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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
Will
Have Boxing, in
Near Future

CaleXico American Legion post
has been granted 4 permit to hold
boxing contests, according to in
formation received in that city, and
plans are being made to build an
arena with a seating capacity Of
1900 persons.
The permit has been granted by
the state athletic commissions. sub
ject to approval of building and
management plans by Commissioner
Louis Ahlgrcm Of San Diego.
Building operations are expected
to be completed by October /, ac-
cording 10 the committee in charge
Of the boxing, and the building will
be so constructed as to enable it,
use III winter or Summer, and will
.a'so includ" quarters for the trans
laction Of the post 5 business.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
IMPERIAL COUNTY
DAIRY COW LEADS
THE ENTIRE u. s.
Continued From Page l

and accurate figures, it appears that
the average production Of cows which
were MIXED commercially Gnclud-
ing those of beef breed used for
milking purposes) during 1925 was
22O pounds milkfat per cow. This
figure is obtained in the following
manner:
''Thc agricultural census 1925 re-
ports Il total of $4,000 milk COWS
of all kinds over two years old in
California. IT also reports that Of
this number, 5j4 900 or approximate
Nv 80 per cent, were actually MIXED
during the year. The bureau Of
crop estimates reports 100000 milk
cows of all kinds over two years old
on January |, 1926. On the same
basis as the census figures Of the
year before, 90 per cent of these
or $4,000 cows, were actually milk
12O,O00,O00 plus pounds of fat
among $4,000 cows, it is found that
these cows, on an average, produced
approximately 220 pounds of fat
each during the year. This is be
licvcd to place California in first
position among the states of the
union for biggest average production
per COW. Estimates on the same
basis would show production Of 22G
pounds per cow during 1924 and
203% pounds in 1920. The lower
production per cow during 1925 was
evidently due to the poor coidition
which cows went into production
during the spring of 1925 as re-
suit of low prices late in 1924 and
high feed costs during the preceding
winter months
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

returned M official welcome was
being extended by the city to Crown
Prince Gustavus Adolphus Of Swed-
en- in city hall. park, just outside the
court room window. Carroll was
watching the ceremonies from the
window when he received the call
TO hear the verdict.
Carroll left the court room with
his lawyer. Herbert r. Smythc, and
Mrs. Carroll and q group of friends,
Immediately after court proceedings
were over, and went to the clerk $
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
SACEAMENTO WANTS
WORLDS FAIR IN 1915

SAt MENTO, Calf, 1.-y 81
Even though it is more than 20
years away, the proposal to. hold a
world 5 fair in Sacramento in 1919
to celebrate the Tooth anniversary
Of the discovery of gold is meeting
with hearty response, those back
of the movement report.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
CARROLL. GUILTY.
OF PERJURY IS
JURY'S VERDICT
(Contiuned from Page y

considered were:
|. Did Carroll serve Intoxicating
liquor at the party!
,. Did anyone get into the bath
tab in which Joyce Hawlcr was al
legged to have bathcd.
It was immatcrial. Judge Goddard
said, whether the party was pub
lie or private, as Carroll was not
being tried under tine dry Jaw but
for perjury in connection with the
version Of the party as given 10 the
grand jury.'
Jury Out an Hour
che jury had been out approx
matclv one hour.
! After the defense had moved that
the verdict be set aside as contrary
to the evidence and the court had
denied the motion. sentence was de-
foIrcd for one week. Carroll is Ii
able to five year prison sentence
land 5000 fine as Il result OF the
conviction.
indications were that he would ap-
peal.
As H.. iary's decision was read
Carroll st at his counsel table, hold
iu2 Mrs. garrolI : hand. lie was
piainly r.sv@ts.
Al the aomcnt the verdict wa,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Fishermen Have Returned.-Rev
George A. Hartman. Rev. f. ii. Law,
Rev. Arthur Schultz and Coroner
Lemons returned last night from a
successful fishing trip to San Ber-
nardino county. The party had Il
fine outing and experienced no mis-
haps, according to the coroner, who
declared he had to do all the fish
ing for the quartctte, claim also
made for himself by each individual
member of the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
EDITORS WILL BE
ENTERTAINED ROYALTY

