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Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-29
CENTER OF INDUSTRY

Alaska is the center of the North Pacific whaling in dustry'
 The sad part of it the oufttng point in the States Likewise the States the outng point for the fishing fertilizer and fish oil activities in the Territory
 In normal year the Alaska canned salmon pack would fill over 5000 railroad cars It is estimated 1t would take 13O O0O ton staemer with capacity of about 15OOO 900 cans each trip eight voyages the pack by and the same amount would require train of box cars 12 miles long.
 It is reported that all the children hced pink now that the opening of school is but few days away September 12
 It is reveale Sewardte has invented new fang led cuspdor for tobacco chewers which may be suspended from watch fob
 One of Stewards new high school teachers E. J. Bath, certainly has nice clean name.
 tinge of Fall permeates the air these days and 1t IS about that of the year to give thought to the coal bin.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
NEW CORNER STORE. SUITABLE FOR
almost any business, in best northwest Sec
ton. Phone West 31o7 or CIeve. 80
CORNER 18th AND S N.W-IDEAL. FOR
grocery: $40. JOHN H. WEST. Bis Wood
ward Bldg. Main 7777. u
NEW LARGE STORE IN SPLENDID FIRST
commercial zone Northwest section. Address
Box TIE Star office. $780,
30 Az ST. Sw.-LARGE STORE
and dwelling . .;,r. room, % "a
THOMAS p BROWN, 615 4 "A st. S.W.
NEWLY REMoDELED STORES AT 100000.
and aO4 Fla ave NV; good for any line OF
business. Can be rented with apartment
Large store located 43 Fla. ave. ne. Ideal
ioi Ain and r. /. ave. ne.--Large store: next
door to gas service station.
Cali PENN REALTY CORP.
Franklin 34l.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

nr9 an YELL Po a e on MANI s2 F SsA.
b baxs SseS Vim ot fsds Tor Hsse
WV ermont sai4fisx. D. ARTHUR Roo" 1000
%, ACRES. OF GOOD SOIL. WITHIN 3
and es OF psr', h0q as
s e "$SS ousk
open i HntI pm M saturday al" o4o', omee
OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
IN Battery Park Will take small downtown
full opportunity to get a real home. Address
Box 4s2-D. Star Office.
STORES WITH APARTMENTS STORES
$4,000 equity? Address Box 4o5,D. Star
office
st. north OF Spring I'd. for small Sc or s:w.
snsf Box sG2s no agents Ad
EEes sALF e. F sss s?% ASaHs
nHs s.4 oa Cali SA Fa, ' ss fruit trees 80
THREE LOTS IN CONGRESS HTs--WILL
7as ,%f Gs fpa' f9s Si R,ss
Bldg. Main 5n1e: Pot. 1899
c sshed r Dn NEA ba,ns sa4.Fs p
take small house in trade Columbia 1892 w
4-s 1tso c MY AP a. ! L
- ants of 3 and 4 rooms one trust: for
smaller property. OWNER. Adams 6613-W.
or North $3.50 after u nm
1873 vARNUM ST NV.
New detached house. r.. . baths Gear
brick garage. Trade for smaller home.
Adams 66l3-W or North $3.50 after pm.
WANTED-DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE.
about 8 rooms and bath in any good NV
payment 6.room, and bath brick house IL, in
1sxlS0: will deliver this clear and add
cash.
1907 N. Y. Ave. Main 1867.
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE sUBsTAN:
tial equity. in new apartment house located
near the Connectcut ave. bridge for cash
pr2 Ss Whieh Is s,ihec, to one trust.
is is, a1 Tsds s to proceed With new work. and
ground would be seriously considered.
This building is fully rented at fair
Consult Our
SHANNON & Efiu'ctHs, INC.
113-717 I4th St NV
Main 2345.
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3114 18th ST NE-~Sa95n
Woodbridge bungalow Of ) rooms that sold
call NJ 20o2
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


