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P A c X A r D
''The Safest Used Car Market IN the World
PACKARD 8 TOURING. DEMONSTRATORS,
CANNOT BE TOLD FROM NEW FINISH
TIRES AND MOTOR STANDARD; NEW
CAR GUARANTEED YOU CAN MAKE A
SUBSTANTIAL SAVING ON THIS CAR.
FORD 4-pooR SEDAN, sS.zS COVERS,
TIRES, MANY OTHER EXTRAS: THIS CAR
IS TIP TOP EVERY WAY. S450.OO.
PACKARD 8 COUPE. lie MODEL: S BAL
LOON TIRES. GOOD PAINT, MOTOR IN
STANDARD CONDITION: DOWN PAYMENT.
$500: BALANCE EASY TERMS.
sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL s SEDAN. IN
TERROR IN WONDERFUL CONDITION:
MOTOR AND TIRES GOOD, PAINT
SLIGHTLY DULL. 5000.
We have a few other models at
equally low prices; terms may
be arranged, and we will accept
small, light cars as part pay
rnent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1907 Kalorama Road.
Just off 10th St.
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UICK
Used Car Dept.
Why We Think That This
Is a Good Time To
Buy
Used CAR

You'll find these well worth looking over
Buick coach. ...,......$l $50
Maxwell touring ........ $50
Buick 4-cyl. touring. -. 5OO-
REQ touring, 7-pass. 49,. $50
Nash touring. $50
Buick E touring. -.... 600
Buick 6 touring, Calf. top. 300
Chevrolet sedan. 500
Ford coupe. .....-..-. 225
Dodge sedan. n...-...... 900
Chevrolet sedan. $50
Buick six 7-pass. .......- $50
Chevrolet coupe. AS
Buick E touring, 7-pass. ;. $50
Studebaker light 6 touring 500
Ford touring. 200
Chevrolet touring. ....... ESQ
Maxwell coupe 500
Westcott touring. ....... 600
Paint, tires and mechanical
condition of the above cars Al.
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
lois 18th St. Main 52o6
GOOD HONEST
VALUES IN
USED CARS.
Prices that are fair. Terms to
suit.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1907 14th St. NV. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
HUDSON-ESSEX
USED CAR FACTS.
The increasing demand for
new Hudson and Essex cars en-
ables US to offer real bargains
in good used cars.
1924 Essex Coach $3.50
1924 Maxwell Sedan. n.............,.....s $50
isss isa ehsS50s1 aanp spors eSHRs sso ssS
1928 Chevrolet Sedan. dan..........ee.s,.... $50
!eSf 6uoson oodcn' n'-.s.ss.sss.~ssssss.. 1,Oo0
1921 Dodge Touring. ns........-............ 300
1921 Kissell Touring. nr.........,...,...... 800
1928 Olds Sport Touring. g.............. 525
1921 Oakland Sedan. nn...........-.....-.. $50
1922 Maxwell Touring g................ $50
1919 Cadillac Touring Observation-Disclosures. 475
1923 Ford Sedan. Observation-Disclosures. 1s5
| Many Other Wonderful
Bargains.
Lambert-Hudson Motors,
1722 L ST., at Conn. Ave.
USED CARS
VARIOUS MAKES
REASONABLE TERMS.
Washington Cadillac Company,
a1Sa-114o Conn. Are. Phone Erank. 8907
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DODGE rot RING. 1919: excellent mechanical
condition: bumper, windshield wiper. mirrors
tires and battery practically now; will demon
strate: 500. tlevc. iII4. l"
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FORD roadster, 1924, like new. s95 cash. bal
anee II months: no finance charge. 1119 2ls
st. Call Sunday.
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FORD roadster, 1924, guaranteed condition,
$3.50 See at 326 E. Capitol Sunday between
IL and q
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PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE,
1925 18th St. NV.
1924 WILLYS-KNIGHT C0UPE-SEDAN
1924 BUICK 5-PASS SEDAN.
1923 CHALMERS COACH
1923 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1923 OAKLAND SPORT.
1929 CLEv vEI4AND TOURING.
1922 FRANKLIN TOURING.
1922 BUICK TOURING.
MERCER SPORT TOURING.
Low Prices-Reasonable Terms.
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DON'T MISS THESE.
Cadillac 81 Sport Touring 1928
Stearns Knight Coupe, 1923.
Studebaker Light Touring, 1924.
Hudson Coach, 1928
Dodge Sedan, 1924
Hudson Sedan. 1928.
Dodge Business Coupe, 1923.
Peerless Coupe. 1924.
We proud to have such an assortment
Of late cars, and know that they warrant
your inspection.
THE AUTO MART,
TonIpkin's Garage. 17th & Kalorama Rd. NV.
Phone Adams 1881.
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COLE sedan, late 1922: newly painted; ex-
celent mechanical condition: terms, 1854
cash, balance monthly. n. 1850. 1927 Conn.
ave.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILES

BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
for good ones at 50 so Cracked cylinders
repaired In carr all broken metals welded.
Weldit Co ria 1st N "
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FORD TOURS. (startersti hrst-class cars;
eludng insurance; no finance charge; 30-dsy
guarantee; extras; spare tire with every car.
Open Sunday. Monk Motor Co, All Mo- ave.
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CLEVELAND 2-dr. brougham. 1923, newly
pa inted and in excellent condition; terms, S346
cash, balance monthly. y. $3.50. l721 Conn.
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FORD touring body. 1925. absolutely new. S15
cash; complete. Adams 4717
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THIS is CAR NO. 1-R.
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STEAMSHIPS.
SAILINCS TO EUROPE

Norwegian America Line, p W'haII
ST., New York
New New York -Norway- S wedcn Denmark FINLAND
BERGENsFJ6RD june aSs y Aug. i5s ( Sept. sept Il
Red Star Line, 1903 F ST. NV, Wash.
plymouth h-Cherbourg-Autwerp.
: rZEpEILAHD Z 81 ;a-H -. June June 4 July : July 20
9FT1A .PfTTsBhRG June June Jg5y Jgjy q A9E AgE
BELGENLAND June - July % Aug. 90
Royal Mail, 20 Broadway, N. Y.
ov,N. Y. to Cherborre IS southampton.
OnI1 .-....... rJttac 4+JuiE 2Tauly 80
.'oRCA ..........J June 20 july s Aug Is
'ohCDnNA 4C1ii "a june ~ July - Aug q
Am. Line. 2z W'haI ST.,
New York
NY TO Norway sweden Denmark Finland.
.f1I, .4EI Ar & NV IL June Sept. Oct 10
FREbER1R FTREEfbis RtAT T1iI TUNE June "a 5 Aug sept
UNITED STATES July Aug. 20 oct l
Via Boston
Swedish Am. Line, q State St., N. Y.
New York 70 sweden. Norway. Denmark.
.DROTTNINGHOLM juno 3 July . Aug 90
STOCKHOLM June 80 Aug. ! sept 10
Transatantica Italiana, State ST.,
New ork
DANTE ALIG FRI June 30 Aug IA Sept. 30
GIUSEPPE VERDI July ) Sept. Oct
United i"ist Amsros1 r.srcs ni7b lines $3.50 gway,
Hamburg Am. Line NJ. Y.
N Y. to CherbourE- E-Southampton-H Ham burg.
RESOLUTE ....... June > June 30 July 20
ALBERT BALLlN.- june y july % sept.
RELIANCE ........ June Is July II Aug
DEUTSCHLAND june % Aug. sept. ] z
CLEVELAND july Aug 20 Oct /
\. Y. 70 Cobb Queenstown. Hamburg.
'MESTPHALIA June 1 Aug. q Oct.
"THt RINGIA -. June : July 30 Sept. 10
MOUNT CLAY July > Aug. IS Sept ~
U. S. Lines. 1919 c ST. NV. Wash.
LEVIATHAN ..... June - July July IS
\. y plymouth -Chcrhourg- Bremen
9. WASHiNGToN. June 70 july 3 Aug.
PRES. ROOSEVELT June - July 20 Aug. rs
'PRES. HARDING July sept. Sent. 80
'AMERICA .-..-. July % Sept 9 Nov. 2S
Ny. to Cobb fOuren-toNnt. Plymouth
Cherb1urg and Bremen.
PRES. HARDING june 3 Aug ! .......
AMERICA ....... June 20 Aug. 10 Oct. 21
White Star Line, 1903 r St. NV,
Washington, D. C.
y to Cherbgu-E and Southampton
E0NERIC ........ June June p July 9
MAJESTIC June - July 3 July %
OLYMPIC -..-..-. June 20 July Aug.
y. Y. Cobh Queenstown and Liverpool.
BALTIC ......... June July Aug.
CELTIC June I3TLIiE Aug. ,
ADRIATIC -..... June 90 July Is Aug. Il
WA Boston.
BIN STEAMERS
$ Offices or Local Steamship Agents
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LARGEST AND BEST WATERFRONT BUN
galow on the market at this low price
S3 500. Easy terms. Contains living room,
15x26 ft.: 3 large bedrooms, kitchen. bath,
. large screened porches. Overlooks beauti-
ful park. beach and pier. Short auto drive
from Washington. Free booklet and auto
routes. WILLIAM +. MATTESON. Bond
Rldr Phnrnn Mi, G--1
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FINEST DETACHED HOUSE OPERATION
IN CHEVY CHASE.
/ FOR THE SMALL FAMILY
AND
, FOR THE LARGE FAMILY.
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF FLOOR PLANS
TO SELECT FROM.

