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Evening star., 1928-03-03

esess6 Aenr corner apartment with :
bedrooms - sns midst af horne surroundings
ore hsE bS"rg from fnnn. ave. PerIN'os'ly
r&absfrur,e1 ogtFnos soG'h and S@st ~
h$snfffu8{w srsG@st streets. Condition same
ss rev sui nrtfe6 tst t-H50w cost I" insure
ryzs see fFtzss
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MONEY tn lnAN

APPLICATIONS toh ooun srrn<n
husts 'lrH,trd tmmctHta answer. tlAN l.
"A"fR - itth MAN RI
MONEY LOANED ~ iNptNlnt ,,s o\
rrt @""ht hni"tsu,rnts testtent. nt Nttkiuts
muNthit ,uuft,iguttat .A,,tvn
~ 'Ah''tS los Wsshtaxtou ST Ates.
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RENT--nESK SpAlE

HIGH CLASS OFFICE HAS PART OFF OFF.
hcs or desk room, Handsomely furniahed. for
lease. hest location IN town. ground floor
reaaonabie rates and good service. Call N"2
t1tt At. " W. corner u
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If INTERESTED
II IN | LIKES ED
IN
COOPERATIVE
APARTMENTS
CALL
NJ. & r. 3. WARREN,
Adams 900.
CO-OPERAII\ rs.


0veslooLius Rrsk fraek PARK NEARLY
rev tRe-errsnstsre apartment "f rr0ms
re-. rail st'<hsn zn1 hath. ko~ sale a.
oriEt~si rrce 1lth $500 m extras not
rrsrre1 fnr
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\ REAL. FAR
CLOSE. TO TOW \.

4 delightful farm ot l"0 acres fine land
well fenced ansi wster"d I5-room aud
hath home. in splendid condition: " small
barns, chicken houses. good @.room ten.
ant house. plenty OF fruit an abundance nf
hraltitni shade and ovnHtuentai trees. very
laIgs ward on hard. surfaced rusd about
400 feFt from Georgia ave. pike. lS min
ntrs' ,trive from u. e. line. A most pXcel-
lent place for an exclusive dinner or club
hons" property clear, Will sell or trade
W. II. VEST CO..
9i6 15th st Main no0O
Evening star., 1928-03-03

ttENT--(Dlrtl(E SlsA(,E.
MALE OK ExlilANt:E

OFFICE SPACE. INCLUDING 2TENO
graphic service and phone; window display
lnw rent Main l4li
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WANTED TO KE<T-ilOtlSES.

WANTED TO isE>T--ilOt'SES.
,,Ol'pIF without children wish nIu,irrr, e.
room house with garage: detached or s"tn''
detached! prefer between Ga. and Wis, arrs :
best refs Phone Georgia :I65l. -
FURNISHED : OR u ROOM APARTM ENT
ar house in NV section: must I've reason
able rent adult family: references rx-
changed Address Box io:l.F. star onitr. -
OWNERS ATTENTtOS-~ARE You GOING
away next Winter For nine months. hsgiu.
ming Sc.f ~ wan, detached eight rooms.
ami. fuinsnrh for family; garage. Wis
cons,n y: Ia after ~
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES
with ns for rent We g,v" personal at
teniton tn rullrrt,on oi rents and make
PROMPT :emttsurrs. ~
TUE. ERISTOE REALTY co.
loO3 X st NV suite 3o..
Phone Main 51GS 1895.
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WILLIAM LEWIS,
3"la McEtNf.EY ST. NV.
PHONE CLEVELAND tta6.
FALLS CHURCH \A

