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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California in and for the
County of Imperial.

I'm the matter of the estate of
flames r. Laughrin.
4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, Mary Eta Laugh.
rim, Administrators of the estate of
pames r. Laughrin, deceased, to the
rreditors of, and all persons having
alaims against, the said deceased,
ITO exhibit the same with the nee
essary vouchers, within four months
aftcr the first publication of this
notice to the said administrators at
lEuite 1l2 Rehkopf Bldg, III Ccntro,
li'alfornia, the offices of Harry w.
Horton and Kendall j. Perkins,
(which place the undersigned dcs-
Iignatcs as her place of business, or
file the same in the office of the
al'ounty Clerk of Imperial County,
california.
i Dated this 31st day of August,
Hoes.
MARY ETA LAUGHRIN
aEcpt5 .l2-l9-26 Oct 3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
CARDINAL VICTORY BOOKED
AS LOGICAL EXPECTATION

Johnson answers to the name OF
Sylvester and is about as reliable.
This means that whereas Pill Me
Kcchnie can afford to gamble with
his pitchers and toss them in and
out without any fixed plan of bat
tie, Che plans to start Sherdcl in
stead of his real ace, AlcXandcr)
Miller Higgins must have Il practi-
cally perfect pitching performance
from each Of his three boX-men each
time the hat drops and the fight
starts.
In the series upon which the at
tention of the baseball world will
focus tomorrow, much may depend
upon the accomplishment of Tom
Zachary. Tom never has lost a
world series game, having won two
for the Washington Senators in
1924, but there is always first
time. In his last three starts be-
fore The Yankees clinched the pen
nant, the veteran southpaw turned
in splendidly pitched victories. When
tine race had been decided, the De-
tIoit Tigers knocked him out of the
box in the first inning, scoring six
runs with only one out.
Hoyt and Pipgras, backed up by
n little substantial hitting, might
beat the Cardinals once. but hardly
twice, apiece. This leaves the Amer
lean League champions still little
short of adequate pitching.
Bill Mckenzie, who shifted to st.
Louis to replace Bob O Farrell as
manager of the cards just in time
to ease into his second world series
AS a manager within four seasons,
iS far better off when it comes to
pitchers.
Alexander is good for at least
ore victory, so is Sherdel, so Is
Haines, who beat the Yankees twice
in 1926. Any one of the three may
repeat. in which ease the series will
be over Flint Rhem and Clarence
Mitchell. the latter the only south
paw spitballcr in captivity, are
formidable relief pitchers such as
the Yankees do not possess. Either
could start game with a good
chance of winning from the Amer
lean League contcndcrs i'll their
present crippled condition.
The situation on the eve of the
series iustifics the betting odds
which continue to favor the cardl-
mails.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice OF sale is hereby givcl
that in accord with Section 3O51 ane
1882 of the civil code of California
that on the 18th day of October
1923, at the hour OF 800 p. m.. til,
barbara Worth Garage of FL Centre
,wilI sell at public auction at Sc>
enth and Main SITS, sEl Centre
california, one Ford automob1.-
(motor number, 624S676) Said sa3,
to satisfy their charges for storage
to the amount of 5000, together
with cost of sale notice, as well as
lauction.
BOWLES AND son.
$40 Barbara Worth Garage
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
Lack OF Rain
In September

Report for the month Of Scptem-
Der on weather conditions maze by
James II. Gordon, meteorologist, at
Yuma shows that the 30-day period
Wis marked by 2eatinuancc Of I
hack in rainfall. 10 rain fell during
,he month. the total tor me year
remaining at 81 Inches which is far
below 10 normal fail Of 2.40 for
the period.
The highest temperature recorded
was l12 degrees on the 18th day.
This is two degrees below the record
for the last 50 years. The average
high temperature of t~e cay. how
ever, was 1892 degrees and the
average for the low day tompcra-
turc was G9.G. The average tcmpcra-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
BY FRANK GETTY


NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Thc logica'
outcome of the 1928 world series is
Il victory for the st. Louis Cardin
ais in five or six games.
American league baseball men
gathering in New York today for the
opening of the series, shake their
heads obviously over the prospects
of the New York Yankees, and pin
their hopes over the fact that Miller
lluggins club fights best with its
back to the provcrbial wall.
The National league champions
should win, and win more easily than
they did in 1926, when the same
clubs met to decide the champions
ship of the world.
Pitching ever has been the dGcid-
ing factor in world series baseball;
the exceptions have not been numer-
GUS enough to do more than to prove
the rule. The prepondcrancc of pitch
ing strength favoring the Cardinals
is sufficient to warrant the cXpcc
tations of st. Louis supporters that
they will win in short order.
The New York Yankees have
Matte lloyt, George Pipgrass and
old Tom Zachary. The Cardinals have
lin order of importancc) Grover
ticvclapd Alexander, Bill Sherdel,
jess Ilaincs, Flint Rhcnl and Char
encc Mitchell.
Cards Can Gamble
After these pitchers have been
named, the story has been told. Both
clubs have pitchers named John
son. The Yankees johnson is II
youngSter named Henry, who is cr-
ratlc, to say the least; st. Louis
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03


turc for the, month was 86l or 81
above normal.
Wind movement was 2,679 miles
with an average velocity of 81 miles
per hour. The maximum velocity
was 23 miles per hour on the 22nd
day.
lho valley was given plenty of
sunshine, % per cent of the possible
amount The eloudicst day Had II
lpcr cent sunshine.
The report on the Colorado river
shows it at an unusually low ebb
The total discharge for the month
was placed at 246,000 acre feet. This
: far below the total Of l,77J, $3.50
for September 1927 and the average
for September 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
Anderson Case
\, Nearing End

The CAGE Of j. NJ. Anderson Of
San Diego, charged with grand
theft. was expected to go to the
grand jury this afternoon.
The state competed its testimony
late yesterday afternoon, the wit
nesscs for the people tending to
show that Anderson had purchased
two carloads of hav from II. s.
Tazcltinc and that he sought to OBJ
tain its possession without the
ndcessary payment. According to
the witnesses Anderson said that he
represented man named Fuller in
San Diego.
The defense asked for a directed
verdict as the state closed its ease
holding that the prosecution had
failed to prove its point. The motion
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

was denied. The defense then sought
to show through various witnesses
that Anderson 5 actions here were
entirely reliable. They sought to
show that there was a firm headed
by man named Fuller us represent
ed by Anderson.
1t was expected that the defense
would close its case shortly after
noon and argument Of counsel sub
lnitted TO the jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
No. l254S
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California In and for the
County of Imperial.

In the Superior Court Of the State
of California In and for the
County Of Imperial.
John II. Kleindinst and Marie A.
lKleindinst, husband and wife, Plain
kiffs VS.. Stanley +. Rose, John Doe,
lIanc Doe, Richard Row, First Doe,
/, corporation and Second Doe, n
corporation, Defendants.
The people of the State of Cali
Ifornia send greetings to Stanley F,
IRosc. John Doe, Jane Doe, Richard
iRoc, First Doe, corporation, and
Second Doe, corporation, Defend
hnts
u You are hereby directed to ap-
hear ana answer the Complaint in
t,etion entitled as above brought
kgainst YOU in the Superior Court
III the County of Imperial, State
Lf California, within ten days after
\ he service ON you of this Summons
If served within this county or
bvithin thirty days if served else
where,
And you are hereby notified
ltbat unless you appear and answer
,s above required, the said Plain
Liff will take judgement for any
money or damages demanded in the
complaint, as arising upon contract,
or they will apply to the Court for
lonv other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of August
C. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
BY 4. d. Nash, Deputy Clerk
Superior Court ScaD
HICKCOX & TRUDE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sent 5.1219,26 Oct 3-l0-l7-2i-31
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
September Poor
Month For Cupid

Thirteen marriage licenses were
issued at the county clerk s office
during the month of September.
Whether the Is couples will be
lucky or followed by the jinN at
tachcd to the number is questionable
but thus far no complaints have
been entered by any of them.
Julian Bcltram and Hgnacia
Dominique comprised the eldest
couple to obtain license. Baldomero
Chavarria, 21, and Emilia Gonzales,
Il, both Of CalcXico, are the young
est.
The figure is the lowest mark that
has been recorded at the county
clerk S office in many years
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California In and for the Coun.
tY of imperial.

