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Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13
Believe Plane
Crashes Due To
wing Flutter"
BY United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, May 13.-Alarmcd bv
the mounting toll of fatal accidents
in the Royal Air Force which cx.
ceeded so ir ;.t,r ;ritish aviation
experts are dcver, lg new theory
| CT the cause OF a. accidents on
fighting airplancs.
! This is that many Of the unex-
planned accidents are caused bv
what is known as wing flutter, -
mysterious phenomenon that was
noted in the early days of aviation
! when airplanes were fitted with
flexible wing tips, for controlling
the lateral stability of the ma
chimes. The phenomenon disappear
ed with the substitution of movable
ailerons' for the flexible wing
tips; but now has suddenly reap,
peared in some types of high speed
fighting and racing machines. Eng
land s star entry in the 1925 Schnei-
der Cup race was put out of the
running and eventually crashed in
to the sea as result of the unex-
planned development of "wing flut-
ter
In numerous instances in the past
year eye witnesses of airplane
! crashes said in effect "the machine
was flying along normally when
suddenly the pilot seemed to lose
control and the machine went into
a spin and crashed Many the
cries were developed. Some experts
believed that in these cases the
! pilot had tainted and fallen for
ward on the controls. Others be
lieved that the pilot had failed to
fastcn his safety belt before leaving
the ground and somehow had slipped
forward from his seat and jammed
the controls. In all these cases the
! pilots had been instantly killed, and
even the closest examination of the
wreekage failed to give the slight
est hint as to the cause of the dis
! aster.
| Exert Bending Effect
But under the new theory that is
| being examined it is believed that
| in speeds in excess of $50 or 160
miles an hour, the pressure on the
ailerons becomes so great that they
exert bending effect on the rear
part of the wings, and an alternate
| ly up-and-down flexing motion is
set in operation that corresponds to
to the "flutter' noticed in the
early-day machines with flexible
wing tips. This vibration is com
municated to the controls in the
pilots seat, and is probably power
full enough to shake the control
stick from the pilot s hands The
result is that the pilot suddenly
finds himself engaged in a life.and
death struggle to recover his grip
on the controls, although to an oh.
server half-a-milc or more distant
there would be no evidence of this.
In consequence of the wing flutter
theory ai3craft designers are now
seeking a means of control that does
away with the present practice of
using movable ailcrons attached TO
the rear edge of the airplane s
wings.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13

FOR RENT-Large modern apart
ment. 644 Olive, or call Mrs.
Steele at Salomon s. O,t
COOL, three room furnished apart
mvnt. Coates Apartments. go
Adams. 2Stf
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Los ANGELES : Rocky Kemp.
L. $. G. sophomore, booted II CON
secutive field goals from the 20
yard line in the annual competition
here YESTERDAY.
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fOR SALE-Pasture for milk cows.
By month or year. y mile west
p mile north of McCabe school.
John Hafleger. 9t4
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ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS
QUESTIONS

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;. Havana, Cuba.
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QUAKE ROCKS MANILA

MANILA, May ia strong
earthquake lasting 80 seconds, fol
lowed hy series of minor shocks,
rocked Manila Just before midnight.
Ih" shock was felt throughout the
northern provinces, No reports of
damage have been received.
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No. l6NS Prnllnt
W.. TUTN 7 FODIfN
NOTICE OF HEARING
IL. he Superior Court of the State
OF California, in and for the
County Of immortal

"Hty VI Imperial
In the Matter OF the Petition to
Establish Record of Birth of
Robert Wheeler Wells, a minor.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that Mildred D. Wells, mother and
natural guardian of Robert Wheeler
Wells. a minor, has filed in this
court her petition for an order es-
tablishing the record Of birth of
said minor, and that said petition
has been set for hearing in Depart.
ment One Of said Court on Friday,
the eth day of May, 1927, at .
o clock +. NJ, when and whore any
and all persons interested may ap.
pear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not
be granted.
Dated May 9Th, 1927.
g. G. MOUSSEAU,
Clerk of the Superior Court,
BY c. +. Williford, Deputy.
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LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, May 13.--Cat,
Tie; Receipts 300, slow; top 12.50,
bulk steers S.00S.60; bulk she stock
5.50.6.30.
Hogs: Receipts 800, uneven; top
loo; bulk II so.
Sheep: None; lambs l2.5o.l&,75;
owes t.50-6.J0.
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Market Prices
POULTRY

