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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
The Once Over
THE BAREBACK GIRL

(After Whittier).
Blessings on thee. little Nan.
Bareback girl with spinal tan.
With thy jersey cut 30 low
Tending TO expose thee so;
With thy red lip redder still
CNot from strawberries OF the HID;
With the sunshine on thy face
CAnd most ev'ry other place..
To thee, girl, ! doff my hat
Would that ! could dress like that;
Princess thou art-only man
Has to be republican.
Let the million dollared ride!
Bareback. there beside the tide.
Thou hast more than riches buy
In the reach Of ear and eye;
Lolling where the breeses curl,
Blessings on thee, bareback girl!
Oh, for girlhood's painless play
There amid the spurne n spray,
Health that Knocks the doctors rules,
knowledge never learned at schools,
OF the value by the sea
OF q personality;
Where the tabloid picture men
Hunt the bathing girls and when;
How the vertebrse are shown.
Inch by inch and bone by bone;
When the Beauty Contests rage,
How to make the outside page;
How to strut In garments few
So the Judge viii notice you;
How to manage sex appeal.
What and what not TO reveal;
OF the whoopee-maker's trail,
And the habits OF the male;
How the life-guard handsome, tall,
Teaches the Australian crawl,
And that sometimes isn't ALI;
Where the smartest beaches are,
Who can take you there by car.
Where the boys with yachts are found.
Where the thrills and kicks" abound,
What to say and what to do
In the boy friends red canoe,
or the CULVER in his tone
When he has you all alone!
When to stay and neck with him.
When It's best to jump and swim;
Though you leave my brain awhirl,
Blessings on thee, bareback girl!
Cheerily then. nut-brown miss.
Live and laugh in summers bliss,
Though you may not ever be
Miss Bayonne or Miss Fort Lee.
Evry day shall lead thee through
One omanc ..and maybe two;
Every evening see thee park y
With some fullback in the dark;
All too soon these joys must fly
When you wed some simple guy,
Wash his dishes in some flat.
DO his darning and grow fat.
See thy girlhood take the skids,
Have to raise a dozen kids,
Have to spend the summer hot
DOING things you'd rather not.
Have to sit and lose your shape
Knowing there Is no escape,
Have to think Of beaches gay
AS In mem'ry far away.
Knowing you would be a fright
In a bathing costume tight.
All, that thou couldst know thy bliss
Ere 1t passes. bareback miss!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

Governor Dan Moody has been requested by the
San Antonio Chamber OF Commerce not to veto the
$4,000 appropriation bill for continuing a survey Of
the underground water supply of Texas. for the rea-
son that the continued survey of this source of water
supply is very important to San Antonio and the
Valley" There will be a fourth special session e-
haordinary of the Forty-first legislature. Really It
VII then be up to the legislative minds to bow to the
inevitable and the inevitable is to tax new sources Of
revenue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

However. it would be q great deal worse II son
men preached what they practice-Detroit News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

It would be all right to put automobiles on thu
free list, but we would suggest a little more protection
for observation-disclosures Pilot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

Who am II To what position has
President Hoover appointed me? II
the cabinet OF what president was I
attorney general?
What god In Greek mythology
welded the thunder bolt?
What favorite OF Queen Elizabeth
was opposed by her court?
II will both lay me down in peace
and sleep: for thou. Lord. only
makest me dwell in safety" Where
Is this passage found In the Bible?
TOday's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are apt
TO become cynical and lose their
faith In humanity. They should not
allow themselves to become SO de-
pressed over the shortcomings OF
their friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

A visiting Britisher says America uses bad Eng.
fish. And some of the Scotch is terrible, too.-Jack
sonville Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

If you think the day of miracles has passed. Just
stand outside the door Of a beauty parlor.-Kay Fea-
lures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

It's runny, but the more wheat comes up the more
whe9 goes Lumberman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

Speaking Of Latin, Palestine is a Holy Terra
Tampa Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

Secretary Mellon denies that he will erect q barb
hd-wire fence along the Canadian border. The stuff
would erode the Constitution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06