CLEVELAND PARK - BEAUTIFUL NEW
n,et@hed y rooms. reception nall & bath
iargc ,iot q garage. OWNER. Cleveland
81 $50 - FROM OWNER. GROOM HOME.
Yress'rirted Northwest section: fine condition.
west @'3 mornings; North 51S1 after 2 y m.
1924 10Th ST. Nw-iO LARGE ROOMS
: sFage electricity: hig bargain. North 1886
or Franklin b7S evenings.
1887 NEWTON ST N.w.-BY OWNER. g.
room brick: AIM. dout lie -asIgc. siaaii
tash naynent, j block of Oh l3s
pr CONDUIT RD.-DETAC HE'D. @ RMS,
~. fieC.; gas. Iurn.. garage. go: small
casn' haiancc like rent OWNER. Cleve. 25sf
B Ino OWNER; 0 R. ? BZTA5. AMI
iu''it iot car gar; near IS ashington Cir
&c. Address Boz $3.50. sta. oGicA 81
tOLQRED--NORTHe E-'
EooI l0"atlCn. brick. q rooms nath: IN
SPLENDID condition, 500 casA. balance same
as rent. Lincoln 1891.
FOR COLoRED-224s ONTARIO RID NV
. rooms. bath, furnace heat. gas and rle
trlclty garage: Price reduced will sell o..
THOMAS E PETTY. anu ''
l12l You St NV. Phone North 415S
WOULD YOr LIKE TO HAVE 81 .Uo.
handed to YOU? We took a Groom houS
Of IT before We can ~ettln orr Iaol-- -.
SS.35O semi detached brick hot-Water heat
Mr. Staolbargh
$500 ~ 10Th s.. NV MAIN 1tf
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
INC.
TIA 14fh Ct NV Main 2345.

SHANNON & LUCHS, .
71a 14sh St. wv c Main aa4a.
1909 East Capitol St.
ii 9TH St. Sc.
r.. b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. -. $3.50
III 10th St. NE.
" 622 Harvard St. NV.
r., b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. $4,000
1883 Ridge ri. Sc.
5 r.. b.. h.-w.h. cleo. and garage. $4,000
II 10th St. NE.
''' o. '' i L E st. Sc.
6 r., b., lat. h.. cleo. and garage: 90
7O7 18th st. Sc.
6 r.. b.. h-wh. elec. and garage. $4,000
44o N. J. Ave. Sc.
l4l7 Pa. Ave. Sc.
r. b.. lat. S45 90
. t. " 832 nth St. NE.
. - ' '" l244 k St. Sc.
5 r.. b.. h.-w:h.. elec. ;.... S"7 90
7l8 9TH St. S.W.
3l4 9th St. Sc.
I rooms Get Our Complete List. .~-c
John F. DONOHOE q SONS,
ala PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc.
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FOR SALE-HOIfSES

