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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

District of Columbia State Confer
ence. ID. A. r.. was held in Memorial
Continental Hall March s, with Mrs
David d. Caldwell State regent. presid-
ing. The opening prayer was led by
Mrs. Henry B. Patten. State chaplain;
the salute to the flag was under the di-
rection of Mrs. John Barr, chairman on
correct use of the flag. Vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Mary Templin
and Miss Ethel Leland Bass. accom-
panied by Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovett.
There were present two ex-national
officers, Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Barlow;
also the following ex-State regents. Mrs.
william B. Hardy, Mrs. Francis A. st.
Clair Mrs. Gaius M. Brumbaugh, Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins and Mrs. Frank
Foster GreenaWalt. kilograms extend
ing greetings were received from Mrs.
julius Y. Talmsdge and Miss Helen N.
JOY Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, organizing
secretary general, called attention to
the redecorated rooms in the building
now available for committee meetings;
she also spoke of the budget system in
operation in Ohio. and referred to the
building of new Constitution Hall. A
discussion as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of adopt
ing a budget plan for the District was
IPIeIISu W CIdPVClo Ava SOAhoANNa~
ton.
Mrs. Van Orsdel, national president.
Children of the American Revolution,
reported the work being carried on by
the children; the large and rapid
growth Of the society and that the work
was being broadcast on the radio at
$50 Thursday evening. The WORK
Being Accomplished at the Industrial
School at Tomassee, S. c." was the sub
iect on the radio. One Of the young
girls at this school told in the follow
ing way what D. A. r. meant to her;
a scholarship having been given by the
children:
ID" is for daughters. brave and true.
Who love and honor the red, white
and blue.
"A" is for their ambitions, so strong
and bold
To help and cherish every needy
"R" is for right and for right she'll
stand
As long as there's D. A. r. lady
in our land.
The children have contributed TO the
tomb for the unknown Revolutionary
soldier, which has been erected y the
church yard of the old Presbyterian
Church. Alexandria. Va.
Greetings were read from Mrs. Alfred
Brosseau, president general. and Mrs
John Beavers. vice president general
who has served In an official capacity
for the past nine years, after which
Mrs. Eli Helmick, registrar general
spoke of the work being accomplished
by the organization and stressed the
national defense program which has
made its mark on the country; national
defense in the broad sense. the upbuild-
ing of character, law-abiding citizen
ship. patriotism as taught by our fore
fathers, the holding together OF the
family, as we'll as defense by guns OF
ships or armies.
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SALE--HOUSES.
S02SO.


Near 10th and Spring Road.
An attractive colonial-style brick home.
containing six rooms and bath, hot-water
heat. electric lights, hardwood floors. large.
practical fireplace. covered front porch.
breakfast and sleeping porches Enclosed in
glass;, screens throughout; beautiful kitch-
Raraee. This is real bargain. and If you
are looking for q home in an ideal location
don't fail to see this before buying. Call
Ga 2248 for appointment to inspect.
Contidentiallv.
have a very attractive PROPOSE
ton to offer IL you are interested
in a wholly detached Colonial Home.
The location is the very best in
Northeast Washington and the plan
and construction will appeal to you
rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat.
hardwood floors. wide porches sur
rounded by spacious lawns and with
deep back yard. Price is really very
low.
will take you to inspect it at
any time that suits your convenience
II you will phone
Main 4S4O.
5000 WORTH FURNITURE FREE.
Naval ofhcer. ordered away: has instructed
me to make sacrifice of his beautiful
brick home in Brookland for $500 and give
to purchaser his furniture. costing him
s2,200. The house is nearly new with ALI
modern improvements including built-in ga
year For further information see
l.. V. THACKER. Rcaltor.
1908 18th St, Brookland. Pot. 1887.
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OPEN ALL DAY.

Inspect these beautiful homes
in North Cleveland Park. 8
rooms. ? baths. 2-car built-in
garage: emi-detached allbriek
construction: wide lots.
Low Price--Easv Terms.
Sample House. 1912 Ncazey St.
r. NJ. NEALE,
Barr Bldg. Main 5lS.
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SALE--H0I1SES.

