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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-09
LATE BULLETINS
AII GuYr ARREsTED ON FEDERAL WARRANT

FALL GUY ARRESTED FEDERAL WARRANT
9(APD-Waer Gramm Chicago coal dealer
fall the prohibition
Illinois arrested today
violation Of the tariff act In connection
with the seizure Of six trunks at Jacksonville
WOMAN IN LEAP FROM TRUCK
a reputed with
fatally she aped from
driving last night She died hour later
DALLAS COURT
DALLAS Brady, guilty
sentenced SO prison Braddy
Aa Mcknight Of his automobile and s6 In cash
April l.
SIMPSON LEADS PYLES BOYS SHERMAN
SHERMAN May 9-Pau Simpson. Burlington. NJ C., coll
the bunion miles
from Durant. Okla, to Sherman Texas In 4:27:S0.
YEARS SENTENCE GIVEN ROBERT
SHERMAN 9-CAP1-A verdict
Artist who pleaded guilty murder In the fatal shooting Echo
nighwatchnan,
In the Tuesday and sentenced 10 40 years.
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INDICT TOM MIX
ATLOSANCELES
Famous Film Cowboy Charg-
ed With Conspiring to
Cheat Collector

LOS ANGELES. May 9.-lFl--
The indictment of Tom Mix. cow
boy movie star, on charges Of fall
styling income tax returns for a
three year period during which his
earnings apparently averaged near
ly 100000 annually. spurred fed
eral investigators onward here to-
day in their attempt TO uncover
other alleged tax dodging by not
ables Of the screen.
Mix and three others were named
In three indictments returned yes
terday. In Minneapolis. where the
actor and his famous horse. Tony,
were appearing in vaudeville. Mix
declared he had not Intentionally
defrauded the government and he
mad left his income tax affairs in
the hands Of an expert.
Announcement has been made
that Mix was through with NOV
les, which during 1927 brought him
salary Of $500 a week in addi-
ton TO royalties. Representatives
OF the actor announced they would
post a bond Of $4,000 in his be-
half at once.
The indictments charged Mix
conSpired to withhold sl12.1l4.ll
due as income tax during 1925.
1926. and 1927.
Indicted with Mix were Miss !
Marjorie Berger. Hollywood income
tax advisor. who faced a previous
indictment in connection with in
come tax reports OF other film
stars; John ID. Hill. former pub
llcity agent for Mix. and Eugene
y. Forde, the actors brother-in-
law.
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HOME MISSION BOARD
RECOMMENDS ECONOMY

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 9.-(Pl-
The Southern Baptist Home mission
board. center OF controversy since
defalcations of its treasurer were
discovered last year. answered de-
mands for its reorganization today
with a report to the church conven-
ton recommending curtailment OF
its institutional activities and en-
forcement OF the greatest possible
economy.
DR.. George w. Truett of Dallas
received the repart as president Of
the convention. which began its ses-
sions this morning. His reelection
for a third term was predicted.
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LIONS ATTEND STATE
MEET AT SAN ANGELO

SAN ANGELO. Texas. May g.
R,-Despite heavy general rains
which impeded automobile traffic.
Texas Lions reached San Angelo irf
large numbers today for their elev-
enth annual state convention.
At the opening session. Deputy
Gov. w. l.. Dugger Of San Antonio
responded TO "a welcoming address
by Mayor w. d. Holcombe. John
"A. Erhard OF Dallas. governor. re-
viewed the last years work and an
nounced committees, while Ben A.
Ruffin. Richmond. president or
Lions International. celebrated hts
fiftieth birthday with an address.
IT. Nv. Carswell. president or the
Abilene club, was among those men,
toned as a probable successor tn
Governor Erhard.
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COMMISSIONER
in EMERGENCY
TO BAN TRUCK
Measure BY Hornaday,
Dunlap, Johnson and
Montgomery Pre-
sented to House

AUSTIN. May 9.--tF-George "a.
Terrell. state commissioner OF agri-
culture. would be authorized 10 de-
clare a quarantine for the protcc-
ton OF agricultural and hoz<icul-
tural interests in the event of an
emergency II a bin introduced In
the house today is enacted. The
measure. following closely after dis
covery of the Mediterranean fruit
fly IN Florida, allows "a quarantine
to be ordered without a hearing.
The bill was drafted by Repre-
sentatives Polk Hornaday. Har-
lingen: Ed Dunlap, Kingsville. A- P
Johnson. Carrizo Springs. and w. r..
Montgomery. Edinburg.
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MOODY NAMES
II items FOR
LEGISLATURE
Solons May Consider
SO Prospective Laws
Before 30-Day Ses-
sion Adjourns