Answers TO Foregoing Questions
I. George w. Wickersham: chair
man of commission on crime and
law enforcement. President william
II. Taft.
2. Zeus.
3. Earl Of Leicester.
4. Psalms, ", s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
STAR LORE
The Star Sirius and its Companion
u A-ALrrn TIL H--=--A


BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter.
Question From Reader: What is
the difference in density, temper
allure. light, size and age. between
Sirius and It's companion?" An
~swer-Mentioning Sirius first. The
densities in grams per cubic CEN
timeters are. AZ: 900: the tempera-
lures. 1920 degrees absolute: 7.5OC
degrees absolute; their brightness Al
as 100000. AS to size, 1855. BOZ
miles diameter; $4,000 miles dam
eter. The ages OF Sirius and it's COM
panion present the greatest diff
culties; Sirius Is a huge bright star
in its full vigor. while its COM
panion Is a dwarf. aged with its
radiative energy nearly exhausted.
more tomorrow
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STUDE NTS PLAN
g@
FETE IN VI.
- 80

- AEE
BALLSToN, va, May 24.-Ifvita
tions have been extended to menu
bers Of the Arlington County Chana
her of Commerce and all civic
leaders and their families 70 attel1
the Elizabeth May Day festival to
be presented tomorrow. at p.
BY the students Of Arlington Ha1Is
girls college.
The festival is under the direction
of Miss Madeline /. Randall, writer
and director OF the dances: Mms
Regina, Vicarinu, director OF vocal
music: Miss Elizabeth Dillon. dfg
rector of costumes and properties:
Miss Elizabeth Ward. director sof
iacrobatics, and Mrs. Louise Find
ley. plano accompanist.
The commencement week progra1s1
viii open tonight with the senlors
banquet. Monday night Shakes
speare's "As You Like IT. win pea
presented by the students In thes
school auditorium. High school
graduating exercises win take place
Tuesday morning ut 1880. Raceps
ton to the seniors, alumnae aza0s
guests win be held Tuesday aftsr-
noon. Graduation exercises viii -
Wednesday morning at 1880. The
principal speaker will BE- Repreeens
tative John McDuffie Of Alabama.
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DATE Of PAVING
ADVANCED

ROCKVILLE, Ma, May 34.--
Members of the board Of county
commissioners have been assured
By District officials that the date
81 paving Sixteenth Street from
Kairnia. Road north 70 the District
of Columbia-Maryland line, where
sixteenth Street interseCts both the
East and West Suburban Highway
joining Chevy Chase, Bethesda All6
silEer Spring. ana the Sixteelafh
Street-LaurefB BaItfmOre Boulevard
has been advanced by the District
Commissioners to August i.
The District Commission prey-
iously had announced that the work
would not be started until late in
September.
The state Roads Commission Is
now laying concrete or preparing
TO lay concrete on the following
Suburban Highway:
/. The Great Falls Of the Potomac
to the town Of Potomac.
Q. Bethesda to Chevy Chase, te
the intersection Uf Eastern &l1d
Western Avenues, to Sixteenth
Street at tho District line, f0
Georgia Avenue IA Silver Sprtns
:. Carroll Avenue Northeast %.
Takona Park, TO BroWn's CCEnEs.
to the Prince Georges county iins I.
1. subway under the BaEtin1ors
and Ohio Railroad between Six
teenth Street. at the District Hneg
and Georgia Avenue. at the n0Itl1s
end of the Silver Spring business
section.
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CosrnOpOIitans Honor
Memories Of Deceased

The Cosmopolitan Club held
memorial services In memory or
its deceased members yesterday
the Carlton Hotel. John C. Mevat
ling, Milton Hopfenmaier, Orville.
B. Drown ana samuel xirkin weTa
members at their deaths and 1iOrAl
tributes viii Be placed upon their
graves next "wednesday.
Mrs. b. ]. Rice, soprano. and
Miss Edna Jones, alto. accompanied
by Mrn. George n. ThornaldeE. sing
d duet, .EtiIl, StiIl With Thee
after which Senator David ].
Walsh Of Massachusetts,, deliversd.
the memorial address.
lErs. Ethel HoItxclaW Gawier.
soprano, accompanied by Mrs.
Thpnaides, sang Burnhara's "Thas
Ninetysfirst Psalm and the serviesi
ended with the benediction by the;
Rev. Francis ]. Hdrney.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
DEATHS