FUn S<AlAEI-f1Ot SES.
NEAR 10th. AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Modern semi-detached brick house arranged
tiled baths: hot.water heat. electricity, inst.
NV. heater two-car built-in garage: deep
lot to paved alley servants room i'm base
ment; two apartments rented showing good
returns: owner living in one apartment Full
particulars by addressing Box 437-D. Star
Office.
on MONTHLY PAYMENTS RENTAL
Virginia end MARYLAND: prices from $500
our second trust department. therefore. We
can give exceptional values Ii is to your
sssTf 'f Ss4t ws RssSrs
zoos QUEBEC Pr. NV, NEAR 18th AND
porch; scIsened .hroushout; baiit:in garaae,
hish and heaithfal; $500 Ask Jour own
MOST MODERN sTX-RooM HOUSE IN
box; servants toilet: concrete D screened
block from Soldiers Home Park. Must sell
S st a sssssriWllce. Lower than $4,000 6. Gan
GFORGFToWN - MODERN sTX-RoOM
brick. tile bath: h.-w.h; electricity excel
lent condition; vacant large rear yard: close
Dental street. terms less than rent re realtors
take notice. Address Box BE. Star Office.
1915 ,KEARNEY ST, .IBROOKLAND--sIx
E or aFse amq or as TWO
ss 2s m i" a5Se d snds snt fe q Small cash
pRUMMOND AVE. MD. - ATTRACTIVE
ci soaf hall Also esqsbs hstns
Very very reasonable be cieve. i4oo ''' OVAL TO-
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND $50 PER
month will buy brand-new; STRICTLY modern
quickly: no agents. Address Box 452-D
equity in splendid -r o Gra1er,bult brick tGo
800. Cleveland 1860 evenings
TEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS, FURNACE
Llc liz park. Price $500. 81 Cali f" MISS
MITCHELL. Frank. 1494-J. before 80
BARGAIN HUNTER. DON'T FAIL TO SEE
this 22-ft:. SIR. 2-bsth home overlooking
18th St. Just south of Reservoir. Priced
Box 41a.D Star office %
4th ST. NE. BET. l. & M-PRACTTCALLY
new r, bath b: ~ h.: hardwood floors:
looking for bargain in home cali NJ
BY OWNER , sIl;s FlLAGLER Pr Nv
P F 5000 ssSo cssh so balance m na%ifs
fences in a detached 6-r and bath semi
bungalow in Sauls Addition: large lot Gear
s1ss address Bo9 Star ecs
on, NEWTON ST; BETWEEN 18Th AND
floors: Gear garage; must be seen to be ap-
eali NJ. GoobaAN Main IFS 4 iss9 IT
FOR .sALE--IDEAL HOME, IDEAL LOCA-
ton facing triangle. near churches. schools
tiop Wsshinstona,, $4,000 terms. Box
$500 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT BY
owner; detached sixroom, house, Wood.
s " cleveland 4705. Apt EOS. after " " and
Sunday. -. 49,
OWNER-DETACHED HOUSE. NV: LOT
shts a'" @ah neat d fss
$4,000, in building association Call Adams
NEW. DETACHED HOME. ENGLISH TYPE
Address stn Boz 4a3.D. star Once i II.
BEST BUY SOUTHWEST--s.R. MODERN
home q q oS S,de aye" ,srs car faras
dress rs Box oc44a -D star Office ~ ASe'''S N"-
nlTRLEITH HOME:
s2is St. NV. N. asoG.w. oo 9~'o'o 'asn'
81 900 CASH $50 PER MONTH CARRIES
home: cheaper than rent; $3.50; rooms
Adams .'l so sasH& ami must SELL no agents
c AyE = NJ ohnr8sTa 9a adlIsA n
ns 1a aa Ssrr laf aa M arc look
OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SACRi-
&, one block Central High school. Adams
SAVE YOUR CASH-DOWN. PAYMENTS
bonns: no dealers. AS eisselsnd astS. ~
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FOR RENT-DEsK SPACE.

WOODWARD BLDG. 18th and SITS. NV -
Tel heat light. stenographer: state nature
OF business Address Box 4T5-D. Star office.
| 10,
ATLAS BLDG. 9th AND f.. RIM. 211--TEL..
heat light: $40 per mo. Main 59l2.
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3. T. SAUL Co,
so5 9th ST. NV. Main 2l00.
1740 CORCORAN NV.
. rms. and bath. h.-w.h.. .S75 90
800 A ST. NE.
9 rms. and bath. h.'w.h.. cleo. $4,000
10 ID ST. Sc.
z rooms and bath ..............S4 5.50
742 5th ST. Sc.
rooms and bath. Key at 740. =. SAP SO
42l n. !. AVE. Sc.
. rooms and bath ................ $1,000
". J. PlLLING,
A 14l0 l. ST. NV.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