Hens, Leghorns, 81 to 4 lbs. 17c.
Hens, colored, [ lbs and up SIC.
Broilefs. lh lbs, and under PA
22c.
Fryers, Leghorns, PA to 9 lbs,
SOC.
Fryers, co,ored pa to 3 lbs. 40c.
Roastcrs, soft bone, lbs. up, SAC.
Ducklings, Pekin, 31a lbs. up zoe.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, ana
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, SAC.
Small Tom turkeys, under II lbs
15c.
Hen turkeys, 3 lbs, up 4Oc.
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs,
l5c.
squads, light and heavy, 40c.
Capons, pounds up, soc.
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FOR SALE-1924 Dodge Touring
car. Splendid condition. Price rea.
sonable. Phone 455. 1916
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So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 13.-Light
workouts today form the final con
ditioner for the U. s. c. Troians
and l.. A. A. &. Mercuries who meet
in dual track meet at the coliseum
here tomorrow.
The duel in the 100 and 22O.yard
dashes between Charley Borah and
Murray Schultz promises to be the
outstanding thriller of the day.
Hugh Pinney and Ed House will
add their efforts in the sprints.
Barnes and Williams of U. S. c..
are top heavy favorites to place
one-two in the pole vault over
Graham and the Smith brothers of
the club.
Relay points won't be tabulated
as the Mercuries have agreed to
make it an S80-yard Baton event
to give the Trojans a chance at the
national record. Kaer, Smith,
House and Borah will run the relay
for U. S. c. with Maxwell, Nash,
Pinney and Schultz performing for
L. A. A. c.
LOS ANGELES, May IS. - The
Friday the thirteenth jinx will
probably be the chief thought in
the minds of Midget Mike
O'Dowd and Benny "Kid" Carter
when the pair meet in the main
event at Hollywood stadium to-
night.
O'Dowd through superior boxing
ability will be favored to win, al
though Carter packs a wallop in
either fist that is a sleep producer.
In the semi-windup Billy Hart
and Benny Furrell, bantamwcights,
are billed for six rounds.
Herman Auerbach and Billy
Clark settle the argument that
started week ago when the lat
ter's claim of foul was allowed by
the referee. The boxing commits
sion held up the purse of the former
60, and ordered the rcmatch. They
will battle six rounds or less.
Two fourrounders complete the
card.
PASADENA, May IS. = Ernie
Hood and Billy Robbins fought a
fast 10 round draw here last night.
frankie Ford knocked out Dick
Aguayo in the fourth round of the
semi-windup.
-SOPER RANCH, Calif.-Jack
Dempsey's injured eye is responding
to treatment, and the former heavy
weight champion expects to resume
boxing in few days, barring com
plications. A flying chip imbedded
in the eyeball Wednesday when
Dempsey was chopping wood at his
training camp here.
Los ANGELES : Rocky Kemp,
L. 5. G. sophomore, booted II con
secutive field goals from the %
yard line in the annual competition
here yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13
SEELEY
BY Press Staff Corresnnndent

SEELEl, May l3.-Mr and Mrs.
stephenson and children of San Di-
ego, were Seelcv visitors Wcdncs.
Day, spending the day with Mrs.
Eliza Hcatlcy.
The West Side Country Club met
at Community Hall Thursday eve.
nlng. This being the club S visitors
'Vening, a special dinner was served
'ndlng with a splendid program.
On Saturday evening MAY II,
George Campbell S new store will
be formally opened by a big dance.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13

NOTICE-To my permanent wav-
ing clientele. viii be ready to
make appointments on Sundays.
Write or phone for appointments
two days III advance. Miss Ruby
BosWorth, now located at the
Mary Louise Beauty shop. 936
Eighth St., San Diego. Phone
MlS3O. $3.50
WANTED-Stock to Craze on so
acres barley and alfalfa. Hattie
way Ranch, > miles north on 4th
st. Its
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FOR SALE--To close an estate. 10
acres, an that portion OIL tract II,
III township Is south, range II
cast, $. b. NJ, in the couney OF
Imperial, State of California, ac-
cording TO the Official plan OF the
United States resurvey thereof,
approved November +, 1905, which
Is included within the exterior
boundary lines of Lots ), I, 9, Il,
10, Is and 20, and the northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter
md the northwest quarter of the
Outheast quarter of section 10 in
said township and range. For fun
ther information write q. e. Elem
enhofer, administrator of the es
tate of Rose Eichenhofer, 1893
SO. Hope st, Los Angeles, Cal.
llt6
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BUTTER AND EGGS