FALLS Ill R(Il. \ y.
Good "-story. s.ruura HOUSE ~ cprtn- NJ
Falls Church nnyrh front su,i back snue
improvements. hsnhou-e. GARDEN. close To
stores. chur, hes. schools aua ears. A bar
.atn al - 500
Goud :story. S,room hou~p. 4 III, g. from;
and hack pnfrhFs summer kitchen uf1e
acre land, barn. hsDfinfss ana Gar7@"- gar
d"n an'i all Kinds of frHtt. @hAtt~. ami rtn~c
~ cars. s,"f"s srhuul- sui chur' h Al fnr
~ th'u ea9ntv of = uOn. WALL trade fuT
clear lots or Nrr"aw" 8n guO5 location. IlG
sHst harGA Ia Fairfax County.
N-w ".si"rt. q room huIIst. u3th. or with
out ami. nan.h ituut auu hayt iot s,N
! - rla-e 'n ears. rhurth hes. sior"~ and
s"hnn!<. Air"aiy hnan's,i wtil ~til for
50 .,0u. can &FrapG~ terms
N"~ story .,rnoH1 ttls house. a ui
nor"h tfnut sni hack sBd slespsoS uorrh
lafEF lot, riu~s tO stores. :, 1t'o}s and
churches Already anan~sd ~ill >ru for
So nnu. ierm<
". hav. tS acre ot ianA ~ ha-xatn
sud Terms so sihi Lots nj Hir* >3lt@tly ssnUs
Tor sale ON hard rad. 'asnrS't'a r'us Ali
ktnsls ~ pruIs-rfv AT all ptis~s Farms lii-
TIE Sud h,s. aud arrsH-e, VIII trsn!r farm
for sunlyTt,an ho3>e- And lots ,3iy Norup
rrtF eiea~ sutati trust. C,ii Un - IL ynn
tf"au hueiu -. Phone FaIis ChUgrh ~
s,iiist - ! J. IrstFi,Hrr
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WtNJttb-~ltENv, ESTATE,
S\t,I.--~ttAtstlS

SN.E~~tAkNS
t'pM iitNATinh fNtitr Many AM rotIi.
NV fstm on state road aO milns aut In
Montgomery ttnnttv 4 fafM nf w0.baffni
HAhFN ,twnrt GFfuiauthwu Mi
iuAIbM Arm MIA. 80. Mtt,t'S FWnN
= & nihea itt,iti hhisn aiaitit ~ atffs W
= WAlhIn i'a" tta ava. "e i'h""e
rRtrTl i.iI"rt.r fAWM ,u ACHES .nup
itfnttuu !. iuiits aut ~ Mantaau,ef,
t'uttnte Rfat shtnA nh hntae la,ss new hHrH
ththfu hnuse. Eotiknu tftiinf ! Hat raNs
suMs III hsns' e|trtttr ruttpni atnns rnsd
tut un,, sale uft,e ~ Atitt phuns Isnfsi a
~ az Matn ahth !, EnN FOWLER tOta
I've ~ ~
M DISTRICT ~ A. hR nousF FlFt4.
u!eiis umni 'rn,t f"0n sash pgi,e
~ lhn ., trade Ms,a liit tle,e ala
PARTLY EQlllrrtn FAHM
FuR
~ h,,, TAsH
y" AthF Many tHhkfN on pHiilr
FAHM ~ h'ihs iH ttn,Rr ainns heanttiul
strata sR,su t.u,in hnuHe nitlius h,t,,~e
tnni'tt III aihe huttIine@ uusntlie ii
thit nteh'laM rsstutr k"aH view THIS 10
~ i'aisau Ant iAF an Wash HaIta stsle
faad usnef viii iu,iu,e lnt 81 tm.ale,nenis
,,,i,.' ~ at".s n,nms etc iar usaa,e, sale
n.s.,4, sh.ls, '""a'sisssa sisssa Ia. NV,
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WaNTED-APARTMENTS.

sy Young COT Pr LE-2- ROOM. kiItHEN-
eti. and bath apt. Good legation. Reason;
s5ls reTt Inturnis shed. Please eiHe iuii
rs~;irulsrs a. "a condition. rents. et,. All
dress Fox Ion-f star office.
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-
SAl.E-Ap.tKTME<TS.

TW0-FANILY FLAT. ROOMS BATH,
sas electricity private entrances. ha'k
yards newly painted and decorated; Rein>
in- as" Prize =" GOO S.tHd cash: pay
rnents. Ss5 per NORTH inclnilng interest ~
g.. No renewals of trusts. i-'n|oi''
1eS3-w -
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RENT HOusEs-UNFuRNrsHED.

Sa0--FoUR. BEDROOM. 2-PATH. DETACH.
cd new home and garage. / block enat Wal.
ter Reed Hosntal Z blocks from Takoma
business center. 6i"i Piney Br. rd. Cleve.
:fti..
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80 - ---"-.'-- -,
SUMBIT CLEAR
FOTITY SACRIFICE T..

