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, 1935-01-15
new HIDALCO
AIDES NAMED
Especial to The HERALD

NoRGIAaA W - AAIAoA4 .
EDINBURG. Jan. is Further
appointments 70 places on Hidalgo
county,s payroll have been author
lied by the county commissioners
court.
Thirteen men have been employ
ed at salaries ranging from SIS 70
SIPS per month to direct road work
in the county's four commissioners
precincts. They will generally over
see road improvements In the re-
spective precincts.
Bryan RledSoe. in charge OF
countrywide road improven ent for
the past four years, was retained by
the new court to continue his work
He will be assisted by Elmer Hahn
Of McAllen.
DR.. c. NJ. Williamson Of Donna
has been appointed county hospital
physician and Miss Thelraa Dohrn
Of Mission has been appointed coun-
ty health nurse. Bob Hancock haS
been named county ~sanitarian-
DR.. D r. Handley, reappointed
county health officer, has announced
that a wider program Of public
health will be carried out during
the next year by the Hidalgo Coun-
ty Health Unit with the assistance
OF a 5000 allotment from the fed
eral government. The county viii
participate in this work also.
, 1935-01-15
P-SJ-A High School
Holds High Rating

- AAE AEAMA4N
PHAHR. Jan. l5.-The Pharr-
San Juan-Alamc high schouI is ac-
credited by the Southern Asocia-
ton OF Colleges and Secondary
Schools for the year l934-l35, and
u entitled TO all privileges and scho-
lAStic recognition. according to in
formation received this week from
JOS. Roemcr. executive secretary of
the commission on secondary
schools
The high school here was one of
the first institutions In the Rio
Grnnde Valley to be recognized by
the association and has maintained
this high rating for 10 years. This
rating allows graduates TO enter
colleges and universities within the
jurisdiction of this association with
out examination.
, 1935-01-15
MISSION GETS
BUILDING BOOM
Especial TO The Herald,

t6peCikl 10 Iue herbi4i
MISSION, Jan. Is Building
activity. on the increase since De-
cember In Mission, Is progressing
steadily.
Armstrong Feed Store has re-
Gently completed and occupied q
new brick store building near the
center Of the business district.
Construction l. under way On n
new and modern tourist park on
highway II just east of the city. J..
E Walsh has the contract for con-
struction Of eight modern cottages
10 cost $1,000 each, the site being
furnished by the Mission Chamber
Of Commerce for the camp. This
represents fulfillment Of one Of
Missions chief civic projects.
Brannan Chevrolet company is
constructing a brick and tile addi-
ton to its modern showrooms and
shops and will occupy the addition
within the next few weeks.
One Of Missions most important
corners has been purchased and
beautified by Brownie Oil COM
pany and the Mission Ice company.
The corner, a block from Conway
boulevard, main business street,
had been occupied by a partially
burned house. The Ice company
built q modern Ice station
on the corner and the oil firm
constructed a modern filling sta
ton. Both buildings are identical In
architecture and the entire corner
has been handicapped.
Plans for a second tourist camp
have been advanced by D. L. Rankin,
real estate operator, which will have
Is cottages and nine combination
garages and cottages, the latter TO
be two stories in height. Rankin Is
dealing with interested persons on
the site and the estimated cost OF
the proposed camp is $4,000.
, 1935-01-15
Flood Fund Voted
Especial to The Heraldl

EDINBURG, Jan. Is. - Hidalgo
county commissioners court has
authorized contribution Of $1,000 as
part Of the Valley-wide fund OF
$4,000 to be used by the Valley
Water Conservation association In
securing an adequate flood control
program for the Valley.
, 1935-01-15
Weslaco Depositors
Nav Get Dividends

EDINBURG, Jan. Is Final
dividend to depositors In the Secur-
ity State Bank Of Weslaco, may be
paid shortly as a result Of the sale
of remaining assets to the Del-Tex
Investment Co.. a Mercedes COM
pany.
Sale Of the assets to the Valley
concern was recorded with the dis
trict clerk as required by law.
The purchasers paid $4,000 cash
and assumed Sl2, 500 in bills pay
able making the total purchase
price s32 500.
A total Of IS per cent in dividends
had been paid previously.
The bank closed jar. IL. 1888.
, 1935-01-15
Mo-PAC BUS