LOS ANGELES, May 13.-Fol,
lowing is the rlaraer -or produce:
Butter Ace.
Extra eggs &C.
Fresh eggs pic.
Mediums lSc.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 5, Washington 1.
Detroit 9, Philadelphia 7.
New York 4, st. Louis 3.
boston Cleveland, postponed, rain
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 4, Philadelphia l.
New York ;, st. Louis ..
Pittsburgh 5, Boston :.
Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13

W NANTED-Housckeeper. Call Sat
urday or Sunday. Mrs. Bales G.
Walker, 643 Wcnsley Ave. l2t2
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
BOARD Of Supervisors Of the Coun-
ty of Imperial will receive sealed
bids for the printing of the Delin-
quent TaX List of the County of
Imperial. Said bids to be in writing
and filed with the Clerk Of the
Board of Supervisors not later
than 1000 O'Clock a. m, Monday,
May 10th, 1927.
The Board of Supervisors re.
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
c. G. MOUSSEAU.
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors, In
perial County, California.
Br T. NJ. Simpson, Deputy.
tSeal Of the Board of Supervisors
NJ 5t9
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

eSCerUdy RcSUICS
Oakland I, San Francisco :.
Los Angeles II, Sacramento &.
Portland y, Missions 3.
Seattle /, Hollywood 0.
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Situations Wanted

n NANTED-Washing at home, faa-a.
lily rough dry, men s work a spe
cialty. Also would care for child
rem for mother employed. Mrs
Smale, 312 South 18th st. lStsf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13

Ruyors AT Willows, Glenn county.
are offering so cents pound for
the coming wool crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13
Lost and Found

LOST-.A lady old style Elgin
watch. Inscription in back. Re
turn to Press office. Reward.
1lt3
FOJND-Last Saturday. Ladies
gold watch. Box 1I23 FL Centre.
Its
LOST-South of Meloland, bundle
of soiled laundry. Suitable re
ward. Return o. C. Bixler, Holt
VILE, 12t3
TAKEN UP-One brown horse,
white mark on forehead. Owner
may have same By paying for
this advertisement and feed. r. +.
Hester = mile south Hcber.
12t2
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Special Notices

lARIHELL-koyfer. Takes CUES
wofA out OF En0tmg. Phone aoiW
~
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FOR SALE-Extra good youag
Leghorn laying hens. Also four-
burner Florence oil stove. Kirkss
Hatchery. 11t3,
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Growers Of potatoes at Shaftcr
and Wasco, Kern couatv, will pool
their 1927 crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13

WANTED-To buy, young turkeySss.
Press Box 847. 2tlSaa
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For Sale-Auf0motiue,

FOR SALE wheel strong trailer,
$25. Gail at 1O22 Brighton, after
) clock. Off
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FOR SALE-Fresh milk goat. Giv'
ing one gallon per day. $50. Lewis
He'll, , miles west McCabe school.
Phone 97F23. 1913
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WANTED-Fryers, 30 pounds.
1882 Woodward. Phone 966. @,---
dhl1ta
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-13
Poultry

WANTED FoGlr1y OF aA kinds. i0sf Il
Woodward. Phone 9G6 for p-ices -.
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T0DAY'S WANT ADS

PEDIGREE Police Pups for sale.
from champion stock. 425 State st
or l1a miles west on Main.
mon wed fri If
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For Rent-Farm Lars

FOR RENT-SO acres, so in alfalfa
with good house. See X. Kessler
L mile south of FL Centre water
works. o7tf
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w Wanted To Buy

WE BUY second hand goods of aaf's-
descriptions. Army and Navy Va.
riety Store. 4S0 Main. 29G
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WANTED-Second hand furniture
Call 495W. Sl9 Main st. 1877 sssa'
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Livestock

FOR SALE-Persian kittens. $5.0e
each. 795 Orange. 9tJ
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FOR RHNT-4O acres. IS mile
south of Brighton on Imperial
Ave, Cressey. 1914
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Household Goods
Help Wanted

