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NOTICE Tt CREDITORS

In the Commissioner Court for the Territory of Alaska, Divi- sion Number One.
 Before FRANK A. BOYLE, Com missioner and Ex-Officio Pro bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK NELSON, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned was on the 2Sth day of January, 1929, duly appointed administrator of the Estate of Frank Nelson deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased will present them with proper vouch- CTS and duly verified to the und- -ersigned, whose postoffice address is P. o. Box FEE" Juneau, AL aska, within six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Janu- ary 29th, 1929.
 R. R. HERMANN,
 Administrator. First publication, Jan. 31, 1929. Last publication. Feb. 28. 1922.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
CRAY SUFFERS INJURIES

Stepping backward into an open ing in the floor at the Juneau Fire Hall, through which the firemen to the lower floor, Felix Gray was painfully injured last night when he fell a distance of about 12 feet, receiving a gash on the back of his head and broken rib. He was rushed to St. Anns Hospital where he was restored to
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came an ordinary seaman, later a coxswain, then quartermaster and finally chief quartermaster. In five years I progressed more than I could have dreamed of before when I played on North Pond lake back home, for the reason that a sailor with that gob's wide trous- CTS and flat hat was what I hoped to be.
 I had no idea of the snappy uni form of the chief quartermaster those days. An admirals uni form would mean nothing to me after l received that commission, but I decided to continue up the ladder.
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DOUGLAS REGISTRATION
 NOTICE

Beginning Friday, March l, the registration books will be open at the home of the City Clerk, Third and H Streets, for registering quail flied voters for the general city el- ection to be held Tuesday, April 2. The books will be open Saturday afternoon and evenings at the Clerks office, Front Street, and will close Saturday. March 30.
 FELIX GRAY, --axiv. City Clerk of Douglas.
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BABY IS sTILL-BORN.

Mrs. Henry Reinikka entered St. Ann's Hospital last evening where she gave birth to still-born baby. She was reported 'conyalescing to- day M
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consciousness and x-Rays taken to ascertain the extent of his in 1uries.
 He was resting easily this morn ing it was reported. F
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ARRIVING HOME TOMORROW

Mrs. E. F. Cashei and daughter, Miss Margaret Lindsay, are ex- pected home tomorrow on the Ala- nleda, from Seattle. They were on the Aleutian which was forced to turn back after the accident last Sunday '5ss s esfF@sr,'f =
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COAL SUPPLY REPLENIsHED

The steamer Panama docked here last evening bringing shipment of coal for the city. which was re- ceived in good time as the supply on hand was getting low.
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(Fate arranged an enlistment for Spanish American Army service and after that a return home to earn more money, be- fore Fried finally joined the Navy and was assigned to ship. His fists struck early and savagely. He tells this story of his first experiences as a sailor)
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DOG RACER IS HERE

Alex Brown, of Ruby, wellknown for his dog racing exploits in the is passenger south on the Northwestern.
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REMNANT DAY

Friday, March 1, is Remnant Day at Goldstein's Emporium. adv.
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WE MAKE ENLARGEMENTSs '''e Alaska Scenic Views ady.
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CHICKEN DINNER TONIGHT

FORGET -ME-NOT TEA ROOM The Best in town at the price you
 can afford to pay. adv.
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Old papers at the Empire.
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(Tcmorrow: My First Big storm
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Mrs. Coolidge Retains
 Love for Simplicity

(Continn-n rroE= -as- one.)
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First publication, Jan. s1. 1929. Last publication, Feb. 2S, 1929.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-07
NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
E ROOMS-GARAGE.
SOS A MONTH.

An attractive colonial-style tapestry brick
home, containing 6 beautiful rooms, hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors.
concrete covered front porch, two large rear
porches: screened throughout. weather
stripped and awnings for entire front of
house. Lot $50 II. deep, beautifully planted
with Movers and grass; garage; paved street
and alley convenient to the i4th St. and
Georgia ave. car lines, Call Columbia 1914
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SALE-CO-OPERATIyE ApTS.
WANTED-APT. HOUSES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE
APARTMENT BUILDING.