SANTA CRUZ. Calf, May 81
ROYAL entertainment for the 600 edi-
tors and publishers of the United
States who will attend the National
Editorial association convention in
California in July was promised
when the Santa Cruz chamber of
commerce appropriated $1,000 to meet
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
PROMINENT BAPTIST DIES
AT HOSPITAL IN EAST

BALTIMORE, Md, May 27.--
Rev. Wallace Buttrick, former presi
dent 0 the general education board
0 the Baptist church and member
Of the Rockefeller foundation, died
today at the Johns Hopkins hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
FIRST Y CAMP IS
tn RE- HELD FROM
JUNE l8 TO 28
(Contiued rom page ~

mond, g. y. Vance, r. S. Genett
and other competent leaders, each
of '''""'" IS . v"tcrar W camper.
Parents desiring further informa-
lion regarding the camp can obtain
n necessary data by addressing B..
IL Forney, county Y. NJ. c "A. sec
4,,u.., ,.aepnone 572. FL Cent"o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Pouring Into
Pismo Beach
by United Press Leased Wire

san LUIS OBlSPO, Calf, MAY
27.-Two thousand motorcycle riders
from all sections of the state pour
ed into Pismo Beach today for a
three day rally an dconvertion.
Races, stunts and m9torcvclc
polo game are features of the meet.
New speed records are anticipated
at the races Sunday at Exposition
park.
Officers for the state federation of
motorcycle riders will be elected
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
DR.. e. o. Garter, Dentist. Room
ls and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv
Bernardo Buried Today.-Esteb

Bernardo Buried Today.-Esteban
Bernardo, who was killed at Calex-
leo last week while smuggling liquor
into the United States. was buried
this morning in the county plot ut
Mountain View cemetery by b. f.
Lemons. Coroner Lemons attempt
cd to located relatives Of the dead
man. but without success. Ber.
nardo was shot by Customs lnspcc-
tor Lofln while acting in the line
Of duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

the expenses of a luncheon banquet
and sight seeing tour when the dele
gates arrive here on their tour of
central and northern California,
July |
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

office to renew his bail which the
court had ordered doubled to $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

From the general rush for the
Eorth pole our guess is some mr,n
from Florida is up there selling real
pSfatp
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
Der. Dressed or undressed. Phone
966. 1852 Woodward. adv
Dr.. J. F. Foncannon, D. o. Room
26. Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
t adv
Migrants Get Jail Sentences. -
John Hays and +. Sayer, charged
with vagrancv, were received at
the county Jail this morning to
serve sentences of six months each
imposed by Judge Griffin of Draw
ley. They were arrested during
Brawlcy S clean up campaign to rid
the city of idlcrs.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
SSW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
For Sale or Rent-PianOs. De
l0zier Reynolds Furniture Co. 6ti

Hotel Bids Opened.-Bids for the
construction of the proposed Plant
crs hotel at Brawlcy, were opened
Tuesday at a meeting of the hotel
directors. The contract will be
awarded Saturday and the directors
have been given assurance that the
work can be completed within five
months, also that hot weather will
lot interfere with building plans.
Furniture BargainA Clayton 4
Stevens us No. 5th. adv
New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Oregon Hotel Cafe makes spe.
cialty of banquets. Compare our
prices with others. Try our soc
merchants 8 lunch. Oregon Hotel
Cafe. adv
Reckless Driving Charged.-Trini-
cad Morillo, arrested in this city
>
charge, is held at the county Jail
n"nding Il hearing before Judge
[Iavfield. The arrest was made bv
Officer Wilson of the county traf-
fic squad. Morillo was unable 70
obtain bail for his release following
his arrest.
DR.. w. T. Talbot is opening an
office June lst, for the summer. at
.Iacumba. adv
Headquarters for Club Luncheons
Parties and Banquets. harbar
Worth Cafe. adv.
Young Peoples Club Dance, Fri
fav, Nav 2S. St. Marys Hall. X. G.
Orchestra. Public invited. adv
For Sale--Apricots at Edgewild
Ranch. IL miles south Dahlia ca
nal. Phone 90sJ5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
Adelaide Hartman's Students