WA,NTED-Working foreman with
experience i'll cantaloupe alG veg
etable growing. Apply =. O. Box
302 Heber, Calf. 4tf
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR LEASE-Grocery store with
living quarters auJoining Lake
Arrowhead, Calf. a money max
er. Box 500, Lake Arrowhead,
Callf. 21t3U
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

splendid white men and Chinks all
pawning their lot together and going
off to the fields like brothers.
The Sonora could not understand
why women would give up an easy,
pleasant life to follow their wander
ing husbands to the new gold terri
tory and she never ceased to be smaz-
ed at the sight of husbands and wife
struggling along under the weight of
heavy packs and dragging young
children by the hands in their efforts
to make speed.
Vasquez and his mother were liter
ally sitting on their doorstep watch
ing the world go by. "a world peopled
by creatures so remote in ambitions
and desires from their own high
minded and chivalrous instincts that
there was no mutual ground of under
standing.
For instance, thew saw a hard
faced Madam" drive past with q
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

little home of the romantic Spaniards,+
became a seething caldron Of crazed
activity. Houses were looted, stores
were deserted, and StOner was not the.
only captain to leave his ship.
Men gambled and consumed liquor
in the rough care-free spirit of min
ing camp life. In short, the Spanish
village had become the mecca of a
gold mad world. The harbor was
crowded with ships of all descriptions
and many nationalities, and on the
shores a myriad of tents appeared to
shelter the shifting population. Frame
shacks were erected over night and
when not used as homes served as
] supply bases for tools and provisions.
| A regular procession almost con-
stantly passed by the Vasquez estate
and Don Hernandez, the new master
OF the house, was wont to watch from
the balcony with folded arms, but in
his heart was boyish rest1essness
that was difficult to suppress. Sonora
Vasquez was always slightly contemp-
tuous Of the rabble and hated the rush
because its lustful influence had been
responsible for her sons death. Her
arlstocratic breeding and love for
beauty made her senses rebel against
the sight of wagons loaded with camp
ing outfits, kitchen utensils, house
hold furnishings and unkempt, red
flannel shirted men as they passed her
door and ruined the beautiful serenity
of life. To her it was obnoxious to
be forced to see Mexicans. negroes,
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

flinching eyes while her last boy
fought so valiantly to avenge their
name. When the fight was over she
calmly joined her sons and laying a
gentle hand on the living boys head
said bravely, "You have done well,
my son-a Vasquez avenges
Vasquezl" Through tear blurred eyes
she looked beyond to their burial plot
and saw the graves and crosses of
other Vasquezs who had gone before.
All, death did have a sting and her
mothers heart felt its cruel torture!
A little chapel bell rang mournfully,
and guests on their way to the Vas
quez estate turned back, or came on
only to offer sympathy.
And all through the night the
chapel bells tolled their sad news.
Adventurous ruffians from all parts
Of the world began congregating in
California to dig for their pot Of gold;
and San Francisco, the peaceful
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

his captOr's face; and a shiver Of fear
went through him when he noted,
from under half closed lids, that
young Vasquez bent over his brothers
bleeding body and gently took the
sword from his clenched fingers.
For a brief moment a spark of
recognition came back into the dying
mans eyes and a smile of understand
ing and love passed between the two
brothers. That last goodbye gave the
youth renewed courage. His hand
frightened around the sword. Holding
it up he read from the inscription,
"A Vasquez avenges a Vasquez."
He belonged to the breed of men
who cannot glory in cowardly revenge.
Solemnly eyeing his bound adversary,
he cut the lariat with his swords
tip.
Surprised at being released, but not
man enough to accept it honorably,
Stoner rolled over on his stomach and
under cover of turning stealthily
pulled his pistol. LeaDing to his feet
he whirled around and fired without
warning.
Blood appeared on Don Hernandez's
forehead and trickled slowly down his
cheek. With all the ferocity of a
wild animal disturbed in his lair, he
thrust out and drove his sword into
Captain StOner's cowardly body with
fatal accuracy.
The captain staggered as if tossed
on a storm washed deck. His pistol
fell from lifeless fingers and he sank
to the ground.
Vasquez watched the death throes,
cOldly, dispassiOnately; then wiping
off his blade crossed to his brothers
inert form and knelt, bowed in grief,
with one hand pressed effectionately
against his. lifeless shoulder.
"Gone!" he sobbed, and swallowed
tears of grief.
The poems and vaquerOs, who had
been standing by in awed silence
crossed themselves. Their masters
soul had passed on to join his ,ances.
tors! One peon slipped away to the
chapel and began fumbling with the
bell ropes.
Sonora VasqueZ, with head erect
had watched the whole. scene from
the time her young son had whirleC
tho lariat. She watched with un
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16
CHAPTER u-Continued.