SOME center-hal plan. SOME have bedroom and
avaory first floor. SOME have three bedrooms and
baths and sleeping porch OTHERS have bedrooms three
complete baths and two avatories.
EACH has huge shade EACH has d brick
garage Every house is BRICK of the finest kind. STEEL
supports for all window and door openings All porch pillars
metal all porch floors There be
depreciation upkeep We have better
Downstairs walls paneled Floors up and down
oak The latest hotwaer heating Everything
make proud and happy shower basement for the
servants. The interior finish is EXQUISITE.
The location is unsurpassed, it is "RITTENIIOUSE
STREET" which links nationally known "CHENY CHASE
CIRCLE with nationally known ROCK CREEK PARK
and further you will have the best location RTTEN
HOUSE STREET." just squares off the "CIRCIE" and
Immediately opposite 100000 estates (lhink OF vewD
We unhesitatingly that NOWHERE have better
values made possible only by acquiring large of land
building large scale and giving the benefit of the
for immediate sale
RITTENHoIsE II.
PHONE CLEVELAND ;a6Ga9w LGHEyY CHASE BRANCH FoR
McKEEVER & GOSS~
1415 X ST.
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STEAMSHIPS.

emssisan en"sIs Lin. nine 1aSs f St. St. NV NV
White Star = Incl, Linefs's,''l Westminster
ARABIC to noe n1y H5~2nrF1 A@E
Atlantic Transport, .o iaos + St. NV,
Washington, D. c.
StsSE%HskA :}ans June sS }aEy }aEy : AaE AaE
tomits Cherbours; calls at Boulogne.
Canadian Pacific, 9o5 18th St. NV,
Washington, D. c.
Montreal to Liverpool
:sSS%s99SsEEh sSSSS%s99SsEEh June {uIg 51iy q 3a:y
nonrnor9SHEs Quebec E 5uIs TiTf5pS4 iS 5Sy ~ Aug
94sbec.S .Shszboulg south amPtoS- H smburs.
EM EMPEss FRaNtE June 5S a 3ay 8 AaE AaE
MontreaI-Cherb -Southampton-An Antwerp.
MhLllA nas e s9iy 70 Aug I
.MARLOCH 49,. June July = .......
%5SfskSH :%%5SfskSSfH sa!y ss#, err 3
. A Quebec 70 Belfast lassow. ''
'MONTLAURIER July 80 Aug. 81 Sept. "a
French Line, 1906 N. Y. Ave. NV,
Washington, .. C..
New York-Plymouth- ! -Hayre,Paris 1n1o Pa I,,
New 4ork-Havre-PdrlS.
LA SAVOIE June July July 20
:.PEEc GRASSE june July ., AUG s.. q, 2
New York-vigo tspainl. Bordeaux
.LA BOURDONNA1S June 10 Sept. "A Oct -
.ROuSSILLON July 4 Aug. II Sept. 2S
CHICAGO ..... Aug. 81 Oct. II ...-...
Hamburg American Line
(See United American Lines)
Holland American Line, "a State ST..
New York
NY. TO Plymouth. Boulogne- Sur-Mer. Rott'm
VEENDAM 49,. June ] 3 July 3 Aug. -!
VOLENDAM -. June 20 July 20 Aug 20
NEW AMSTERDAM June % Aug. / Sept. 5
'RYNDAM $1,000 July 4-..........
Italian Lloyd (Sabaudo)
Int. Exc. Bank, Gen. Agts., 5th and n
SITS: NV Wash, o. c.
New York to Naples and Genoa
CoNTE JHs RoSSo so ,;nn Lung 81 l3 July Aug %
italian Line (N.GIJ, / State ST., NY.
New York to Naples and Genoa
:SS5tkS4R ::SStkS4R9 june june 80 2a sa' 3 sspt. aqs Is Is
North German Lloyd, 80 B'way, N. Y.
v Plymouth -Cherhourg- Bremen
91n VENT r T% jun. IS .BREMEANh June june
,,,-rrzSi, y TO Bremen na lDIrsctl. :,
.YoRckc S5un, 20 s yEET'SA AaIu!. Aug. Is
n Y. to Queenstown lCohhl. Bremen.
BREMEN ...... June % July rs Sept 1
%ONE CLASS c.
Further information from Companie
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ZONE CLASS
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II { NAPsuAJrS SAFE

