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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-12

IN OUR
VALLEY

AS THE READER takes I'D the
herald today, he will probably find
a new style of writing, IL nothing
else as he wanders down this column
1t Is because a new engineer has
come TO town to direct its downward
course.
Said engineer halls from Laredo
the town from which Brownsville
coppec its air maj service, and
which is now hitting back by be-
ginning 10 grow citrus fruits.
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FAIRFAX KEEPS
MT. VERNON
LAND

FAIRFAX, Va, OCT. 9,--The Fair.
fax County board of supervisors con.
sidered a communication from the
Secretary of Agriculture asking the
county to donate to the United
States the tract of land at the en-
trance to Mt. Vernon so that the
Federal Government can develop and
landscape it. The board decided to
grant permission to the United
States Government to make any i'm.
provement desired provided that the
county retains title to the property.
w. p. Reid and County Engineer
T.arkin were authorized to discuss
ard study plans for drainage and
sewer systems in cooperation with
the National Park and Planning
Commission.
Consideration was given to the
matter of developing the 300 acre
tract of forest and meadow along
CoIvin Run recently offered by A.
Smith Bowman to the Federal Gov
eminent for inclusion in the pro-
posed park along the Potomac be-
tween Washington and Great Falls
1t was decided to hold the matter
for discussion at the next meeting.
A resolution to endorse the APP
pointment of DR.. =. l.. Poole of
Herndon as cow tester for the bovine
tuberculosis eradication campaign
which starts November ! was voted
down and ii was decided not to make
this appointment until all candidates
for the position appear before the
board
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA Oct. s--Butter
Ton grades. 4S051c: % score. 47c:
80 to 81 score. 421a @45k; IS to IS
score, 39641q.
Eggs-Extra firsts. 4sc; ftrsts in
Acc; seconds, 35@37c.
Cheese-Longhorns, round lots, "a Il
@24%c: single daisies, 2462412.
Live Poultry-Fowls, not Leghorns
fancy, 29631c; white Leghorn fowls,
fancy, 23024c: ordinary, 1S@22c;
spring chickens, fancy Plymouth
Rock. 31@32c; ordinary, 2703Oc;
mixed colors, broilers, fancy. 2Sm29c;
ordinary, 25026c; Leghorn broilers;
23N25c; old roosters. 21m22c: ducks,
fancy. White Picking, 24@25c; old,
white Picking, 20022c; mixed tolors,
18m20c: guineas, young, weighing
2 pounds or over $1.65; under sizes,
$1.2561.25; old. 81 per pair.
Dressed Poultry-Fowls, fresh
killed, in boxes. 25036c: chickens,
Western, in boxes. 29m27c; hrotlers
in barrels. iced, Western. 310 $50:
nearby 32635c; old ROSTERS. dry
picked. Western. 24626c; turkeys.
spring hroilers, 5oG6oc; ducks. Long
Island, CSC.
Potatoes-W hite. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 150-pound sacks.
No. /, 1864: 120-pound sacks, So
2563.30: 100-pound sacks, $3.50 G3.;
Maine. No. I, 150-pound sacks. So
50m3.S5: 120-pound sacks, $2.9o@3'
25; 100-pound sacks, S26002.75.
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v | \
SCHOOL WAR

Forty.two of the striking students
of the Park View School will be al
lowed to return to that school in
stead OF being transferred to Mon.
roe School, the Board of Education
decided late yesterday.
Under the agreement which was
made after a prolonged session of
the board, the kindergarten. first
and second grade pupils will attend
the Monroe School.
The members of the board voted
to 2 against DR.. Ballou's proposal
that the District educational au-
thorisies stand behind the ruling
they had previously made.
Under the measure passed by the
board at the instance of Mrs. Lenore
w. Smith, woman member, only IS
children will go to Monroe School.
The Board of Education issued a
statement that their action should
not be considered as setting a prece-
dent. Wholesale transfers of the
Park View School children are ex.
pected to take place at the end of
the semester.
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PLAN FOR FETE
IN SOUTHEAST