RENT Observation-Disclosures
SPLENDID NE. SECTION,
500.
large rooms; tile bath; built-in garage,
cant: immediate possession.
METZLER.
Sunday and Night Service. Adams go
NEW HOME N.E.-S55
S sIs@' rs sass RITZ hi Ho SHE ssE
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. elec.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
90 9TH St. NV. Main s94a
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
1882 { st. NE.
6 r. h.-ah.. cleo: in good cond.. $500
UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
NEW. HOME. NE. .S55.
DIX $ ss$%s la Sf'A ST. h.ySaW ssSa ssr'SS
Six ,: ssoT s;h e 81 p E,1 : sss slee
sos T s,5 JSfms sr' ba \ w eles; so
SIS GRfTTE Sh'f hT We E2sIhss
SIX r SSa: ia 9h's sr ny NR F.. SIS. gar
sF'e" 5 5SSD s,s Sas e. NV sw h. s!sF' gar
SIX Ts2%f rp sah h ST. % We pGffA'S
Ei iass rG X AVE- ef!hS SSw W. slc'
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
90 18th st. NV. Main S949.
BURLEITH.
351S S ST NV.
6 rms bedrooms, tiled bath s15 90
h.-w.h.. eiec,. '''9 'o'oo
BURLEITH.
A sEMI-DETAcH5p 6,RpoM HOME.
8 rms 3 bedrooms. tileu bath. double
rear porches. h.-w.h., cleo. Lear IA
1905 COLUMBIA ROAD.
8 rms. 6 bedrooms. 2 baths, double
rear porches. INV H.. cleo, newly IN
lT0S QUE ST.
Semi detached. rooms, & bedrooms.
, baths. INV h.. cleo. Lear ao
1868 PARK ROAD.
8 rooms, bedrooms. double rear
porches. Lear garage, front porch.
screens and awnings. Will redec- 40
1,h TERRACE
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPER ~.

WOODBRIDGE. -. {.
Owner leaving city sDffcrs splendid S-room
house. bedrooms and sleeping porch; large
lot: excellent location on South Dakota ave.
near school. Price far below any similar
house in this section: terms arranged. In
cure from OWNER. :,s2@ South Dakota ave.
ne. Call North 1850
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B. +. SAUL CO..
oe5 18th St NV. Main 2100.
rooms and tile bath: electric lighting, hot,
water heat in fine condition: garage: $500
WARDMAN,
MAIN 1870 1437 K St. NV.
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80 -
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
TWO ROOMS FURNISHED IN MAHOGANY.
in centrally located office building: Will rent
either singly or en- suite: most reasonable
rent. which includes answering telephone.
Call Main 4h6S
FOR RENT-ENTIRE FIFTH FLOOR AS
a whole or in part. also two fourth fOor
Office rooms in the Berry and Whtmore
Building. 18th and + SITS. nw.
9ar F ST. NW.--3 ROOMS ON end FLOOR:
heat and light free: viii rent to one tenant
or separately: reasonable. To-
1416 X ST. NV.
Valuable location. just vacated by the
Temple school consisting of entire east main
floor. approximately izxSs feet; . and 7 - al,
suuare feet with heat and iaritor service.
Very fine show. window and display space;
Surrounded by the best business houses and
esnecially adapted for real estate Office,
title company Office or brokerage business
posite two hotels For rent as a whole or
IN part at reasonable price on lease.
CAFRITZ,
14th e. X Main 9OSO.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
90 ACRES: s-ROOM HOUSE. BARN, HEN
house and other outbuidings: orchard: on
State road one mile south of Oxon Hill
village. Price. $4,000.
Sixty acres of truck land adjoining
bordering on stream: IA five-acre basin can
readily be converted in artificial lake. Being
the most elevated land in this section offers
or villa sites. Address Box re. Star once.
lac
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SAIE--FARMS.
WANTED-FARMS,
WANTED--ACREA

WANTED-SMALL FARM. S TO 10 ACRES.
with small house. for cash Address Box
444-D Star Office. 13'
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FOR COLORED.

FUK COLURED.
Your moneys worth and more; in Bloom
ingdale. north OF Florida ave. lust off North
Capitol st.
Splendid brick house with brownstone
basement exterior: seven large. light rooms
and complete bath. handsome mantcs. large
closets. electric light. brick garage. good
did condition and viii stand the closest
inspection.
Low Cash Payment. Easy Terms.
SHAPIRO KATE REALTY co.
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AMERICAN SECURITY e. TRUST CO.
Real Estate Dept
10th and Pa Ave n W. Main 4S15.
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CLEVELAND PARK - BEAUTIFUL NE
detached u roons roception rail e. hat
iargc lot garage. OWNER. Clcvelar
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FOR SALE-lLOTS.

