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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
ENGLAND HAS
War COUNCIL
Of FIVE MEN
LLOYD GEORGE IS
.. HEAD OF MINISTRY
And with Greater Power Than
Any Former Premier
Strong Cabinet Named.

LONDON, Dt>u 1o.-10 P. M.-The
official list of the new ministry Is
sued tonight follows the unofficial
forecasts with two or three minor
changes. MIR. Lloyd George. Lord
Milner. Earl Curzon. Andrew Bonar
Law and Arthur Henderson form wnat
is officially termed the war caolnet,
while the others. who ordinarily
have been designated as cabinet MN
listers. arc called heads OF Depart
mentS.
An important point in this novel
organization is that It concentr ares
far more power in the hands OF tue
prime minister than the brltlsh SEs-
tenn has ever known before. Mr.
Lloyd Georges proposals to premier
Asonith were for a war council, OF
which the premier should not be a
member, although he should have
the power of passing on Its Work,
Mr.. Lloyd George has 1t hesitated
70 place himself in the position more
closely resembling Dictatorship tnan
he is willing to give his predecessor.
The war cabinet will hold daily
sessions. directing the prosecution OF
the war and the freedom of Mr.
Lloyd George. Lord Miner and Mr..
Henderson from departmental duties
will allow them to devote all their
time to the war council. The work
OF tho exchequer and the government
leadership in the House of Commons
will absorb most of Mr.. Bonar La"
time and attendance aud the house
of Lords will neceSsitate Earl Cur
IONS absence from the council Ire
quently so that Mr.. Lloyd George,
Lord Miner and Mr.. Henderson Will
b. ;,,r 4; nf Tho
Cabinet Of Four.
For practical purposes. the govern
ment will br by a cabinet Of four.
Whether there is any plan for meet
ings Of all the heads Of departments
Of cabinet rank is not known yet. but
councils in which the ministers of for
cign affairs. war and the admiralty
participate. with the others whose du-
ties directly concern war measures,
will be certain. -.
4 meeting of the prlvv council Will
be held tomorrow for the swearing in
of the ministers. The. prime minister
will make a speech in the House OF
Commons. Tuesday. in which he will
declare the policy Of the new govern
ment. and bill will be introduced en-
abling the members to take their seats
without going through the Formally
OF a new election: which the law de-
>mauds when L member accepts a posi-
tion under the crown
The complexion Of the new govern
ment is j. Liberals. Is CnioniitS. La
borites and the presidents OF the
boards Of trade and education and the
shipping controller. who have been at
tached to no parties.
Important New Officials.
The most important new officials are
the food aud. shipping controllers:
Baron nevonport has been manager OF
the port of London. post requiring
first-rate business ability. and Sir 10
seph Maclay is one Of the great scot
tish ship owners. Business is further
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CONGRESS Gets
DOWN To REAllI1|
WORK THIS WEEn|
THREE BILLS READY :51l sjsI
FOR CONSIDERATION
Democrats to Caucus Wednes-s
day on President Pro Ten
Salisbury Has Lead. :s; tI;