tile bath. saraee. beautiful location. Price
overlooking reservoir and Soldiers Home
Modern brick home OF SIX large rooms and
and two rear porches, GLASS inclosed' hot
water heat. electricity; three garages; extra
G TERMS prse Dapey This
buy; full particulars by phoning Main $50.
BEAUTIFUL; N1NE.RooM. LIGHT BRICK.
Scsr ssrsse sf h-wb in Wsind hot rot
yotsG heater BARGAIN for quick sale sale
oWner 1d7 12 Lamont Ss 9 aoss Leaving city
LEAVING CITY. PETWORTH. NV, SACRI-
Ace. rooms, concrete colonial porch. brick
eee large s. back x P &c slo
Very small cash payment Lincoln 1888.
TAKoMA P "a s5S BARGAIN.
Detached. s large rooms h-wh., oak
rst trust Ct o. small cash psymsnt n bal
22s Cedar St. Takoma Park. D. c. Ga. i73e
sarase. porches. etc. advanced improvements;
rer% 1%e 10 Sf En- o Decsta near s 18th
CoLORED. HREE-sToRY. BAY WINDOW
brick home, near Union Station. Rented
for Tor $500 o addsss f Boa ss sGo STAY M ss
RIvERDALE MD. SIX ROOMS AND
three lots sss eeessciy fruit and shade
a ss77sw. grapes '''0O0 Phone Columbia
INcoME-HoME OVERLOOKING PARK, 8
apis; Owner occupies one. others rented Sis
month. To accept Govt field position.
forced sacrifice. Owner 1915 Kenyon NV.
IDEAL FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
Modern Groom house near Bethesda P. O.
Phone Bradley AR for price and terms ,a.
SEE 1918 LIVINGSTON ST, D. C.-NEW. 2
baths. double earage, slate roofs. General
trees Real home at right price. Owner
there Sunday. lie
l4th & MD. AVE. N.E.,-7-R. & 3; BRICK,
h.-w.h.. cleo. gas. excellent condition; near
cars and bus. Vacant. $4,000. Owner,
Lin. 7412-J. 49,
REAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
viii sell my equity OF $4,000 for 500 A
town Call North 30S4W. IT.
COLORFD. 223 ST. NE.-NEWLY PAPER
ed and repaired. Open Sunday for inspec-
ton from to PM IT.
LEAVING WASHINGTON. ARE SELLING
beautiful new home, furniture. two auto
sidered. . shep. asss ''''''N D''~' - IS:
MODERN, CENTER HALL, PLAN. THREE
bedrooms. screened porches. both floors. fire.
place. built-in garage: large Handicapped lot.
Some furniture. Clev. 1858. IT.
NORTHEAsT-NEAR CAPITOL.
Eight. rooms. three baths. brick, This
house has Just been fully reconditioned.
Ideal for rooming house or can be rented
as three apartments. Price $4,000; terms.
BROOM HOUSE ELECTRIC LIGHT. RE-
Gently redecorated convenient to downtown
section and busses. 1928 Irvins st. NV.
Col. 3254W. ls'
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Most of the larger Roman houses in
classic times were made comfortable
by a good central heating system. The
heat from the lower floor assembled to
the upper rooms through terra Gotta
hues set between the outside and inside
walls, precisely as is often the case
in modern days.
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CHOICE OFFERINGS OF HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
For Persons Interested in Properties
EOR COIORED

Fia sys ..h ss and sth n sts i prseti.
LIST st. NV, Bloominedale sections r.. b..
n.rS eiee;; gas. gar paved alley; porches'
=. Fla ave. home and investment near LIST
ST. n;Ms r. o. NV b: elec s gas r. t. g.
Ga: ave. near Howard Univ and Normal
5 isa b splendid home investment;
Irving st between Ga. and Sherman ayes.
nw:.e r., tile b.. h.-w.h., cleo. colonial
porch; southern exposure; lot lsxi25; front
Z large porches rear; gar. to paved alley
.-le r.. tile baths. INV h., cleo. sss; hard
roen ,nronshout quite desirable for pro
quality. Price. $4,000; terms.
). Montello aye, n,e.-House 2 yrs. old; r.,
GOOD front yard: deep lot porches rear
Owner Is sacrificing $1,000 to leave town.
Desirable residence in exclusive, quiet 6
ST. bet. 18th and 10Th n.w.l0 r.. baths,
m ny. and oil heat; gar; large paved alley
rear Priced for quick sale; terms to suit.
Vernon st. n.w.--ll T., b.. h.-w.h.. cleo.
ranged into apartment for 3 families. Small
cash payment; easy terms
Two lots, 20xl00 each: 6Ist st. me-
hlock from car; water, sewer. cleo, con-
ieh'ent; large alley rear: easy terms.
Several lots in Deanwood owner will ex-
chSnge Tor improved property or sell at
7acrfce.
Farm 1861 acres. s0o-ft. frontage; Defense
MishVay. Mo; house r. B., cellar, electric
chicken houses. Owner is sacrificing because
nj inability to care for place; terms.
Desirable apt. house, containing is apis.
harses about $3.50 per mo-: now rented for
900 per mo. Very good investment.
Gasoline and service station; South Capitol
near one Of the brs est corners Of th if
zap. Weaver tire Jack, large washstand; lot
taxloo T.; q drivewsys; rear alley; ga
rases offered on agreeable terms.
Several ? and 3 family fats and apart
:lents; Self-suppoftine, with small cash pay
ment.
Desirable building; intersection of 3 SITS.
apt or Offices for professionals or dienfed
ousiness purposes; sale or lease
U ST. NV. near list. in Bloominsd le-7
6 r., n, +. h., cleo. gas; large porches. VIII
lease or sell.
Several modern dwellings, and small apart
mentS to lease ana for rent
MD CANT,
c Brokers.
107- POS.
ank Building,
Ave. NV.
1858.
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$3.50.
$3.50.
Semi-DetaChed RriCl