Direct from owner containing
so to 100 apartments, in good
neighborhood. Must be we'll
built, priced to sell in this
market. Give description and
facts about mortgages, income
and operating expense. Address
Box 454-E, Star office. X
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WANTED TO RENT-HOI1sEs

MODERN UNEURNISHED 8 OR ROOM
house. with at least two baths; approXi-
mately between Wis. ave. and Rock Greek
Park. Address Box 453-E. Star Office s.
DETACHED HOUSE. 4 BED ROOMS, 2
BATHS; unfurnishcd; vicinity Cleveland
Park. Not over 500 per month. Address
Box 3S7-E, Star ONCE.
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RENT-STORES

LARGE ROOM ON BLADENSBURG RID
or workshop. Will remodel to suit tenant
CAL HALL BRO, 1904 H st. ne. Lincoln
1900 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-TILE FLOOR.
629 - st. n.w.-Very fine store; reasonable
HENRY SCHAFFERT, $40 John MsrShall Pl
1907 18th ST. N.W.-FINE LOCATION FOR
accessory and battery store; go IT. front on
18th North 0620. 8"
523 AZ ST. S.W.-STORE, 3 ROOMS.
=, bath. cleo. ...;.....,......:.. SIS, 90
6Ii l. 81. E.w.-Store. rms b., elec... 90 90
326 nth st. S.w.-Store only. .......... rs 90
7l9 az st. S.w.-Store. 9 rms, bath. . $500
THOMAS P. BROWN, els Az st. S.W.
SEVERAL HIGH-GRADE STORES NOW
available for lease in good business loca-
200 ,THos, }. FISHER & CO., INC,
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SALE-STORES.

sl4750-NEW, MODERN STORE AND s.
room apt, rented at $l25 month Lease 10
expire shortly Fast-growing neighborhood.
o'Oo Diock georgia ave. Call Ga. 2762-W.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFIOES ANU S1VUIO0.
OFFICE, STUDIO OR SHOP OF UNUSUAL
distinction, End floor, 1927 Conn. ave. south
of Dupont Circle, wonderful display or
L. E. F. PRINCE. 3l4 Investment Bldg.
NEAR COURT HOUSE-DESIRABLE cOF-
fees; $25 per month. International Ex-
change Bank. 5th and H SITS. NV.
ATTORNEY AND SECRETARY IN SUITE
OF OFFICES OF LARGE LOCAL LAW FIRM.
REFERENCES REQUIRED. ADDRESS BOX
255-E. STAR OFFICE. &c
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.


NEW CORNER HOME,
400 EMERSON ST N.W.--s9O.
This beautiful home contains S unusually
large rooms, tile bath, built-in tub and
shower, hardwood floors throughout, Frigid-
aire and garage. house Of this type is
seldom offered for rent.
NEW HOME.
4412 CHESAPEAKE ST. NW.-s65.
Unusually distinctive colonial brick home
large, well arranged rooms, tile bath,
built-in tub and fixtures. 3 large porchcs.
hardwood floors, hot-water heat, electricity
Drive out Wis ave. to River I'd. and west
blocks to Chesapeake st.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
COL LAMONT ST. N.w-s55.
Comfortable home, containing six large,
bright rooms and bath; garage.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
300 EAST HOWELL AVE, DEL RAY, VA.
$500.
ComOletely detached corner house, Just
fifteen minutes from downtown Washington:
Seven rooms, tile bath, electric range and
garage to match house:
l4o4 st. NV. District 5000.
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EXCHANGE.

