12-08
Model R Iesidence Is Opened

A large English-type residence of
field stone and rough texture red brick
has been completed at 4701 Colorado
avenue by Charles E. Wire & Sons as
a model home. 1t has been furnished
for the demonstration and will be open
to the public tomorrow from 10 am
to 8 pm. and on week days from
l pm. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

crete form the size and number of
rooms you want Some ideas you hold
may be impractical. This is the time
to settle these, once and for all. A
house crammed full of more or less
good ideas will leave very little room
for the family
Evening star., 1928-12-08

to eat without sugar. Because of their
pleasing, penetrating odor they are used
as a scent in linen closets
Evening star., 1928-12-08

used as perfume are being developed by
growers in Porto Rico. They are as
large as grapefruit and sweet enough
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WILL TRADE TWO SECOND T Jsgs
notes, amount about $4,000. and pay diner
ence in cash. II any, for house on say as !"
ter. or good motor boat. Address BOX 90
Star office. 10
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-NICE. CLEAN COL COL
taRe for rent week or month; reaSohIatn.e'
water front. Atlantic 2l5l. IS
ON SALT WATER.
Broom cottage, 60 miles from CaplIaii;;
ba thing. boating fishing, Grabbing all SaIt
water sports: duckins in season pric sd
community. Phone Atlantic 1884,. 10
FOR sALEICoLoNIAL BEACH cHd|0T nSs,io a.
room bungalow, lots in GOOD loca aye
$3.50 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE RENT. BUYS
one OF the neateSt waterfront bungalows
you've ever looked at And And, best OF nav s,t' 40
down and see for yourself, Address Box
322-J. Star office
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY; GROOM STUcCo
BUNGALOW 500 cash, $50 per month. h lSo
beautiful wooded lot, so r., by l42 u, Sro
cash. $40 per month, Address E. i Kal:n
NORTH BEACH-NEw COTTAGE. RUNNINSG
water. accommodates eight, $2o per week
1921 10Th st. North 1908
PINEY POINT SHORES-LOTS FOR SALE'
s52 to $3.50 Gos small fena l RENz
MAN. ! Thomas Circle. Decatur 41OO -
NORTH BEACH - ROOM COTTAGE.
front and rear porches; furnished. lhq9u. inquire
OWINGS BEACH, HERRING BAY-.COI-
tage facing water; accommodations Tor .;
with boat. Potomac 5ll2-J. ---
FOR RFNT-5-ROOM COTTAGE, LARGE
screened porcheS. North Beach, Mo ro'
reservations. Adams 85b9. --.---
COTTAGE. WATER, ELEC. AND pLUMBINtG'
2.750; terms; Franklin Manor Beach, Mo-
THOS. F. CLARK. 1891 Kansas ave. NV.
FOR RENT COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE
''' '''-''S 300 St, NE, -.
Tel. Lincoln l756~W. IA
NORTH BEACH, MD.
Roomy cottage for rent: good location.
SIS week Mrs M. E. DeRene. 10
SOUTH RIVER PARK. Mr.. EDGEwATER.
Md-Close to two State roads. about an
hours drive from the District lot 100000
IT,. improved by an attractive house, double
garage fruit trees, etc. Only $4,000 on
n r. RYoN CO, NJ. 1897 1915 N Y. Ave,
Columbia 1871 34i8 l4th st.
SOUTH RIVER PARK.
Lots and oungalows for sale
c. NEELY & CO, 1913 ST. NV
Phone Main 1910 ---
WATER FRONT ESTATES.
CHARLES r. LEE.
Annapolis Nd.
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OWNER WILL RENT ATTRACTIVE 10
room: 2-bath brick house Woodlev rd tao
iuR CAtEcdral ; months from July 20th
Phone Cleveland lab f3+
COLORED
-, New house. $50 one block from car line
Phone Lin. 4374-W IA
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RENT HOUSES-INFIJRNISHED