AUSTIN, May 9.-(P)-Governor
Moody increased the number Of
subjects the special session Of the
legislature may consider TO so when
he submitted IL items in a message
today. In most cases they are 10
cal bills requested by members OF
the legislature.
With only III working days re-
manning of the 30-day session. ap-
preparation bills and revnue have
not been submitted. Bills fixing the
license fee of motor vehicles are
awaiting submission OF revenue.
1t was suggested that the sta
tutes be amended to authorize the
board OF regents OF the University
of Texas to accept and hold in trust
for the university sums of money
to provide scholarships in the uni
versity to students.
Another proposal Is that bonds be
not issued to persons convicted of
felony and awaiting appeals
Other subjects submitted:
Local game bills for San Saba,
Gillespie. Blanco. Kendall. Llano,
Mason. KimbIe. Cass, Bowie, Morris
and Titus counties.
School bill for Wood county.
Amendment of statutes to author
ize the adjustment of accounts be-
tween counties and county officers
because Of the opinion of the su-
preme court in the case OF Bitter VS..
Bcxar county.
A bill affecting the sale OF sand
and shell.
Smith county game bill.
Amendments TO statutes with ref
erence to navigation districts and
water control and improvement dis
tricts.
Enactment Of necessary local road
laws for the several counties Of the
state.
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Announce Mercedes District Valuation
SCREENS MOST
y u n
ROMANTIC ACTOR
X x *
WILL WE'D TODAY

LOS ANGELES, May 9.-tPl-
Ina Claire, former musical COM
cdy actress. and John Gilbert. film
actor, who became acquainted
three weeks ago. planned TO be
married In Las Vegas. ". M, to-
day.
The couple announced before
departure for the New Mexico city
last night that they would return
here after the wedding to resume
work on current productions. They
were accompanied by four friends
from Hollywood film circles.
Miss Claire formerly was the
wife of James Whitaker, New
York newspaper man. Gilbert is
the former husband OF Leatrice
Joy, also or the films, and OF
Olivia Burrell, his first wife.
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DIRECTORS OF r. NJ. A.
WILL MEET THURSDAY

The board OF directors OF the
Brownsville Retail Merchants as
sociation q to meet Thursday night
In the offices OF the association at
8 D. m. 1t has been announced by
President Sam Perl.
In addition to clearing up local
routine business. the directors are
to lay plans for the state convention
OF the r.. NJ. A. which is to open
I'm San Benito Monday and con-
tinue for three days.
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TICKETS
TO CAPITOL
FREE TO-DAY

Names OF two subscribers TO
The Herald who live in Browns
vile appear In the classified
section OF this issue.
Two tickets to the Capitol
theater. where the all-talking.
alI-singing. all-dancing picture,
Close Harmony" Is playing. are
available TO each Of these per-
sons.
All that Is necessary Is to call
at The Herald office. Adams and
Thirteenth and the tickets will
be given to the winners
Your name may be there to-
day-if IL isn't IL likely will
appear eventually.
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robson CASE ARGUED
BEFORE COMMISSION

AUSTIN. May 9.-tPi-Arguments
In the case growing out OF the In
junction brought by the state. join
ed by the board OF regents OF tha
university, restraining ". r. Robi-
son, land commissioner. from sell
ing oil and gas leases In West Texas
lands on Jan. 2, were made before
the commission on appeals OF thg
supreme court today.
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PAYNE GIVEN 6-VOTE
LEAD OVER AUSTIN BOY

AUSTIN. May 9-tPb-R o be r [
Payne of Malakoff. was given a six
vote lead over Spurgeon Bell OF abb
lene, for president Of the students
association of the University of Tex
as. in a recheck OF the vote cast
Tuesday. Another check is under
way today. The latest totals gave
PAYNE .437 and Bell 1,431.
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MATAMOROS PHONE
BOOKS ARE MAILED