EACHANGE.
WILL TRADE EQUITY IN GOOD BUILD
Address Box 40l-E. Star ONCE O'''''''
TRADE $4,000 GROOM HOME. MONROE
property. Address Box 251-E. Star sG Once RIA;
MILL MILL; EXCHANGE 1929 CLOSED CAR FOR
Bo2 Es real estate S or trust notes Address
LOT ACCEPTABLE ON HOME, CHEVY
Chsse or Clarendon; balance easy terms; no
AGENTS. ADDRESS Box 472-E, Star ONCE g
FARM FARM AT VIENNA = BEAUTIFUL HOME
Net 1900 5000 o taieRt? u.s. trade for city
CLE Ety. PhA ARK. 2;-BATH BRICK FOR
sos Tower HatfdH S' S SgHGS; s7ss
ATTRACTIVE At R6SsTI II TAKSoMA PARK BUNGALOW
sos Tower BLDG Metropolitan s7ss
CLEAR HOTEL, HOUSE AND BUNGA-
lows beach property, value $4,000. for small
sos Tower BLDG Metropolitan 1888.
EXCELLENT RooMING HOUSE, JUST OFF
sos Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1888
SPECIALIZING IN THE EXCHANGE OF ALL
sos Tower 9HEldT s: SSgetHfGoSBoslitan s7ss
IF IT'S IN
and da o. mss 1t tee W Rs eaH MAKE lake
you an advantageous exchange.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
$50 18th St NV -'''' Nat 1l74
A NEW HOUSE.
If you have a small house
clear or subject to one trust, or
clear row house lots, and desire
to trade for an eight-room house
in excellent northwest subdi-
vision, Address Box 442-E, Star
Office.
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4l0l 4th ST. NV.
AT TAVI

RESTRICTED NV. SECTION.
Corner brick; s.w. exposure; 8 rooms and
bath. fireplace. hot-water heat, model
kitchen. electric REFRIGERATOR, and many
ings, garage, and large attractive lot A
house of this type seldom offered. A small
family can enjoy a real home on an eco
nomical basis. open until z PM, Sunday.
Telephone Wisconsin 1898.
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IN BROOKLAND.
BIG DETACHED HOME.
f LARGE ROOMS-GARAGE.
Sos A MONTH

splendid detached home with garage on
a lot so IT. wide by $50 IT. deep, located in
Brookland, just a few blocks from the
Monastery and parochial schools and con-
venient to street car and bus transporta-
ton; covered front porch. large rooms and
tile bath. pantry, concrete cellar and laun-
dry trays. In good condition. Hardwood
floors, hot-water heat, electric lights, all
modern conveniences. This is one of the
few desirable homes for rent in this section
Of the city. Only SOS a month. Call Cleve-
land l758-W.
FOR RENT TO DESIRABLE COLORED
tenant only. Broom and bath brick, in eX-
Cellent condition; electric lights; near 18th
and SITS. NV Rent reasonable.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON. 1905 G st. NV.
3-Story brick; h.-wh., cleo, AGAR garage.
Phone National 6298 Sc
TO COLORED-NEW R. BUNGALOW,
electricity, large porches and yard; S225O
per mo. r. 700. 1103 Vernon: fve.
80 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Colored--Desirable house of rooms, bath.
porch and RataCe: every convenience. Low
rental Of $50. Call National 1912.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR COLORED-5-ROOM HOUSE AND CGE-
den: Nauck Sta, Va, near Fort Berry; ST IN
Call Adams 7642 or District 1888. o.
and waterj rent $500 Call 1888 Benning
I'd. ne. AZ
4, S, 6 AND ROOM BUNGALOWS. San
4-room house and IL acres. SIS a Tnont6'
Q. B; zANTzINGER CO., Phone Hyatts. y,
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SALE-APARTMENTS


ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENT BUILD
inas in the Washington Heights section.
always rented to high-class tenants. no
vacancies. modern. good conditions, Frigid-
ARE Only one trust Owner will accept
reasonable cash, ard easy payments for bal
ance. Gross rental. $4,000 per annum.
A. A. KING,
Realtor.
p-nrs National O723. 1917 ~ NV.
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R hsst srF Co. lot ioO siqS cash ''S Ns
Anew s pa94 aPss s a9Gss N ER k.T1D
tors: elevator. garage; 1000 rented annual
rental $4,000 $4,000; subject one trust. owNER'p
BEAUTIFUL SUB. HOME, 100 FIT. WASH
NJ ny; Vernon blvd; sacrince. easy terms; trade
city home. Met. 1900. Clev. 2i6. g.
TWO STORES WITH FLATS. ACROSS
from car BARN. trade for home or small IN
Met 2oSs DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 st.
WANTED GOOD LOTS, PART PAYMENT
on new detached homes; northeast ana
nnsSsr tR ST. $1,000 to sl5'Soo Address Box
A REAL PICKUP.
Co and risht 0v Where ns sron ms IS
the owner widow, for Quick sale at s2ooGS
liberal terms TO RESPONSIBLE party. Small
section viii be consdered as part sSGn Nv
MOORE & HILL, INC,
$50 18th St. NI Since 1900 Nat. ,174.
SALE-LOTS.
CORNER 48th AND BRANDYWINE, 40 xi20
and esr tain the cheapest; 'iOO. owner
$50, FEET, BALTIMORE PIKE. BERWYN
Will divide for gas station. landscape gard
ener, chicken farm. 33l Bond Building.
LoW-PRIGED, WELL LOCATED
G fsEs E P1FFNE .E8As7 sa Lot spsciallss
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
Rhode Island ave. extended now open from
D. c. line to BALTIC. Blvd. We have num-
Now is the time to buy for Spring building.
once on on pr, pE,ropsEtys -
On BALTIC. Blvd Just beyond Hyattsviiie
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR BUTLD-
rn or inSsstGr 40 building lots in sstqS
each; sewer. water, gas, electricity, streets,
ONLY 20 nf % e BIT; IKE
site for store and gas station. See Mr..
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 Nav Nstio GSrf i as NV
FACING PARK.
,, s2s5 square feet lsl 5xso>: corner facing
square foot.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening Phone Georgia H 200. O''''
WANTED-LOTS.
IN D. G., NOT OVER $1,000, STATE, PRICE
a and location. Address Box ATE, Star
sALE-FARMs.
AGR ssht on ~ ee TATE RoAP ~ i MAR
stores. All excellent level, clear land,
except acres large timber; old dwelling To-
Gated in grove of oaks, tenant house, barn,
outbuildings; $4,000. w. G.. WILLIAMS,
3505 Rittenhouse St 8"
| a SPLENDID FARM, 52I5 ACRES, NEARBY
Virginia: nicely watered; large orchard rich
land; Only $3.50. DE SHAZO & McNAB,
Bond Bids. Nat 1894; res, N. 1881. 7s
VIRGINIA DAIRY FARM
Opportunity seldom offered. 100 acres "a
under cultivation, 2 modern homes, hot
water heat, hardwood floors, 2 barns, sta
| pies, outbuildings, running water, electric
| ity, all equipment large retail milk route.
Is head Of stock. chickens; everything COM
plete and in hrst-class condition. Wonder
J full view, ideal home, 10 minutes TO Alex
andria over macadam road; all for $4,000.
Owner going West. See Mr.. Carver
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
| 1407 New York Ave. NV.
| National 1856
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A REAL BARGAIN,

1899 HARDWOOD PL .N.W.-$79. so.
Unusually attractive home, Just north of
l4th and Park rd.. containing unusually
large rooms, Enclosed porches, hot-water
heat, cleo and bath: built-in garage.
1904 K st. NV District 9o8o
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s ROOMS-FRIGIDAIRE.
2 ENCLOSED PORCHES.
SIS A MONTH.