nrgf-l0A Wedn6Sdne, Mss "a, tD1os ht
PAS ). NJ 81 her fonIde1pe, 1900 Tenth
81. ii. NJ, Iva NAY BEST, beloved wife
o. Clifford III. Best, mother ot ElWo01
Adam and lister Of Hrs. Erneel1n4
Ponickau and Mrs. Okle Xoung.
Ennsral ssSlssa Ss e ,..e sSeys ri,4sI,s F,Isnss
snd reiattYes invited. 1nterment at Pros
pect Bin Cemetery. Al -
S0fNeTOf Suddenly, Thuredex Nay q,
1o1o, ~ / B. ma o. his rea.dfnee. Al
baiaa anaffnenss, Eleventh and n ele. 3.
W. WILLIAM ID, beloved nueband o9
Natg E johnston and fathsr % Mrs. Fred
fnnSfal ff0in hia late fealdence on sat-
sssss ss9s 4 seek esssk csnsisrz. = ~. 81
TEI 81 Il..s..op Lhtreday, Mag 23 1872
MARVIN W.. THHkNI bcloFed husband
81 Alfee N. Thrift, % 21&e shannon ~.
q. 81 fle also leaves 10 mourn their to<9
bic meshef, one sister sne thEee prgthe.Is
day, Nay 2o. Is 7s3O 3. m. thence 70
Gideon chnfrh Northumberland county, hF
auto healpe Interment "a ylllaEs. We.
kslADlsls1e
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
Code Bfos CO.. 1912 E 81 N w
AFtlfsli,as sniNs.r ffsSnanfVe
RN9ilk III AIITs1 0El.lXEnl eEAYksA
MEMORIAL DAY
WREATf1S SPECIAL
pson,es ana s:SR ctk.f 4 eus nowess
aa attractive ptlees
L. @. PRTCFIARD, INC.
IAN ana II st. Phone N. ere Net. ee2z
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Miss Helen Potter
Dies IN StauntOn. Va.

STAUNTON. Va, May 24.--Adiss
Helen Winsiow Potter, "a. died at !
the home Of her parents, this city,
following an iIlness of more than
q yea a
Surviving are her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. George s. Potter, and one
brother, Allen.
The funeral was held Thursday
from the First Baptist Church,
Staunton. Intsrment was IN Thorn.
Eo1o comotTp
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DEATHS

Mary '. woollen. 81 yeara 1ia Third
st. N. 3.
susan 4 y, Rand. q ysarA dsorTs-
town Hospital
Anna r. westcott. 81 years the
Westmoreland Apartments.
ana Eastern Star Home.
Mary a. Hartman. y ysars. the
: ] Martha 4. Swain: Ts ysara sac
Thirty-thlrd 81 3. y
Mary z. oussada. q yeara. 1et !
ST. N. W.
caay J. Burton. - ysara @ =
Fred & sAll 50 ysarA rravidsnae
dsOres ,. DrisBbock. g ysars nnsl-
Michssi Kennedy IS years 81 niisa-
Mary D. Z. aal. 80 ysara nmsrrsnsy
Louise =, TiuAsauEA, . pears Igol
Ward y: Parker IS ysarA .. :.
Elsie Z callahan. 40 ysarA AZ
Infant 81 Charles b ana Lencra
Watts hour. National Homeopathie
Annis HarkIey. % years. Sss Twsu-
tySfourth ST N. n
Ida p Gayle. 81 yearA Proyidence
Laura A. winston. 81 years. sisss
Edwafd johnson. g years $40 GiraFa
Eugene sparrow. Is years. 1914 For-
ty-fourth st. N. y.
Edward Hair. 80 yeara. Tubsrcuioaiu
d TSoaas W. Moon. - ysara SsOo
Portia QUEEN. 20 years eos Kastls
wiiiian EdmondS. 5 years Trssd-
John n Palmer. 5r. monthS.
ChiIdrep.s Hospital.
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Service Association
10 Hold Mass Meeting