n W OF Imperial.
In the matter of the estate Of
'lltcttie Pace, deceased
n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv
1.-THE undersigned, Carrie Gentry, Ad-
hninistratrix of the Estate of Rettie
lPace, deceased, to the creditors Of.
gand al persons having claims
against, the said deceased. to ex-
plibit the same wit. the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
3fhe first publication of this notice
10 the said administrators at Suite
l12 Rehkopf Building, FL Centre.
california, the offices of Harry w.
Horton and Kendall y. Perkins,
(which place the undersigned dcsig-
mates as her place of business, or
file in the office of the County
Clerk of Imperial County, Cali
sornia.
Dated this 31st day Of August,
l92s.
CARRIE GENTRY
Sept5.12-19-26 Oct 3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

Farmers in the Nickitat valley
Washington, have found that on
uon-irrigatcd gumbo land mixture
Of Alsike and timothy makes n fine
nay for dairy COWS and wields four
tons an acre. >, a
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.

County of Imperial.
In the matter of the estate of
flames NJ. Dean, deceased.
4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
The undersigned, J. A. Dean. Ad.
fminstrator of the estate OF James
nj. Dean, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to cx-
hibit the same with the necessary
Vouchers, within four months after
fhe first publication of this notice
20 the said administrator at Suite
ll2 Rehkopf Building, FL Centre,
Ealif., the offices of Harry w.
Horton and Kendall y. Pcrkinu,
which place the undersigned dcs.
ignatcs az his place of business, or
file in the office of the County
Clerk of Imperial County, Cali
fornia.
j Dated this End day of July. 1923
J. A. DEAN
Sept 5-l2-19-26 Oct
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

The first carload of dried cling
peaches from the Delhi district was
shipped from Modesto, Stanislaus
county, August II.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

Honcydcw melons were selling last
week as high as $14 at Turlock
Stanislaus county, the highest price
of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03
PAGE THREE

Merced county has two plots OF
alfalfa given applications Of com.
plete fertilizer to find if il will
control alfalfa wilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

The first carload of 500 cars of
Tokay grapes to be shipped from
Simms station, San Joaquin county.
left there August 13.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

The gross revenue ON all melons
shipped from Tmrlock, Stanislaus
county, this wear is about &G5O.O0O.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

The $500 acres of cotton around
Shafter, Kern county, are reported
TO be in the best condition of any
wear since cotton came.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-03

City Clerk of the Citvzof FL Centre
California, and ex-officiO clerk of
the City Council of the City Of
FL Centric.
(sEAL) 5ts
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SALE-HOUSES.
COIORED BARGAIN.
7.Room Corner Brick Home With Garage.
ONLY 81 O5O--X2bO CASH.

7-Room Corner Brick Home With Garage.
ONLY S7.05O--S250 CASH.
A splendid window corner brick
schools. stores. churches and transports.
,,3n which reDrssents an excellent buy ior
seys" 1rs and 1 bath
condition: hOt-wster heat. electricity and
modern improvements. Owner viii take
and easy monthly payments of S6h. You
cant ar AFFORD to t.. miss this opporrtnmnity: pr.m BE
6o:-J for anpolntmcnt 10 inspect.
SPECIAf-COLORED.
Many houses : to 10 rooms 2 baths. gas
Prices from $500 '' up, ali sections city.
Will exchange. HSf.XEs yf,s ss'S co terms
esoi 1nh NE.=-BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
garage. omen Fireplace loaded bookcases a,i-
tomato water heater h,wh.: chsmbsrIain
owner for nnick sale. North "a.
COLORED.
AN EXCELLENT sNto6RTHwEsr BUY.
Row bay-window brick arranged -
three apartments; hot-wataer heat. electric
throughout: near schools stores and trans
portatinn This IL worth your Immediate
'"'0ec'sn rsone Wa Mn Dsz 800 Spq un' IT, Sc
BOSS K PHELPS,
1917 x ct. REALTORS Main 1900.
S4o.5O PER MONTH.
NEW BRICK HOME.
NEAR 4th AND z. I. AVE. NE.
f rooms and bath. bult-in "a
rage: paved alley: beautiful inte-
ror finish. hot-water heat. cleo
tricity white enamel kitchen
with cabinet. 3 large porches.
The only risk you take REGARDING
this is delay. CAN Mr. SIM
MONS Main $3.50. until . nm.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Only $500 Cash.
BaIanacs Small Monthly Payments.
Beautiful two.story terra Gotta stucco cot
t:re: rooms sun parlnr tile bath. hard.
wood floors gas cleo garage 13 Wilson
ave. Coln,ar Manor: ranked az one OF the
prtttiest homes IN that vicinity. Phone Main
1OO0S
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.
ONLY 5000 Cash.
Is12 2o5O-NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL

S12o5O-NEAR WARDNIAN PARK HOTEL-Just Reduced
@ s %aSn,sr @ $0I mater IL @ %
$o,3s5-WOODRlDGE-Mode m-Bungslow. ......,
Located JUS o
real find Is nos
ands . entr model
wing room with
purchaser on very easy
$l5,5Oo-NEAR 10th ST: :RESERVOlR-Detached .
has Offered IN ompe,ssS
nh
ero"ic
to othosw who know iues in section
slO5O0-BUCHANAN ST.-Near 18th
fully feet
nns nh AK % % % M %
m .
sell and is
Evening phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC.
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
1912 Eve St NV. Franklin o5O3.
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ENTIRE :,rd FLOOR Il 900 FEETI WARE
house space in well lighted and ventilatr,i
brick building. hand'oprrated elevator. with
space for one car on ground floor: vt'inttN
9Th and NJ streets NV Will lease To re
snonsihlc party for SO 90 per month, Ad'
dress Rox 115-H. Star Office. L.
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SAi.t;--FARtlS.
ARt,m0RT Nh

ARI.MORE MD - :.
HiIes from d, C. line ~ acres; =
Fonm modern house Al condition besu'ir
fui ward. shade shribfety. etc: ! hiofk
from ". r. 4 A. eiec. line. wonderful
home Idr ~ 500. -
o H ZASTziNGEn,
Main b3.l bia u 81. wv.
0Eg OF THE nest DrYs i:> 4 FARM
Georges Ionbiy Md about 80 miIcs lroni
Center Market and iess than one mile from
staie road Dn Ppud gravel road about 40
acres crared ard ~ sond state OF cultiva-
ton soil eanenaiis a.iapted ~ t"ha"co rais'
ing tobacco brd s1wn. or an Ideal place Tor
chickens The improvements are T'fann
hH ar IN fair condition tptAcro barn. sta
bic garage chctep house and nthsr out
buildings. nutbIildiugs comparatively new /.
nr,.nfrty eDnapietttv fenre,i stream Price
sg 900. fensonahie terms A farm that
should pag fbr itsaif ~ 5 yesfs
4. i. ROBINSON.
hiS.5lG Bond Bldg.
ltih nnd n Y Ave Main Az
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225OO-CLEVELAND PARK.
he Of Glsy55P pae5
o 4
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% @ ms ,S9r fe ssa. % e %n s s es
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@ g p,a sa s' sn % %e f.Se @ as % :ssc % @9
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cora
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uec1 us n6 ow OF kssey m rSo % @ " @ " %
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s15,5OO-BEAUTlFUL SOMERSET. MD.
colonial Of Ave bed
hnshsd on,
tan.poraum s a,eauufua andhi oppor ~ "
Sl+OOO-WASHlNGTON HEIGHTS.
Colanhta containing
street es Vide
S1375O-DOWNTOWN
pendd
Sroash"p, @ @ nodsrns
BOSS & PHELPS,
14I7 St Main $500.
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WANTED 10 ngnT-~,sOi SIS

IS BHTfbFD LocATI0s LANCE AT
ttastg@s sesjeef1e suitable tor Fh3sf8y bs9
tie fe4fsS Rfid otl4sr gGsfis P'If"Ass tstd
Fafe4e GestssG Res as,p sgle rent. AG1Ises
g-"s %TD.D star Offer
HrtsE fK CHFRY CHfsF on VICINITY
ADT DFFk $50 or .f1
ChEkEIAhD 5000
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SAl.E-liOtISES.