Telephone directories of the newly
completed Matamoros exchange are
being mailed to al exchanges in the
Valley.
This Is being done to aid the long
distance service between up-Valley
points and Matamoros.
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AVIATOR FALLS FROM
PLANE AT 1900 FEET

VIENNA. May 9.-tP,-Ma ior
Wilhelm Of Dusseldorf. Germany.
renowned airman-acrobat. fell out
OF his plane from a height of 1900
ieet over Awpern Aerodrome TODAY
and was killed. He had been dem
onstrating the capacity OF the ma
chine TO loop both forward and
backward.
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MORROW TO COME TO
". S. LAST OF MAY

MEXICO CITY. May 9.-tPp-At
the American embassy III was said
today that Ambassador Dwight WV.
Morrow would leave Mexico City for
the United States between May 21
and May 30.
Presumably he will give his
daughter Ann In marriage to hiT
friend, Col. Charles "A. Lindbergh,
before he returns TO this country.
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GOOD RAINS FALL IN
NORTH, EAST TEXAS

DALLAS. Texas, May 9.-iPl-
Furnishing drouthS we're broken In
north and east Texas last night
nine cities reporting more than an
inch OF rainfall in the last "a hours.
The heaviest rain was at Sher-
man. where 362 inches fell.
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FOR TAX ON
PETROLEUM TABLED

AUSTIN. May 9. - dP - After
hearing statements from a number
or Texas independent oil operators
that an increase in the gross pro-
duction tax on petroleum from tu
3 per cent would force many small
companies out OF business. the house
committee ON revenue and taxation
last night voted to table a bill by
Rep. j. IT. Cox, Groesbeck-
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DESTROYERS SEARCH
FOR MISSING PLANE

TOKYO, May 9.--tPl-The navy
office announced that four destroy
ers were searching for a naval plane
missing since yesterday and which
was attempting a 600-mile flight
from Nafa. Loochoo Islands. to
Nagasaki. Two accompanying planes
were caught in a storm and forced
down.
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BODY OF TEXAN IS
FOUND IN OKLAHOMA

FORT WORTH. May g.-tFS-
The body of q man believed to Be
E. +. Balews of Fort Worth. was
found near Ponca City, Okla, "a
message received today by local po-
lice stated Ponca City officers are
Of the opinion he was murdered.
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FIND NEW THEORY IN
GANGSTER MURDERS

CHICAGO. May 9.-fPi-False
friends. not open fees. we're desig-
mated today in a new police theory
rs the executioners OF the three
Sicilian EangSters. Scalisi. AnseImi
and Guinta at Hammond. Ind,
yesterday.
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RAILROADS DECIDE TO
LIMIT FREIGHT RATE

WASHINGTON. May e.-iP-
Representatives OF eastern trunk
line railroads decided today 10
limit the freight rate reduction
agreed upon recently as a farm re-
lief action to wheat and wheat flour
IN hne with the action OF the west
ern trunk line railroads.
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PORT ARTHUR. Texas, May g.
R'-After having been pulled from
the wreckage Of his motorcycle and
small sedan here yesterday. John
Girard. l3, drug store delivery boy,
died.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-09

l5SAYSPRICE
FROM SURVEY
Portion of Engineers
Report Given After
Survey of American
Irrigation System