The Citizens Service Association
WI = hold Z mass nnssting Monday e
Foundry M. q. Church.
Among the speakers win bos
United States District Attorney Leo
A. Rover, Bishop James Cannon,
jr., OF the Methodist Episcopais
Church. South, and Representa-
Gale Fl. Stalker, co-anthor Of the
jones' Stalker dry law.
The Chaminade Glee Club win
sing several selections
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CAREY y. HODGsON

Funeral services Tor Carey v,
Hodgson. noted geodetic engineer,
who was drowned near Bay Ridge,
Nd. sunday, win bs conducted ii
GaWler's chapel tomorrow after'
noon ct 1:so o'clock. Interment,
with fun military honors, win be Al
Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. HodgsoIl, who died when he
and his son were caught IN . storm
while on q canoeing trip, lived 81
the Valley Vista apartments, with
his wife, Mrs. Edith Hockett Hodg
son. The body IL their l0-year.old
son has not vet been recovered.
Mr.. Hodgson had been with thu
Coast ana Geodetic Survey Tor Z
number of years.
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CADY h. BURTON

Funeral services tor Cady q. Bur.
ton. IS, who died Wednesday attef
! long illness, was conducted At
23O o'clock today &C his residence,
81 k st. N. w. fnternent was n
GIefwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Burton n survived nv his
wife. Winifred Burton, q son, Heb.
ron E. Burton, two daughters, Low
Burton ana Mrs. Helen Peters. HIS
sister, Mabel b. Bane, and = niece,
Amelia III. Bane.
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SIDNEY Z. FERGEsON

The funeral services Of sidney r..
Fereeson. who dled9 Tuesday ct 141e
T st. n. W., win be held today at
/ B. M, from Trinity Baptist Church.
Tnter1nent win b IN Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
The deceased is survived by two
brothers, Harry and Essau Parker,
and four sisters, Annie MOplIins,
Caroline Lowe. Mildred Crawford
and Matte Jefferies.
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WTT.x.IAM n. JOHNHTON

Funeral services Tor wiIlla1n D,
Johnston, who died suddenly yes
tsrday at his residence. the Ala,
bama apartments, win be conducted
tomorrow at 3 o'clock At his home,
Interrnent win be private, IN Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Mr.. Johnston n survived BY hii
wife. Mfs. Mary b. Johnston, Z
daughter. Mrs. Fred G. Ba1aens and
q son, Ernest 8. Johnston.
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BTRTHS

James and Juliette DAILY. boy.
Edwin w. and Bessie u. Thorne. boy,
David B. and Mary Logan. boy.
Ernest T. and Maude v. ThoInaA boy.
Lawrence r. and Margaret Jadge.
boy.
e Mario A and Carrie HhtkA. 9ifL.
Thomas and Lillian y. Moore. girl.
Robert J. and Ethel i. Peake, girl.
Charles h ana Myrtle n Sims. girl
Albert y and Cecilia SfeckIefn, gir1
,. Paul ana Catherine Blundon. gifi
Jesse 81. and Rose 81 Burton. Girl.
Alessandro and Carolina Bocabello
boy.
P1acid0 ana Mary CaponEtL giek
Newton and Sophia Smith. boy.
Norman and Agnes Byans. boy.
Monroe ana Henrietta Brumbrey, boy.
Junius and Bette smith. boy.
Joseph and Loretta Zimmerman. boy.
Wilbert and Irene Jones' girl
Charles and Martha Lee. girsa
Itwinh1.
George ana Claudia Howard. girl
william q and Dorothy Jackson girl.
Arthur and Letha Washington, girl.
Arthur and Francis Williams. girl
Elisha ana Dora RolltngG girl.
clyde and Viola Arts. boy.
Lott and Lucy Miller. eiFi.
John and Pearl Coleman. girl
Jesse and Elizabeth Davis. 8ffl
Erwin and Caroline Washington. Girl,
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MARVIN ". THRIFT

Funeral rites for Marvin w. Thrift
win be conducted from his home,
2249 Shannon Pk 8. e., Sunday
morning at 7;30 o'clock, thence to
Gideon Church, Northumberland
County. with interment at Village,
Va.
Mr.. Thrift, who died Thursday, u
survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice M.
Thrift; his mother, three brothers
and q sister.
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MARRTAGE LICENSES

