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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-07

VI LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

on 0 inch gravel base rolled to 6
inches; n
MnEREAS, plans and specifica-
ions nave veen prepared for the said
work by the City Engineer, wnIcn are
on ale "a tne O4Lce ~ the City Sec
rotary, and have been duly approved
by the City Commissioners.
NOW, TnEKEF ORR, all persona
desiring TO bid upon the work OF
making the said improvements are
requested 10 DO SO ii accordance with
the said resolutions, plans III specI-
1Ic2aons 10 winch they are referred,
by Thing sealed bids therefor wlth
the SAID City Secretary, on OF before
the 18th day OF February, "A. ID,
1873, 1t ten o'clock, A. NJ
Bidders Will De required 10 make
their bios on forms o. proposals by
the City Secretary, ana wnlcn may
De obtained 1t ms Office, ana no OH
viii be considered unless the same a.
accompanied by a certified checA
upon - acceptable bank, payable 70
the Mayor OF the City OF Browns
vile, IN mount and on conditions
designated Dy and IN the said pro-
posai. Bidders may DId eItAer upon
ali n different alternative plans,
materials n methods prescribed Dy
said specifications, or uP0n any one
or more thereof. Inc City o.
Brownsville reserves the right TO ac-
eept any bid or bids, or TO reject
any bid or bids In whole or IN part.
A. T. Munday, City Secretary,
City Of Brownsville. Texas.
2-4-l3-1Ot-LG46.
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Mission R9imT
Told oScouts
AT Weekly Meet
Social to The Heraldl

tSAeclal to The Heraid1
MIsEN, Feb,H-The ROtarians
had Boy Nfogram, the entire
meeting being dsOBted to Boy Scout
activities, which are fostered by the
club.
The program was in charge Of Rev.
Charles Nixon, scoutmaster Of Troop
,. and Rev. Claude Peake, scout
master Of Troop l gave the first talk.
speaking on the value and Import
ance Of Scouting and mentioning
the fact that in his judgment the Boy
Scout movement was one Of the three
great movements since the birth of
Christ.
Rev. Nixon followed with an out
line Of plans for the Boy Scout ami
versary week, also asked the club
to foster and abet the arranging of
an office with a stenographer due to
the increase in the work. This the
club agreed to do. The plans are TO
hold a "Boy Scout and parents night"
the first part Of March at which time
a big q viii be put on by the
Scouts
r. n Neal Of Amarillo gave a nice
talk which was appreciated by the
club members.
+. Marvin Goodman for long n
member OF the Clinton. No. club was
made a member Of the local Rotary.
he being requested gave himself the
charge.
Visitors we're: VIM. d. Crome and
". II. McCown OF Clinton, No. !. x.
Brown IF Big Springs. Tex, and F. NJ.
Neal OF Amarillo.
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NOTICE Or TTrrTrnN

R0AA&G VT LII AA&#N
NOTICE is hereby given that an
election viii be held wv thc lst dgy
Of March. IA. TN. 1893. within the
boundaries a Cameron County Water
Control ana Improvement Di-r
Number Ten. in Cameron Coy,
Texas. for the purpose ~ confirming
the organization nf said District hT
q vote of the qualified resident prop
crty tax paying voters 0f said Dis
trict.
The boundaries wv said District, as
organized hv an order passed bv the
Commissioners Court w Cameron
County, Texas. at ID special meeting
of said Court held on January 18th.
1928. being as follows.
Being : part Of Shares ln. 27 ard
2S Cf the Espiritu Saut0 Grant. iH
Cameron County. Taxas- ra rarfi-
toned by the final decree IVY rarti-
ton in n certain Elit fHr tln rlrtI-
tion of said whole grant En- The Ds-
trict Court Cf Cameron County, IH--
All. Numbered and Styled "No. 1886.
I. kennedy, wv ll. vs. Thos. Carson.
Admr.. ETC.. ct ann a-a more nart-ru-
larlr described by mCtes and hcllGs
as follows.
BEGINNING ok the intersection Mi
the East Zine W. Share 40 -7 oE TIRE
Espiritu Santo G-1n-- in Cameron
County. Texas. with TIE Center Y -s
0f sn oll road from R-rraFa tl re -t
Isabel. Thence with said re nh 0'i
Road North Witt degrees -1 ninuteH
East .8s54 fcat to nj na rt in tha
Fast line w Share &o. Thence
with fte East Line nf Said share +r.
5s. North . degrees go East
15.Hf9-8 fant- thence har-M ET aH-
r-erS 20 minutes We- fecr ~
y rnir- rr thr r-tA E-H- TnH af
Share an. 1. Thence wits fhe Eat
Lire rr sara Ne. a-. Na-lr w rara
50 minutes EaHtp faa- tn fha
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Corpus Gas Well
E~xtinguished In
Fight of3Weeks