Adelaide Hartman's Students
Vocal and Piano Recital, will be
held Thursday May 27th s p. m.
State Street Christian Church. Pub
lie cordially invited. Program will
be published later. adv
lee Books Stolen.-Rcsidents of
FL Ccntro and other valley cities
are warned by the police against
purchasing ice books of the Impe-
rial Ice and development company
that may be offered for sale by un-
authorized persons. Several books
Of coupons were stolen last night
from the company $ wagons in this
city. The numbers of the books ar"
known to the ice company, which
has cancelled them as proper eX-
change for ice.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

You'll kcst Well through hot
summer nights if you build that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
Seeking Runaway Boys.-Thc

Seeking Runaway Boys.-Thc FL
Centre police have been asked 20
watch out for Jack Stoncr, II; Ira
Hodges, II, and Charles Kendall,
j., who are reported as rmnawavs
from their hcmcs in Pasadena. A
telegram received at the police sta
ton from Stoncr's father asked that
he be notified in case the boys are
taken into custody here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

See Delozier Reynolds for best
prices on your used furniture. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
NEWSBRLEES
From City and County

For a Real Lemonade or Orange
ade at Panl's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Sellers tissues Pamphlet. j.
Clark Sellers, Los Angeles criminol-
ogist, who has figured as an expert
witness in several important Impc-
rial Valley criminal cases, has is
sued a pamphlet giving an account
of criminal convictions obtained
through identifying typewriter pa
pers as forgcries and explaining
how it is as easy to identify type
written work as it is handwriting.
The pamphlet rccitcs several judg-
ments obtained on typcwriting
eases.
Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
100 Main st. Phone 3J9J Ell Centre
adv.
You Are Invited to Young Poo
pies Club closing dance. st. Mary s
Hall. Friday, May %. Good music.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Furniture BargainA Clayton 4
Stevens us No. 9Th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

For Sale--Apricots at Edgewild
Ranch. a.. miles south Dahlia ca
nal. Phone 90sJj. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Headquarters for Club Lrncheons
Parties and Banquets. harbar
Worth Cafe. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Young Peoples Club Dance, Fri,
fav Nav 2S, St. Mary's Hall. X. G.
Orchestra. Public invited. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

Oregon Hotel Cafe makes a spe-
cialty Of banquets. Compare our
prices with others. Try our SOC
merchants s lunch. Oregon Hotel
Cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27
Reckless Driving Charged.-Trin

DR.. w. T. Talbot is opening an
office June lst, for the summer. at
Jacumba. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-27

THE intense heat of the Florence Oil Range
i is directed to one spot-the bottom of the
pot. 1t is focused there by the specially con
structed Florence burners.
As the heat goes into the cooking instead O
out into the room, you save time in getting
meals and you save fuel. Not to speak of the
discomfort you avoid with cooler kitchen
Step into the store and observe for yoursel
The Washington times., 1926-01-09
HUGE RUM RING
faces SMASH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Start
ling disclosures Of the alleged ma
nipulations OF nationwide boot
Logging ring, involving millions OF
dollars worth of alcohol, were made
here today after the arrest of SAM
uel and Barney Tassell. millionaire
heads Of a barber supply concern,
on charges OF conspiracy to violate
the Federal prohibition act.
They were taken into custody
after indictments were returned
against them BY d Federal grand
Jury at Columbus, Ohio. The
brothers were held In $780, 900 bail
each for q further hearing today
before United States Commissioner
ManIey.
For three years authorities OF
Cleveland, Columbus, Detroit ana
other Mid-Western cities have been
trying to ascertain the source Of
the food OF more than 1900 900
gallons of alcohol distributed there.
The Illicit stuff" was obtained
from Government warehouse, Fed
eral agents said, and was trans
ported to other cities by an end
less chain of automobiles, which
had carefully constructed compart-
nnents, it is alleged, to conceal the
alcohol More than 10000 gallons
were shipped weekly, agents said.
Twenty-eight persons already have
been arrested In connection with
the case.
The Tassells announced they will
fight extradition to Ohio.
The Washington times., 1926-01-09