Anthony cinotti. zs. ana Mary q.
: sAnastasi. 10. The Rev N. n. DeCarlo.
Ashby r. CockrelI.22. and Edna n.
Franklin. 23: The Rev. III. A. Kester.
Joseph H. Rather. 2s, and Pearl
FrankeL 81. The Rev, L J. Schmefel.
william Bridgeford. IL, and Gertrude
L. Harrison. -. The Rev. w. Wegtray.
schofieId andrews. ss. and Marie p.
Grant. 39.. The Rev. @. r. Peter.
William L. Meek. 81. and Ellen n.
Schubert. FL. The Rev. G. 8. Bigge
Johnnie w. Butler. 20. ana Mildred
Tompkfne, To- The Rev. j. 8. Norris.
Claude n. Rhodes. 81. and Terrye A.
Barton. -. The Rex. A. =. Poore.
George, A. HatheriiL 80. and Pauline
Y. Rreutz 80. The Rev. 4 !. Mo-
Martin BAN %. ana Ruth Ford. ~.
smith jackson, ss. ana sarah Z.
Logan. 20. The rev. q. o. Bullock.
Robert A. Carter. 81, and Clementihe
TanciI. 10. The Rev. Grant Contee.
Joseph Ashton. 30. and Fannie "a.
Doyle, 81. The Rev. q. O. Bullock.
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VERY EASY TERMS
Low Cash Payment
$55 Monthly

Ideal brick koms for large family.
You can buy Il for iess than rent.
6Os A STREET N. E.
Convenient % CAPITOL Cur lines
ach0olR and storee. On paved street,
In refined, allsWhlto netghborhood.
where property values are substantial,
Dignffied prosWaf built e-room home
Of very sturdy construction spacious
dimensions: tiled bath. large Kitchen
electricity, plenty Of closets: front ana
rear yards: efficient heating plant
large cellar Everything 10 perfect
condition.
Splendid arrangement FOR us0 90 2.
family apartment or for renting rooms
% oegt room renting section OF East
Washington. This home q the ont
standing value Of the Northeast on the
market today Open every evening
and Sunday
HARRY A. KITE, Inc.
1919 lBth ST. i. " Main 4s46
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Rentals
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED IS
THE BELFORD
3O4 + st. N. w.
1ust East .of o, 8. Pension office
rooms. kitchen and bath ,... z7.60
INSPECT ANY TINE
Eesy walk 70 department stores and
H. Il. flQwENsTEfN co.
1911 H Sc. N. w. Main COS
THE BLAIR
1871 M ST. n. w.
Just East Of 4homns Clrcle
room. kitchen arc bath .... .S2B 90
; rooms kitchen and bath ,.. 5000
Eauy walkink distance STAN 4 3 81 sdowhsown
OPEN Aim EiShTiEsp EVENKlsaB
II. n. t1OWENSTEIN co.
1911 II St, N. w. Main COS
THE ECKINGTON
NO CHILDREN
4TH AND SITS N. d.
saSSss saSs room. room. eng eng S..S S..S s4SS s4SSSg
Sos roonis and bath, 1000
SsSs SsSss room: room: ana ana Ss:S. Ssss.. 1883 1883
y. LEO KOLB
ga n. Z. Ave. Dirt sO27
1888 PENNA. AVE. S. E.
Entire first floor. private bath. base
mont and garden. R.m1., Ink. $50 per
month. Apply after s b. M.
THE PENHURST
4S n Sc. ". E.
We have ayailatIs 2 room, kitchen.
log for S36 . month and also room,
kitchen and bath apt. at $37 so.
WARDMAN
Main $3.50
S610 AUSTIN ST. S. E.
2 rooms. kitchen. eemi-prtvate bath.
private entfance, ANA, Ink. $2b per
month: elee. for cooking furnished. Call
1908 BILTMORE ST,
| room, kitchen and bath $40 80
/ room rec hall, kitchen and bath. 5000
.Ali.nieht elevator service. .switchbQard;
an porches screened with French doors
from apt.
THE ETHELHURST
1925 18TH ST N. ".
room and bath ...s. 49,. $50 100
rooms. rOoms sischsr sha Da1n and bath . g UC US
Easy walking distance to most Govern
ment buildings and downtown business
THE FERNWOoD
i4BS COLUMBIA ROAD
room. kitchen and bath ..... $40 90
3 rooms kitchen and bath .... $3.50
3 roOnas kitchen and bath .4s., T0OO
New building. Ar-night elevator sars
s423 M STREET
4 rooms. kitchen and bath .... $500
THE WOODLEY
1851 COLUMBIA ROAD
rooms, butler,s pantry and bath se0 .o9 oS
This apartment ie one Of the finest OF
she older buildings, has been entirely reno
yetsd and modssnlsed; r,s:soss Spsnvsnassnss soos g
man and elevator boys.
THE RODMAN
5000 RoDMAN 81.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath S0f'eO
Electric elevator
THE SHERMAN
ilO1 18TH ST. N.
3 rooms kitchen and bath -. 5000
TeH: WITHIN ssSh sa.a @afI6r sad 0sa ssuc: 10 al SoT
ernment departments
THE YORK
QUEBEC ST. N. w.
rooms, kitchenette and bath 5000
r. F. SCHNEIDER, JR.
Phone Main 1886. 1923 18th st. n. W.
THE HARROWGATE
1888 New Hanpshire Ave.
and 8 rooms, kitchenette
and bath apartments In
this beautiful building, adj
rairably located, now avail
able. Newly painted and
decorated. Frigidaire.
First Class Service
Moderate Rentals
See Resident Manager
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS
PROPERTIES
THE WADE
18th and NJ Sts. N. w.
Just North Of Mess. Ave.
room, Murphy bed ana bath. i. ss6 go
FOoms kitchen and bath ..... UoUV
Elevator Service ss
FriRidaire
Easy walk 60 business Ooceoo ana %
OA'' oPEN EtRNTlsGs
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.
4043 RI e. ri w Main 0OS
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Situations Wanted
.EKMAl.E
MALE