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Feb. r.
R9-A huge crater of calcined earth
surrounSS~ No. Z, gas well
at White Point, across the bay, to-
day marked the scene of mans latest
triumph over the ~u1leashed forces Of
nature in gas-well fire-fighting. The
10000, 000-cubic foot gasser was ex-
tinguished yesterday with 10000 bar
rels Of water, team from six boil
ers and five shots Of nitroglycerin.
Four 50-quart shots and one 90
quart shot were detonated at 5-min-
ute intervals. while steam and water
did what they could to cool and
smother the flame before the gasser
was put out
Tex Thornton, famous for his
asbestos suits, labored for two weeks
on the blaze, oace expressing the
belief that the well would never be
saved
The well. owned by the Saxet com
p2ny. broke lose on Jan. Is and was
ignited on Jan. 10 by a spark from
a stone striking broken casing.
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LEGION BUSY
Soldiers of All Wars
Now in County To
Be Listed
Especial to The Herald)

RAYMONDVILLE. Feb. Tine
Meuse-Arronne Post American Le-
gion Of Raymondville has begun an
Intensive drive throughout Willacy
county to locate all former soldiers
Who reside in the county and to To-
cate all graves of soldiers who have
been buried within its boundaries.
Soldiers Of all wars in which the
United States has engaged will be in
cluded.
in this hunt to ferret out all vet
Grams in the county, every school
in the county will be visited by mem
hers Of the Raymondville Post and
short talks made to the students.
Also. all clubs, including commercial
and civic organizations, churches and
other organizations. and all picture
shows will be visited. The post has
200 placards one of which will be
placed in every show window IN the
county.
Il is the aim of the Post to be OF
service to all soldiers, and under the
leadership Of Post Commander Narne
Sabin. every member Of the Ray
mondville Legion is imbued with an
eaverness 10 push its work in peace
the same as was done during the
great World war. in which many Of
them saw active service on the fields
of France.
Already much good has been ac-
complished bv the Legionnaires. ard
during the first few days Of the
drive. three ex-service men were rem
dered services which they were IN
able 10 do for themselves. One, a
Mexican boy who was gassed IN
France. and was in a pad condition.
was located and will be sent 70 a gov
eminent hospital. Another ex-service
man was found who had been in a
HOSPITAL in France. and moved about
from place 4 place while in a eriti-
cal condition. He had deposited some
thing over 500 with the authorities.
Arrangements are being made to re-
cover this money.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE


TO all lot owners or ether persons
interested in the burial ground Of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society Of
Brownsville and Matamoros. a more
particular description Of said burial
ground being all that track Of land
on the n. E. corner Of Madison and
Second Streets. being 10 feet front
On Madison Street with lines az right
angles forming an oblong square Of
10 feet by $50 feet in the City Of
Brownsville. in the County of Cam
eron and the State of Texas.
Please Take Notice that we, the
undersigned. will hold a meeting on
the gath day Of February, 1928, at
$3.50 p. NJ, at American Legion Hall.
933 Levee Street in the City Of
Brownsville in the County of Cam
eron and the State of Texas. for the
purpose of creating and organizing a
Corporation unde4 Title &c Of the
Venron's Annotated Texas Statutes
1925. The purpose of said Corpor-
alton shall be among other things to
receive the title to the property
above described and maintaining a
private cemetery and caring for
same. z. A. Rosenthal. B. NJ. Freu-
denstein, VI. r. Kaplan. Sam Perl
B. l.. Kowalski. B. L. Cain, A. Ash
helm. Jos. r. Bollack. j. VI. Stein.
s. Block, Marcel s. Block. Camille
Block, Pierre Blocl-. W. A. King.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
BEFORE NE. c. NJ. Wunderman. a
Notary Public in and for Cameron
County, Teras. this day personally
appeared z. A. Rose1tbal, p. NJ. Freu-
denstein. 49, aIsIl
B. L. Kokafski. 3. Z. lain, 4. ASH
- Jos. F. Bollack, j. Nj. Stein. s.
Block. Marcel s. Block. Camille
Block. Pierre Block and W. A. King.
known 10 me to be tire persons whose
names are subscribed to the fore
going instrument and acknowledged
to me that they executed the same
for the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal, this
9Th dav of January. A. ID. 1928.
(SEAL)
G. NJ. Wunderman.
Notary Public,
Cameron County, Texas.
1-10-2-s-30t-2613.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