Missouri Pacific buses leave
Brownsville at tbs a. m. and 500
D. m. for Corpus Christi and inter-
mediate cities; at 1890 p. m. and
800 D. N. for Mission and inter-
mediate points; and at 1920 a. m.
for Port Isabel. Buses leave from
Missouri Pacific Lines railroad sta
ton and make convenient down.
town stops. For low one-way and
round-trip fares. call the Missouri
Pacific Lines depot-Adv.
, 1935-01-15
Attend Farley
Special 20 The Herald)

EDTNBURG. Jan. 15.-County
Superintendent of Schools Bob Ly-
on returned from Austin Saturday
where he attended a statewide con-
ference Of county superintendent
called by the State Department OF
Education.
A wide range CT school matters
was considered at the conference.
Lyon witnessed the contest for
speakership of the House Of Repre-
sentatives while In Austin.
, 1935-01-15
Tourists Get Service
lSpecial 90 The Heraldl

McALLEN. Jan. l5-A parking
lot for winter visitors to the Valley
who drive their own house-ca.s mas
been arranged by the McAllen
Chamber Of Commerce and Police
Chief Tom Bryan. There are now
two such lots available and the
first was filled quickly.
, 1935-01-15
Woman Wins Fruit
Especial to The HeraldD

McALLEN, Jan. 15.-Mrs. jeff
Smith Of Long Island, Maine, has
written to thank Loyal Service Post
No. 81, American Legion, for a box
Of grapefruit sent her some time
ago.
Mrs. Smith was awarded the fruit
in recognition Of her receipt Of a
copy of the Legion's last Fourth Of
July program. She was one Of a
large number of distaNs American
residents who entered a contest to
determine how far away the pro-
grams were sent by McAllen resi-
dents.
, 1935-01-15
Pupils Watch Traffic
(Special 70 The Herald

DONNA, Jan. 15.-Donna city
commission has authorized forma-
ton OF a schoolboy traffic patrol
to cooperate with the Texas High
way Patrol in controlling traffic
at street intersections where school
children cross busy streets in large
numbers. The youthful patrolmen
will be QUILTED with uniforms,
badges and whistles.
, 1935-01-15
THE T

East Texas (east Of Tooth meri-
diam: Cloudy, probably local rains
Tuesday night and Wednesday; not
much change in temperature.
Light to fresh southerly winds on
the coast.
, 1935-01-15
ELAN DATA


Barometric pressure has fallen
more or less over most Of the coun-
try since Monday morning, being
only moderately high over the
n~orth-central and the southeastern
states Tuesday morning. and mod
erately low over the Canadian
Northwest and the Plateau region.
Light TO moderate precipitation was
general in the states west Of the
Rockies during the last "a hours,
but only a few widely scattered sta
tons in the eastern two-thirds Of
the country reported any moisture.
Temperatures have moderated
throughout the country except fell
somewhat in the extreme southeast
ern and eastern states since Mon
day morning.
Brownsville s a. m. EST) sea-
level pressure 1901 inches.
, 1935-01-15

(By The Associated Pressl .
Boss Orders
Topeka. Kas.-Gov. All M.
Landon may give the orders
around the state house. but 1t
home-that's different.
Monday morning the governor
announced Mrs. Landon, who has
been III with influenza, would not
attend the inaugural reception.
The announcement stood W.
until Mrs. Landon heard about 10.
Did he say that?" she asked.
We'll. I'll be at the reception.
You Just wait and see"
She was in the receiving line.
, 1935-01-15
PEI NEW OFFICE

McALLEN.-Dr. L. r. Lanes, for
merry Of Charlottesville. Ind. has
opened his offices here in the Bowe
Building. He is an osteopathic
physician.
He will be joined shortly by his
wife. also an o~steopathic physician.
, 1935-01-15
A Tough "Break"

OMAHA, Neb.-W When Cupid"
Stubbendorf, WHO issues al the
marriage licenses for Douglas
county. learned his only daughter.
Ann, had eloped TO Papillion,
Nebraska, and married Herbert
Miller, Of Omaha, he opined:
ITO think my only daughter
wouldn't get her marriage license
from me-"
, 1935-01-15