81 see eagj,y will be sacrificed this
week for $50: cash. Pay $50 move IN.
an6 save 81 400 the prize. Your Iow
monthly payments Will automatically pay
Of she hajanr~ on rTl"e 10 fe~ wears and
reduce yoDr rent bin to mere maintenance
item THIS in front corner of rerentlr
erected bagidinE N1thiu five hosks from l'fh
and Eye nv II contains living room.
reception hall dresstng room. kLt"hen. i'm"
inE sicnvp and bath. Address Box }24-E.
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COLORED.
Gao PICKFORp pl. NE,
q r. aud b. rent So so.
~. NJ SIT. Sc
q r aud b.: rent, S3S 90.
WM. j. BALLARD,
1901 EYE ST NV.
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SaIp-C0-0pERATIyE APIS.

C0-oPERATIvE APT. BUILT BY NJ. 4 r.
4 Warren containing entrau.P hall hting
raar1 bedroom kitchen and dInettr. on IN"
foor Ant @03 a0e6 Porter st nv. Ia 's
eoad SSAn ts@low actual cost. Easy terms
Decatur 1870. Open Tor Inspection evenings
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''n.t'T n,,, = t""t MI ,',h and \, ,vr.
uea'. ro'r.'+,s R"I Estate >,ll
MONEY TO LOAN
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rliN tnlNU i>rFNF%N RNrfs
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h11 st.-'.--...N st NAN lois i"l..
WE LEND MONEY
az IMPROVED RrAl. ESTATE
VI, T." tnn n n'',t,M , ~ S"'n"'h'A snd "raths
= PER CENT INTEREST.
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,nf st. Realtors Ms,u a3oo
loans ~ LoWr~r i>rrstst a. as
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iKS>s.cr,dNs" "' '"rNrt,,t'~ "SFen, hhr
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

$3.50
$500
CONTEHPTIBLE STUFF

Fai-minded citizens regardless of political or re-
igous creed, will sincerely regret the scurrious
tack made upon Governor Smith of New York and
applaud the vgor with which he established proof that
the charge that he is a drunkard is a lie
They must also applaud Senator Fearon a Repub-
can who helped furnish proof that the charge against
the governor was unfounded. In fact the senator's
statement, Il would feel that acting the part
Of a if l did not state the facts | know them"
displays sincerity and honesty highly cOmmendable.
especially in politics where often the rule followed
is to blacken the other fellow in any way possible.
Attempting to despo a mans character is despc-
able. Particularly is this true when the attacked
holds prominent place before the rest of his fellow
citizens, that his every movement is watched and
everything about him becomes the property of the
public.
Some years ago Theodore Roosevelt Sandered
in the same way and he little further than Gov
and winning his case in the courts.
Surs of this kind are altogether too common
against those who in the public eye and those who
believe them laying their common sense open to
broad challenge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

vacation. bringing with her the
fortv-twclvc little rabbits ready To
start school Monday morning.
=, DO YOU mean our baby bun
mics 2' asked Mr.. Lougears.
"No, said his wife, "rhe. poor
rabbit children | have in mind live
in an orphan asylum not far from
here. This letter is from dear old
lady rabbit friend ef mime WHO helps
look after the orphan tunnies. Nhe
says they are So poor. with no
fathers or mothers TO buy toys fer
them and she asks if we haven 1
some old playthings that we can
spare for the orphans.
" Plenty Of them. said Uncle
Wiggily looking around the bunga-
low at the scattered toys, and where
there are torty-twelvc little rabbits
belonging to Uncle Wiggily you can
be sure there are many toys. We
could send a lot Of these playthings
to the orphan bunnitS said the old
gentleman rabbit.
.'That's what I was thinking.
spoke his wife. If | gather them
up will YOU please take them -
= viii, right gladly = promised
Uncle Wiggily.
Even broken toys will do. said
Mrs. Longcars looking again at the
! letter from the orphan asylum rah.
+ bit lady. They have kind old
;auitor who viii mend them.
"Thcn | II gather up lot Of III
/ rlaythiugs and TOYS that our bun
mics have east aside because they
; are broken, said Uncle Wiggily,
! land IN take them 10 the poor
! Dummies.
So he started out with Il basket
! Of tops. roller .katcs, dolls. Noak
arks, picture books, puzzle games
and one little ship. The littie ship
once had sails and could skim over
the duck pond beautifully, just like
/ q real vessel. And il WASH I :,
small, either, for Uncle Wiggily
! could have gotten ON board.
+ The little ship had belonged t
i Buster, one Of the fortv-tw"lve
! Dummies of Uncle Wiggny But Bus
tar was like Iii, name. lie hrok.
many things and the Httlc ship wa,
among them. 50 no1y the sails wcr,
! torn and dragglcd and tho ruddcI
was broken. AS Uncle WiggilT look
/ I'd at TIL, little ship. among othe'
toys. tha bunny gentleman thought
TO himself.
"It is a pity that pretty llttl,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
Looking Backward
What ths Press Files Tell OF In.
pertal Valley for thts Date
IL Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
September II, 1908