So - nv
OF letting BY the City ~ Browns
the following streets. fn-Eit.
Palm Boulevard from jefferson
Street 20 RinEEoid Street. rire
blocks.
West Seventh Street from Fruntan
Street 70 Elizabeth Street. four
blocks.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:
WHEREAS. tie Cry - ErrurF-
vile. has heretofore hT resolutions
directed TIE improvement ~ re
above mentioned streets. h.turrr
the above mentioned limits. ~ grad
M. raising and filling the Fz-@. ard
~ Improving Tire Fa-R hT the rr--
strpctica 81 concrete wrhz a-E r-t-
fsrT wherever deemed re-Hrrn-y- ard
rzvir~ Ire sane wth ere or fh-
following types uf pavement - w.
selected ~ fk~ City Cr--sson NJ
ire said CRY. ro-wit-
Tls i-rh rrirf1--rs r~arr-F.n
pavement
CO. frrh r-i-Fr--sE ra
k1ss wsh ! - frrh hr+ III ra-k
agrhai- wpn-f-r rm-s
f7l f-rh rHr-raF r--~~rrr
use -sh I - fr-h Hs~k-f- re-
crete -ear-r az-frrrs
as ira e
tns- IN 7 f-- i--H wz--r. h
Erh w#z-< w1~fnr#-
fFh r-2 -rA r
hzr~ ~fh = &c A wH s~
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Gen. - rHE rra --r
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BUILDING ON
HEALTHY GAIN
Mercedes Permits In
anuary Mount to
SlS0,133 Total

MERCEDES, Feb. building per-
mits issued in Mercedes for the
month of January reached q total of
S~1O6,133-20, the largest total of build
ing permits ever issued in one month,
according to II. <. Peters, city build
ing inspector. Mr.. Peters states that
these figures do not include the
$4,000 incinerator being installed by
the city.
The new warehouse which W. W.
Anderson is building for the Valley
Transfer and Storage company, will
cost $4,000.
The building at the corner of Texas
avenue and Third street, owned by
Joe Brown. is to be added to and re-
modelled at a cost of about 1000.
II. T. Stotler is building a new NOR
tuary and funeral p~arlor, on Texas
avenue, TO cost $1,000. A permit for
a new building on Second street be-
tween Texas avenue and Ohio av-
enue amounts to $500. A $4,000
permit was granted Merriweather and
Sauer for their part in the construc-
tion of a building for the United
Printing company, Inc, on Second
street. Improvement to the Texas
company filling station at Q0
avenue and Third street will amdkn
to $4,000.
Permits for new res;Sences lEere
taken out for ths<n0"n~Mrs.
J. F. Allen, resINe on Ohio avenue,
$4,000: - Haynes, home at
Twelfth %eet and Illinois avenue,
$4,000; A6aloway, residence at
Missaehue and Twelfth street,
Sf.551. The total was brought up
at Missouri and Fourteenth street,
S4,2350. The total was brought up
by smaller residences, garages, re-
modelling Of old businesses, etc.
The city has under way a compre-
hensive sidewalk building program in
addition to the building in progress.
A large street paving program that
viii add many blocks of paving TO
the present paved streets is also
under way.
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Shade, Anderson
To Meet Tonight