Flush VII excess acids and waste
matter. Get nd 81 BLADDER irritation
that causes waking UP. frequent desire.
Bchnry flOw. burning n backache.
Make this sc test. Get juniper oil.
huchu leaves. etc In little green tablets
called Bukers. the bladder laxative. IN
Tour days n not pleased your druggist
will return your sc. Clsneros Drug
9coEnk-Adx.
, 1935-01-15
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third
wind velocity at 8 a. m: fourth. prec-
ipitation in last "a hoursl.
, 1935-01-15
RIVER BULLETIN

There will be no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
, 1935-01-15
Manhattan Tropics

NEW YORK-Yes, Gotham Is
going to grow bahamas, let the
wintry winds blow as they may.
The New York Botanical Gar
den Is finishing a cactus house
and part Of it Is going TO be
quoted to banana plants 50 New
Workers may see just where their
banana splits come from.
They're going 20 try to work
in a couple of coconut palms. too.
, 1935-01-15

lO3rd District Court

Filed: Robert II. Null VS.. City Of
Harrington. suit for damages.
On trial: d. A. Lewis VS.. Anna
Fernandez and others.
County Court at Law
Jury week under way with Judge
Bascom Cox on the bench.
Marriage Licenses
Francisco Mata and Francisco Es-
cobeda.
Manuel Trevino and Julia Lopez.
Jose Contreras and Guadalupe
Hernandez.
Andres Curiel and Josefa Herrera.
Recent gas and oil leases record
ed in Omeron county include:
Barreda Corporation to O.. 4.
Dodd. lot six Barreda subdivision.
Oio de Aqua grant.
Roy r. Brown TO r. j. Matthews.
undivided 18th interest 1898 acres
Of south 1895 acres, tract 40, sub
division c.. Parades.
Frank and Martha Garden to
Magnolia Petroleum Co. Lot 345
and WIZ 346 Browne tract.
w. r.. Flournoy. administrator. TO
Roy L. Brown. so. 400 acres of so.
1896 acres tract 40. G. Paroles sub
division. share 10. Espiritu Santo
grant.
Mrs. j. r. PLANT To M. L. Poffne,
so. 20 &C. lot ii. Capisallo district
Myron Turfitt To Magnolia Petro-
leum Co.. extreme no. 355 acres
Share ], Espiritu Santo grant.
Browne tract.
, 1935-01-15
WORLD court
FIGHT BREWS
FOR SENATE

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. R1-The
senate grappled again Tuesday with
the old question whether the United
states should sit In the World
Court.
The cries that have rung down
the years-"co-operate for world
peace and beware of foreign
fanFaements"-were heard again ms
Senator Robinson prepared to lead
the fight for the court against an
opposition headed by Senators
Borhh and johnson.
Bitter Fight Seen
Robinson, democratic leader. had
served notice he would make the
opening speech, and the pro-court
forces expressed confidence they
would win the necessary two-thirds
TO ratify the protocols.
The opposition was determined 10
fight every inch. Senator Gore
D-Okia) was ready with a reser-
vaticn TO prevent the United States
from entering until all court men,
hers pay their war debts.
III may be several weeks before a
vote is reached, for the senate in
tends To put the issue aside from
time TO time to deal with other mat
tiers.
Perhaps Wednesday, or the next
day, congress expects to receive
President Roosevelt's recommended
tions on social security.
New light on the old age pen
sion system the presidents cabinet
committee has advised was shed by
an authoritative source. which said
the plan was three-fold:
H. Eligible persons now more than
IS years old wouli receive pensions
Ringing from SIS to $50 a month in
cities To smaller sums In smaller
places. The contributions by fed
eral government and states to this
system would probably be fifty-fifty.
q. There would be n compulsory
system covering low-income wage
earners now under 65. They and
employers would contribute to pro-
vide the workers an annuity in their
old age.
Bonus At Forefront
2. A voluntary system would be
established to reach agricultural and
migratory workers. They might pay
into a fund for annuities.
Meanwhile. the bonus issue re
manned In the forefront. with ad-
vocates divided as TO just what bill
TO press. Rep. vinson D-Ky) had
introduced the American Legion bill
calling for cash payment. Under ii
the government would have to sell
bonds to get the money. But Rep.
patman D-Tex) was sticking by his
bill TO pay with new currency.
Senator Nye (R-1nd) chairman Of
the munitions Investigations. plan
ned TO make a speech In the SEN
ate Tuesday in his drive to obtain
100000 to continue the inquiry.
The house was in recess while a
large group OF its members Journey
ed To Harrisburg for the Inaugural
ton of George II. Earle. first demo-
cratic governor OF Pennsylvania In
10 years.
, 1935-01-15
Movie SideGghts
CAPITOL

