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Evening star., 1924-01-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEW. COLONIAL. EIGHT-R0oM DETACHED
brick house, near 18th and Webster nv; res
.onabls; no asen,s ,,,, MARTIN BROTHERS
11-ROoM BRICK HOUSE. III BLOCKS OF
Capitol; New Jersey ave; newly papered
throughout; this place has been reduced from
$1,000 ,s;s t. 'oo snss rsr EoaN EEILTY co
2l9 200 McGill bldg Main 1881.
TO CoLORED-NEw 5-RooM BUNGALOW.
Small cash payment and easy terms. Room y.
s19 18th ST. NV.
six ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE WITH
Sleeping porch. double brick garage for re-
hned colored purchaser. located on Ontario
rd.: terms. F0X. real estate. 1911 St
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE on OLE ST. NEAR
l4th very large lot. TO so-ft alley: price.
81 500; terms. FOX, real estate, 1911 II ST.
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HOMES
in northwest for low price m asked; tern terms o[ rea-
OWNER AND BUILDER WILL SELL or
easy terms his new Mt Pleasant homes. 6-S
rooms. garage. Adams cs01. feb l6'
SAVE YOUR RENT-wIIh HELP YoU
or write Mr. NEAI.E. l410 II $. NV.
PRACTICALLY NEW HoUsE-GoOD IOCA-
ton must sell isarins dcd city sickness ad
tie slS0 bath A' Brick House, 1872 ard st. Sc Good
condition. move IN on deposit. Phone owner
Adams 20I4. II
.o4 NORTH CAROLINA AyE.-BEAUTIFUL
bath; h.-w. h.; electricity. Owner
LIFETIME CHANCE-S250 CASH, BALANCE
like rent; new Groom box house; good north
east section; strictly modern; direct from
COIORED; DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF CITY {:
payment as low S1O0 some vacant. Law
RENEE FURR CO., 2112 10th st. NV. n.
2766.
-Two-story brick. containing 8 rooms. bath,
hot water heat, electric lights. front and dou-
Bile rear porches, hardwood noors. large lot
with room for garage. Phone Main $500 for
FOR COLORED-EXCELLEN NORTHWEST
location; LIST commercial zone; 10 rooms bath,
, furnace. gas, room for garage: price, 800; a
real bargain. Phone Main 33SS for inspection.
baths electric lights. built-in refriEerator.
sleeping porch, bult-in garage. house cem-
Pletely Screened ,ssy sMninss; immediate posses
BEAUTIFUL SPANISH TYPE BUNGALOW.
with red tile roof effect, h..wh. hardwood
cAMPBELI. dfssE 7sll sth ST. NV Frank seo4.
between 10 and IL am. Picture Of bungalow
sss CASH AND s65 MO-; 2STORY. 8 r. AND
bath, ami; $1,000. Allegheny ave.. near
Elm ave. Takoma Park Columbia s4T2-W. .
FLA. AVE. NV: NEAR 4th--7 ROOMS.
esth fSr garage n.ss eo@ ss5ec On 9th st. near Ps
rooms bath concrete block garage, holds .
largest cars: easily remodeled for any bust
ness; 50. $50. Private owner, p. II. BETHEA.
1909 10th st. NV.
North s54-w. II.
! ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW AT SACRIFICE.
Fine. convenient location, adjacent to troll
ley: refined surroundings; large plot. Owner
compelled to leave town. VIII include fur
niture and sacrifice for immediate sale at
81, 900. Small amount down and balance in
rent-like payments Telephone Main 1145.
BY OWNER. NEAR LINCOLN PARK Ne,
six-room brick house. IN fine condition and i'm
mediate possession. with Garage; price. S6, 2oO:
only $500 cash payment. j. d. GARMAS,
Franklin 1898.
18th & LINCOLN PARK-EXCEPTI0SALO OP.
portunity to buy s-r. brick, space garage;
l. NJ
Evening star., 1924-01-21
WANTED-MONEY