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 7.-tP-Da-
vid Shade, California middleweight.
and Joe Anderson Of Kentucky, meet
here tonight in a ten round bout
with the right for a match with
Mickey Walker. worlds champion. as
a possible added stake
Both fighters have been hot on
the trail Of the I60-pound king for
some time. Shade once having fought
Mickey for the w~elterweight title
but losing in q close battle.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
summon Maria hInojOsa NJ -
band, kaymon COsIo Gonzales. Re
beca HinoJosa and husband PeGro
Gay, Soledad hlnOjosa and husband
Eduardo GonZalO BIanco, Dolores
G~arza,' Carlos QuInLana, LIOCIa
Quintana and husband Jose Lopez
Suasua, Rosa Q~uILtana, Guadalupe
Qulntana and husband R4caIuO
Gonzales, Francisco Q~uIntana and
husband AGrian Garcia, JOsefa QuIn-
Iana, Maria fena, Ana Maria Quin-
tana, Conception HInOj0sa de Bar
raIan, Thomas hinoJosa, and Rosa
hlnoJosa and husband Jose Con
zales, who are nOn-residents OF TINS
state, 20 appear IN the office OF VI.
b. Clint in Brownsville, Cameron
County, Texas, az 10 o'clock .. m.
on tie 9th day or February, "A. u.
1873, before the undersigned COM
missioners appointed b. the Court
70 assess the damages resulting by
reason Of the location -J Cameron
County Of a right W way for flood
protection purposes across certain
land IN which the above parties as
sert IN interest.
Then and there 10 answer q petit
ton filed with the Hon. John hleI-
Der, County Judge OF Cameron
County al Law On the 2ist day VI
January, A. ID. 1928. being numbered
1895. IN which suit Cameron County
il plaintiff and AdeIl Nillarcal,
Mamerta Nillareal. Antonio Kiilareal
and wife. Refugia Falcon. Francisco
Nillareal. Maria NiIlarell. Manuel
Nillareal. Luciano Hi1ojcsa. Arturo
P0rtilla. Conception P0rtilla. Mac
rima Portilla and husband Antonio
Luna. Octzvio III. HinoicsL. Carolina
Dlclos. E-ncarnacion Portilla. Anto-
Mo Portilla and Victoria Portilia and
husband. Mauro Tamayo. Maria
H~inojosa. Ramon Cosio Gonzales.
Rebeca Eirofosa- Pedro Gay. Soledad
H~inojosa- Eduardo Gorzaio Blanco.
Dolores Cara. Carlos Quirtlra.
Elodia Quintana. Jose Lonez suasua.
Rosa Quiutlna. Guadallre QIia-
tara. Ricardo Gonzales. Francisco
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Now Enjo Eating,
Thanks His Wife

For years ] suffered with stomach
trouble Then. my wife got me to
take Adlerika- Today l feel fine and
eat what | like."-Wm. OPP.
Adlerika relieves stomach gas ard
in TEN minutes. Acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel, il re-
moves old waste matter you never
thought was in your system. Let AG-
lerika give your stomach and bowels
a REAL cleansing and see how much
better you will feel. Il viii surprise
yoEl Eagle Pharmacy. Ire In San
Benito az Palace Pharmacy.-Adv.
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Weslaco Commission
To Hold Last Meet