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - BotSs
branches OF congress moved SLOWLY
during the opening week of the short
session while legislation was beinxt
whipped into shape, but they will Ae}
down to actual work this week.
The program in the senate is Bou 4
what uncertain, dependent upon
meeting OF the Democratic steei44t
committee tomorrow. While the%t
terstate commerce committee ls delN
Grating on plans for expediting thNt
presidents railroad legislative ptYs
gram, three measures are ready yateS Al
Immediate consideration. They hkpt
the District of Columbia prohibitte1l
bill. immigration bill and corrupt pra6j
ticcs measure. Corrupt practice legtf
lation which Is now the unnnt1he4E
business probably will be displAee4
temporarily by the immigration ntAt
when the senate meets tomorrow nj
asmuch as Democratic. leaders aH11
considering revising the former meea-9
ure before pressing it for final 2cdoH:f
The immigration bill with it's litAf.t
acy test probably will pass the senat1t
without prolonged discussion despltAt
; the proba bilty that 1t may meet AMI
&her presidential veto. The prohibsss
! tion bill for the district of Columbitt
is to be urged AT every opportunity ~
Senator Sheppard. leading the dSnes
for the Democrats, and Senator Kenel
iyon, for the Republicans. Its psssaSNI
by the senate before the March&aGl
journmcnt Is regarded as very pro
able. .Ssa
senate. Democrats will caucus W.
nesdaT to choose successor. 70
late Senator Clarke as president;
trmporc. Senator Salisbury Of pel9tSs
, ware is the most active candidate fokS
tho honor and his friends say no h4G;
enough votes pledged to assure his tet11S4
ton. The, caucus also will consider H.
legislative program. ;,Esi$E.t.sE
Proposed railway and high cost of: 1yEt
ing legislation having been shelved fe4 g
lie present by the house, that bfAnf
probably will do lttle except .rouhnyl
work until after the Christmas receDNsEl
Nay PASS Today. :Sss
President Wilson's vocational eduos
tion bill, the first. administration mAAe4t
ure 10 be considered at the peresent ee@k;
/ sion will DO called up tomorrow ~, 5
, Chairman Hughes Of the Education Co4s.
mittec hopes that It will pass 6efo9Nl
to help state schools teaching aGric4Ss
ture and trades by meeting teachers eej
aries in part and establishing seAoN
for the development OF insttuctor1to
these branches. Little opposition ~ e0Ss
/ ticipated that the Chairman $1eypEEn EnES
the agriculture committee hopes 10 S0lks
his cotton STANDARDIZATION bill up thu
week too. This measure, supported 42F
the solid south and many-Insmbcfoz16SS =
s:other sections was moi reached last ~
sion but has an early place on tho call
tGndar. :r,afgss
E Much routine business will Be trans.
: acted before Christmas, II Speaker Cl9yk]
,, has his way. He has not abandoned thaNsl
/ fight for shorter Christmas fecesS A&1s
ing the next two weeks to make q fors s
dable record for work done the Ae q
three weeks Of session ~, 3.g9ilSslssssssas II
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ARMED STEAMER is
SIGHTED NORTH OF THE
AZORES; SHIPS WARNED

NEW YORK. pPc. I0--,A heavily
armed steamship. fitted with torpedo
tubes, has been sighted about 800
miles north Of th" AZORES in the mid
die Of rhc steamship lane according TO
a wireless warning flashed tonight 10
merchant vessels of the Entente A.
lies by A British or French cruiser L.
ing off Sandy Hook.
The message. which was scnI first
in English ard then repeated in ltal-
ian said:
"Sishtcd a. m. December :, latt-
tude IS.i3 NORTH longitude 21.57 west.
a steamer of about 5000 tons, $50 feet
long and 45 tect beam. Vessel we'll
fitted With torpedo tubes. Had one
short, broad funnel and two nasts.
Steamer probably high speed. Take
all prccautiou5.'
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON D. c., Dec. 1O.--
Forecast: :,
West Virginia-Increasing cloudI-
ness and warmer Monday, followed by
rain or snow; Tuesday colder and gen.
orally. fair.
Western Pennsylvania Increasing
cloudiness Monday, followed by snow
in north and snow or rain in south;
tuesday much colder and fair. except
sncw near Lake Erie.
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No FIGHTING
ON ANY FRONT
BUT RUNAN|A
PROGRESS BY RUSSIANS
ADMITTED BY BERLIN
Bulgarian Move May Prove a
Menace to the Rumanians
Retreat-Quie Elsewhere.