1855, lot i; square 1858, lots / to i
square east or 1891, lots to To-
Courtney 4. Mcnamara to Ethel sa., q.
G st.. bet. I'd and Sd SITS. NV. square
south 81 So. part lot 1-Dougias B.
sampson q uz;, LINE NJ. SO. s5s,
catSsdral . ave. T n%' SQUARE ssos. lot -
Jacob 3. Shapiro to Joseph chsrner.
ID ST., bet. and sts. ne, square
s sl,;,rw .,e Ct NJ. Tora, to Harvey *, =.
North Of Maeomb St. west Of s4th
&; NV, square 2o7s, lot SYM. p.
Titus ct ux.. Julia b.. SO. ts2)
1892 7th ST. NV. square 421, lot sos
Max Friedman to Morris Leventhal.
ITO iTc4 5tn st. NV. square 47s. lot bSs' il
Edward 4. aarvey to r. Alrnadge
9Th 4. me-, square al, lot ID
Agnes. 6. Hickey ct al. to Thomas Col
Iie1 18Th It NV, square 49,. lot 4
Taimadge Baldwin to Nellie Russell.
:, i7o4 9TH St. NV, square 47s. lot IA
5th St between D and = SITS. NV.
sssass ss' us part fut lot 10
st.. between 4th and 5th SITS So Sc.
man and Arthur j. Bridget. trustees.
to John ". Hulse. $500. (Ssl
:. south Of vern non. st.. vest Of 18th
Proctor and David NJ Lea to Hare &
Chase, Inc, $500. (61)
No. 1881 Wylie st. me-, square 100s.
lot ls1.Ethel NJ. Rutty to David
$50 st. NV. square sss. lot t'G 3
Fred ~. Hill ct TX. Julia, so. tesl
NV, square 1911. lot 9T-D. ]. Duni-
Brsdin ct ux.. Rhoda. $40. 20,
Irvine e. 4 't maas j Ks ss lot
ses issh zs St : g. s1 saS ss1s az lot 81 IL
to Helen Newcomer. $40. 80 97sl
1903 n: Capitol st. me-, square $50,
lot 3s-John J. Lyons to Agostino
Pratico ct ux.. Fortunate. SO. (75)
ssawm, McNamara to Nellie N.
rvs SsrFS Sr S:Tm ), section 1s..
thai and Henry Oxenburg, $40. 1856
206 50. me-. square 753, lot Ss-
Thnrm a. WHITE M ct ux SUSIE to Edwsrd
ssi-AnAis nsio. to Wallace Sadnss az Adams lss
Wallace Adams conveys same prop
erty to Mary %. Burress, $40. t69)
,,l 17sS 9Th st. NV" square sss, lot Sc
ux., Nettie $40. (0O1
Near Conduit I'd. levitt ST. NV,
square 1898, part lot Thames NJ
Drysdale ct ux. Rebecca c., to Ada
w. Craig. SO. (77)
Near Conduit I'd, levitt st. NV.
square 1898. part lot 17-Ada w. Craig
to Maude c. Roger ct Wit, James. SO.
(71)
The Washington times., 1926-01-09