WANTED-M0NEY
$1,000 LOAN FROM PRIVATE PARTY, FOR
wears al Gfo. on northeast home. Address
Eox 44-A. Star Office.
WOULD BORROW $50. 900 ON USIMPROvED
u. G. property assessed at 100000. Address
Box 1lI-A, Star office. 21s
FOR SALE-$2. 500 SECOND TRUST NOTE
for year on d. C. property, bearing SO in
terest. Mr.. WHEELER, 1214 Eew York ave.
franklin 5I76 o2s
WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL HIGH
class first trust investments. netting purchaser
over per cent; also few desirab BILE second trust
Investments. netting around II per cent: all
In the city.
SPINk CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
$40 Union Trust bldg. Phone Main 776e.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
FOR EXCHANGE

MY EQUITY N FOUR-RO0M BUNGALOW,
nearby suburb. for first payment on modern
home in city. preferably new. Address Box
.SI-A Star office. 22s
TWO WE'LL LOCATED CORNER LOTS. CAP.
Heights. clear, for good equity or I'd trust
notes; describe what You have. Address Box
27u-I, Star office.
HAVE $4,000 CASH AND FROM S5o. .0uD TO
$4,000 clear property: will trade for business
property or an apartment house; price not 20
exceed S500,ea.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
GA 515-51G Bond bldg.
14th and y Y. Ave Main Az.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
so ACRES, s MILES FROM DISTRICT, NEAR
Marlboro pike: necessary farm buildings, Z
acres timber, free of incumbrauce. What have
MORGAN f. MORGAN & CO, e2a 10th st. NV.
Phone Franklin 1920.
Evenings Phone Frank. 1861 West 3l1s-J.
BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOMS, TWO-BATH HOME
in best section of Nit. Pleasant, has all mod
ern improvements, Including built-in garage
and instantaneous heater; house is almost
new: wish TO exchange for larger home in
general location, will sell outright
at very low price. Call Main 2f35, ask for
Mr.. SetZ.
76-ACRE FARM, IL MD. . MILES DIS
trict, ideal location for subdivision: exchange
city property: $225 acre. NJ. 1I13.
&III. EXCHANGE LUVEIY CORNER LOT.
Chevy Chose. for city property
721 18th. GRAY. Main 1414
1850 NEWTON ST. N.E.-LUT 25x15O: 5-R
frame: city water: gas; vacant: needs repair
ing; below street grade. What is your Offer
on terms or trade:
f. RIyERDALE, MD.-Cor. Edmonston I'd.
and East lane; opposite elec. stop Or.
Colonial frame; cleo light: furnace heat:
hennery: large orchard; Ia acres ground; can
be bought cheap il sold this month; easy
terms. trade; in early spring will bring
81 600 more than asking price.
S2I, 800 CLEAR PROPERTIES, in District;
trade for apartment up to 100000.
ment bargain that yields big net income.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 F st.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

4-ROOM FLAT. AMI, PRIVATE BATH.
side and rear porches. heat and light fur
nished. One block OF trolley station; $50 per
, month. Possession AT once ERNEST ii.
STINN 1898 Rhode Island ave. Mt Rainier
Nd. Phone Hyatts. EN. 496
Evening star., 1924-01-21
SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY

) ROOMS. SOME IMPROVEMENTS; Lot
6ixi2l: rooms: corner lot, 95x1OT: cement
road: $50 and $40 per month. e. h. MCSSoS,
Arlington. Va.
HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE
for sale or rent Phone Main 34St. 26s
Evening star., 1924-01-21

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II ST. NV. Franklin 8503.
o627 EyARTS ST. N.E.--6 ROOMS AND
bath: electric lights; newly parered and
GRANVILLE &. BRADFORD,
alg Bond building Main 55s3 25s
- EYE ST. N.W.--12 ROOMS AND BATH,
cleo, Sl25.
eos l. -. u.w.S rooms and bath, newly pa
percd and painted. $50
13h NaTnum st. NV rooms and bath, $50.
1221 Irving ST. n.w.-S rooms and bath. $50.
1912 1st 81. NV 6 rooms and bath, elec. and
sae. h-wh.. reduced Ia SO.
.'.3 12th It. s.w--7 rooms ami bath. 81.
63t I. 81. n.w.--12 rooms and bath. s1O0.
CAYWOOD BROS. 4 GARRETT, INC.
915 y Y. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1924-01-21
FOR SALE-LOTS.