Little fighting. except ny the arlil.
lcry, is in progress on IN? OF the
fronts except in Illinania. Here The
Tcmonic Allies. according to Berlin
arc still making progress AGAINST thr
Rumanians II; Eastern Wallachia
Petrograd asserts. hOwcver, that The
Rumanans northeast Of I'IrhHrc!L,
along the road running from rlo'chti.
TO BuZer, have turned IN IN" Offrh
sivo and driven tho Au.:troL;"rlnans
back wcSi ward. Tn the north along
the TranSylyania.liuman frontier
PeiroGrad reports proerCSs f"r ihr
Russian troOlrS and l1rrlin admits tn"
capture by the Russians OF height
south Of the Trotus VALLEY.
A move by lhr EulCarianS .whiCt:
may urnvr q menace 10 the Rumanlan5
rctrcating eastward from the Burha'
rest region ii reported by Berlin This
is the crossing nf The Danube between
Silistria and TchrrnaNuda. southeast
and east Of bucharest. If it wa made
ln large force seemingly IN impairment
will be placed in 1he way nf the rciir"'
meDt of thc Rumanians and rnSElbI:
some Of them may he caught h"tW""'l
the Austr0.German moving east ana
the R0learians driving north a"roSS
their Inc Of retreat.
Semi-otfriaI adviccS from hrrIin
say that tho lilImanianS have lost an-
proXimately l1"."ph men lnahc prisoner
since Rumania : entry lnio the war
and suffered casualties estimated At
about 100000
Only Bombarameats
Aside from German attack IN tuc
Nos2rs region near Col. SaintH ie.
which Was rrpUisFd by :he Frenrh AMI
the rr-capturc BY the Germans Of a
gap in Champagne The French hal "1-
Tered after it's evacuation. "hly honI'
bardmcnIs and mir-i Sr'nnLlS
have taken rlacr along The line IN
Franco and Belgium.
Berlin records tho rcpulSc by lie
Tcuionir Allies OF urary attack ny
the Entente troops north aud east ''t
Monasrir. Serbia. while Paris report.
tho capture by the british south Of
Seres. Greece. Of Turkish T"aliinns.
4 violent homhardmcnl is IN pre-.
Sress cast Of (;oriZia and oil l!"' Ca'sc
Plateau Of the .tuslro-ltaliaa theatre.
The fighting in the mountain regions
is being halnpered by h:lN! SNOW
fall.
German submarines have accounted
for seven more Steamers. three Brit
ish. three Norwcgians and ono span
ish.
To Present Uitimatum.
LONDON. Dec. lh.-.lt Is under
stood on reliable authority that an
Entente ultinIatum Till BIZ presented
TO Greece on Sunday" says Reuters
Athens correspondent tclcSraphlhs
under Saturdays date.
The British and Russian ministers
had an audience with III" King Today
and subsequently summoned the
American minister. The personal
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Poesc the important raidroad center OF Rmana great
oil district captured by Fakenhan and with Mackenen at the
southern and western gates of Bucharest the Russo de-
tenders capital found their only the railroad
east While Mackensen forces in the Do
ruda stand ready the Cenavod bridge and cut off the
treat Fetesc Faenhayn aiming the event OF Mackensen
failure the fleeing army Faurei The whole object of the
Runanin abandon all of Waach and safely
past rally gather renorcements and start counter often
ive from Molava district occupying the extreme northern neck
Of Rumania
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DEUTSCHLAND AGAIN
REACHES HOME PORT
AFTER RECORD TRIP

BERLIN, Dec. 10 Thy wireless 10
Sayville. - The German commercial
submarine Deutschland completing a
quick trip home from the United
States. arrived at noon today. Oft the
mouth of the WeSer.
The arrival of the Deutschland at a
German port marks the successful
completion OF the second round trip
OF this commercial underSea boat 10
the United States. On her voyage just
finished she made the passage in nine
teen days, having left New London
on Nov. 21. This .bettered consider
ably the record Of her previous east
ward trip. which, starting from Bal
timore took her % days. Her two
westward voyages occupied respec-
lively 16 and 81 days.
The Deutschland which is the only
commercial craft Of her craft that has
succeeded in reaching this country
from Germany. her sister ship, the
Bremen having been lost on her out
ward voyage. was forced 10 make two
starts from New London on this re-
turn trip. On her first attempt on
Nov. u she colided with an escorting
tug and had to put back 10 port. She
was not badly damaged. however, and
was able TO put out again four days
later. this time without mishap.
The Deutschland on both Of her
trips brought valuable cargoeS, chiefly
Of. dyes and chemicals On her pres.
enL voyage she took Il cargo estimated
al S2,000,000 in value and official Dlail
for GERMANY
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To Make Another Trip