Committees from Southeast com
munity orga nizations were ap-
pointed at a meeting in Hine Junior
High School last night to arrange
details and assure the success of
the fourth annual Southeast Com
munity Carnival which will be held
in November
Included among the representa-
tives of the community organize
tions were A. G. Hermann and
Bernard Ladd, of Southeast Citi-
zens' Association: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph l.. Gammell and B. +. Camp
bell. of Lincoln Park Citizens As
ISOLATION; Mrs. Walter Harvey, of
Wallach. Frenck ParentTeacher AS
ISOLATION; Mrs. J. E. Altman, Of Hine
Junior Parent-Teacher Association:
Mrs. Morgan Otterhack of Brent
Dent ParentTeacher Association.
and Harold E. Warnew, principal
of Hine.
An election OF officers to the ad
visory committee OF Southeast Com
munity Center was also held, B. F.
Campbell being chosen chairman and
Mrs. j. B. Altman vice chairman.
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Baltimore Produce

current receipts candled. B@t7c. Re
ceipts-Butter, IS tubs; eggs 500 cases
AUCTION SALES
Apples Northwestern, 1876 baxes
wonter Bananas, s1.se0S.1s, average,
s21s. Grapes-California 4s7 Tugs
Thompson seedtess. 81. 9i.sO, average
$40; LAO lugs Malagas, s1.So @ l.oe'
s165 1.76;, average. s1.ss; 1,643 Jugs
Lodi Tokays, s1.50@2.05, average, s1:7o;
965 Jugs Woodbridge Tokays, 81 SO l.1o,
average, s1.61: 900 Tugs Cornichons $l.6O
GLE, average, 1856 geo Tugs eioi ,g.
Muscats. soc. @S1.Os, average, sl.0S; 2O62
Jugs Alicants. $19125. average. N,eS'
LILO Tugs Carignanes, s1.1o@ |. 20. aver
age, s1;l2 Lemons--cali i,'rnn,. cars Car
Valencias $s.16675O. Pears~-North-
western, 1,O0O7 boxes Rartletts, $4,000
1870, average, 1884.
LIVE POULTRY
Chlckens--Young. colored, as to size,
Is O30c.. Leghorns, as to size. 25@ Z6c'
Chickens old. heavy, 500 SIC; medium
size, 25GO26c.; Leghorns and other light
stock, 19@22c.; ROSTERS 1SN zoe.
Ducks--White Pekngs, pounds and
over. 24@ Csc: MuscoVey, pounds ana
over. 22@24c.; puddle, pounds ana
over. 22Q23c.; all kinds, small and thin,
1Sn20c.
Guineas--One and three-quar err pounds
an dover, 65c.; smaller 400 soc.
Butter--Creamery, fancy. per pound,
t61z q 4Sc; choice, 4@45c; good 42g
43c; do, ladies, 35 a 36c Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. 31Q32c; store
packed. 3O4 sic; process butter 4oW
4lc.
Fresh fish and clsms-Crocus, per
barrel, $2O@25: do, per box, SAC 10
Spot, Norfolk, large. per pound, lag loo.
Carp, large. per pound, 20 1Oc; medium
per pound. rose. Rock. boiling, per
pound, SeQ35c, medium, per pound, IS
"a soc; pan per pound COG 25c; extra
large, 20G25c Perch. white, large, per
pound 20025c; white, medium, per
pound, S010c: yellow. large, per pound
2O@25c: yellow, medium. per pound, SO
1Oc salmon trout, per pound zoo 25c !;
gray trout, large, per barrel. 40 ;
do, per box, $12@15; small to medium
per barrel, $15@1S; do, per box. $1O0
L. Founders large, per pound, 12W l5c /;
small to medium. per pound. so Zoe
Catfish, white. per pound. SO &c: black,
per pound, sore. Mackerel. spanish
large. per pound, .oW25c; small to
medium per pound, 1901 5c. Eels
large. per pound. 12@15c: small to
medium per pound, 4qsc. Pike, native
per pound, 2503Oc, Bluefish, large
per pound. 20025c; small to medium,
per pound S0l2c. Hard crabs, prime
ma les per barrel, ST. 50@400; mixed
per barrel. s1,50m2.50. CLANS. large,
per 100 $14Om1.5o: small to medium
per 100 75cG$1.o5. Snappers, per
pound, 7nSc.
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ARMY n
ORDER S7|