-.
BY virtue of a writ of TERI iaClas lssucG
out of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia ana to directed. ! will sell az
public sale for cash. III front of the court
house door west wing. on d street between
Fourth and Fifth streets northwest. Wash
ington. D. c. AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ, ON
MONDAY. June l. 1925. all the right, title,
-laim and interest of the defendants, The
Shil,, Tabernacle No. "a. of the Sons and
Daughre-s and Brothers and Sisters OF
Moses a corporation. in and TO the follow
ing described real estate. tO-wit: Lot Sl9.
square 50S7. Benning road northeast. in the
District of Columbia. Seized and levied
upon. as all the right title, claim and inter.
est of said defendants in and TO said real
estate. and sold to satisfy Judgment at law
No T0OS7 in favor of John T.. Stewart.
E c. SNYDER United States Marshal.
my9 16.23.30
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIt-
cult Court of Montgomery County. Md. in
Equity No 434O. l viii offer for sale. on
Tuesday. JUNE NINTH. 1925. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK ? M. on the premises. lots num-
bered ,, 3, 4 and the east 20 feet Of lot. 3 in
block O. section 4. Cf.vy Chase. Md. facing
north on Rosemary street near corner OF
Connecticut ave. and Meadow lane and about
one block north of the Chevy Chase Club
house.
:. For particularly i9quire of H. Randall
Webb. Colorado Building.
CAROLINE II. ADDISON. Trustees,
H: .RANpALL WEBB. Attornays
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B. H. GRUVER HOMES.
Open for Inspection
Daily and Sunday Until PM
1414-18-24 Orren St. NE.
6 large rooms. tapestry brick. tiled bath
hardwood floors and trim. cleo. big front
porches. double rear porches. screened:
refrig porcelain sink. heated garage, etc
Low price. Easy terms. Immediate pos
session.
32O1 Adams Mill Rd. NV.
z rooms, 2 baths. garage: reasonable price
and terms. For sale by any broker
B. H GRUvER, Owner and Builder.
ain 267O-71. After pm. Adams 1888.
l6s
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CHRISTOPHER II. POPE.
WILTON j. LAMBERT.
c. G. SLOAN 4 CO. INC, AUCTIoNEER-

DONALDSON. JOHNSON & FRAILEY. ~
Attorneys for Holder of Notes.
r,IoI d&6S pxSu
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS J. OWEN & son. AJCTIONEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Apartment House, Known as
the Columbia, Situated 140l
Cirard ST. NV.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in LIber 4462. folio 25 et SEQ. of
the land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees viii sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises,
AID. 1928. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises situate
in the District OF Columbia and designated
as and being lot l IN block 40 in the sub
division of the North Grounds of Columbian
University" as per plat recorded in the office
of the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Liber Governor Shepherd. at folio 149.
said block being now known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as SQUARE G66S, to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash. balance IN two
equal installmeuts, payable In one and two
years with interest at Z per cCntum per
annum payable quarterly. from day of sale
secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold or all cash at the option OF the put
chaser. deposit of $4,000 will be re-
quired at time Of sale. An conVeyanciIEs
recording. revenue stamps and notary fees 10
justed to date of sale. The trustees reserve
the right 10 require any bidder 10 show
ability TO make the deposit required by the
terms of sale before accepting any bid from
him. Terms Of sale to be compiled with
within thirty DAYS after sale otherwise prop
erty may be resold al risk and cost of de
faulting purchaser. after five days adv err
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in the city Of Washington. District
CHRISTOPHER II. POPE. -
WILTON J. LAMBERT.
DONALDSON. JOHNSON & .FRAILEY. nr
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
LXPERT FURNITURE MOyIEG. LOCAL
AND LONG DISTANCE REMOVALS.: 81
HOUR SERVICE: LOWEST RATES. Ma
TIOEAL DELIVERY ASSOCIATION. INC.
1917 y. Y. AVE. MAIN l460-I46l.
THE RELIANCE TRANSFER CO. ALL
work guaranteed satisfactory. 23g o ST.
NV. Phone North 1860. Call after , 80
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
School Head Is
Mourning Loss
Of His New Car