5OxIl5. PAVED STREET AND SIDEWALK.
city water and sewer. near bus and street
car: Is minutes downtown; high elevation
beautiful shade trees ooo attractive houses se
easy terms will take back second trust.
Main 4I92
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14l6 X St. NV Main Oil.
BROOKLAND-S5750.
33ls 14th St. Brookland-Home. de
laundry tubs; electricity. Open SUNDAY
includes interest and PRINCIPAL on End trust.
Pot. 1857. @76s3 18th St.
ALL OF THESE PROPERTIES ARE
SELECTED BARGAINS AND
WORTHY OF INSPECTION.
Open all day Sunday
1911 COLUMBIA ROAD
pos I,G ,o sacrifice
o large rooms. 9 baths thoroughly mo.
more families
One brick garage
1925 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Fronting Lincoln Park.
500.
A real buy
- rooms and bath. not-water neat go
tric lights. garage newly decorated
1423 ~ CAR. AVE Ne
$3.50 cash. $50 monthly .uys this BEAU
tiful home containing spacious rooms. tile
bath and large light cellar House has been
newly papcred and is ready for occupancy.
2ilO TOR ~ NE.
Brand New.
$4,000.
q elegant rooms tile 5ath beautiful yards,
double porches and many other convenient
details. buit-in garage.
For further information call Main 9451.
]. L. WHITE CO.
goa 18th Street. Main 045l.
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VANTED-AVKEA
ACRES OF LAND MORE OR
less. close to Silver Spring; give complete
details. Address Box laid. Star office.
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> 300 -- FROM OWNER GROOM HOME.
.Ysss'rirted Northwest section: fine condition.
west @'3 mornings; North 5iS1 after 2 y m.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
Church Resumes
Revival Services

"Threc Cheers was the unique
subject Of u great sermon by Miss
Stockton, evangelist, at the opening
revival services at the First Baptist
church last night. 4 fine audience
almost completely filling the audi
torium was present. Great earnest
ness and interest characterized the
service. Miss Gould's solo work and
her leading in the chorus and con
gregational singing was another
feature of the evening.
Tonight will be rally night. -
All Officers of the church and Sun
day school, classes and organizations
are asked to report at an informal
roll call. The organization making
the best showing will be granted Il
suitable souvenir.
Tuesday evening Miss Stockton
will speak on Earthquakes "a
jolly Earthquake being her sub
iect. Miss Gould meets the boys
and girls Of the rainbow chorus at
$3.50 every afternoon. The evening
service opens at 1880 and most
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
CRACKERS
SCORE TWICE
IN LOS ANGELES
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. 3.-Two
bold robberics were staged by yegg-
men here early today, at a cafeter-
ia and thcater, the holdup men es-
Gaping with loot totalling more
than $ll 900.
The Playhouse theater was invad-
ed by a pair of expert safe blowers
who tied the night watchman, broke
open a big vault, and fled with $10,-
600 cash and n diamond set watch,
valued at $1,000.
At Leighton cafeteria, nine en-
ployees were pounced upon by two
bandits as the establishment was
being opened this morning, forced
the manager to open the safe. and
escaped with 1915 cash. The band
its overlooked 500 in the vault.
Police suspect that both robberies
were executed by the same pair of
yeggs.
TIL" bandits worked like profcs-
sionals. sslsx;
In the cafeteria holdup, the ban,
dts had hidden all night in wash
room. When the employers arriv-
ed they were attacked, and Sam
Hamss. the manager, was knocked
in the head with the butt end of
u pistol when he delayed opening
the safe.
Matilda Soehnel, a waitress. was
also hit in the head, the blow in
flicting a severe flesh wound.
The theater robbery was per
formed shortly after midnight. O. G..
Baker. night watchman was seized
and tied to chair when he return
ed from his midnight lunch.
A few seconds later he heard n
muffled explosion and after he had
worked loose from his bonds, three
hours later, Baker discovered that
the safe had been blown open and
empticd.
The diamond-sct watch was the
property of Louis O. Macloon.
lessee of the thcater. The loot was
the returns of the Orange Grove
and Playhouse Theatcrs for the
holiday period. 1t was partly Gov
cred by insurance.
Police investigators were. unable
to find fingerprints on the safe.
The cracksmen had evidently used
gloves in their operations to avoid
leaving any> clues.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
STOMACH
TROUBLE GONE.
BAKES 40 Pies