A new pair Of film lovers in Gloria
stuart and Ross Alexander comes 10
the screen Of your" Capitol,
Brownsville. Wednesday only. where
the First National comedy drama,
Maybe It's Love-" shows.
The two make IN unusually pre-
sentable couple, Alexander being
tall and dark while Gloria Is a
natural blonde OF medium height.
They play opposite each other In the
leading roles In the picture which Is
a rollicking romance of marital
bliss and discord-
Phillip Reed and Dorothy Dare
will be seen In the roles Of the
other man and the vamp. while
Frank McHugh and Ruth Donnelly
have comedy roles as the big sister
and her henpecked husband who are
constantly giving advice.
, 1935-01-15
QUEEN

Will Rogers. whose soul is Amer
sca." as someone has pointed out.
discovers" still another quarter Of
cur land In the new Fox film. Judge
Priest" which shows Tuesday and
wednesday at the Queen Theatre,
Brownsville. and In so doing gives
To the screen one Of his greatest
performances.
A sleepy Kentucky town Of the
early nineties supplies the back
ground for the newest Rogers We
hicle, fashioned from the famous
irwin .. Cobb stories Of the small
town judge and his Civil War
cronies. The film gives Rogers prob
ably the finest opportunity Of his
screen career.
Richer In flavor even than the
shrewd Yankee horse trader Of
David Harum", the Iowa farmer
Of state Fair" or the wise and
patient weSterner OF They Had to
Zee Paris" the drawing but quick
witted southern jurist Is a memoir
able addition to the Rogers gallery
Of Representative Americans"
, 1935-01-15
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
Wednesday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High 4:26 p. m.
Low f.fO T. III.
, 1935-01-15
, Doses Of FO1ey's
toosens Cough

HONEY TAR
Ssethss ni<s.t - Lssssns The
Txkh Phiesn
For old or young-dnringd
or n~ight-you can sdfdyr rely
On FolevsH onsyand Tar for
quickest rcsiAts. Coughs due
70 colds may get serious fast.
don't delay. Get eensins
today-refuse sub
stitutes. Sold everywhere.
, 1935-01-15
DON'T GET UP NIGHTS

Use Juniper Oil. Buchu Leaves. Etc
, 1935-01-15
Flashes
Life

tHy The Associated rress'
, 1935-03-17

You wouldn't consider tha
barracuda shown here a poor
FISH. would you? Any fish that
succumbed TO the lure or the
pretty Florida angler would be
lucky indeed. The bait and
baited r posing at Key Largo
Anglers Club. Miami. Fla.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PRIVATE. 1-RoOM APT. WOODBURY.
Gevt He hreplsSe: nv; Us section; @ BY gentleman N
A. CLEAN An GoIY o3h.,ae PRIVATE; cI.r B. r. AMP
person. n Box S55-E Star sf Once . !
FURNISHED APT, FOR WINTER. BUSI-
ness woman; walking distance Washing
s3ar sSn sldg o4cs not over $50. Address Box a5J.
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO SHARE
apartment with one other in exclusive
ffpaftmenh9ss, Rep sepasae bed pre-
BUSINESS WOMEN. FOR WINTER. FUR
nished Groom apt; htchenette. bath;
one,faTe zone; ref. exch. Address Box
23-J. Star Office
EMPLOYED RELIABLE COUPLE CHILD
lars. Address Box so-J. ssa Star edt ofice' Dafe0
] OR 2 ROOM UNFURNIsHED KITCHEN
6ee aReie Addresa s9 nY gox sfGsI5 Star N9y o.
couple with one child. Answer si3 East
Capitol St. Apt. l
OCT. 5is II UNEURNIsHEp. l OR :. RMS.
dress OaR Box 4saEPy 4H sa STAR Or once section
Z UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. PRIVATE
S35. Address Box 4l6-H Star ONCE.
NAN IA noiS DESIRES SMALL AIRY FURN. APT.
dress Box 413-H. Star ONCE.
FOUR ROOMS. BATH. APT: UNFURN.
aGd az. WITHOUT eleetrie rsfTig. and gas range;
! Or 2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, BATH.
around $40 Address Box Il, Star ieetiH ofsce
BY MOTHER AND .SoN-AN APART
ment. rne large room. kitchen and bath. in
o o eReeea 81
Eastern High School Mail reply to 2I2
East Capitol st. or phone Lincoln 1900.
FURNISHED ONE OR TWO ROOMS
kit, and bath room by couple, State par
'leuiars' Address Box 10TH Star fs. H5!ce'
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath. unfurnished by couple with 2-year-
Snce noThWes ane or 0Oe DesrBy Byvefs Vrsa ef
state details including, address and price
ss5eIfnsss ss5sH Star ofef sfEshansed Address Box
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APART.
nent 3 bed rooms. northwest or Subur-
ban Tor three adults. Address Box 319-H.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE NO CHILDREN
t.n ton. BY November l. Address Box a42-H.
pvt bath NV. unfurnished around $40;
private home satisfactory. Address Box
423-J. Star Office
YOUNG LADY. tJEWIsHl. SEEKS APT
with l % or others walking distance In
family. Phone West 2l01. Apt. 100
NOV. l. BY YOUNG LADIES. DUPONT
Circle vicinity. unfurnished; S45-S5O
State size. location. price. Address Box
3l6-E Star office.
YOUNG COUPLE WANT FURNISHED
bed-living room kitchen private bath. in
private home. within l-fare limit, includ-
Ing eaS, electricity. heat, continuous hot
water: garage: S40-S43. Address Box
124-H. Star office.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE A FUR
nished apartment with private bath: near
n Hampshire and Georgia aves. NV.
Address Box BABE. Star ONCE
RETIRED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DE-
sires unfurnished. heated apartment or
nat OF : rooms kitchenette and bath
reasonable. Address Box 136-H. Star Office.
WANTED-SMALL APARTMENT NEAR
western High School by two adults Ad-
dress Box 125-H Star Office
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ROOMS AND BoARp-sUBURBAN.