MERCEDES, May 8.-The irriga-
ton system of the American Rio
Grande Land and Irrigation 90.
here Is considered to have a repro
ducticn valuation Of Sl-669.5el by
the Committee OF Fifteen. COM
posed Of representatives OF land
owners in the district.
This figure Is made public. the
committee says, in response TO "a
demand from different individuals
to make public the report OF the
engineers who made the survey
for the district"
The survey was made by engi-
needs for Hidalgo and Cameron
Counties Water Control and I'm
provement District No. 9, to arrive
at a basis for negotiations to pur-
chase by the land owners in the
district the irrigation system now
owned by the American Rio Grande
Land and Irrigation Co.
The survey has been complete
for several months and there had
been considerable criticism of the
board for failure TO make public
its contents.
The district was originally form
ed and a bond issue Of $4,000
voted for the purpose of making
this survey and to carry on nego-
tiations for purchase of the dis
trict.
II. B. Seay. vice president or the
Rio Grande Land and Irrigation
Co. said today that the statement
Of the committee had just been re-
ceived by him and that after care
full consideration he would issue a
statement. He indicated it would
be several days before this state
ment was available.
The system several years ago
was priced TO the farmers Of the
district at 100000.
The statement of the committee
of fifteen. signed by w. c. Baker
as secretary. follows in full:
For some time there has been
demand from different individuals
to make public the report OF the en-
gineers who made the survey for
our district. The board has again
taken up the matter with the com
mittee Of Is. and it is now decided
TO make the report public.
"As the public is not interested at
this time in the details of the report.
only the totals are given. They are
as follows:
Reproduction cost. So. ACT .995 90
Depreciation ... 828. .4O4. 90
Reproduction cost less
depreciation 81 $50 sol 90
TO get the full meaning of these
figures ii is necessary to make an
explanation of what they cover. The
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charged with burglary. preSides over
the court for. the tank. A fee of
$3.50 Is assessed each new prisoner
and the old inmates give him the
choice of paying that fee or receiv-
ing padding. Hamilton paid off.
The money goes into a fund. and
those who pay the fee become full
members and share equally In
smokes and sweets bought with the
money.
Attorneys made no effort to OBJ
tain Hamilton's release this morn
ing. although 10 was expected they
would demand a hearing today
Counsel conferred with Hamilton in
the jail office throughout the fore
noon.
AMARILLO, May 9.-(Py-R. II.
Hamilton, who once aided the high
est Texas court IN It's interpreta-
ton of the Law, today prepared to
tell a jury under the compuIsion or
an accusing prosecution why he
killed his 2l-year-old son-in-law.
Tom Walton, Jr.
The proud lawyer was led away
to jail last night after the Potter
county grand jury had indicted him
for murder. The state contended his
case unbailable and his counsel
three eminent law firms-refused to
say whether an attempt would be
made to free him from his cell
through habeaS corpus proceedings
Hamilton shot Walton to death
here last Saturday. The boys moth
er. now broken In grief, had sent
him TO his afther- r-in-law's office 20
tell of his secret marriage TO Their
eSa Hamilton. 19, like the boy. a
Texas university student. Theresa
is a member of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority.
Mrs Hamilton. with her daughter
CONTINUED on page twelveJ
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An, arillo Slayer of
Son-in-LalU Becomes
Ordinary Prisoner

AMARILLO, Hamilton
night himself
kangaroo court Of the Potter county
In the jail cell where spent Indictment
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Cloudy 10 partly cloudy tonight
and Friday: not much change I'm
temperature. Moderate 40 fresh
southeasterly winds on the west
coast.
For East Texas: Cloudy tonight.
showers In east portion exCept on
the west coast: Friday cloudy.
somewhat warmer in north pur-
tion. Moderate east 10 south
winds on the coast.
RIVER FORECAST
There will be no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
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CHARGES FILED
In PEST FIGHT
Mrs. Carter Faces Trial On
Charge of Violating
Quarantine Rules
Especial to The r1eraldO


EDINBURG. May Six charges
OF violating the quarantine rules
and regulations. promulgate d
in the campaign 70 eradicate the
Morelos fruit fly in the Valley. have
been filed here against Mrs. Flora
Carter. prominent grower OF citrus
fruit near Mercedes.
Mrs. Carter Is charged with dis
posing Of citrus fruit from an in
tested orchard In violation OF quar-
antine regulations after being warm
ed by an inspector"
The charges were filed by County
Attorney Geo. MaGee and are TO
be tried soon, before Charles 8. Col
lier. local justice OF the peace.
1t is alleged that fruit was moved
from the premises OF Mrs. Carter
and disposed OF IN the Valley after
the MoreloS fly had been found In
her orchard.
The maximum penalty is a fine Of
500 in each case. Trial of these
charges will be watched closely as
they are considered test of the law
under which plant quarantine con-
troll and administration projects are
handled.
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The government inspectors in
charge OF the eradication work. with
offices at Harlingen. when called
by The Herald said they preferred
not 70 comment on the cases until
after the trial has been held.
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide nc Point Isa-
bel tomorrow. under normal met
geological condition:
High $50 a. I'll.
Low ............. 1920 ID. m
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"Reproduction cost less

ANNPAVUUNN4UII NUoI ItoS
depreciation .... 81 $3.50 591 90
TO get the full meaning of these
figures 1t is necessary to make an
explanation Of what they cover. The
reproduction cost OF S2.497 .995 Is
Continued on page thirteen.l
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NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE.
6 ROOMS PORCHES.
ONLY S7.o5O-TERMS.