"I was nervous wreck v''sh
stomach trouble. Had d. ouel'S
and could scarcely v'"";. began
taking Ad'crira. "u1 now I run a
restaurant ""l bake 10 pies a day.
Who" NV friends ask how l do it,
''' them about AllcIika. Mrs. l..
Amrol
Adlerika differs from most medi-
cines because it acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. 1t gives the
system a REAL cleansing and clears
out old poisons which usually cause
sour, gassy stomach. Just ONE
spoonful stops GAS, and relieves
that full, bloated feeling so that you
can eat better and sleep better. Even
if bowels move daily, Adlerika
brings out much additional poison
which You never guessed was in your
system and which may have long
caused trouble. No matter what
You have tried for stomach and
bowels, Adlcrika will surprise you.
Clements Drug Store and other
druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY

Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
undersigned administrative Of the
estate Of Eva Billings. Deceased,
win sell at private sale in parcel
to the highest bidder, upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter
mentioned and subject to confirma-
tion by said Superior Court, on or
after Friday, the 7th day Of Janu-
airy, 1927, all the right, title, inter-
est and estate of the said Eva Bill
ings. Deceased, at the time of her
death and all the right, title and
interest that the said estate has,
l. operation of law or otherwise ac-
qaired, other than. or in addition
10. that of said deceased at the
! time Of her death CT, in and to that
. certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the City
of Fl tentrn. County OF Imperial
state OF California, ard more par.
tlcu'arly described as fellows, to.
wit:
Lots twenty ,ix and twenty
seen. in block twtni weight Of
Peterson and Laporte subdi-
vision of blocks twenty-eight,
tuenty-nino aid thirty, Second
Addition to the City of El Cen
tro. as PER map No. io2, filed
n IT,. Office of the Comfy RE
corder.
Terms and Conditions of Sale:
, Cash in lawful money Of tae Unit
ed States; ten Ter cent of the pur-
chase prieo TO be paid at time OF
sale ami thc ',alancc on C:n tirma-
ton by the Court.
All bids or offers must be in
writing and may be. left at the Of
flee of Hickeox and Trudc, Attor-
neys for said Administrative, at
rooms 102-1Oi Southern Trust
Building, Brawley. California, or
may be filed in the office OF the
| Clerk of this Court at any time af-
ter the first publication Of this no.
tice and before the making Of the
sale.
Dated December 20. 1886.
NINA DIXON,
Administrative of the Estate of
T. Eva Billings. Deceased.
Hickeox & Trude, Attorneys for
Administrative. 22fi2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
LAST SIGN OF ECONOMIC POWER
OF OLD RUSSIA LEAVES MANCHURIA
WITH LIQUIDATION OF BANK

a wide field Of activity open for it
in China
The closing of the bank at Har-
bin is not expected to cause any
economic depression locally as the
Harbin branches have lately great
ly limited their activity and have
practically withdrawn from fin
ancing grain export businesses. Th"
assurance given by the manager as
to the repayment in full of current
accounts has quelled the first panic
among dcpositors. No anxiety is
experienced on account of the sub
sidiarv enterprises of the bank. as
the Sungari Flour Mills and others
are said to be financially selfsup-
porting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
Employment.
Bureau Moves

Announcement Of the moving Of
the Woman $ Ten Thousand Club
employment bureau to the Chamber
of Commerce, effective today, is
being made by Mrs. Paul Cogley,
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of the bureau.
During the month of January,
Mrs. Romeo G. Smith viii be in
charge Of the work, and all employ
crs and employees, both men and
women. may list their wants be.
tween the hours of 9 and II each
morning.
The bureau, which has been locat-
ed at the Vreeland Studio, may now
be reached over the chamber Of com
merce telephone, No. II.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-03
pILsENER OUTPUT NOT HIT
BY U. S. PROHIBITION

PRAGUE, Jan. American pro-
hibition has not affected the brow
ing trade Of Czecho-Slovakia. The
well known Urquell Brewery at PHI
sen still maintains its annual out
pat of 100000 hectolitres of beer,
and the $4,000 hectolitres which the
United States consumed annually
before prohibition, have now found
:; market elsewhere.
Workers at the brewery receive
SO a week. Formerly they also re-
ceived gallon OF beer daily, but
this allowance has recently been cut
to three pints.