In order to properly care for its
large increase in business the West
cn Union Telegraph Company is
preparing to string another wire in
- the valley.
The school at Hcbcr opened this
morning with Miss Dora Willard, q
graduate Of the state university in
charge.
james Harrcr. better known as
e. Big Jim has returned from his
Nara 'on and rcopcned his employ
a-ut office.
Mrs. +. b. Nelson left yesterday
1or q vacation at Los Angeles az.
compauicd by her niece, Miss Mabel
Goldberg. who enters on her senior
year of study in Los Angeles high
school
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
TEN YEARS AGO
September II, 1918

Bur simmons, former FL Centran
and son Of j J simmons, has been
made a major in the National Army,
according 10 Il message received
from France by his parents.
After making a close inspection
Of the damage and checking the
property saved, General Manager
Clark of the Imperial Irrigation
District, estimated that the loss
from last night : fire, which total
ly destroyed the district warehouse
and other small buildings At Cal
cyico, would amount to $4,000.
Dr +. \. Burger, until last June
a fracticing physician in FL Centre,
ha, arrived safely overseas, accord
ing to word received by friends and
relatives
Mrs. Lcta Bryan, court rcporto
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
FEW CHANGES
in FACULTY AT
CENTRAL UNION

Only four changes have been
made in the faculty of Central Tn.
ion high school, which will start the
school year Monday, according to
Principal J. L. House Alien Rich.
ard~on, mathematics; Miss Matte
( Welsh. English: =. \. Green. chem
i~try and physics and Il. NJ Fair.
agriculture; all members of last
year 5 teaching force. will not re-
I turn this wear.
! They have been replaced rrspcc-
lively by II. X. McCrackcn, Miss
Edith GrasSmucck, d. b. Lucas and
G. \. Garner.
McCrack,u is a graduate Of Musk
iugam college, Ohio with a degree
Of T.. s. and pursued a graduate
course IT L. :. G. He has taught
in Twin Fails, Idaho and at Reno,
Nevada.
Miss GraSsmucek is graduate-of
Nebraska Wesleyan, with degrees
Of \. b. and B. O.; has an A.. NJ
from University of California at
Les Angeles and also graduated
tJem the school Of Social Welfare.
tinciunati She has taught at Brad
shaw and Nebraska city. Nebraska;
'Clarinda, Iowa and san FRANCISCO.
Lucas is graduate of University
Of Oregon, \. b., and pursued
graduate course n [. =. c. He Ina,
taught in Garihaldi City, Oregon.
hummer, Oregon and at L. :. G.
Garner received the degrees of
b. :. from Purdue University and
". :. tronr Iowa State College tax
ing q graduate course at L. :. C..
He has taught at Lebanon, Indiana.
Purdue University, University ot III
noiS and more recently was connect
ed with the. United States Depart
meut Of Agriculture and the tai.
fernia Department. of Agriculture.
Other members of the facu)ry will
iHelude: !. L. House. principal. :.
f. Allen. mechanical arts; E,ua
>piccr Keller. Latin; +. /. Shepherd,
chemiStry; Irene l.. Brooks, Span
iSh. French; j. W. Cook. plysir~,
ma hemati,s: X. VI. Armstrong,
physical education; Lucille NcGHl.
lough Miller, Spanish; Evalcna Bak-
tl h''it' lttN NNi'di ''tu'" tlNIi' t-l.t't
F. Parent. stcuography and type
writing; James :. Kennedy, history;
Dorothy Wilson. biology; Thema
Upton Ray, art, English; Edith
Cailc Hedrick, history; Margarrr NJ.
Collins. music C. W. Martin, vic.
principal history; Bessie w. Proud
foot, English; Helen NJ Wallace,
English; Guy L. Hatch, manual arts,
prin-ing; Gladys Teeple, home eco.
nomics; Margaret Lee. librarian; j..
W. Ketchen, mathematics; Marian
McGlashan, adulr cducation; A.Ict
EakcS, commercial.
Principal House has called meet
iug Of all teachers Tor tomorrow
morning ar $50 ri the high school
auditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
MIGHTY GOOD SHOOTING