CHEVY CHASE, d. C-TWO SQUARES
Conn; ave; all imps. in; very desirable for
take back md trust after building loan for
price: bargain. j. VI. King. Continental Trust
Bldg.
woODRIDGE. u. e. LARGE. SINGLE LOT,
Owner, IB Continental Tr. Bldg, l4th and
CHEAPEST LOT IN CHEVY CHASE, sPLEN-
didly situated for immediate building good
investment: located on north side of Mckin-
ley St. one-half block west of Connecticut
nve. Can Spruce ". 2434.
TWO OF THE BEST LOTS IN VIRGINIA
Highlands. high, well drained. good shade
trees. water. electricity; $500 for both J.. G.
CAMPBELL T3l sth st. NV. Frank. 6e64.
Easy terms.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS SOUTHEAST: PRErTI-
est townsite in u. e.: $3.50 each: $40 DOWN and
s. Der month: Address Box 213-Z. Star ONCE.
BEACTIFT'L LOTS AND VILLA SITES on
18th ST., 1i.h and Blagden ave. at prices
considerably below adjoining properties. Phone
owner, Main 1914 or Adams 930
ATTENTION BUILDERS. WE HAVE SEV-
erai tracts Of land in good northwest and
once: F0N. real estate. 1911 II st. NV.
RANDIE IIrs.-Tw0 FINE LOTS. LEVEL.
improvements: near bus: price and terms
right. Mr.. Lee. 2529 q 81. Sc BPS
LOT IN tIIENI CHASE. u. g. 100 TT
front. with 1000 81. n. uf free parking
Sewer. water. gas and Sidewalk paid for by
owner. Near ears, on 120 IT. ST. Surrounded
10y all new homes. plenty of trees. for only
Si.i~. II you want a bargain get this quick.
Address Box IA. star office.
LARGE CITY BTILDINoI LOTS on Both ST
ne, $3.50: on Adams and Douglass St. at
s4O0. Inside Of tho District and one car fare
10 them: excellent lo"ation to build yourself a
home or good investment for you. J. u.
GARMAS. Franklin 1898.
LOT IN CHEVY CHASE. 60xlTI. ONE BLOCK
from Conn ave: cement sidewalk. paved
street, sewer. gas and water: graded ready 10
clear. 20
for quick sale. Address Rox 35-A. star office
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB JUST OFF
Conn. ave: 200 IT.; = acreA in first block
west OF Conn. ave. near Columbia Club: SPLEEN
did villa site: large oak trees. Terms Ad-
dress Box BIZ. Star office 23s
GIIELN y
Evening star., 1924-01-21
WANTED-LOTS.

TO BJ'ILD ONE OR MORE STORES :
please give location of lot. price. terms. etc.
Address FoX 26J-A. Star office. 2l'
I WILL RrY OR TRADE IMPROVED PROP.
erty for good building lots in the District. II
Won lots 50" me. CHAS. NJ. CORS0N.
1921 Fdirmont street NV, call Adams .pSj
in the evenings
Evening star., 1924-01-21
Main gS9-9s3.
ROOMI\G HOISI.