Colonial tapestry brick home with 8 rooms
and tile bath; hot-water heat, electric
lights, hardwood floors, several electric
plugs, 2 beautiful enclosed rear porches.
large covered front porch, very deep lot with
abundance of beautiful flowers and garage;
very large Frigidaire. Small bed room over
desired, making it possible for separate
apartments. Located on pretty street and
convenient to stores, schools and transpor-
tation. This is really bargain at S75 Be
sure and see 1t. Call Adams B2l7
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNIS
COLORED-62la MYRTLE ST. NE.
Net and 4s 6Sth ci ESQ., per osie month
SO Croft 9. ne o o9F rms $3.50
1880 Howison pl. s.e-4 rms. .......$l4.6O
B1uNDoN 5p co', s Sse II st. NV
4 442 Franklin ST. n.w-5 rooms. ........S2S.o 90
z9aa 2Ss%Ps9 St y nTg l. and 1850
D,' s.es JOS: ,HERBERT 4 SONS, SU''O
SIS East Capitol st. 1913 18th st. NV.
COLORED.
1920 De Sales row n.w,-4-room brick. $3.50
1895 Delaware ave. s,w,-4 rooms and
"''''' i' louis p. sHoiEMAKER,' 100 lou
1907 New York Ave. NV.
National 1866.
FOR COLORED.
1923 18th st. nw.--6 r., b., h.-w.h., cleo S55 90
1913 18th VS. rooms, water. 800. $3.50
1924 st; n:w-3 r. bath; gas light. 5000
5i55 Doves ct~s rooms and bath. 80: SS SS
GEO: W. LINKINs CO, G7Ss De Sales ST. St.
FOR COLORED.
1 Sgs / St; nw.w3 r. and g.. .....sS2.So
1d6 Kenyon n.w.-6 r., am .I........... $500
40 PSso oSe Metz 8ss5 j. or et Ga oss5w lSS!
cleo; very desirable. Reduced to $3.50 per
JESSE 1. HE1sKELL. Ills Eye St. NV.
COLORED.
Big and s3l 5th St.. s.e.-For, high
JESSE 1. HEisKEtI. ills Eve St. NV.
FOR COLORED.
good Sspsr Or tGs al baths Iasi hwh eec in
201 End st. s.w.-5 rooms, brick, s27.5o
Room azs. R MiEfs Bid MCLEAN Main ,osls.
COLORED.
Ne We have ave modern houses, apartments and
JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Sc.
COLORED-HOUSES.
81 y 4 RESf f. 3 sas. lat heat, Sc $50 i
lolS irving st. n:w.-6 r, b., ami. 80. $500
26i ,s < St NV r.. b.. gas lat. heat. $500
IIII END ST. n.w.-3 r., b., cleo, lat.
1854 9Th St. nw..8 r. gas, lat. heat. $500 $3.50
LIS LIS 1otn n.w-4 r.. b., gas, lat heat. ALSO
E nS F. g. g. s sss' LAT is heat heat 1 tssS
43s N st, n.w.-7 rooms .............. $3.50
5 SSSS E Eye st. NV g rooms $500
Sc eth St e f. B., sas, lat neat ssSS
S2S 18th st. n.e.--5 r., elec. ............ 5000
G ave- as ms r. s sas at heat $ $25S
slS 5th St SET r, b.. gas, lat heat. $3.50
1873 Marion st. n.w.--6 rms, gas. 80. 80. so
90o 9th ct. Sc % r, b., gas, lat NEAT. 100
az DECATUR st. n.e.-4 rms, bath, gas. q. 80. 90
~! 26th ST. VS. r. gas, lat heat. 27.5O
III 18th st. s.e.--4 r., b............... 1850
ao5 V st. n.w.--6 r, gas, lat. heat. 27.50
2i24 9th St n.w.-5 rooms, gas......... 27.50
BY 24th ST. n.w.-5 r., b.............. Is. so
1927 kraemer st nee rooms, gas. D.. IS so
4lZ washington st. n " IS rooms. -. IS m
1917 No. Carolina ave. n.e.-4 rooms. ;. $500
20 Decatur st. n.e.-4 rms, gas. 80. IS. 90
2324 9Th So NV a rooms, gas % Sn
24lS Georgia ave. n.w.-8 rooms. % so
10 Woodburn. d. C.-5 rooms. 80. 1000
ID Pleasant ct. sw.-4 rooms. ........ 1880
l76-B Benning I'd se.-4 rooms ....... 1850
B. +. SAUL CO.,
National 2lo0, 925 18th ST. NV
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
LAG BRYANT ST. N.W.-s50
Conveniently located home. consisting of
six large, bright rooms. bath, electricity.
1904 K st. NV, District eos0.
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6l3 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
rooms. bath, furnace heat. cleo, $50
l343 EMERSON ST. NE.
8 rooms, bath, anil, redecorated, $3.50.
40 RANDOLPH .PL. NV.
rooms, bath, furnace heat, cleo, sleeping
porch, garage, renovated; S47.50.
4478 RESERVOIR RID. NV.
Semi-detached, s rooms, bath, ami; SITS
BOSS & PHELPS.
1917 K st. NV. National a3nn
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National 2lOO 925 18th St. NV.
BEAUTIFUL NEW
CHEVY CHASE HOME.
4611 NORWOOD DRIVE-sl00.
Detached home overlooking Chevy Chase
golf course. one square south of Bradley
lane at Wisconsin ave. large rooms 3
bed roomsl, living room, tiled bath with
built-in tub and fixtures. extra tiled lava
tory, large porch; large front and rear
yards. with garage to match.
CAFRITZ,
1404 ST NV District 1880.
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4NNK5L4NAN1N1 WI.
II you want a home. now is the time to
BUY. On $3.50 cash payment. you can pur-
chase stX-room and bath home, fine condi-
ton; open fireplace, hot-water heat, gas
heater and kitchen range. laundry trays,
pantry. plenty of cmpboard storage po re0m
garage and driveway; lot so feet front; high
location, fine neighborhood; close to school,
stores. car and bus lines, 20 minutes to city.
Only $50 so and $5250 per month. SEE MR.,
CARVER.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York Ave NV,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-14
o o A FAST WORKER