II. {. Coc, county superintendent.
81 schools. is TODAY mourning the
loss Of brand HrW Ford car, whi-l
va sJoica Ia the city yesterday
afternoon.
The superintendent parked his ear
"a the north side a Main street.
serosS from The Red From Grocery,
vlale h. attended to some business.
IL WaS away only a few minutes.
aa3 urou his return found THAI the
c.f was missing. lie reported tho
matter to 5he police, aad though Il
hurried -yarcl # lie citr was made,
ae trase O. he car could be found
Nj. Coo stated that he noticed
man lettering around the street
NAeu le parked his car, but did mo-
taF any particular attention to him,
L is believed b. the police hat this
individual i, tbe ono VINO took the
car.
The latter Is a 1922 model tour
ing car, carrying California license
r.afc, B-gl-2.3. An electric fan and
=, window si."de wh.en were in The
car. were a.,1 taken by the-thicf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
L 4 County Has
Largest Budget
IN World, Claim

Los ANGELES. June "a The
budget for Los Augelc, county for
the fiscal year of 1926, which
VIII bc voted. by the county board
If supervisor, noXr Monday, calls
for S5,0C1,uu0 increase ia salaries
aud items Of maintenance Of county
offices.
The budget which was presented
fo the supervisors yesterday, calls
for 20 total expenditure of So f9l,-
%. This amount is considered the
largest If any county in the world.
Tho total If salaries on the new
uudgo is 4912G.620 as compared
with S1Ggf,c47 for last fis,:l year.
County charities, hospitals and in-
stita'ioH. of correction receive the
largest quota. They win be allow
ci >i,769,555 as compared with So
5,',45lin last year !. budget.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
BIG SHIPMENTS
Are lINL0ADED
AT SAN DIEGO

San DIEGO, June e".->"n l'i-
EGO has be-ume the chief port for
HE importation II cement from
Europe as a result ef tae large #am
bcr Of big shipments which are Dc.
ing received and VIII be received at
this por; within the nest fea weeks.
Recent arrivals bearing 81 cua<iSn=
ment Of foreign cement was Dan
ISL motor ship from fhe lol3 of
which 12.000 sacks of the material
was ua4loaaed al the mole pier ANA
the German steamer Alto from Ham
burg. The Dutch steamer pinrelsiik
with another big load Of cement WAS
also another arrival.
This vast quantity of building ma
terial is destined Tor contractors in
all parts Of the southwest and Will
be distributed from this port by rail.
IN addition to fhe cement, the
Danish vessel hluaded $3.50 bags OF
Guatamala coffee. several thousand
feet ef Central America hard wood
ana about 500 tons OF general mer-
ehandisa. The Alto brings 900
sacks OF cement and severa. hundred
tons Of European products.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
SAVE SHAKESPEARE
ROYHOOD CHAPEL. PLEA

Of al the beautiful and interest
ing buildings which the visitor sees
n Standardization. apart from
those intimately connected with
Shakespeare. none arouscs deeper
sentiment Than tho Chapel Of the
Guild Of the TFolv Cross that stands
across q lapcI street. It has stood
lcre since 1895 arl was the school
~iore' for vouuc Srakcsocare in his
la" as ir Iavs since IT has how
oyer, of recent ,1ars been allowed
10 cumbIo and now there are those
who say, CIT is time the old tumble
down building should be cleared
awav and no longer obstruct the
traffic. One of the last things
Lord Curzon did before he died in
February was 10 plead for its keen
ing and IL only enough pc,sons make
his plea strong enough. il NAV yer
come within the care OF III" shakes
pearc trustees.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
PROMINENT Man
ADMITS PLOT TO
MURDER WIFE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 23.-
Charles b. Davies, Concordia, Kans.
prominent retired merchant and sec
go.arv of the ElkS lodge, is out on
bone today following his arrest
last night on a charge of hiring u
group Of local Guumeu to sjav hi,
wife, according to u copyrighted
article In hc Kansas City Journal
Post.
\ half dozen members Of the al
legged gang that attempted to kin
Mus. p.vje, are under arrest ana
officers arc searching for ten more
said IT, hc implicated.
rlr p#Pey states that Davies con
fc,>e1 hg hired The men to XIII his
wife Ia order that hr might get hcr
m~cy aHd marry another woman.
The attempted murder occurred
ou the night Of October IA, 1922,
tr article continues, Four gang
s.rrs wore hidden in the Davies
home. attacked Mrs Davies. heat
Iyl and left her for dead. Davies
called the police and said robbers
had attacked him and killed Mrs.
paNie'.
Ms. Davies, however, the storv
declared, recovered from the heating
sad the gan2Stcrs began cXtorting
money from Davies. He was dies
rcr@ta when interviewed by jour
nal ito>. reporter, the paper says.
a43 lis confession TO officials am
aHfe4t followed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