~ :.
Il -ooms. at 1874 Corcoran St nv; SS}. 80
Der month Income is 5000 a month. Furni-
Iurc in this house for sale at $1,000. Inspect
any time.
1922 SPRING ROAD N.W.-
6 rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. elec.
and gas: porches; lst-tioor
kitchen: sos.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
-20 I-+b & n w
Evening star., 1924-01-21
SALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY


lGl" 10Th ST. N.W.-yALUABLE STORE
and apt: 3-car garage; immediate posscssion.
Owner, J. ALTMAN. 1904 North Capitol st
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION STORE
suitable for print shop. electric fixtures, hard
ware store. paint shop, barber shop and many
other places of business: a speculative buy at
the price. Size Il feet wide by - feet deep.
tan ARNOLD 4 COMPANY. Main "43I.
CORNER.
located in fine NV. section, brick corner
having store and apis. Of = rooms and la III
each: hot-water heat and elec.: store now
vacant; apis. well rented. Prince. SlT.5tH.
This i good investment. Phone Main $500
BAUMAN n HEINZMAS 1904 II st.
!. ST; list WEST or conn. AVE.
STORE, pWEILING. LARGE GARAGE.
l.. w. GROoMES. 14l6 ST.
UPPER I4th STREET
LIST commercial zone; suitable for any bus!-
ness; dwelling 20 feet wide. easily reInod
eled Price. $4,000. Easy terms. l.. +. I.
PRINCE, lIi0 II 81. NV.
GARAGE SITE. CORNER NEAR FLORIDA
and Georgia aves. Improvements will carry
all charges.
UNION REALTY CORPN.
1910 e. So. NV. Nam Sii3
Evening star., 1924-01-21

9th e. MD. AvE.-2-STORY APT. IL RMS,
3 b tins. ami, space garage; rents S17o mo-
Price S11 900; terms. Main 1414
Evening star., 1924-01-21
1924 PARK PLACE NV.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.

4 thoroughly modern Groom and ba tn home,
with colonial front porch. and facing beauti-
ful Soldiers Home Park.
St5Qd per month.
Evening star., 1924-01-21

CHEVY CHASE. ID. 1.-TWO SQUARES
Conn. ave; all imps. in; very desirable for
building; near circle: will sell for 81 1850 and
take back 2nd trust after building loan for
price: bargain j. VI. King. Continental Trust
Evening star., 1924-01-21

RENT Observation-Disclosures.
Continued. ----------
ST. Ist ST. Nw.-UNFURNISHED; TEN
noons: water on every floor; gas range:
furnace; good condition; open s;3o 10 10. T.
Rent, S65. ----------
II BRYANT ST. Nw.-9 LARGE ROOMS.
rage. 500 Phone Woodside 93-M. II.
o943 18th NEAR COLUMBIA RoAp-TEN
rooms and 2-csr garage; business or residence
reasonable. Columbia 1902. II.
FOR RENT-l71S WILLARD ST. NV. SlS
rooms and bath. porch and cellar, Si1.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York Ave.
8 ROOMS. BATH. NEWLY DECORATED
throughout; back yard; $50. So st. ne.
-,o7 ASCOTT PI. y NE.-COMFORTABLE NEW
Broom and bath home. s65 per. Reference re-
auired. DAVIS & STEELEsH142o n u ave.
NV.
1872 3rd ST. NE.-S-R0OM, bath, ELEC-
tricity. Reasonable. North 4G9e
1910 GIRARD Sr.--TEN ROOMS. TWO TILE
baths newly psrered and painted throughout;
modern: large yard to alley. UNION REAL
Try CORPN.. 1i10 t. st. Main S413.
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY BRICK HOUSE;
omen fireplace; rooms and bath with glasSed-
In sleeping porch: hot-water heat: all modern
improvements; can lie converted into apts.
4sIs 9th st. NV. Phone Columbia 7Ia-J. 22'
on WIDE AVE N.W.-A.M.I.: ROOMS.
completely furnished; piano. every thing except
linens: TO responsible party; rent, Sl0O; one
room rented. Phone Col. 17S1-J. II.
FOR RENT-NO. 1916 y ST. NV 10 X.
and . baths, sl35. No. 1910 G st. n.w.-10
]. and bath, sl@J- Apartment. No 1919 Mt.
Pleasant 81. NV rooms. kitchen. sun porch,
$50 ]. EDWARD LEWIS. 912 18th ST. NV.
1924 PARK PLACE NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
MOUNT PLEASANT

Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
tSesr 18th 81. and Park Road
Sample house. 2053 Rosemont ave; open
until pm. daily ~
8 and rooms, garage, large norcbes in
stantaneous water heater, attic,
Any broker or
II. n. GRCYER,
Owner snd Builder. Main sg7o %.
Evening star., 1924-01-21
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Continued.

NORTH BEACH, MD.-G-ROoM BUNGALOW.
nr. water front, will sell cheap or exchange
for city property. VI. 1914
NEAR FOREST GLEN-fla ACRES. TWO
houses. large chicken house. stable, orchard
electric light: s7UD: less; easy terms
JOHN +. KNOTT. Gig at
Evening star., 1924-01-21

Here are two good ones-A six room house.
newly decorated: very large rooms with every
city convenience. Price. $500. Terms.
fye-room brick bungalow: new, complete
and up TO date, with all conveniences. Price.
$s. 100. To rms.
See these today IL possible
+. C. G0ODN0W COMPANY.
100 Intn 81 u Main 20
Evening star., 1924-01-21

CHEVY CHASE. u. &.
Clear corner lot. all improvements. shade
trees. foot terrace. surrounded hv beautiful
houses; will trade for equity in business or
residential property. Address Box 21S-X. star
Evening star., 1924-01-21
FOR SALE--HOUsES.

6,500-NORTHWEST
New bungalow. large rooms. sl.ssed.fa
sieepng porch; colonial front porch; large
10Y; snade trees; hot.wster heat; tile bat6;
improved stucco; strictly white community:
~ min; by 18th st.. car; all imrrovements
Low Low cssn payment and terms. CORY a CORY
Evening star., 1924-01-21

WOODBRIDGE. ID. C., LARGE, SINGLE LOT,
near school, water in: good section; only SiO0
Owner, 800 Continental Tr. Bldg. l4th and
LII Er I111
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
Ruth i'm Orator
Role at Racket
OF Writer'S Assn.

NEW YORK, Jan. %. - "WheN
7ou re talking about a spade, you
might as we'll call It a spade. There's
nothing like being on the level when
you're talking 70 a lot of smart fe'-
lows" Babe Ruth said last night
when he stepped out Of his pqrt rs
tic champion sWattcr and bccama an
orator of parts at the first annual
"lacket' - of the Baseball Writer'S >
Association. The Babe was fairly
bursting out of the fancy soup AMI
fish he had draped on. He got his
talk over with as much Kick and
with as few mistakes as "Squire"
Lands, who followed him. Ruth
was showed ahead on the program 50
that he might catch midnight
train for his New England farm,
Whcle he has been building ooops for
the finest herd of chickens ln three
countries.
"About year ago. he con,
tinucd, 81 took the baseball writers
into my confidence and | told them
what | WAS going to do and princiP-
ally what | was not going to do.
They believed me and they heipcI
me to keep my promise. -
The Babe said that his boss, Col
onel Jacob Rupert deserved more
credit than he IS beng given for tn"
success of the Yank8 III the lest
three years.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
u. S. COMES IN
THIRD IN WINTIE..R. | IE..R.
YMPsC GAMES
By United press LEASED Wire