:. An appeallng red brick colonial nome with
ManSerd roof and covered front porch In {
splendid northwest new home communitS
close 70 Sherman Circle and convenient tc
ton facilities Of oeorgia avenue spacious
rooms and tiled bath, bright kitchen with
pantry. concrete cellar with laundry trays
perfect condition. newly decorated through.
out, hardwood floors, hot-water heat. elec;
tricity. screens. awnings, paved street and
alley. space for garage. This home Is q
real buy at 1880 and terms will be ar
ranged to suit. Call Adams o2i7.
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1881 Eye street Northwest.

,, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
AND BRIck DWEILiNo, ARRANGEp
AS THREE G0MPLETE :, APARTMENTS 4
or. KNOWN AS SPREMIsES 1898 CO.
,LuMBiA Road EoRTHWEsT ,.
m ssn N f5 ssss ssS S O. SS
Of the land records Of The District Of Co.
secured fhsreSy. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
TEENTH DAY OF july. A.b. 1875 AT
THREE-TH1RTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
Ing described land and premises, situate in
the District Of Columbia, and designated as
and being lot SO in Bari and Sanner,,s sub.
Asishts." :. per plat fscs5ded in tSs Slaes
70 to eovenaH t 81 record. -0 '~
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in three
three years. with interest at sig per centum
per annum, payable semi annually. from Gay
% sale. secured By. deed Of trust upon the
property sold, or al cash, Ct the optlon o.
the pureh,sef: depesit q ssoS;oc VII = be
OF sale 70 be complied with within 20 days
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the riaht to resell the property al
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after lVe days advertisement Of such resale
in sone Newspaper published in Washineton.
JOSEPH n. sAuNpERs:
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COLORED OPPORTUNITY.

SOLONED OIGoNl UNI I .
Very desirable and convenient neighbor:
hood, within easy walking distance Capitol
and Library, on South Carolina ave. near
Brick home of 9 big rooms and bath: in
perfect condition; new hot-water heating
plant, new electric lights. porches and other
improvements very large front and rear
LIVE IN PART OF HOME FREE; rent
payments: easy to get roomers IN this Sec
tion. To immediate purchaser, will sell at
monthly payments. Investigate at once.
PHONE OWNER, LIN. 890.
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HARRY L. RUST,
GEO. CALVERT BOW
THoS. ) OWEN Z s6N, 1UcTioNkfRS
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two;
REsIDENcE KNOWN, , AZ PR PREMISES

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND ATTIC DETACHED BRICK
47oS BLHGDEN AVENUE. NORTHWEST
recorded in Giber No. 5s7S. folio 1T et. SEQ.
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request OF the party
secured, thereby; the undersiS2ed trustees ts
pi emises, on TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
DAY OF JyLY AZ, 1879; At fO oTiSca isnd
and premsss stnSts IN the n 1i ssiG. q CT
in me :ubdivision made b., hy Charles n .s., WIS
as Der plat recorded in the once OF the SUR
veyor for the District OF Columbia IN Liber
90. &c folio l4i; subject to the building re-
striction lines IS shown on said plat, also
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance IN Two
equal 'inStaliments. payable in one and two
years. with interest al: sig per .centum per
anriufn. payable SEMI annually. from day OF
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash. 81 the option OF
the purchaser. A deposit oi $1,000 will be
required at time Of sale. All conveyAncing,
recording. etc. ~ cost OF purchaser. Terms
t sale to s csp ca. %sh Tshin II. n srrs
tees tees reserve the right 70 resell the property.
ct the Fisk ana cost Of dsfaultine purchaser.
after hve days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Wash
i"S'''' ~ " GEO. CALVERT BOWIE.
jys-dAds, exsu Trustees.
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Lincoln Sedan
In Perfect Condition
also other I
Automobiles a
By Auction
At Weschler's
S2O Psnna. Ace. NV.
SATURDAY
July 18th 10 Am.
jyll,i2
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fIaf EYE st. NV.
rpusrrEs SALE on VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK APARTMENT CONTAIN
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