C~HICAGO-George III. Lea
proposed to Miss Lily MitcheA
day he met her, borrowed $50 q
next day and decamped. Now n
in Jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-14
Baptist Women To
Meet Thursday And
Friday At Weslaco
(SpeciaI to THE Herald)

Especial to The Herald.
WESLACO, April 13.-va11ey
members Of the Baptist Women's
association will meet here next
Thursday and Friday for the an
nual mission study institute and
quarterly conference.
The following program has been
arranged for the occasion. 1t fol-
lows closely the one used in the
recent state institute held at Fort
Worth.
Thursday
10-10:05. Song.
10:05-10:15. Devotional-Mrs. w.
0. Brown, San Benito.
10:15-10:30. Report on statewide
mission study institute at Fort
Worth, Mrs. James Hicks.
10:30-11:00. Talks, missions and
world peace, Mrs. r. s. Robertson
and Mrs. r. p. Cooke.
11:00-12:00. Glasses.
12:00-1:00. Lunch.
1:00-1:45. Business session, read
ing of minutes, report Of CORES
ponding secretary treasurer, report
of chairman of standing commit
tees.
1:A5-2:45. Glasses.
| 2:45-3:30. Demonstration, sun
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MEXICAN NJ. E.
TO BUILD HERE
Lot at Tyler And 18th To Be
Site of Modern Brick
Structure

Construction of a brick building
5 to begin within 80 days on the
korner of Tyler and Thirteenth
Ereets for the Mexican Methodist
congregation, Rev. Frank S. Oder
Eonk, general superintendent Of the
rexas Mexican mission announced
bere Saturday.
The lot was purchased by the
congregation Friday.
The building is to cost from $12,-
BOO to $4,000 and will be modern
throughout including a number Of
Sunday school rooms, Rev. Oder
fonk said.
The congregation here has been
organized seven months and at
present has a membership Of 81,
kvith 50 enrolled in the Sunday
kchool.
Rev. G. d. de la Cara at pres
INT is serving this church and one
kt Raymondville as pastor. The
pastor for the local congregation
pill be announced when the build
ing is constructed, Rev. Oderdonk
laid.
Local leaders are Jose de la Cara
Ind Coronado Leal.
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COW PEAS AID
POTATO YIELD
Test On Los Fresnos Farm
Prove Legumes Produce,
Alsmeyer Says

Cow peas planted between crops
to enrich the soil produce results
in increased return.
This has been proven by w. r.
Macomb, farming on the r. A.
Johnston place at Los FresnoS.
The tests were conducted under
the supervision of Henry Alsmeyer,
county agent, and results were an
nounced Saturday.
Eleven acres of the farm plant
ed in potatoes after a crop Of cow
peas had been plowed under pro-
duced LOIS sacks weight 100 pounds
each.
Eight acres Of similar soil on
which a crop of corn was grown
before the potatoes were planted
yielded 626 sacks.
The 11-acre patch produced an
average Of 93.2 sacks per acre,
whereas the eight-acre tract pro-