l. Leave of absence is granted:
Major Earle Robbins. Dental Corps,
seven days.
Major Francis R. Kerr, General staff
Corps, ten days.
Lieut.. Col. Elliott J. Dent. Corps of
Engineers.
Lieut.. Col. George L. Wall. Ordnance
Department, three months,
Maj, Gen. Herbert B. Crosby. Chief
Of Cavalry, two days.
The transfer of Capt. Cheney l..
Bertholf, infantry. to The Adjutant
Generals Department. He will remain
on his present duties.
First Lieutenant Harold A. Bsrtror,
Air Corps. TO Kelly Field. Texas,
FIRST Lieutenant John NJ Clark, Air
Corps. TO fairfield, Ohio, and report TO
the CO andtnS officer fairfield Air
Depot duty.
FRS lieutenant Charles Laurn Iced
pensary, L. S. Army. New York City.
Capt, Russell Mex. Harrington, Corps
OF Engineers, to the Engineer School.
Fort Humphreys, for temporary duty
not to exceed four months, and upon
completion this temporary duty will
proceed to Galveston, Tex. and report
to the district engineer for duty.
Second Lieutenant Christian G. Nell
son. infantry TO the First Signal Com
pany. First Division, Fort Monmouth,
New Jersey.
Capt. Charles A. Bader, Quarter
master Corps, retired.
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Miscellaneous stocks
LOCAL PRODUCE

Eggs-Current receipts, 42c: white
hennery, 50@52c.
Poultry-Turkeys 3514Oc: broil-
ers, Plymouth Rocks, 8 pounds and
over 30M32c; Rhode Island Reds,
az pounds and over, 2Sm30c; large
hens, SOC; small hens, 2502Sc; Leg
M40c: chickens, 33M 35c; large fowls.
81 q 35c: large Leghorn fowls, 2SW
30c: keats, 60Gt I0c.
I.ambs--1on12c.
Calves--12l2c
Apples-supplies moderate. De.
mand moderate, market steady
Bushel baskets: Virginia, L. S. No
1, Pig inches up Grimes. $202.25
fe w higher, unclasisfied 21s inches
up. fair color. $1.2501.5o; L. s. No.
l, 2h inches up Delicious. best,
$25O03, few 1926. Works. $1.7502;
U. s. No. / 3 inches up, s22502.5O;
unclassified. 212 inches up, $1.250
$50; U. S. No. ], ~ inches up,
staymans. $1.75@2: inches up,
$2.2502.50; unclassified 2h inches
up, $3.50: unclassified various va.
rieties. "a inches up, $1.25@150.
Cabbage-Supples moderate. De,
mand light. market steady. New
York. 9O-lb. sacks Danish type
$1.7502, 1o0-lb. sacks Danish type,
$2M2.23, mostly around $225.
Celery-Supplies light. Demand
moderate, market steady. New York
% crates Early varieties best
mostly around s225: fair quality
an demolition, 81.
Grapes-Eastern stock: S11pnlies
moderate. Demand moderate. mar.
ket about steady. New York and
Michigan, 12quart climax baskets
Concords. u. S. Is. 50655c, mostly
around soc. New York. 2-ouart eli
max baskets, Concords and Mia garas
and Delawares, $4,000. Pennsvl
vania, cartons IFS, .2-quart climax
baskets, Concords, $2.75.
Lettuce-Western stock: Sunn1ies
light. Demand moderate, market
stronger. California and Colorado
crates. Iceberg type, 4-5-dozen, best
$3.50 $50; poorer, IS.
Onions~-Supplies moderate, De
mand light. market steady. All t.
5 Is, medium to large size: New
York, 100-pound sacks. Yellows, SEA
2.25. Indiana and Ohio, 1O0-pouno
sacks, Yellows, mostly around $2.25
Potatoes--Supplies liberal. De
mand moderate, market about steady
Maine. 150-pound sacks, Cobbers. L.
s. Is, $4.25G4.50.
Sweet potaioes-SuppIies mod
crate. Demand moderate, market
ste5 dy. East Shore Virginia. cloth
top barrels yellows No. /. $3.25G
$50.
String beans-Supplies liberal. -De-
mand very light. market weaker
North Carolina and Norfolk Section
Virginia, bushel hampers green
mostly around 81; few higher
poorer, soc.
Lima beans-Supplies moderate
Demand slow. market weaker. Fl st
Shore Maryland. bushel hampers
s3.75Q4.
Tomatoes-Supplies liberal. De
mand light, market dull. Nearby
Maryland, h-bushel hampers. 75c@
81. California. Tugs 6N6. $1.25@1.50
few higher.
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NAVY AZ ~
ORDERS