NEW LONDON. Conn. Der. 10
The German commercial submarine
DeuI Ischland. which arrived in home
waters today. will make. another trip
to this pori within tho next few weeks.
according to Il statement tonight by
Paul &. iiiIken vice president Of the
Eastern Forwarding company, &mCrl-
can agents fr: Inc unds:Sra ciatt. lie
added that the Submrrsihlc would
make regular trips as long as the war
continued.
He was greatly pleased whrn in
formed of tho crafts safe rnn-n
Great he exclaimed. The EnsIiah
would have made rich haul il they
had caught her" Mr.: Htlken said he"
cargo was valued at S" .nn0. .iHI0 this be-
ing tho first official announcement
from tho concern.
Styrral ral leads Of lin nave arrived
nj The docks hero and shipments or
crude rubber alc expected ;niS week.
Stevedorrs have been ordered to- re-
port carly in January.
Highly Elated.
NEW LONDON. Conn, Dec. To-
Officials Of the Eastern Forwarding &
company and the crew of the interned
Sorrb German Lloyd liner Willehad
we're highly elated tonight when the
news reached them Of the Deutsch-
lands arrival in German waters. In
view Of recent storms at sea tho
voyage was faster than had been eX'
pected Company officials were non.
commtal when asked whether the
submarine would make another trip
to New London this year. Reports
have been current in local marine
circles that either the Deutschland or
another submarine would dock hero
within the next few weeks.
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Weather

Increasing cIoudiness Monday, fol. Z
lowed by snow in north and snow or
rain In south tuesday colder and faIr.
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST
LEASE.

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial
In the matter of the estate of Fer
dinand f. LEILA, deceased.
Tyler w. Seal, as administrator of
the estate of Ferdinand f. LEILA, de-
ceased, having filed herein his petition
in due form praying for an order of
this court authorizing and directing
him to lease certain real property be-
longing to said estate, said property
being situated in Imperial county, State
of California, being Tracts So and "a,
Township 10 South, Range Is East, S.
B. M. excepting therefrom one acre
decided to the Rose School District for
school purposes;
1t therefore is ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate appear
before this court, in its courtroom at
the court house, at the City Of Ell Cen
tro, in said county. on the 18th day OF
Merch, 1916, at o'clock p. M to show
cause VIII" the prayer of said petition
should not be granted and said real
property leased as prayed for; and it
is further ordered that corv of this
order be published two successive
weeks next before said date, in the I'm
perial Valley Press. a newspaper pub
lished in the county aforesaid
Dated this goth dav of Februar'-.
1916. FRANKLIN J. COLE,
Mch16 Judge of the Superior Court
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
GOV. JOHNSON REFUSES
TO COMMUTE SENTENCES

Sacramento, March 3.-Any chance
of Charles Oman and Glenn Witt es-
Gaping death on the gallows tomorrow
vanished this afternoon when Cover
nor Johnson, through his secretary, is
sued a lengthy statement reviewing
their cases and saying:
"I cannot stay the course of the
law"
In the opening portion Of the state
ment the governor says:
'Witt and Oman were convicted of
murder. In an attempt to burgalrize
and rob they killed William Alexan-
der. l am asked to commute the sen
fences of both. The principal reason
advanced in behalf Of Oman is that
he is mentally defective, and in behalf
of Witt it is asserted that he did not
fire the fatal shot.
"The Oman case has engrossed the
attention of very large number of
people. Psychologists, social work
ers, scientists, men and women whose
motive is unselfish and humane, have
very vigorously represented to me
that Oman from birth has been def
cient in intelligence, and that by the
modern scientific tests his mentality
is rated as that of child of imma-
ture years.
~ have left undone nothing which
has occurred to me that might throw
light upon the subject. 1t is very far
from me to execute any man whose
mentality is such as not to render him
responsible; but I feel it my hounder
duty, whatever may be my persona
views of capital punishment, 20 exc
cute the law when the trial of Che de-
PENDANT has been full and fair and
when his intelligence is such rs to
bring him unequivocally and dearly
within the law defining reseponst Utility
for crime"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
NOTICE oH SALE or REAL ESTATE.