At the moment the young Don
Hernandez gained the stable yard.
His intense fury must have shown in
his face because the sailors suddenly
spurred their stolen horses and gal
lOped through the arch and away,
leaving Stoner to face the consequent
ces of his own brutality.
StOner realized he had gone too far
10 retreat. One look into the young
white face staring at him across the
bullet torn body was sufficient to
urge action. Clumsily swinging into
the saddle he headed for the open
road, cooked pistol in hand. With
only a few yards between them he
fired at this last remaining son OF
the house of Xasquez! But his mount
stumbled md the deadly shot lodged
in the earth.
Livid with fury young Vasquez
grabbed a lariat from the belt of a
vaquero standing at his side and
whirling it skillfully over head let it
coil through the intervening space,
faster than a running horse, until 1t
settled around Captain StOner's body
Immediately he was jerked from the
saddle and fell with a surprised thumI
20 the ground.
Working laboriOusly, Vasquez pull
ed the body through the archway tC
his fallen brothers side and stood
looking down upon the two men with
his emotions torn between love and
hatred.
''You have killed a Vasquez!" Il
was no longer a boy speaking.
StOner closed his eyes and shud
dered at the cold, cruel expression OF
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16
SYNOPSIS

Enrico de Solano y Vasquez, proud
and romantic Spaniard, claims in
1776 for King Philip of Spain the
land surrounding San Francisco
bay. he Vasquez hacienda is
erected on the vast and beautiful
acres overlooking the bay, and life
goes along in the indolent and
carefree manner of Old Spain. In
1S48 two grandsOns and their
mother are the last of the proud line.
The discovery of gold disturbs their
peaceful existence. The eldest grand
son is cruelty slain.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

bevy of painted girls. Reckless fol-
lowers of the gold diggers sitting on
chairs in the wagon bed. One of them
called, waved and smirked to get the
attention Of two men on another
wagon, who were straddling a board
and playing cards while they logged
along.
ITO be continued.)
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16
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The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

Finch-Henry Fink raises beets
worth $15,320 on 80 acres.
Evening star., 1927-03-19

dependable OSed lars.
1926 Dodge De Luxe Sedan.S825
1924 Hupmobile Touring. 425
1924 Maxwell Coupe .... 375
1924 Ford Sedan ... Us
1923 Essex Coach. $50
1923 Dodge Touring .... Us
1924 Chevrolet Touring.... l25
1924 Nash Touring ...... 300
1925 Dodge Coupe ........ AS
1924 Ford Touring ... 100
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Conveniently Located.
l333-1337 18th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
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WE HAN +

WE HAVE
REQ Tourings.
REQ Sedans.
REQ Coaches.
Dodge Taxicab.
Buick Tourings.
Peerless Touring
Studebaker Coach.
Studebaker Touring.
Essex 4-cyl. Coach.
We have several cars priced
SIS to $3.50.
All in good running condition.
Some have new tires, and every
one worth twice the price we
are asking.
Evening star., 1927-03-19
SOME FOLKS WHIMS
COST THEM MONEY.

The only reason in the world
why some of these fine used
cars are in our salesroom is be-
cause somebody just wanted a
new car" Their ability to
crafty their whims makes phe-
nomenal bargains for the thrifty.
Evening star., 1927-03-19
3T2O MACOMB ST. NV.
BRAND-NEW BUILDING.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.

HaIf SuuaTe from Car Line.
RENTS REDUCED
Apt. lOti-S rooms. kitchen and bath $50 90
Ant. lO4-2 rooms Kitchen and bath 45 90
Apt. 2O3-2 rooms kitchen aud bath 30 90
ADJ. 2Os-H rooms kitchen and bath. 80 90
WILLIAM =. PHILLIPS & CO. INC.
Main 1900. Cleve 473i.
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RENTAL. SIS. 90

An excellent apartment Of reception hall
living room bedroom. kitchen bath and nice
sde porch ample closet space splendid
condition and conveniently located 20 l4th
street cars and stores and within a Few
minutes walk Of downtown. modern FIRE
proof corner hu'ldinG. Apply ianitOr. 1882
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SPECIAL SALE
OF
FORD CARS.

EASY TERMS
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
OWENS MOTOR CO.
6323 Ga. Ave. Col. $40.
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Two and three rooms and bath Rent
S37. 80, ~45. Si150 and $50
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WANTED--ROOMS.
YOUNG MAN desires room In new modern
home with private or near bath. in vicinity
Of Rock Creek Park; garage: young people
dress Box 212-V, Star Office COS
BY GOVT EMPLOYE. three or four unfur.
nlshed rooms with good people: reasonable
Address Box 144-V. Star office.