An attractive colonial tapestry brick SENT
detached home near Grant Circle. con-
tanins six well arranged rooms, tiled bath.
built-in tub and shower. hot-water heat,
electric lights, automatic hot-water heater,
three wonderful porches; beautiful srounds.
paved street and alley. This is one of the
prettiest sections in WASHINGTON and will
make some one real home. Would suggest
that you see it soon as possible, other
wise some person will take advantage of this
offer. Call Adams BAIT for further informa-
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

OCEAN CITY. N FOR SALE: DE-
liehtful piece Of water front property of 1856
opposite Ocean City. near Atlantic City. n j
Partly wooded with original forest, 5 minutes
by auto to Ocean. protected bathing. Suited
Adjoining Ocean City golf course. Sacrifice
price Financed. Address P. o. Box I46.
Ocean City. N J.
HAVE LISTED ANY AMOUNT OF HOMES
and unimproved property within l to 5 mi
OF proposed Summer White House" AT low
figures now. c. c. ELSA, Realtof. Berry
Vile. Va
FOR SALE--"SUNNY KNOLL" MOUNTAIN
BUNGALOW: spring water to house; fine view
Box As. Bluemont, Va
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Adams St near and n.w.--s rms. ami:
garage TO paved alley; moderate price; terms
California st. bet 18th and 18th n nS;enio
Re- Fear F. brick aar With water offered a. sac
ri1ce; terms.
Capitol ave. ne. Ivy City-5.r. brick. IA
yrs. old; cleo. gas. h-w.h., r.if. garages;
bus bus passes soo door about every - minutsss
per mo
cellar, h.-ah. lot Size 80xl30 suitable for
gardening and chicken RAISING; house Is
practically new; good conditions very cheap
on terms.
Ds GSu%ois I'd .es s. 1h ,o s ocr
into apt. Priced low; terms
D ST. se-6 r.. b.. h.-a.h.. paved cellar:
porches; long back yard TO large alley; beins
sacrificed. $4,000.
cozy home. upper 18th st. NV; COLUMBIA
Heiehts--s r.. b.. h.-v.h., cleo, r. I. g. Price
$1,000; easy terms
Farmont near nth st. n.w.--s r., ami;
$3.50. Cash, 1900
cls.slsnd st. nW :oot b. brick; good
condition. Price $4,000 easy terms.
18th st. near n;wrlst eommsrei,s a., zone ne
fered cheap to settle estate.
F st. s;w.. near 2ndo5-r brick; GOOD con-
of SIS per mo-
4th st. NV bet and K--7-r, brick; rent
ed at 1856 per mo-: alley rear. Price. $4,000
Cash. $3.50. bal in small monthly payments.
Fla ave. NV. bet. End. and srd-Bay-
window brick; on terrace; r., ami; rea-
sonably priced; trustees estate terms.
5 or houses on Morton st. NV. near Ga.
ave T.. b.. !. h.. cleo, r. I. g.; rear alley
$4,000 each; terms.
r., / ave. bet 2nd and ard n.w.-S r.
tile bath. h.-w.h cleo. gas, concrete cellar.
i front and porches rear very GOOD condi-
| lion. underpriced to sell quickly; easy terms
! ST. near 18th nw.--Lot size 19xl40; r..
| B.. h.-w.h. cleo. gas. metal ceilings 2-storS
! brick BLDG. on Priced to sell quick.
10th st. s.w. bet d and near new market
spot: 2nd commercial zone; 7-r. frame II
payment. bsi $40 per mo.
W st. near 4th n.w.-S r, b. h;-w.h;. cleo.
: gar; LARGE yards porches front and rear
n1 ndsf PRICE PRICE real sacrifice on easy terms;
1900 cash. $40 per month on balance.
st. bet. 25th and 26th-Unmproved lot:
size. 2?x6l:l9; over l'400 SO. IT,; suitable for
Dental 4o-B A very good investment.
| Numerous large properties. neighborhood
: llth 18th and Girard SITS. n w.--Suttable for
! large families or several small families; most
! " 2 floors. 2-bsth ARRANGEMENT. Priced rea-
! Sonable; terms
GOLDEN !
Real E,ta
| Suite
Prudential B
III Florida
Nortl
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