In the Superior Court Of the County
of Imperial, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of w. l..
Gibbs.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to the order of the Superior Court Of
the County of Imperial, state of Cali
fornia, made on the 18th day. of Feb
ruary 1916 in the matter of the estate
of w. L. Gibbs, deceased, the under
signed administrator OF said estate
will sell at private sale, as whole or
separately, to the highest bidder, upon
the terms and conditions hereinafter
m entioned and subject to confirmation
by said Superior Court, on or after the
10th day OF March. 1916, all of the right,
w. l.. Gibbs, deceased, in and to that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land stu
ate, lying and being in the County OF
Imperial state OF California, ana more
Lots one "a and two ca, Block four
90, Second Addition to Eel Centre. Lot
twelve (12), Block forty-siN (4G}, orig
inal townsite of the City Of III Centre.
Together with the tcnements and here
ditaments thereunto appertaining4
Terms and conditions OF sale; Cash
in lawful money of the United States;
tel, ner cent of the purchase money to
be paid at the time of sale, balance or
confirmation of sale, or on such other
provo Bids or, offers must be
the oBece of James w. Glassford at
tornev\ or said administrators, First Ma
tional l3ank Building. Fl Centre, Cali
fornia or deliyered GSrsonallX VI TO r, the the
office of the Clerk Of said Court,
Dated February 10 1915 EE,,o,,.s
Administrs tor of the Estate of w. l.
cihNs ID 'ooased.
~" W ~ ese TNrN r
Attorney Tor Administrators. Mch2
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
G. B. FOLSOM
MODERN SANITARY
PLUMBING
No. 1911 Sherlff's Sale
NOTICE OF EORECLOSURE SALE Ely
SHERIFF.,
Estimates Furnished
FL Centre. Cal. Phone 81


:, Z. h. Paris VS.. Henry j. Kerker, Kate
Kerker, Richard Roe, ct AL
Under and by virtue of Judgment
deF or sale issued out of the Superior
Court Of the County of Imperial, State
2 b 1913 the the sasa day Of Feb
ACTON, wherein c. d. Paris, the above
named plaintiff. obtained Judgment
ana an =, decree q, ne,n Of foreelosure and sale
K.erker, defendants, on the 18th da.'
of of p Paeab sJ a. ! A. D. 1915 for the sum
and counsel fees, which said decree
was, on the 18th day of February. A.
u; 1916, recorded in Judgment Book
OF said court, at Page 463, am COM
That part OF the west one-halt
e Of the eA 4ort S9u onshale 0 N Ks
of Tract forty-nine Ci9) TOWNSHIP
fifteen G5l south, Range fourteen
Southern Pacific Company's right o.
way, containing rs acres. more or
less, according to the government sur
thorized by Act of Congress. July
1902 approved December 22 1909 and
filed May "a, 1909, in the United states
land office. ut Los Angeles, California;;
together with the aDpurtenanees there
to and the rents, profits and issues
tn ereof
Public notice IS berebv given that on
Monday the goth day of March, A. ID.
1915. at 10 O'Clock a. m OF that dav
~ front Of the Court House door OF
tho County Of Imperial, viii, In obedi-
once 10 said Judgment decree and orr
dcr Of sale. sell the above described
property or so much thereof as may he
necessary "a raise sufficient money ~
laatisfy said Judgment and decree. with
NnterNst and costs etc, TO tho highest
r"d best bidder, for noid coin OF tho
Eritod States.
dated Tehruar.. ~ 1afG
g NJ Aprr rsSrtLL, Sheriff
r., y W ANnERsC~
Under Sheriff rFiMayI7
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03