BUNGALOW 5 ROOMS. BATH. GAS. E1.EC..
h.-w.h.. cellar, ward 10 alley; :: blocks from
mo- including all interest. T.. NJ AIKEN.
Main $500: rve.. Atlantic a36.J. -.
NEAR Bird AND DOUGLASS SITS. E.E.--5
rooms and bath: $3.50 cash $40 per mo: :
thoroughly modern and in splendid condi'
'''" WAGGAMAN 4 BRAwNER
100 Eye st. NV Frank. 14s5.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Now s the time tn buy lots on small pay
ments A few houses for sale on rent money
IRWIN
1910 & St NV. Phone Main 1908.
INVESTMENT - 5-ROOM. BAY WINDOW
brick Sherman ave: owner left city: will
rent $35: price $1,000: first trust. $1,000
Address Box .l..H. Star Office. -
COLORED BARGAIN.
Good northwest location near stores. car
and hus lines: u rooms and bath. !. .-w.h;
This house will sell quickly at - $50 and
on easy 'erms. Better call at once.
ARTHUR LEWEY.
Open Evenings.
1903 VI Ave. NJ. 4"35.
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SAIE-iiOijSES.

BRICK, HOME. 5 ROOMS BATH. HOT.
water heat. electric lights. . porches deep
ward: street and alley paved. Price very low
at $685. for immediate sale
WAPLE T. JAMES
lIl6 18th -: NV. Main 10oso
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BT.Ys
in SIX.ROOM RRfCK HOME
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.ENT Observation-Disclosures

1919 Meiss pi ne..............,. c0.so
iiIS New JERSEY sWs ave. Sc. ,... $50
IIaiISS ,sn kanSmsn RI nw,..,'.....'. Az" - -
aniioo HsioFsns s fu, h'"''.'''''''''' ~ ~ So
80 WV. i n, r, SoRNoyLE. $40 r St. Nv wss"'
sss rons aas ST STn NV Ar s sss sS,s MSsrHS rdS
sff ss rsoh. 81 Ssh. At snos:s s"S SSSTES SsS s.S
iS ,ss. ,sn ST Ew S,s. Ar sss .f.s NssTay as;!
's,;;;@s 'ss sS5 Sss,cs Ss,, ESTGEss
RENT REDUCED.
se3 9th ns rooms son. hath h,;s sss O., 9"
sS siSS ses''"Fs 81 Sxs eS sons sois S.,n s%
Room cla MN1lIs Nils Rlds. ST. Main 1oals.-
1896 KENYON ST. Nw,-S 4, &.o,
1900 can g: nrs s.rsss : :. mi sIiSSSSS idS Sc
i3ss 3sss '5S!ss 6sisn 81 ..' ~ AVS T. b. oO o0
3$5s HsS's: !s9s 5 HSI :S$$ s e e
!soS sas \. Z Car ~ 3 s,-7 r. b s~t =. TSGGG
1871 q ct NV s. r. n. fur heat. SSSon
$!so s p,rs ,S}h =, ne am N : gar. goo
e ss:,cn Ncm'ah e. 81, -es sri'. 5000
mo- ,,!,' MSnnos tS,n - avs Hs h sul", 5000
FLA Ist n.w:-Sr~ :; anA, sooo 80 90
cois Jackson ct ne r., D. s.n,i,. .,o,
ssSs 1EH ii,a st. n.v.-e r, b ami, eooo
al4 sr-irr I'd. n..w.-s r. b. ami. s?.so
s,iS s|s ,;s t5ca :. + 3 8 anna, 500 $500
:ss rf@ Cromweil nv TER. nee r, & n. ..oo
s.s nlt II. sve' e"Ss sc.-e r. r. anna. $500
SSiS nw.-q =. n elec. 90 90
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MONEY 1O LOAN.
WANTED--NO<EY.
SAiE-SUBt)RlsAN PROPERTY.