WESLACo, Feb. THE city COM
mission will hold its semi-monthly
meeting at the offices of City At
torney NJ. L. Dew Tuesday evening.
This Will be the final meeting be-
fore the election on Fbruary q,
when two additional commissioners
and a corporation judge will be Sc
lecied by Weslaco citizens. Final
details for the election will prob
ably be made at Tuesdays meeting
of the city dads" as well as rou-
tine business and matters concern
ing the new hotel.
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NEW TREATY SIGNED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-fPAA
new arbitration treaty with France
was signed shortly after II o'clock
today By Robert E Olds. under-sec-
rotary of state. for the United
States. and Ambassador Paul Clau-
del for France.
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enter line of III old Rracud ronG sro-
san Benlto TO the Baana Vista Trmrr
Thence with the center line ~ go
graded road, North a. degrees 9R
minutes West 1928 feet 70 : poirt -
the Nv est Line OF said share NV. n-
Thence with said West line Of share
No. 2T South y degrees a5 miH4ter
West -5I-s feet Thence South
1egrees ~ minutes West 15, IT'S .est.
Thence South IA degrees n minnten
West 1873 feet 70 4 point IL tia
West line of Tract 4J 0f share Na.
~. OF said Espiiliu Sans0 Grant.
Thence with said Vest lire South
degrees g. minutes West ZOO feet "a
the center lire ~ the cid San Benstr-
Point Isabel Road Thence with BAi1
Road North II degrees 5 minutes
East 1888 feet tU n point in the
West line NJ Share No. ~. Thence
with said West line cf share Ne. --.
South 6 degrees 49, minutes West
EsI5 feet. Thence with a line pagai-
lei to and 1870 feet distant. measured
Southwardly from the center line ~
the new Barreda-P0int Isabel Read.
South 50 degrees IN inmates East
-yIJ feet Nv Wy point in the East line
eff Share No. 1T- Thence with the
East Iine ~ Share Nor. North 3 c.
grees do minutes East 500 feet ts
the place Of beginning. containing
5-.s acres. more ur less
Said election shall he held M fhs
Harris house ~ share No. 80 * ite
Esririt1 Sant8 Grant on Ola Earrgll-
Point Isabel Road and the follow 2
named persons Hre designated EE
Judges and Clerks MI Election t1 cone
duet said Election IL said p0ltrs
place:
Victor de- la Cruz. Presiding JadRs.
Librad0 Ramos, AssiEtaxsusnB Ivy
-u.tirio Sanchez. -
At .h-rh election there shall aa
submitted the following proFos!tiensi
"For confirmation Ct district" 4r4
against district
TIE manner ef conducting Er
election shall he governed by taH
General Election Laws * the rtl .
Ur Texas, except as others lHe rrnW.l-
ed La Chapter ~ OF THE General IEaa
PASSED WY the Regular Session 0f t.H
9th LEGISLATURE af Texas. and INN
Acts amrnaat0Fy thereof and supple
mrntary thereto.
None but resident property tar
payers who Are quaIitiel voters at
said district shall te entitled 80 Flta
wy such elEcticn-
The hailntH to hn used M said cleo
ton shall have printed thereen shs
following.
-Fnr Confirmation OF district"
Against District"
Mo other matter shall hf places
on the ballot EXCEPT the heading.
Official Ballot
This Nct.ce u Election u issa
under ard in Pursuance IVY lH uralr
passed hT the Board of Directors NH
said Cameron County Water Fortr.l
ANA Improvement District N4mhr-
Ten ~ the s0th day of January.
Jaw N. 1873, in which order w wa FFn-
r.tea. among ether thinEF. that this
Notice w ElertIun should he rfFrr-
Witness nHr hands arh &c Seal NH
saii District this the 9Th eay ff
Ie. rrarr A. ~. 1878.
SEAL
F WV Orsen.
Pres Dent on Board uf Directors
cf County Wgter CcE.rei ari
Improvement District A-mhrr
Ter.
H- E. Goodman.
Secretary ~ Beard ~ Directors
rf Carrr County Water r9n-
f-al ana Improvement District
Ng Fr Ter.
ffM 1rIn.
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Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK-Let the rainy day
come. Babe Ruth has $4,000 IN
the bank. ard this is his 54th birth
day. a $4,000 annuity viii mature
IN a few years and in addition he is
putting money aside toward a trust
fund OF S35N.C01-
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JERSEY CTTy-WIliiar Koutnix.
s~Errairter. says ~ ~ IA unfrerdiE
with John ~kzraevcern fer two years
ard alHn Evts married ~ wiif tr-
herit s-nfnn f-n- an urrle. Ard ~
has ere - Havana q cisrk ~ :
hntrl.
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BIDS WANTED ON CAST IRON
PIPE, CAST IRON FITTINGS AND
CAST IRON VALVES.