ssOR CoLoRED; PIP 10Th ST. NV. 2hd-
n ,o nat +. and b.. cleo; good condition
N. E. RYON co. Inc, 1916 N. Y. Ave NJ $500
r. r. INTERESTED IN RENTING, CHEVY
GnaSe or Cleveland Park district, cali MISS
REED. Cleveland 500. lF
6 ROOMS. BATH, } PORCHES. DOUBLE
S55. Lincoln i00I3 36I3 10th NV
y r ST Me- r AND B .,........ SOS 90
c cHAs + TRinSEy "g go b; Ns nj R g 90
l1ay phone, NJ. 4778; night phone. Col $3.50.
COLORED : SEMI DETACHED MODERN
p no Ck ieH,aen'si SIX arge rooms, covered
1921 NORTH CAPITOL SIT LARGE RMS,
al n ~ nice condition. Main 1865 or Linz
26l9 18th ST N.W-SPLENDID SECTION.
BEAUTIFUL location. 10 rooms, 2 baths, h. " II.
Electricity. Rear porcheS Garage. Good
condition. Direct from owner. Rent much
Feouceu Appy on premises. IL
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. c. d ROOMS.
large YARD. chicken house $50 per month.
Address Box l66E, Star Office. l3'
l0-RoOM BRICK HOUSE, ? BATHS, 2-CAR
Columbia HeiahtS Rent, $1,000 Call Main
TAO or apply 100 18th st, NV
l I0 C Sodt,I BUNGAL 9n
ming rd. 1903 Vermont ave.
.4i5 eth ST. NV, sEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
sd :, " o.. ami; h-w h. porcheS gar%Gges.
noHilS- ADAMS 4l2i-W, 800. l3~
NEAR NAVY YARD LARGE ROOMS,
aii modern; cheap rent. Call 9l6 ST. sc.
LIN. 97S6-J. IA
TO COLoRED- 5-RooM BUNGALOWS.
metal garage, good well Bennins rd.. 2
blocks south OF Irvin'S gas station at Cen
traI ave. Only $22 50. Inquire lilo II st.
ne Lincoln 207i.
RENT REDUCED
ll6 Md ave. NE r and b.. cleo.
$3.50. NEWSOM. lilo ne. Lincoln 207l,
TO COLORED-5 LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS.
back and front yards. in flrSt-class coudi-
ton; Tlil paper to suit tenants: Just been
painted inside and outside. water In kitchen.
sink rent reduced to S25 mo. 1908 4th st.
sc. Agent 627 Mass. ave, ne Lin. 2335
COLORFD. 2i1s N Y AVE NV s22 so.
1914 30th 81. NV rms, and bath; $40 so.
SOB 23rd st. n.w.--Apt.: $50 so.
2426 n,w.--Apt., 4 rooms, BATH gas and
electricity. 1905
2004 n.w,--S32 so
2325 9th n.w.--6 rooms and bath; $40 so
1880 Ga. ave--Lsree store rms. bath; 500.
22l6 Ga. ave.--Suitable for auto repair
shop or wood aud coal yard
6i5 l. n.w.--6 rooms. S35 so.
T1l Moi
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WOODRIDGE-BA BARGAIN: $500 CASH. $40
per mo. and int. on first trust, $40: beautiful
new modern detached house. rooms. bath.
fireplace, h.-w. h. 2220 Perry ST. ne Open
5 u m PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13

Good Location for Druggist.
Brand-ncw store in the Wesley
HEIGHTS Community Club House
Well adapted for drug store and will
be without competition in this rap
Idly growing and exclusive section.
Rent. Sl25-InCludin9 Heat.
For particulars and inspection. ap-
ply to
W. {. & \. \. MILLER.
1llo 18th ST DECATUR $40
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PETWORTu-IF you DESIRE A REAL BAR
Wisconsin 1886 evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13

PETWORTH. 1925 18th ST NW.-BRICK.
efn-det. % n wide look it over and phone
your offer to the OWNER. Main 822. after
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BUNGALOW ONLY $4,000 OO-FIVE RMS,
cleo: h.-W h.. near Soldiers Home grounds;
small cash payment and $35 90 mo. TO
inspect call Columbia 55i5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13

HOME FOR COLORED. FAIRMONT ST,
near 18th n.w.-1l rooms. 2 baths. 2-car ga
rage adaptable FOR renting apartment. Extra
Kltchen. second floor. Phone Col 97i eve
nln&s for annnltt M fcrrc -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13

NEW BUNGALOW, NEAR WALTER REED
LFirepIace. garage, shower Inspect eve
nings. Reasonable. 853 yenable pl. nv.
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COLORED-TEN ROOMS, 2 B.. ANIL; Ar
ranged in apartments: white porcelain
sink and gas range in each OWNER. 1906
Glrard st. ". Adams 24aI- Il
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RENT-FI.NTS.
SUPERINTENDENT no, SES
RENT HO,ISES-rIK>,S,,tn

lENT FREE, PLUS LARGE INCOME 3
ahi NY apt. house, $4,000 handles. Barrain.
D. NJ. Jones. Tivoh Thcatrr Bids lTt
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PETWORTH-20 FEET WIDE. ss25Q-MOD-
eTn. 8 rooms and bath. near St. ciabrieTs
church, trolley. stores. theater and bus;
paved street and alley: very large living room
and front bedroom. 50 900 cash required. or
VIII accept some cash and equity IN small
CnllIr1hia ln2h- a. aena -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13

BUNGALOW; AMI. HARDWOOD FLOORS.
garage acre ground, beautifully land
ScaDed, 100 #. frontage on main hizhwa y.
20 minutes out. $3.50. Address Box 201-J.
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SNI.i'..--FAIiMS.