CHAMONIX, France, Jan. 23.-
After finishing 4 poor third in The
speed skating contests which stare,
81 the 1925 Ci7npic eaues here,
American 80 es for suowlng j.
tle winter ypa.t5 program war>
transferred today to the hockey
II nations. .
Finiond, e~Fccte, to -uc tDc ....
ia &eroI5 r,Nal ot tue Aaer,...
team in the big tgacn aad tel
%;imas heNt oal2, " lt,-d ava w.,.
f r. honors in tho aurcG ssss.
eventing by scoring three first and
enough points to total 481$. Nor
way Was aeaonu Nith JJ72. Ihc
United States was third with Il
and Sweden pulled UP last wit.
one point.
Thunbarg of Finland was The in
4ividual oar Of the speed shatia.
contests. He lived up to the judg-
mcnt of experts here who told the
americans a week ago that lie was
the fastest skater i'll the world.
Thunberg Comes to U. s,
Thunberg won the 1900 ana $500
meter races and pulled up 1T ,thc
81 oh the 10000 metr event to
allow his teammate, Skutnab, to
WA tne glory OF 9, ilrst pGi.e.
It is iH,ly ThuGberg will be in
America soon, as he has been n
vited to compete in the American
Championships, and he may leave
today with ,thc American team,
which is returning home.
The only points which the United
States Tas able to score were
brought in by Charles Jewtraw who
had the honor of winning the first
event of the 1924 games--the SEQ
meter raco-and by Vincent Balls,
who added one point in the 1850
meter race for siAth place.
Although the American team did
not clean up, hey made . most i'm
presaive showing and came ont o.
the contests as the most popular
team an the &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
Arrest Father,
Seek Woman Tn
Cruelty Outrage
By United Press Leased Wire

SANTA ANA, Jan. 28.-Formai
charges Of contributing to the de-
hnquepey of the two minor children
Of Floyd z. Hatch, found by off
eers bruised and under-fed IN the
family rcsidencoihcrc, were,Sa.urdav
1lled against Hatch and the wo-
man who posed rs his second wife.
Hatch, during quizzing this
morning, admitted that he was not
married TO the woman, authorities
reported. lie gave her name as
Mrs. Bertha Phards, and said they
Mad been living together for some
time.
When deputy shcriffs went to
the residence TO take her into Gus
Jody, they found size had disap-
pearGd. Ncighbors said she fled
lest nigh with lter OWN two chill
drcn, Flcdc?ick II, and Robert, 9,
IL her husband s. automobile.
Hatch is III jail, following his
arrrst late yesterday, and it is cx-
pected The woman viii be captured
before night.
The Two mistreatcd children, Al
tn, 6, and Ernest, 3, are still in
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
HAYERS, BRITISH
NOTABLE, LOSES
IN CAL. TOURNEY
Cool Confidence of Sara
zen Stands Him in
Good Stead
by United Prsns neasen wire

LOS ANGELE9, Jan. 28.-Golt
fades into >ho bachssoun4.e 81
Southern California sp,rtr as G>n
2sra&en depart FIR Mimi. j., g..
today rs the unoiticia. world pro
fcssional champion.
Arthur Harera, who by yu;uc Of
being the British open chaul2iaa
was regarded as the world 5 be.t
golfer, lost lis honors 10 the cool
little American yesterday at the
Hillcrast Country Club up and
to play Beginning the second SO
holes up on the Britisher, Sara
zen was never III danger of losing.
Although he was pressed hard IN
the morning round, the American,
by his superior work on the greens,
was able to maintain his safe lead.
Confident and nonchalant. Sara,
zen was never i'll danger. He play
ed with the imme&surable assur-
&nee of checker player, certain
lis opponent could not fathom an
intricate series of moves. On the
TOT N"iu 'lShVi holt, Out III Tue
morning, however llavers made Il
birdie four, (which caused the Am
eriean to tighten.
~ began to feel the matrh was
slipping on me and l deterrp pined 10
put everything | had into my
Shots Sarazen remarked after
the days work. This is exactly
what lie did and the rest of the
day Havers could not, even b. some
marvellous approach shots, even the
count. To prove his skill, Sarazcn
took the ninth and tenth.
The morning round ended three
rp for the American, the media.
score being rs and "A, with Sara
zen low.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
Mexica|i Again
Down to Defeat