BIDS WANTED ON CAST lRON
PIPE, CAST IRON FITTINGS AND
CAST IRON VALVES
Bids will be received at the office
Of the City Manager IN the City Of
Brownsville, until February 18th,
1928, at 1000 o'clock A NJ, on the
following cast iron pipe, fittings and
valves, delivered IN the City Of
Brownsville:
IA feet "a inch diameter, bell and
spigot cast iron pipe, class 3D.;
IA feet is inch diameter, bell and
spigot cast iron pipe, class "B';
600 feet l6 inch diameter, bell and
spigot east iron pipe. class "B";
One piece is inch diameter 30
inches long and Hanged both endS,
faced and drill;
One piece Is inch diameter 40
inches long. Hanged both ends,
faced and drill;
One piece Is inch diameter 30
inches long. Hanged both ends,
faced and drill;
Two pieces IS inch diameter IS
inches long, Hanged one end, spig0t
on other;
Two pieces 1s inch diameter,
Hanged 30 degree els, faced and
drilled;
Three pieces IS inch diameter
bell and spigot, 90 degree els;
Four pieces Is inch diameter, bell
and spigot, - degree bends;
he twenty-four inch diameter bell
Il spigot 30 degree ell;
vbne t~wenty-four inch diameter
bell tee;
One 2sx1s bell and spigot reducer;
One 24xl6 bell and spiE0t reducer;
One iSXl6 bell and spigot reducer;
One twenty-four inch bell gate
valve;
Two eighteen inch bell gate valve;
One sixteen inch bell gate valve:
Two twenty-four inch diameter bell
and spigot IS degree bends.
Each bid must he accompanied ~ =
certified check for ten per cent 2.
the moEn or the bid. which shall wv
forfeited 70 the City Of Brownsville
for failure to deliver as specified II
the bid
The City az Brownsville reserves
the right to reject any or all bi1l-
A. +. Munday.
City Secretary or the CIty
Of BrnWuEwfNa- TewrE-
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NEW ORLEANS-M. Lehrix. the
French aviator. must have heez
ieshed b THE creole bellies. They
have TOO r-zch Ievity.- r. said IN re-
card - American girls Nevertheless
hs wishes q marry one.
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NEW YORk-For Broadway and
neiEhhors 20 get all lit Up il takes
l.30e.els lamps. That's the number
in the eity's 2o.SSG electric signs.
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LAKEWOOD, n. Pending in
vestigation Of trouble neiEhbors have
with the radio, a clock IN a tower by
the lake on John ID. Rockefeller's
estate has been stopped. The face
has been lighted nightly. the lights
being synchronized with the electric
mechanism A neiEhhcr wrote the
Federal Radio commission about il.
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VIENNA-For one months dancing
n Budapest Josephine Baker is Of
fered $1,000 Plus expenses shes
the negro dancer who has rot beer
permitted 70 appear ~ Vienna.
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Now the women
may have a car.
unique In style. dis
tincfive IN beauty
and unrivaled in
handling ease.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED STUDIO
anartment 9 rooms fireplace bath. kitchen
cite Steinway grand: reasonable rent right
party with reference. Phone Franklin 1871
All day Saturday or Sunday. otner daSs be-
Evening star., 1928-05-24
SALE--AUTO TRUCKS.

DGE u TON TRUCK 1021--Good run
Z order: will sacrifice for quick sale.
/ Main 371O traragcl
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Studebaker Commander Seda

Original finish tires practically new: Onl
driven 1000 miles; guaranteed same as new
81 095
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Locomobile 8-4S Sedan.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, Inc.
1706 l4th St. NV.
GRAHAM PAIGE.

The reputation OF Graham
Paige for honest merchandise
applies as we'll TO used cars as
to new ones. Every used car
sold is guaranteed as represent
ed in every respect.
1923 Paige Straight Eight
Sedan .........Sl 700
1927 Paige Straight Eight
.Scudl ............ l,-OO|
1927 Straight Eight Cab
riolet Sedan. 800
The above eights have 4-speed
transmissions.
1923 Paige 0-65 Sedan. .$1,150
1923 Paige 6-05 Brom. =. . LOO
1923 Paige 6-75 Sedan. !. l,400
1923 Paige 6-65 Rdstr. =. 1.250
Many other good cars from
500 up. Your car in trade.
Low finance charges.
A GOOD USED CAR IS
BETTER THAN 4 CHEAP
NEW ONE.
GRAHAM-PAlGE co. OF
WASHINGTON. ID. G..
FACTORY BRANCH
1922 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

BOARD AND ROOM for > more refined men.
~ semi i-private home: select neighborho0d
Phone Adams 3ERU o6s
Evening star., 1928-05-24

9g1bGE CgrPg 1878 ezoeiisst condition
and aDDehF8ace s%fje terms SEE ~ ilS
29fb - MS og Dpons North 3i7 tof dem
Evening star., 1928-05-24
WE BUY ANYTHING.

VIII nay more for furniture. ANTIQUES,
curios hric-s -hrac china and household et-
Franklin SSH Lincoln Furniture Co. col
= NV -
Evening star., 1928-05-24

FRIGInATRE secondhand Must he in
good condition Private parties onlS--
dealers need not apniN. Phone Adams a,S3