WANTED-Children to board, ages > to s
years in nearby suburban home. close
schools churches. Mrs. E V. Graves. 1022
Vermont St. Ballston. Va.
4423 NORTH 18th ST, Clarendon. Va
Large double room in attractive private
home: board if desired adults. Phone
Clarendon 1886.
2Ol GREAT FALLS ST. Falls Church. Va.
-First-class board. rooms and meals
Mrs. 3. c. Keith.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. OR 3 FURNISHED
rooms in lovely surroundings; private
bath; especially suitable for = young women
or a couple; breakfast and dinner optional:
Phone Walnut S434. Sunday, or after d
week days.
BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE ROOM, MOD
ern home; C. h. W, unlimited phone: i2
block to TRANSFORMATION; l or adults.
Phone Walnut Sk14
Evening star., 1935-10-13
WANTED-SuBuRBAN APTS.

UNFURNIsHED. OCT. 20. BY EMPLOYED
lady small apartment or Housekeeping
rooms, nearby Virginia: must be quiet.
Office
Evening star., 1935-10-13
APARTMENTS-FUR. l. UNFUR.

APARTMENTS NEWLY DECORATED.
some furnished In high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Call Mrs GREEN Adams 454S.
= ROOMS, KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH.
$40; basement apartment. S25 adults
only. Information call Emerson 2574.
2-ROOM, DINETTE, KITCHEN AND BATH
apt. furnished or unfurnished: private
home 1907 10th st.. off Dupont Circle.
Can be inspected after Sunday.
3511 18th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath unfurnished. S47.50: fur
nished. $3.50. Electric refrigeration on
house current resident manager.
BOSS e. PHELPS.
1417 K St NV National 9300.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

tCOntlnueo.D
$500 ASH ST.. MT. RAINIER ROOMS
and bath; Ink; partly furnished; h.-w h..
light. gas; employed adults; $50.
WILL SHARE BIG. COMFORTABLE
genial individual or couple; secretarial
services II desired; $50 to $75. Telephone
Wisconsin 3951-W.
SILVER sPRING-FURN.. 2 RMS, S35:
! room. sleeping porch, S25; in attractive
suburban home or entire house: ami: 3
bed rooms. 4 acres beautiful grounds; home
priv. BAINS REALTY CO.. S413 Ca ave-
Phone Shepherd 1902.
ROOMS BATH, GARAGE. PARTLY
furnished; elec. refrigerator; adults only:
$40. West 3051. Alexandria 2579-W.
HYATTSVILLE - 3-ROOM-BATH APART.
ment, unfurnished: heat, light, hot water.
garage: reasonable. Address Box 367-E,
Star ofice. 14s
WILL LEASE FOR ONE YEAR NICE
3-room apartment, furnished, ami H. H
ANDERSON & Co. Falls Church. Va.
HYATTSVILLI3-RM AND BATH APT;
furnished completely; heat. gas and elec.
Phone Greenwood 214S.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 21St ST. NV.