Whereas in certain Deed of Trust.
ated April 2S, 1911. executed at Inn
Scott Nothery, single. party of the first
part. thu Los Angeles Abstract and
Trust Company, a corporation, party of
the second part and Banker3'
Guaranty Loan Company, corpora
ton. party of the third part. and r&-
corded May 6. 1911, in Book 56, Pare
1873, of Deeds, and June 1, 1911, in
Book Sc, PAGE 242 of Deeds, Records
of Imperial County, California, to
which records reference is hereby
made; said party of the first part. Ed
win Scott Nethery. single, did grant and
convey the premises therein descrii4 ed
to the Los Angeles Abstract and TRUST
Company, as trustee, for the uses and
purposes set out in said Trust Died,
among other uses, to secure the pay
inert of ore certain promissory hote
and interest, accordin" to the terms
of said note, and other sums OF mbney
advanced. and interest thereon. I the
same being made due and payable TO
Bankers Guaranty-Loan Company, 4
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
& ZINN
SALE DATES

negi,stered1 sale at the h .. Ear
March is, 1915. Holster riesian
cattle and Poland-China hogs. direct
from the George A.. Smith ranch at
Corcoran, Cal, In the heart Of the
San Joaquin valley. Sale begins
promptly at 10 a. m. George A..
Smith, owner; 3. c. Beers, clerk.
Watch the paper for the Large
CHAs. JOHNSON d. L. zINN
Auctioneers
Tel. 253W, Ell Centre
Residence 458 Olive st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A registered
Clydesdale stallion, weight about
1900, a dandy, for young or work
stock, auto or what have you? Also
Blue Toulouse goose and Indian Run
ner duck eggs, or geese for sale. j.
A. Wooliscroft 2 miles west of Holt
vile on r. r. X262
AM OFFERING my registered Duroc-
Jersey hogs for sale; old sows, gifts
Bradford, BIZ miles northeast of Ell
Centre. p. o. Box 101. x261
FOR SALE-25 head of heifers; nearly
rest springers. Burger Bros, 1 mil
north of Silsbee. x263
FOR SALE-40 head of young stock
Ruikleile, first house south of Whit
ing's corner. X260
FOR SALE-1OO feeder hogs, weight
100 pounds G. d. Willoughby &
,, soiss, $1,000 $1,000. -x.,.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03

Eleanor Glyn's Sensational Seria
commences in March Cosmopolitan
Brad's Smoke Shop.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
GEO..
AT THE FA
Wed,
Thirty Regist

Thirty Reg1Ste
old. Most of then
Bulls. These heife-
They are rich in K.v
blood. They will nal
ducing ancestors. i
champions.
Thirty Registered
been imported from tn
Of great milk and but
ponds on your herd sil
Fifty Extra Choic'
of the best boars of &
and more pounds of
quicker, and produce |;
twenty-five High
Iowa Wonder, who was
land China boar living
gage Lifters. Breed VI
Terms of this sal
made before the sale.
ing bankable note bear
and the balance in one
with the clerk, B. c.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-03-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE am now ready, by ord

FOX SALE--I am now ready, by order
OF the court, to receive bids on the
estate of 8. 3. Yokem, Tract 40,
1913. 160 acres, all well improved.
Agents get busy. This land must
sell. Mrs. Belle Mcbride, administra-
tr;x, Imperial.
r or sALki-I6U acres to subdivide |;
will sell in 4Os on practically a rent
proposition. with 10 years time for
payment. Drue c. Harrington, See
FOR SALE OR RENT-15O acres corn
or cotton land near Highline; good
terms. Address Box 202, HoltvilIe. x273
LOT FOR SALE-Desirable lot on
Hamilton Ave-, on easy terms. See
Owner, 451 Hamilton.