Lieut.. Comdr. Edward J. Moran to
L. s. s. Langley.
Lieut.. Peter P. Hunt to Navy Yard,
Norfolk. Va.
Lieut.. tiunior grader Frank r Davis
TO Submarine Division z.
Lieut. (1unior grade} Fremont r.
Wright to continue present duties.
Ensign Miles H. Hubbard TO .. s. s.
Florida.
Ensign Leonard 9. Mewhinney to
u s. $. Utah.
Ensign William R. D. Nicholson, jr.
to u s. S. Nokomis.
Ensign Walter H. Price to U. g. 8.
sturtevant.
Supply Corps
Lieut. Harvey r. Dye to duty Destroyer
Division 40.
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PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Car.Iot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Saturday
October 5.
Apples-Idaho. 207: Maryland. %
New York, S.; Virginia, 2S9; Wash
ington, 1855; others. 4Ss. Total
1888
Cabbage-Colorado, -; Minnesota
25: New York. 1856; Virginia. S; Wis
consin, IS others, 13. Total, 246.
Grapes-Michigan. 81; New York,
96: Pennsylvania, so: California, Ia
BILE. 304. and juice, S51; others, ID.
Total ] 1863.
Lettuce-California 1871: Colorado
2: Idaho. I: New Jersey. l; New
York. II: Utah. /; Washington. 5,
Total 1871.
Potatoes-Colorado. lis: Idaho.
100: Maine. $40, Minnesota, 21Si
North Dakota. 1871; others, AS.
Total, Lisa
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TIMELY TIPS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.oru ST n. W.-Apt. 4: 4 rooms.
~ tnrn;shed: ami: owner leas-
~ frcw to liz months; 800.
uoyses for Rent-Unfur nished
%. of G.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C:-New GO"
80 detached brick: 4 bedrooms
baths; built-in garage; AiV'
Automobiles for Sale
ESSEX COACH-$l50: exceiien'
oonditiOn thrOug bout: has new tires
cs naint and a bargain; terms.
Business Opportunities
REAUTY SHOP-Doing good bnsl-
meas: a real bargain to right party
fine location.
Personals
xISDERGARTEN Primary
~~s5es. French, dancing, supervised
Sisv: transportation to and from
home.
Nancy to Loan-on Real Estate
FIRST, Second and Third Trusts--
Cheapest rates: quickest AeTsce'
American Loan and Finance 20"
ID, c. and Md.
Furnished Rooms
A at. q. E.-Large room. near
hath: private family: h.w.h.: gentle
men; $5 week.
Ihsfruction Courses
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Civil Service promotion examination.
Special Notices
FAILS CHURCH ORCHARDS --
crimes Golden Apple Juice; Stark's
Red. Delicious Apples; Stayman
Winesap and York Imperiais: good
cooking apples at the rate OF IDS.
for csc.
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damned Engine Whistle
Upsets Hundreds Here