10, II. .s15 and 1s--Emma NJ. Gregory TO
Julia l., Benjamin, SO. (9O
North q E Eade + ,ots sna east sga q ssa
Maccullen ct TX, Matilda to Macoa Z.
lsts +: S t., sp ssP g s e .s %;
Carleton Bates ct NIX. Helen b. 70
Louis Carneto ct ux.. Grace, $500
no Buchanan st. NV. square ISIS.
lot ss-E1isha r Taylor ct TX Grace Grace
to Morris Miller ct ux,. Ida, SIG. S2ooo
North q ss1s ,s st. sia 81
n.i; A sa.. bet IT, s1st and aga e. nv.
square sss lot so2--chas. r. Wiltsie !. s.
NIX, Harriet. to VIM, L, Lannlnssoo 7s -
h. Lanier Heights, lot 4s7-carl H.
smith ct ux.. Helen s., to Theo; o n.
Hf Mass pa ave. bet Albemarle and ";
ma SITS NV, square 1484, lots 20 ana
BINARY p. e. SaltZman to Alfred ID.
Lewis, ST., and Alfred p Lewis "a, }r'
zoos Columbia I'd. NV, square 1852;
lot 19--Adeiaide NJ. Bray to Edward
r. Johnson, $40. 1llD
SITS. NV. square 3as4, lot 70 and part
Loretta w Osborn. $40 dlD
i. 's s. qs1s Z Ro.. v t. IN
0 Near fng g and 4ad SITS. NV.
square north OF 1865, lot s--Edward
Z stroas ecker e ia TX. Hazel " 1 g Z
square north Of 1865. lot 1s-EdwGrd
1: strohecker ct NIX. Hazel. to same,
slg Near 1nxomar ana 4sd SITS. A'g NV.
square north Of 1855, lot 1s--Same to
same. So (13)
AS Ss: j Ps Sis'sr G g.st '; :s s
lot 52-ciarence g. Clark ct ux..
FRANCES. to Byron Hunter ct TX; Sadie
Giris Portion, cloudin Course. I'd. ad-
dition to Hazard, part tract-Gustav
G. Luehler ct ux.. Marie, to chas; J.
" North Of - spring rd.. vest Of 9TH st
augusta r. Particle to Hugh ugh, @
hG ssess Mass "a ave nw square sss. lot.
AZ. 4s-Bridget e. Gleason to Hen
rietta Margoles. SO. as2s ),
st. NV, square 2Oo4. lot so-Morri'
cafritz and Oscar c. Mitchell ct Tx
AI i7ss sth st. iu NV. square sss, lot ss-
Catherine e. Peck TO Mary e; Bur.
s c shiiliH Wood, part tract-Ernsst c
l oTkes society ct e. i f fns
(18T)
gath ST. bet. Perry and Otis SITS ne.
6o07 18th st. NV. square 292s, lot
34-James P. Roger ct ux., Maud c., to
Ada w. Craig, $40. (29)
Florida ave, bet Q and SITS NV.
square sc, lot Town. J. Dante ct ux.,
NJ Ardeila. to carmelo suraci' SO;
North and south of Upton ST. and
Alton pl.. and east and west of Wiscon-
1885. lots 3 TO IL: square 1929. lots
20 to 28 square 1890, lots Is to 90;
square 1891 lots 16 to Is. Il to 20;
1892. lots ] to Is; square 1899, lots
II to Is: square 1895. lots / to 6, IL to
The Washington times., 1926-01-09