NEARBY MD - TOBACCO or TRUCK
farm: 20 minutes drive from city, with
Improvements; crops included: possession at
once. Address JAMES MILES, Anacostia.
8G-ACRE FARM. II ACRES UNDER CULT
v2tion, balance in wood Groom house, new
u les from Washington, Priced for imme-
date sale. Terms If desired. Gibson De-
yrlopmcut Co. 1919 F. St Main 8847. 49,
MARLBORO PIKE.
house, etc. Wonderful shade and shrubbery.
nice frontage on pike, miles from y. &.
lire. A beautiful spot. BARGAIN for $4,000.
BALTIMORE PIKE
l23 acres near BeItsVille, Md Nice r
room houSe, BERN, garage, chicken house.
fruit wonderful gravel pit. real buy for
$40. coo.
o. Il. zANTzINGER.
Main 537t 9f5 K st. NV
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COLORED-1I2O COL ROAD NV; 3-STOPY
brick; 10 rooms wide porches; oil heater.
continuous hot water; third floor. Broom
apartment; brick garage; $i2,500. Col. 3432-J
OWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

j FURNISHED OFFICE. WOODWARD BUILD
, ing. Apply Room 62l, Southern Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13

This House VIII Paw for ltScl
Located ou one OF tNe beautiful
streets OF All fleaSaut. oytrloukInx
Rock Greek Park Il Is 50 arlanseG
that the upper floor can be utilized
a. AepNINtC apartment, maktns /.
vefy profitable investment
Sl1,oSO 81 ,tAN Cash.
MONTHLY TERMS AS LOW AS SIS
Nine rooms, two baths On ngSt
aooi Is reception haN, NVlns ROOM,
dlntas room, Kitchen and hutlegs
pantry, on End door are three ped
feemS ana bath and en the ard ftcaT
are three roontS ana bath Two real
nrenlsceS. maids tasiet, large potOh.
sefaee and beautiful plaNttNg The
whole house Is IN Snsendsa condition,
aad IS beyond question the N'GSsSt
value ~ Mt Pleasant Wen be s'aa
te show IL 10 you withent any cNts~
sutton,
i4,h CAEpfTT MAls
4 X M M ! "a aesd
iCantinaea an Nsxt rasAl
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MIDSUMMER SACRIFICE.

| One acre. 2T0-foot frontage on State rd
/ Montg. Co. Md. Corner. : r, b, INV n.
/ ei,c. l., fireplace. oak a., 2-cAr gar. chick
newly decorated. sI2 500 Open and llhi-
/ minated until $50 m. Out Ga ave. turn
/ lett on Forest Glen I'd. 20 Walnut st. or OUt
| Conn. ave. to KenSineton. cross =. r.. turn
/ Tieht TO Walnut ST Owner Potomac 1868
/ or Main 1893 Ia
/ HERNDON--- l0-ROOM HOUSE. 20 ACRES
! Of eround. bargain. Cali Columbia 1881
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CHEVY CHASE. ONE so. CONN AVE
Beautiful center-hall brick. Diet; seven large
rooms. modern; garage. large lot. Price,
SI6.500: terms. Adams 2265
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TTT0Y LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM DIE n
9sSr ~sarr. tttchen with sink. gas range, IN
.tssrtsneo,ls hot-water heater. chins cabinet.
fsTre rsfh. electricity. isnlfor service; YaEu'
~e@- ufwre ironing plugs. in 4 3-fenuy POI.
Fseiiss lust completely done over near CAP
itog r;ovt Print Once. Union station sno
wsikirF distance Of downtown ser,lon rent
So so2 c 81 ne. Agent, e21 Mass. s.s'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY

The Ashton.
NO 1876 r ST. NV.
rooms bath aud porch ,...,........s s2 so
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

7. J.. Thompson Of Hampstead.
Texas, is here for an extended visit
at the home Of his son. John r.. and
Mrs. Thompson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

Dunn. During the social hour, " re-
freshmen course was served.
PERSONALS
Il. b. Mayer and s. s. Dodds left
Friday for Austin, Houston and La
redo. where they will be on business
for about a week or ten days.
Mrs. Leigh Stanley and small
daughter. Ann, and Mrs. j. w. Belts
Of San Benito were visiting in Har-
lingen Thursday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

visiting her son, r. +. Horn, and
daughter, Mrs. Jack Howell. left Sat-
urday for her home in Los Angeles.
California.
Mrs. A. j. Mccoll spent tire week
end with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Best.
Mesdames Jack Howell Buel Lam
Ter Of Edinburg. G. ". Campbell, and
Robert W. Abbott, will entertain
with a bridge party Friday afternoon,
March % at the Casa de Palmas tea
room.
Mrs. Conraw Roitsch will leave
Sunday for Tennille. Georgia, to visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Franklin.
Mrs. William Strutz Of Saltwater,
MINI, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. l..
Tostenshenske.
Mrs. r. c. Peck, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Laycock.
returned TO her home in Yoakum
Friday.
Mrs. G. j.. Zaiser OF Milwaukee.
Wis, who has been the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. O. Z. Burg, left
Wednesday for her home.