The continuous shrieklrg of
locomotive whistle for 10 minutes
late yesterday afternoon caused
hundreds of telephone messages to
pour into local newspaper ottices
as curious ones sought to find the
cause of the noise.
Officials at the Washington
Terminal said the trouble was due
to the jsmming OF the whistle
cord on one OF the engines, Inc
hoisv moEul was run Into me
rounihousA. where the diftcuitY
Was remedied as soon a. possible
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D. {. MAN JAILED
|. IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. s.
Samson Weinstein, 1900 block of
14th st. n. w, Washington. was
given the most severe sentence
ever meted out for gambling by
Police Justice w. s. Snow today
when he was fined $3.50 and costs
end sentenced to serve six months
in Jail.
In addition. Welnstein, before
being released will have to furnish
$4,000 bond for violating the Vir,
ginfa law. He was arrested Octo-
Der l by Sergeant Padsett and had
advertisements of a number game
and several envelopes of money on
his person at the time, according
to the evidence given to the court.
Through his attorney he noted an
appeal.
Three men who are believed to
have robbed the Blue Bird Barbecue
at Arlington Beach last night were
arrested here early today by Police
man McCleary. They gave thu
names of A, NJ. Monroe, Harmon
Hampton and F. II, Athey Of Ma
masses. Va. A large caliber revolver
was found on Athev. They were
turned over to the Arlington
County authorities.
Billie Vowter 4, was treated at
the Alexandria Hospital yesterday
for slight injuries received when he
was shot in the neck by a small
playmate using an air rifle.
Col. II. s. Grant 3rd will be one
OF the speakers at the meeting of
the Virginia League of MuniciDali-
ties which will be held here next
week. Judge r. c. Jackson, of
Roanoke. will explain the manage
ment of that city.
The establishment Of regional
police schools will be the principal
subject for discussion at the State
meet Of the police executives here
next week. Former City Manager
Morton will make q short address
telling of the working of the New
York Police School of which he is
a graduate.
Coroner T. NJ. Jones will hold an
inquest today over the death of Irv,
ing Guckert, who died from a bullet
wound said to have been fired by
Charles Acton. a Waterman at the
greenhouses formerly owned by
Guckert's family. A preliminary
hearing will probably be held in
police court tomorrow morning
City Manager Wallace Lawrence
will speak before the Rotary Club
today at their weekly luncheon. The
meeting is in charge of Taylor
Burke, past president.
Plans for handling the annual
Red Cross roll call will be made by
the Business and professional
Women's C!"b at it's meeting to,
night at the George Mason Hotel.
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HOLY NAME ELECTS

FALLS CHURCH, Va. Oct. S.
John o. Martin. of West FAILS
Church. was elected State president
Of the Virginia branch of the HOLY
Name Society AZ the annual State
convention held in Norfolk last
week
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LOCAL STOCKS
SALES

Washington Gas SIS "B". $1,000
1917, $3,OO001021a, 1,0OO@1021a.
Washington Railway & Electric
As, $1,000@S1, $1,0009S1.
Capital Traction Co., 10GS6k,
4@S6A, 1896, 100s6.
Potomac Electric SIS pfd., SO
1865.
I. District National Bank, 10G227.
Riggs National Bank, 106GOs.
Lanston Monotype. 53G1SO.
National Mortgage G. Investment
pfd., S0q41a, 4004h, 10O041a.
AFTER CALL
Potomac Electric 6s pfd, 20a112,
5@112.
Riggs National Bank, s@60s.
Washington Gas SIS, $2.OOO@9S,
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The above wants and offers
are only a feU of many inter
estins adVrrtisements you will
find IN today's Times and
Herald classified GdUertisiHs
section.
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HURRY. GET YOUR COMP ANTON NOW