Do you want to live in the fashionable
Dupont Circle section in a house where
you obtain every service that the large
hotels offer? If this appeals to you, an
inspection of our beautifully furnished
basement room with shower is suggested.
This room is especially suitable for > gen.
tlemen at the rate of So 80 each.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ApaRTMENTs-rJyRNJSHED

4006 2Ist ST. N.E;-ATTR.. BASEMENT
apt. 2 bed rms, living rm.. kit. "a bath.
Sss Of se Sashn Sas B Btck sas s auto
WANTEDIYoUNG LADY TO SHARE
large apartment with two others; desirable
NV. section; convenient to busses and cars.
Phone Adams N10-J.
FuRNIsHED-oNE-RooM AND BATH
in apas
service. Price, $40. Call Met. 3O75.
241 CONCORD AVE. N.W-Two-RooM
apt ANIL elec refrigeration auton, attic
heat; complete. $40. Phone Georgia 1896.
EXCLUSIVE 10th ST. IocATIoN-;wILr.
rent suite OF rooms In my beautifully
furnished apt, or Will rent ! room with
rooms and porch. Phone Adams 25O2
ments newly equipped for government
%sn s ano sSs oar Front
rooms $50: 3 adults. Near transporta-
ton: telephone garage garage liz Chestnut J ave.
llO4 I ST.. OR 8 LARGE: NICELY
park: conv downtown: adults only.
YOUNG LADY WITH FULL, USE OF FINE
apartment, radio, piano, all conveniences,
shae WIN Wre ssns sss
and telephone. Post once Box i415. ~
s ROOMS WELL, FURNISHED. ELEC.
refrigeration. double expos: in desirable
Hts ssS W" Add4sss hsssaHs Box f0f sss
office.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APT. WITH AN
other. Front room. strictly private: gas,
irving st. NV. Apt. ii. Adams 7s17. 10
WANTED COUPLE EMPLoYED
to share ss If apt vnR LARGE front snd bd and
estant preferred. 1856 Euclid NV. Apt. /. .
COIL 33d ST. N.W.-BED-LIVING ROOM,
with private bath.
4O3 B ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN,
pvt. bath; screened porch heat. light, gas
furn.: $40: adults: no pets
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
preferred: Address BOX i37-H. Star ONCE. hs.s"
s14 22nd ST. NV, RAYMOND APT
rooms. kitchenette and bath: Newly deco
rated. attractively furnished.
90I 18th ST. NV. APT. 24-ONE ROOM.
nished No trers Apply vfry5hins io n fur
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-BASEMENT APT.
8 rooms gas stove comfortable bed or
apt. gas stove. ami. reasonable.
1927 GIRARD N.w.-Two ROOMS. GAS
stove, sink, ami. Cheerful detached
BONE BONE: 5dml EMPLOYED yao persons. Reasonable.
Frigidaire.
THE PORTNER-LARGE ATTRACTIVE
rooms to refined couple or ladies; kitchen
and home privileges: elevator switchboard.
References. North 1420. Apt. l24.
3426 18th ST. NV. CORNER MONROE
Large front room, kitchen and bath
adj. inst. hot water
36o5 11th ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM AND
kitchen, next bath, suitable for two. rea-
sonable. AL-white neighborhood.
VOTING LADY SHARE TOVEJy pFO
living. bath General Electric and grill.
1889 Newton st. NV. Apt. 2. Phone
Columbia 2055.
FURNISHED APTS-2 ROOMS, BATH
ate possession. 1858 Columbia I'd. Apt. /
Call Monday.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

RMs.-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
SINGLE OR DOUBLE-One large room,
suitable men only. Apply any time. 1921
list st. me-, at Iodd pl.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

FURN. APT. HEAT, GAS. ELEc. REFRIG..
large, cheerful rooms. 171S Newton st.
NV. Phone Columbia O962-J.