Scoring three bullseyes in three shots is mighty
good shooting therefore Art Goebel is proved to be
mighty good shot.
At the time this is written, his time in flying from
New York to Los Angeles is not available, but that
matters but little. 1t is enough to know that he
rived safe and sound and considerably ahead of the
procession.
When Goebel flew from the mainland to Hawaii
last year in the illfated Dole contest, said he
was 'Iucky.' He But he proved himself
great aviator Just the Further proof of his
flying ability given few weeks ago when he flew
from Los Angeles to New York without stopping the
first time this feat accomplished, and set
new record for country flying
All doubts as to his flying ability are wiped away
by his latest feat. Practically every undertaking
needs certain amount of what is called luck to bring
it to successful conclusion But it also takes other
things In flying for instance, skill, courage and re-
sourcefuness considerably in achieving success
Goebel has these attributes and has them in abund
ance He has completed each trip which he has set
out and is entitled the paudts of the nation Per-
haps not as well known nor as spectacular as some
other avators he is fully competent to rank with the
greatest in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

ed to supply the refrigerator cars
Of the Pacific Fruit Express during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mr.. James c. Hamilton
and Mrs. Walter Q. Hamilton and
children returned last night from a
vacation passed in the mountains
above Banning.
). W. Lindsay is expected home
tomorrow.
Miss Connie Fowklcs has re.
tururd from summer vacation
spent i'm Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

ship /, broken. som. little boy or
pl.m bunny will want to sail it as
,oon IL, hc secs it and he can
until tire orphan asylum lant"l
mcuds it. think / will stop and
mend His ship myself before 1 take
it with the other toys to the poor
Dummies. I'm mend it and make it
ready to sail.
No sooner said than done. Uncle
WiagiIv sat down beside the brook
and soon had, the ruddyr of the
little ship mcndcd Then he began
on the sails and, with the help Of 81
dragon fly, or darniug needle as
these insects o"r sometimes called,
the sails were suou mad. rs good as
ucsy.
"Now ! viii Try to sail The little
ship. said MIR. LonG'ar, He put
it in the water, but there was 10
wind to blow ON the sails and send
the Slip scudding along. Perhaps
If i got on board and wiGgIed the
Iuddcr the ship might sail, thought
Mr.. Lougrars. So he got ou board
/ and, Just as he did 50, down 10 the
brook camc running the Wolf.
+ An ha, This time have caught
rou,' hmyled the Vol Come
back hero So can uiah.s YOU
IL said thi, b"rausc Uncle Niggily,
on the Iittla ship.t.as drifting out
from shore anI tine Wolf did mot
want to get his feet wet. Come
hack where can gct yoo' Aowlod
he Bad Chap,
no, I viii not" ,aid Uncle
Wiggly and oh, how ha wished q
hard wind would blow 10 md him
IN the little Ship to TIL far shore
wterr the Wolf could not ..t him.
Ear no wind blow Then 'aa little
ship with the rabbit on be-.u drift
ing bar', 10 th, bans u0.r. stood
tlr Wolf.
"Ah! Now I'M grt you. howlcd
hungry chap. Put ~ didn't and
how Cn~Ia WiggiIy c,r"p.a TN tc'j
You toaorrov night, Th.u, in case
.horoate cake doesn't 2cf too proud
- -pcaf 70 tine loaf "a, broad III
'ail yoa about Mr Long IF, and
'hn lo!lrrops.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARrs
Copyright, 1927, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY'S LITTLE
SHIP

Dear me, This is too bad:
said Mrs. Iongaars one day rs she
sat in the hollow stump bungalow
reading letter that Mr.. Craw, the
black bird poStman had left.
"What is too bad " asked Uncle
Wi-sily. who sat in the corner No,
he WASH t sitting in the cornrr h"-
,aus, he had hccn bad. but because
the looking glass was there and
Uncle Wjggiy wanted to see if his
Iink nc~e was twiuhling straight
''It +, too had about these poor
Dummies. said Uncle Wiggjiy :,
wife. who Mad come back from her
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Can't an her Ii 1919

According to J, L. TravcrS, a
prominent contractor of FL Ccntro
". =. Holt, president Of tn" Holton
Power Company, expect, to COM
mcucc work within q few months ON
q large iro plant al Brawlcy intend
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
DIES IN EXPLOSION