It's really not so hard. Just get two friends
in your neighborhood who are not at the pres
ent regular subscribers to The Washington
Times and The Sunday Herald to fill out the
blank then bring or mail it to the Circulation
Department, The Washington Times, 1319-1321
H St. N. W., and your companion will be ready
for you as soon as your subscriptions have been
verified.
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AIuln,KPlKSEkl
AT LAUREL
WEATHER. CLEAR:


aGilpin entry; bSaluhria- Ross entry.
SCRATCHED--Calom Companion,
Adams, Rincon, Murmuring Pines.
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Fire
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Public Utility Rnnds
Miscellaneous Bonds

barber Ross Inc Gu -. 94hl ssha
Cham Vanbt Hotel ...i 80 400
Chevy Chase Club 80. 9S
ID c Paper Mfg Is ....I so 96
Pot Joint Stock Id ....I 50
w Cold Storage .....l rs
Wash Cons Title e. -.i 30 100
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NVHITF-HOUSFS.

4a 1du RHn' aa fs 90 :" .. 's17soo
ZOO N TiSedS onbie garage. 1880
eos M st. n.w.-l0 r. b. a.m.i.' ga
ESQ i'm aaFs s Nv. " =" @ 10000
s2o5 CneY Syu; Tni sarass 10000
1ass NJ st. n.v.-9 r., 2 b., e.mi...,. 10000
l7ss , asnier pi nv L.: D @ 100 90
A2f,7 ssth It, r.w.-S r. 2 b.. ami. 10000
ls SSu SISn TaraSs e.: w. 77so
l1o Su i7sh. St. avs r, b., ami: -. $500
7oS Rock Greek Church I'd. n.w.-12 r.
- EnCo' garage. .. nv" " 1000
so4 Madison st. n.W.-6 r. b., ami, .. A.
ao sOo cedar rA st.. ratcma Park. D. c.. -
10 r. b.. ami, garage. ............. $500
Slas Warder st. n.w.-s r. b.. cleo. :. a.
1905 18th :.e:s T.. b.. cleo: h.-w.hi.. $500
1881 G st; n.e.-6 r, b., ami. ;....... 5000
l!4l LIST st. n.w;-6 T. b.. a;mi....... S9.e0
s ssss ,, Fl n e r. p, b .mi gar 800
47c7 Conduit I'd. n.w.-6 T., b.. gas, m
1865 si st. s.e,-s r. B.. cleo. h.:ah::: 1S.So
1885 Lincoln I'd. NET T., b., gas. lat.
1875 Potomac ave. s.e.-s r.. b.. ami. :. =.
1ss Adam: st. in.w.-sr.. b.. gas. h..s.h. 1000
1875 9Th st. n.w.-1 r, b., gas, lat. h.. 5000
fo2 9th ct. s.e.-6 r: water, !gas....:. 27.So
i749 LIST ny r.; B. gas lat; heat. $500
rational aioo. cas- 18th St. NV.
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WHITE.
2il0 o at. nw.-13 rooms. baths. .S125 90
20ll Kalorama rd.-11 r. b....... liz so
1871 New Hamp. ave. n.w.-lo Z. ABB. 90 90
513 3rd st. n.w.-l2 rooms. bath. 81. so
1921 9th st. n.w.--s rooms, bath...... $3.50
20l0 st. n.w.-10 rooms. bath. 6o.So
40 Que St ne-6 rooms, bath. ...... 52.50
212 Indiana ave. n.w.-S rooms. bath. $50
207 st. n.w-l0 rooms. bath. ...... $3.50
l145 Pa ave se-6 rooms, bath. -. $3.50
ZOO Michigan ave nee rms, hath. $3.50
K st ne-i0 rooms, bath ........ $3.50
1870 Ard at n e-5 rms Il BATH, so
ISIS st. se-6 rooms and bath. $3.50
2-FAMILY HOUSES. UNFUR.. WHITE.
353SIs Ca ave nW-5 rooms, oath. .S35 so
800 q ST se- rooms, bath ....... IS so
aga 18th pl. n.e.-5 rooms, bath. ...... 22 SO
SAT 9Th st. s.e.-4 rooms. bath......... 5000
COLORED.
SO M st, n.w.-6 rooms, bath. ........$4I SO
$50 st. n.w.-S rooms, baths. 5O.50
622 M st. n.w.-8 rooms. cath. ........ 90. so
3623 M ct. n.w.-S rooms. ............ ". SO
1928 st. n.e.-6 rooms, bath. ........ 1880
The Washington Loan &
Trust Co.,
900 r st. NV. Phone National 344o.
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COLORED-HOUSES.