FIvE-RoOM FURNISHED COTTAGE. COLO
NAL Beach; lot lO0xl5O; near river: water
IN Kitchen; cheap. Also lots at Classic
Shore. $50 each. Adams 1948 after pm
ITO Decatnr ST NV
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TWo-story semi Diet ched brick house hav-
ing 3 spacious rooms and baths; center
hall entrance. large living room with open
Kitchen: hardwood floors throughout. h.-wh,,
electricity and a huilt-n sarase. The house
formerly sold for sl2,950. has been occupied
about months and Is now offered at the
attractive fieure Of sl0.500 Vacant; imme-
diate possession. Inspection by appointment
through
THE MUNSEN TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept. Main 1880.
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TO COLORED BUYER.
See this beautiful home. 10
rooms. , baths. garage: house i'll
fine condition; the price is right
and easy terms can be had.
1854 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Open all day Sunday, or call
Main 3l& week DAYS.
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Inc WAL. NuthdW oNCtbUh
Chapter was entertained by Miss sally
Cary Peachy. Decatur Apartment, on
the evening of February IS.
Owing to indisposition of Mrs M. de
Clare M. Berry, regent, Miss jennings.
the vice regent, presided. After prayer
led by Mrs. Samuel Judson Porter. CHAP
lain, all joined in singing America.
The chief business before the body was
the election of a delegate and alternates
for the State meeting and for the ma
tional conference in April. Mrs. William
L. Woodward was selected as delegate,
and the following named we're chosen
as alternateS: Mrs. T. Temple Hill. MISS
Sallie Greene Colvin, Mrs. Edward l..
Marthill, Mrs William F. Davis, Mrs.
Albert F. Mcdowell, Mrs D. W. rhayer,
Miss Emile Isabel Nichols, Mrs. Nellie
o. Wooster and Miss Helen Wooster
of Berwyn, Md and Mrs. Marie G.
Harding. Reports showed the chapter
In fine condition and doing good work.
Miss Peachy was selected and recon-
mended as the chapters representative
on the house committee at Memorial
Continental Hall during the April meet
ing The regent came in for the social
hour. The refreshments included beaten
biscuit and old Virginia ham.
Dorothy Hancock Chapter.--The reg
ular monthly meeting was held March
5 at the home of Mrs. Ralph P. Thomp-
son. with Mrs. George w. Lipscomb and
Miss Milard O'Neill as joint hostesses.
The regent. Miss Mary Harlow, opened
the meeting with salute to the flag and
the Americans Creed" Reports were
given by the chairmen of the various
committees.
Miss Harlow read her annual report
as presented at the State executive
meeting.
The transfer of Miss Helen Townsend
to membership at large was accepted
with regret.
The fourteenth anniversary Of the
chapter was celebrated with a dinner
at Wardman Park Hotel on February
rs. The table was decorated with
Spring flowers. After dinner the men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

The Janet Montgomery Chapter-Mrs
Edgar w. Moore, regent. will preside at
the meeting on Tuesday to be held at
the home of Miss Laura Gilliland in
North Chevy Chase Lewis Merriam of
Kensington will talk on The American
Indian"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

American Eagle Chapter held its
March meeting at the homr of Mrs.
Myron J. Ferren, Corcoran Courts, with
Mrs. L. B. Corning and Mrs. G. w. Sim
cell assisting hostesses Mrs. Edwin j.
Ryan, regent presided. In accordance
with the custom of the chapter, the
March meeting was social one, and
after short business meeting chapter
members and their guests enjoyed a
delightful evening of cards. after which
refreshments were served by the host
eSSes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-05

SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was rela-
lively high over the Southwest
this morning. and moderately low
over the northwestern and eastern
states. Moderate to heavy rains
occurred within the last "a hours
in Alabama and Georgia, and light
to moderate general precipitation
practically throughout the eastern
half of the United States. 1t was
considerably colder in the central
and south-central states this morn
ing, and still warmer throughout
the great Northwest. In fact tenn
peratures are above the seasonable
average practically throughout the
country.
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C~CMSTABLE'S SALE
WITH A4ADLL > h-lLAL
THE STATE OF X
COUNTY or CAMERON