ct. ct sx.. Kathryn. to James l. 1 shsr-
North and south Of Underwood maat 70 p, AND
Branch I'd. and 5th st. NV. square 3l9b,
lots / to 12, II to 20, "a to 80; square
1896. lots So to ss, So, u, 70 and 75;
to &C.: square quar-, as72. lots i, to ); square
s1e5, lots i. 8. 10 to al. 81 to 80. 80.
40, 40 to Sc: square 1856 lots ], 2, 9
s 80 o ssusre to % s etn g ss7 lot
1Si to 1os1Minerva L. May to WIN; $.
iss5 New " Jersey ave. NV. square east
of 5O9. lot s1-Nathan Lazer ct TX.
Mary. to Max Krucoff, $40. tt35)
1855 New Jersey e. aye stA NTH ,aua B.
Hamety ct TX, Mary, to Samuel 1,l Rsp-
North Of ST.. east of nth st. ne.
square ss3. lot 49-Hope Knickerbocker
$40 Massachusetts, ave. ne, square
$40, lot 6--Herbert r. King ct ux..
r. Maud to Regina r. HamIein: $40.
18th st.. bet. Dupont circle and Q
ST. NV. square liz. lot s--Dorothy w.
Sterling to Robert F. cahili, SO.
Robert F. Cabin conveys same prop
G st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. me-.
square 1904, lot 1o4-Morris cafrltz to
Florence N. Ambrose and Marion e.
so1 27th st. NV. square s. lot Is
Katherine E. Cartner to Emmett L.
North of Gallatin ST.. west of sth st.
NV. square 1904. lot S3--Morris Cafritz
to Harry Rosenthal ct ux.. Retta, $40.
G at. bet. Sd and 4th SITS. me-, square
ITS lot 15~-Erna Il. Cahoon to
Michael F. Mangan. $40. (1Oa)
1885 Corcoran st. NV. square 1856, lot
20S-Laura w. Harreld to Chas. II.
sFranzonl ct ux.. Edith b.. $40. (173)
Conn. ave. NV. square 1855. lots So,
60 and 61-Edward A. Miller ct ux.,
Jessie. to Minnie NJ. Crawford, $40.
162)
2022 18th st. NV, square 273. lot X
Ciraence NJ. De VeiIe $40. C132)
7th ST., bet l. and NJ SITS. Sc. square
$50, part lot 1--Vernon VIM. Harvey
to Herbert A. Simon, $40, tl341
9Th st, bet. NJ and SITS. NV, square
623. part lot H-Laura Anderson 10
l. St, bet. 9Th and 7th SITS. se., square
S81. part lot Johanna NJ. Quill to
Harry SeidenbergY SIC. (122)
North OF Nevada ave. and west of
Broad Branch I'd. NV, square 202fG lot
22-Fulton r. Gordon to Eta B. Camp
south OF Keokuk st. and west of
same to Frank Jones, 81 400. (127l
1904 A st. ne. square 1895. lot 126---
Lena G, Harvey to Paul e. Clarke 81
North of East Capitol ct. and east
OF Goth st, me-. square 5277, lots to
The Washington times., 1926-01-09
CIVIL SERVICE:
ROW IN AIR

The issue of whether mandamus
proceedings will be instituted against
the Civil Service Commission to
test whether II can withhold from
the public information In its pos
session was still In the air today.
The Civil Service Commission
says 1t Ii not required to PRO
Yniscuously furnish information re
Iating to the personnel Of the de
partments, and has the backing
Of several opinions from the De
partment OF Justice for It's policy.
Furthermore, 1t asserts 1t does not
have the clerical force to furnish
personnel statistics and information
upon request from outsiders.
DR.. Ellery g. Stowell, president
Of the Civil Service League, main
fafns he is within his rights in de-.
nanding from the Commission de
tails about the employees Of the
Bureau Of Efficiency. He accuses
the Civil Service Commission Of
refusing him these details because
they do not want to get into a
quarrel with the Bureau Of Eff
cheney and its congressional sup
porter, Senator Smoot Of Utah.
The Personnel Classification Board
also affected by the threat Of DIR
Stowell to take court action againAi
It on the publicity issue, has not
yet issued any statement.
The Washington times., 1926-01-09
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