COLORED-HO
5il p St nw.-l0 r. b., gas, lat. heat $50 90
25T0 Sherman ave. n.w.-7 r, b.. ami. 100
1874 10th st. n.w.-6 r, b.. gas. lat: ht. 41.50
1908 K st. n.w.--6 r.. b.. gas, h.-a h. 500
1900 C St SEE r, b., cleo, furnace. - 90
So p St. n.w.-6 r.. b., gas, lat. heat: 90
1903 w st. n.w.-6 r. b., gas, lat. h. IS 90
43l st. n.w.-6 r, b., gas. :....:... $500
'iS SoS'n oApi'oi So 80 o.' &c., As 90
SS T. at nwLer r, b., gas, lat heat 40. co
SSi0 Sth at NV ......,... 80 90
1890 Kraemer me- r, b., gas, h.-a.h. $500
51s Morton st. NV T., b., gas, lat. a.
eos Kastle nj ne-5 r. b. fur hit, el. so 90
8l9 gath st. n.w.-5 r, b. ............ also
2437 9Th st. n.v.-S rms water. $500
1927 Kraemer st. n.e.-6 rooms, gas. Is so
i56 pierce a. nv-6 rooms, water. as 90
2l24 eth st. n.w.-5 rooms, gas....... 1900
Para Sth st NV rooms. gas....... az. so
ASH washington st. nw-7 rooms ~. so
1922 Eve St nw-5 rooms Vater.. 20. so
I63 Pierce st nv-6 rms, Ras,... 20 90
14o Browns Ct nw-4 rooms l7S0
l232 a., st. nw-6 rms water. Is. so
Al Woodhurn D. C-5 rooms ,...,.. IS 90
I76-B Benning I'd. sc. minimum. 1900
iD04 Browning st me- rooms 49,. 1900
lS2a Cooksey ct rooms .......... 1880
ol9 Barry pl. NV rooms. ........ 1000
B. +. SAUL CO..
National 2lo0. Gas 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-21
WANTED-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

GAS STATION WANTED.
Will buy for cash established
gas station doing 10000 gallons
a month or more or will consider
good location for one. Corner
preferred. Give full particulars
or no attention paid.
Address Box 367-H, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fGmufinuAd.)

Why PAY MORE?
THE CALIFORNIA. Its California 81. MW ";
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a The E E0G%5 Sra 1877 Lamont s. NV
aa TIE f BE so To- $500 Mass Ave NV =.
ana TIE EoI q%1iLAH Sf sioS 18TH 81; A
TIE TfHT so en- sf,a l4ss Meiislsn = +
l 4" THE SORRENTO: 22ss 18th g; NV. A
( and rooms and bath .SSS % 70 soo'Vo
THE. ALAMO. 1928 18th g. g. - NV; " .s. m
anc THE E0 ST. P sa6 1872 18TH 81. NV ~
F T28Ei IN ssf sffa ISL Lamont ST. NJ
y YSS s snf 9s nG BY comparison that sSs
above rents are unusually low. and this is
largely due to the fact that you rent direct
from the owner. The wise apartment- house
hunter locates now and not in October
when there Is always scarcity OF de-
sirabIe apartments. AS special Induce;
ment, the above apartments may be ieaseo
for any period desired and rents VIII &c
enectiVe September LIST, possession immedl-
ately. Detailed list mailed on request: IN
srection may be made at any time py ap-
plying to the janitors. Most OF these oullo-
cHAs. z. TRfBBY. sic Dist; Nat. Bk; Bldg.
Day PHI. District Ats: nisht PHI. Col. $50.