100 sets harness, all in excellent
condition, together with 200 nearly
new mule collars. 400 sets of lead
bars, stretchers and doublctrees
water tanks water troughs, managers.
is dump wagons, sprinkling wagons.
express wagons, vans, II portable
buildings, concrete mixers. hoist.
buckets, mir drills, gas engines.
Western elevating grader, Road
King grader, motors, u to ~ h.
p., suction pumps, riveting tools.
contractor s saws, l Ford truck, Q
and 3 oven ranges, 80 wooden frame
cots. forges, blowers, tire bcrder.
ice boxes, bake ovens. one hundred
man capacity. All kinds of small
tools, lumber, concrete, bnggies.
stocks and dies; Beaver pipe thread
ing machine.
All at AUCTION at 10 n. N. Sat.
urdav, June 81, 1926, Mt the Yards
of the Shattucl1 Construction Co,
corner Alameda and Randolph Sts.,
Los Angeles. 600 #. south of inter
section of Slauson Ave-. and Ala.
media Sts.. on Harbor Boulevard.
SAM WATKINS, Auctionccr.
Yards open for inspection daily
of all this 1--we stock and equipment.
MR.. BOGGS, in charge.
For further informat on ring M
Faber 5S5t CT writu for complete
list. 422 7. w. Hellman Bill. Los
Angeles. a,iv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
BOOKS
OF DEAD NAN TO
CLEAR MYSTERY

>AN FRANCISCO. jane - rEN
aaaat;an II tte books al Caarls,
s.. Noof~, wealthy al, ae, was
Uadcr way to}ar tv san Iqtea
county atlai,ie- Ia aa ctfur; 10
,l,ar ur tt.. my,ley of las dea.h.
san Natta cfliciaiS h.Vr dctinite-
l.. accepted the theory of HErdcl
following lire inquest, Uta.h failed
il ~ -Ae manner II death.
Constable =. r. IaHdmj ANA Miss
tIaee ReGmaud. ~tHograpjr H.
" ao4. eft.se for - years. r.WAe6
80 START 81 minute inquiry into his
affairs IN @l effort to determine
possible motives behind esther mur
.r OF >aicide.
"a uur,tifio3 nam WHO first
f,pertu ty the IHalts.de police
station here last Thursday that =
m.u : body Was on the beach below
Mu>~e. Rock. was being Gated.
lie is salu to have refused 10 give
lis 4ame. As the bojy vaS acres,
lie san Naseo county IHe. t!e
H8liee were uaatje 20 take actiea.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23

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NN N0Ll-lAtA from I ISt 4
g. 0a-a.2z poorer iov rs 80. flats
I2-15> I.-9-I.75. gs l.25-l.5e. car
preceded stad 26-45s fancy 80,
honevdews SID crates Medium 10
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moderate. demand moderate. market
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-23
THREE |. A. MEN
KILL SELV ES, |
FOURTH FAILS
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 2%.--Three
men are dead mere today, success,
ful suicides, and fourth in crit
ical condition following futile eff
fort 80 Kill himself. Two of the
suicide victims used guns and the
third chose the gas route.
Dave Stuart, .ieweier. committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
head, for no apparent motive what
ever, according to police. t..
Charles l.. Anthony, 26, police of
ficcr, ended his life with n revolver
&fter his wife left him and went to
her mother 5 home with her two
babies.
Despondcnt over financial ravers-
cs, Frank Il. Frost, -, locked him
self in his apartment, closed the
windows and switched on the gas.
Walton G. Smith, 80, a tailor,
drank poison and slashcd his wrists
with a razor after writing notes no
the wife and husband of an alleged
triangle of which lie was the apex,
telling them he "didn I think much
Of either one of YOU.
Smith also wrote to an undertaken
enclosing $500 fer his funeral, and
to his lmdlady enclosing $50 for
room rent.
After making these elaborate
preparations for his own demise and
using both poison and Il safety razor
on himself. police surgeons said to,
day they expected to save Smith 5
life.