II1E DLA1E VT lLAAO
COUNTY OF CAMERON
By virtue Of an Order of Sale is
sued out Of The Honorable Civil Dis
trict Court Of Cameron County,
Texas, on the 1st Gay of March,
1929, the Clerk thereof, in the case
Of c.. Z. Warmer vs.. r. 3. Latham
mo. 1880, aEd to ne as Constable,
directed and delivered, / will pro-
coed to sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash, between the hours of 1000
q. N. and 400 o'clock, D. m, on Sat
urday. the 18th day Of March A. D.
1929, az the Court House door in the
City Of Brownsville, the following
personal property, situated in the
County of Cameron and State of
Texas, and within the corporate
limits of the City of Brownsville,
and described as follows, to-Wit:
One liquid carhonic Fountain and
carbonatOr. one sixteen foot Pink
Tennessee Marble Counter. One Wal
Il back bar model 12-1 Oak finish.
One one-half horse power frigidaire
compressor and cabinet. One Ma
tAcAHNl OhoAl 1GISAoLCA. oIIt 0GEiQ-
T1Ch toaSter. One Prescription case.
One SchWb Safe Mode us. knob
number 1851. Two sets Of tables and
chairs, (Seatmores) One six foot
tobacco wall case. three six foot dis
play cases. one pair Of finished ends,
one refrigerator candy case. One
display wrapping case. ore five foot
cigar case said articles now located
ii Brownsville. Texas. Levied on
the first Gay of March. 1929, and TO
be sold to satisfy a judgment dated
the 9Th day Of February, 1929 and
recorded in the Minutes of said
Court. in favor of @. E. Warriner,
against f. B. Latham. for the sum
Of Three Thousand Three Hundred
Thirty-four and 20-1G0 (S3334.20)
Dollars and 10 per cent interest per
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

In accordance with Article 343. r.
S. 1925, notice is hereby given that
| have filed with the county clerk
Of Cameron County, Texas, the fac
smile Of the picture or reproduction
of an Indian head, which, together
with the words or name "Indio Ge-
ronimo' written above. below or
alongside of such Indian head. I
claim as my Trade Mark. and L also
claim the full protection of the law
IL the sole and exclusive use in Tex
as Of said TRADE MARK, as will
more fully appear from a DECLARE
ton or designation Of TRADE
MARK filed by me with said county
clerk on February is, 1929. to which
reference is hereby made for a more
complete description and under
standing hereof and for all other
purposes.
Witness my hand this 23rd day of
February, 1929.
A. L. MARQUES.
fSRS to 15-3S49)
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CHURCH SCHOOL SEEKS
OF 100

An attendance Of 100 is the goal
at the School c. Mission to begin
at the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
leaders in tie work announced
Tuesday.
Rev. Z. =. Day will be in charge
Of the auult department, and Miss
Frances Shive. director OF religious
education, viii supervise the other
departments including intermedi-
ates, Juniors and primaries.
Departmental superintendent and
teachers include Mrs. j. III. Batsell,
Mrs. Cleve Tandy, Miss Hazel Kirk.
mrs. II. M. Gooden, Mrs. G.. f.
Dodd, Mrs. Ava PrGsser, Miss Fern
Day Mrs. Cllauncey Reid. Miss
Florence Bell and Mrs. A. II. Saun-
ders.
The school sessions are to last one
hour, 1880 to $50 ID. IN. and will be
held each Wednesday until Easter.
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Business Opportunity Ads are SO called because they offer opportunities
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

annum from date OF Judgment until
paid, and all costs of suit and the
further costs of sale, together with a
foreclosure of a lien Oh the above
described personal property, as said
lien existed on the End day of
August, 1927, against the above
named defendant.
Given under my hand this the 5th
day of March, A. D. 1929.
JOHN MARTIN, Constable,
Justice Precinct Number Two,
Cameron County, Texas.
3-5-12-2t-335O.
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First figure lowest temperature
last night; second, highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 8 a. m; fourth, rainfall past %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-05

WILLACY COUNTY farm lands for
sale. Choice Victoria loan soils,
cleared. 500 per acre and up. on easy
terms. No trades. If interested write
or call on Isadore Moritz. Raymond
vile, Texas. N-I32
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FINANCIAL

INSURANCE MONEY to lend on well
located brick business property in the
better located towns throughout the
Valley. Low interest rate, easy terms,
prompt service; small brokerage, no
inspection fees, no attorneys fees. no
life insurance to purchase-just bust
ness property loans. See us when you
need one. S. G. Graham & Co., 1895
Levee St, Brownsville, Texas. O-6I