ne, square 1855. lot SHERMAN r..
Howenstein to Francis A. Cole ct ax..
ella NJ, $40. (4S)
North of Newton st. east of 10th vt.
ne square $3.50, lot 38--Edith X.
whiteside to Bernard J. Banner ct :lx.
Mary G., $40. t72)
North of Brandywine ST., east of
n to a5 age NJ Bryan ct Ss Mamie NE
W., to Alfred T. NewboId. SO. (76)
North of Buchanan St, west of 18th
ct. NV. square 2704, lots Sc to Ga
chas. e, Wire. Inc. to -chas e, Wire.
9TH St: +, bet: 2 ana 9 s.s NV.
ct al; to Asunta I. Roccs; 81. tS0 !,
HALEY pl. Sc, square s11s, lots rs and
E,r,ix ne }. Campbell to. 5 SsIlie
sal Decatur eca; st. NV, square 1919. lot
1s2-Logiatha johnson to Gertrude II.
Todd pl bet Lincoln I'd. and 1st St
son. to Berth e. casson ct ux. Ger
North Of Of Oates st. ana east of NO Mon.
Building Co. to VIM B. Petit ct TX.
Gales st. bet 18th and 1sth SITS. ne.
sa smes tSi pst,s i9t 2'ennie Faust "s to
Euclid st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV,
square 1861, lot Edward b. Norris
ct ux., Minnie. to Edward c. Ernst and
John J. McInerney, $40 1872
ST., NV, square 26T2. lot 717--Edward
C. Ernst to Edward b. and Minnie
slth st. bet. Perry and Otis SITS, ne.
square 4242, lot 44--Fern F. Fenton to
John NJ. King. 500. tse)
gath st. bet. Perry and Otis SITS, me-,
square 4242. lot 44-John NJ. King ct
ux, Pauline, to Leonard E. Brashear.
Mass Ave Heights. lot 2s-M Bona
paTte Swanson ct ux., Virginia. to Fred
erick A. BIumer and Carleton e. Moran.
III is1 Thomas st. NV, square s1fi. lot
Samuel Fenton ct ux., Rose A., to
Cora L. Lucas, $40. (221
LAG North Carolina ave. Sc, square
734, lot 60-Thomas A. Cantwell ct ux..
Mary, to Edna E. Sonnenlan. $40. 1859 ;
gath st, bet. Perry and Otis SITS. me-,
square 4242, lot 44-Lee A. Prayer ct
ux.. Anna. to John NJ. King, SITS. (29)
1859 Corcoran ST. NV. square 2os
lot 72-Samuel b. simmons ct ux,
Lille E, to Alan u. Reeside, $40
Alan e. Reside to Samuel e. Sim
mons ct w., Lille E., $40. (63)
North of Irving ST., east of 18th 1T.
ne., square 3S32, lot 4s--simon KlasiSy
The Washington times., 1926-01-09
CONCERT

BY the United States Marine Band
Orchestra, Band Auditorium.
Marine Barracks, Tuesday. jan
uaTy IL, at 1880 p. m. William
II. Gantelmann. leader: TRyICr
Branson, second leader.
March, 'tStaunch and True"
Friedemann
overcure, s'Fingars Cavs.
Menielssohn
Scotch POEM. ....... Mcdowell
IdylIe for flute accompanied
by quartet of French horns.
'L'Oiseau Du Bots" Doppler
{Flute, G. Lindsay; horns,
A. Seidler, G. O'Neil. r. Hess
and Ragozzino.1
Suite Espagnole, 'Andalusia'
Miramontes
IA Castle in Spain. allegro
moderate.
b Dance in the Market Place.
allegro scherxando.
g Dulcinea dreams, andantfuo.
4 d Tale OF the Troubadour.
allegro maestoso.
Prologue to 'Pagliacci' LeoncavaliO
Grand scenes from La Boz
Marines hymn. ''The Halls Of
Mont ezuma''
The Star-Spangled Banner