Los ANGELES, sept. 14.-raul
Prrstcl, y, WAS Killed in an cN-
plosion which later fired the Lacy
Manufacturing Company on North
Nain street last night. Damage
was estimated at $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

Senator Moses says New York is safe for the Re
publicans and Mr. Raskob says is safe for the Demo
Gratis Now if someone will only make it safe for the
Socialists. Progressves and ProhibtOnists, all will
be we'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

How can the Republican National committee eX-
meet President Coolidge to take active speaking
part in the campaign. His is not speaking part
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

The grain harvest in Kings county
this year MAS three weeks earlier
than usual. the earliest ever known
by white men.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

The san joaquin Valley Cotton
Growers association is campaigning
for more membership 20 control 40,
600 hales
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

The country has returned to normacy. The l
erarv Digest is again taking straw vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

If General Pershng keeps he will soon have al
most as many decorations as Lindbergh.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

Admiral Pratt urges preparedness. He Wouldn
he an admiral if he didn't. But he is right anyhow
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

and her grandmother. Mrs. Fisher,
have returned from an extended va
ca,son spent in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

fe2 tcrs q time in the hot fat permits each
uniformly crisp brown and delicious Controlled Roasting
similar results in Hills Bros Coffee Every berry is roasted ccn
Uniform and flavor such won't find other coffee
assured. Tasting is believing
The cofeecrca West prefers Hills Bros Coffee because
brings complete satisfaction every Ask for Hills Bros Coffee
by and look for the Arab the ILLS Bros Coffee
always packed in vacuum.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

X
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

Principal House has called a meet
iuy Of all teachers for tomorrow
morning ar $50 AT the high school
auditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

Fresh from the original
0acHHm pack. Easily
opened spith the key.
Reg T. Pat on.
, 1923
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


Railey. defendant. in Cause Number
1880. styled The AL Parker Securities
Company vs.. c. NJ. Railey. | ci1 %
the 18th day OF May, 1928, az 3
o'clock a. m, levy on that certain
tract Of land in Cameron county,
Texas, being the north twenty I20l
acres Of the west forty (i0) acres
OF block number thirty-tour tj4) OF
what il known as the CsntI Tract,
according to a subdivision ard plat
thereof made for Cameron County
Development Company, which plat
Is recorded in Volume 4 nc nage -
Of the Map Records OF Cameron
county. Texas. and on the 5th day
Of June, 1928, same being tn. frat
Tuesday Of said month, between tins
hours Of 10 o'clock a.. m. and 4
o'clock %. m. on said day. at he
court house door Of said county, i
will offer for sale and sell &C pub-
lie auction for cash. all the right,
title and interest Of the said c. n.
Railey in and to said property for
satisfaction of: First, the sum of
three hundred f~orty-nine and SI-
100 (s349-9i) dollars, together with
interest thereon from April 20. 1928.
at the rate OF six per cent %. an
nun; second, the further sum cf
eleven hundred thirty-four and 26-
100 (~si,134.26) dollars. together with
interest thereon from date, April 20.
1928. at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum; third, for the further sum
Of one hundred thirteen and 43-lo0
(s11S.z2) dollars. together with in
terest thereon from date April 20,
1928, AZ the rate Of six per cent per
annun.
Dated NJ Brownsville. Texas, this
the 18th day Of May. 1925.
MRS. rlNKIE VANN.
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Texas.
BY D. s. WRIGHT, Deputy.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

n subdivision Of the George J.. SIN
ger i2s.Si-acre tract, and levied upon
as the property Of all said defen-
dants, and that on the first Tuesday
in June, 1928, the same being the
18th day Of said month. nc the court
house door or Cameron county, In
the city Of Brownsville. Texas, be-
tween the hours of 10 q. m. and A
.. m, by virtue Of said levy and said
order OF sale I wsll sell said above
described real estate nc public ven
due. for cash 70 the highest bidder,
rs the property OF said defendants.
And in compliance with law, |
give this notice by publication, in
the English language, once . week
for three consecutive weeks imme-
diately preceding said day or sale,
In The Brownsville Herald, d news
paper published In Cameron county.
Witness my hand, this 18th day 81
May. 1928.
MRS. PINKIE VAkN,
Sheriff. Cameron County, Texas.
.. u. 8. WRIGHT. Deputy.
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