RESIDENT MANAGER apartment house o.
care linen room hotel, club or hospital
Phone Lincoln $685.
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Help Wanted

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LOTS FOR SALE

FARMS AND FARM LANIJ3 "a
BIG SURPRISE-Small farm near Wash.
tngtOn; only 50 per week no otheT pay
ments, Call Lincoln 0406-J after n1
4-ACRE FARM-6-rOOm house, elec.: on
3M.ACRE FARM--6-ToOm house. garage;
Deico light: 80 min. from city. 81 $50.
7-ROOM house. h.-w.h., elecs tirst-ciass
i5-ACRE waterfront. Potomac River: fine
fishing and ducking; 10 min. from d. v.
Easy terms arranged. 81 500;
$40 King Sc. Alex Va Alex. 1900.
3IS woodward Bldg, wash. D. G.. u. 1889.
IIS ACRES-HighIy improved, with .
good frontage on the Lee Highway; .
new S-room house. barn ana chicken house
ri r. BUCKLEY.
Fairfax. Va. Realtor. Phone 81.
The Washington times., 1929-05-24

Special Bargains for Adults
NEW HIGHyTEW APARTMENTS
18th and Clifton Sts. N. W
High light cool and convenient
1 room kitchen with butltIn porcelain
Sea ResEdenl Manager
Fl. n. EIOWENSTEIN co.
1911 H St. N. w. Main eoSI
The Washington times., 1929-05-24
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A C0LORED BUS GIRL. exp. wtd. Il
cnes: also maid % clean 4 .ske car car
also coupfe 70 take care of apt. house
ALSO cooke and genefal h0useworkers; othei
! poslaops daily Mashington BqH1nees 55sng 5n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
SALE-HOUSES.
CHEW CHASE

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Four bedrooms, two baths. Price, sl3,650.
tached house is on a lot 60xio0 IT,; buiIt-in
garage; unusually. large rooms throughout.
Owner: leaving city. has priced house for
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
l415 st. NV. National ALSO.
COLORED-COLONIAL HOME
EXCELLENT NORTHEAST LOCATION
rooms. tile bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights. porches. deep yard; rarage.
PRICE VERY Low: TERMS $500 CASH.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1928 14th st. NV. North 1852