For the second successive Sunday,
Bud Shaney, star pitcher Of the
MeXicali baseball team met defeat,
the CaleXico warriors beating him
yesterday afternoon at Calexico by
the score of 2 to.i.
The game was Il good one, partic-
ularly from the CaleXico standpoint.
Both teams went scorcless until the
seventh inning, when the Palaeios
scored Il run. IN view of the good
pitching on both sides, this one run
looked mighty big. In the eighth
inn'pg however, the CaleXico heavy
artillery got into action, and before
they could be stopped, two runs had
been showed across the plate. That
ended the scoring, but it was enough
to give CalcXico a victory, and cause
Bud Shaney considerable pain.
Shaney and Hernandez did the
battery work for McXicaIi, vii
Wright and Conke doing similar
honors for CalexicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
kLANSMEN Will.
SEEK ABOLITION
OF MASK SOON
BY United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 28.-Aboii-
ton of the mask viii be demanded
at the cCnclave of klansmen of the
nation, called by former emperor
Il. Y. Clarke, to meet February 2G
to "kill or cure the "Invisible
Empire.
Atlanta Khan No. /, tho 'Hnoth-
err klan, made '.his clear in an
nouncirg that it had taken over
preliminary plans for the congress
Cf klansmen.
We are convinced that the
mask has been abused and has put
the order into disrepute and we
favor its immediate elimination -,
a statement of the "mcther khan
said
The Atlanta klan announced also
that it would make an effort in
the convention to radically change
the system of electing officials and
other phases of organization.
the Curtry Hospital, being care
fully nurturcd back to health, and
their bruised and broken bodies
treated by kind nurses.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
Divorces Beat
Widows to
No. 2
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lily United Press Leased Wire
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 29.-
The number of divorces in Cali
fornia is increasing at the rato
OF more than 100 per cent i'll
ten years, according TO figures
made public today hy l.. o.
Ross, chief of the bureau Of
vital statistics of the state
board of health.
More divorces, in proportion
TO their number, re-wed. They
also make their second bow in
matrimony sooner than wild
oWs.
In 1920 there were %. 105
divorces in California. Since
that time 5,194 have secured
their final DEGREES and failed
to wed again. Consequently
there are now 2S,3OO divorces
in the state.
Women who have lost their
husbands and failed to select
another as yet now number
100, ,444. In 1920 they were
162,871. an increase of 25,573.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
HIGHEST WESTERN
HERD AVERAGE IS
MADE IN COLORADO

California has 1917 cows which
produced more than 40 pounds of
lat during the month of Novem-
Der. This is according to the report
of the western office of the Dairy
Division of the L. S. Department
of Agriculture. These cows were
tested in p associations. In nine
western states there were 5479 cows
which produced more than 40
pounds of butterfat. The best herd
average fo: an association was in
Colorado, where the Holstein herd
owned by George +. Sinton aver
aged 61.2 pounds of fat.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
ISLAND IN WEST
INDIES FIRST III
HARDING FUND
ny United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-From
an island in the West Indies which
holds the honor of being the first
of all the states and territories un-
der the American flag TO fill its
quota, $1O,S47, III the Harding Me
mortal Association has come a conf
plete campaign report in Spanish
and English.
Alaska, where Mr.. Harding was
warmly received last summer, has
wired that it will give more to the
fund per capita than any other
state or territory.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
San Diego Will
Have Speedway
Costing 100000

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. 28.-
John S. Prince, builder of the Al
toona and other famous au,o speed
ways, intends TO build The world 5
Easiest track in san Diego, he an
nouncod Saturday. n mile and a
quarter wood structure is planned
at a cost of 100000.
The speedway is planned as part
of the grand national circuit with
two big race programs year
one bc'wecn Thanksgiving day and
Christmas and the other shortly af-
ter Washington S birthday in which
world famous speed kings viii com
pete.
Loc@l auto dealers will met with
Prince this week to discuss the 10.
cation and finances for the pro-
jcct.