SAI4E--SDBUKUAN PKUfEkTt.
FOR sALE~-6 ROOM HOUSE MODERN,
paved street SO 500 5.ronm bungalow
modern - 800 Both IN nrst.class ron.
dtftoD, Do YOU want gnod country home
and have some money 10 paw down. Come
and see th>m u YOU have sufficient cash Ia
make u interesting mate me an offer }
an, going ito sell ihem 10 some one who
wants n good hnme NJ the right prt"e.
Phone Hyatt 400 or see w Brooks
Owner Hysttsvtilr. Md
Low PRICES ROOMS BATH AND IN.
closed sleenlns porch amt. Including gas
hnt.watrr heat: taken ~ under fortclosure,
II sold Immediately, will setl NJ cost $500
r.sh nayn,:nt "iD Underwent 81 Nv y.
hln"k ~ "Takoma" ear on tfth " car line
1nlv ~ 500 AIs0 new houses "0T.ai3 TN
d"iwood AT shsp 30f".W
HEAt1 iFt'i. LYON Park. vA.,r-6 LARGE
rooms h..W h. bath eicc.. gas. garage, chick
"n house frnit trees large trout p0rch and
rrnn"rets walks. $3.50: easy terms Phone
ciar"ndon i44T. Io'
wOODsiDE fARK-BRICK HOME 7 u. &
D., ami. fireplace. attic, huiii.ln var. iot
Sfs"nI, shade trees. sacrifice, NJ 1909
NEW WELL BttiI.T SuBS1DED 3.Ro0M
aud bath bunaalnw' nnofcd attic. IN .,
ronrr~te cellar furnace heat. laundry trays,
buiit "a bnnkcases. an Cuurrete street nnd
hus linz hnst section Hf Hyattsvtlie Hills
Price 1880 esss terms
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ftEAT--.llf1ieffE SPACE

rFfIrE SP1rr ~ FRFss nr.i5s lc
sJss g4<E Et1 eases. 9k'
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2l20 1T ST. NV.
Vine roocss ard hath electricity: in good
oorkt.ioa: rent Feakonaslle.
lli9 LAMONT ST. NV.
Sins toosas and baths: electricity: "a.
rage 70 sesr
1912 PA. AVE. Sc.
EiTs: rooms ard hath newly nspered anG
pz zsnte6
FRANCIS a. BLUNDON CO.,
SOS y s.. Man 30.
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w y L I In " I II NTN&Nt
OWNER
Tel Clarendon 1.3 Barcroit. Va.
-
RENT-SuBURBAN PROPERTY.

OBEY THAT SPRING IMPULSE, MOVE
now into niodern. large, light .t-r: and h.
lawns garden space : porches. h.'w.h; m
stauta taneous hot water: ideal for children:
S55 mo. OWSER. Shcpherd "333. -
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOM BTNGA-
low. water. electricity: near cars; S"i per
month 5-room bungalow. garage. fireplace:
close 10 town: $50. For real bargains IN
Virginia properties sen me. +, &. CAMP
BELL, Office Room 100. 1-f 9th st. Main
oui9
Evening star., 1928-03-14
WANIEiD-l.OTS.
Observation-Disclosures

GOOD BUILDING LOT IN CHEVY CHASE
D. G.. must he reasonable for cash. AL
dress Rox .7-H. Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-03-14
PRICED FOR Quick SALE.
GROOM NV. HOME. 3 PORCHEs.
ONLY ST45O-S55 A MONTH.

real bargain in a Groom brick home
in a convenient NV community. cIOse IN
schools. stores. churches and t-ansportstiou.
Unusually large rooms tiled bath. 3 larEe
covered porches. sleeping porch inclOsesl. con-
crete cellar with laundry trays good SIZE
lot with room for garage: paved street ard
alley: in good condition hardwood floors.
hot-water heat. electricity and all modern
conveniences This home is priced for Quick
sale at 81 $50: small cash payment and easy
monthly payments of $50. see il today.
Call Mr. M,fsRATH. Main 9Gn0. and eve
rinzs at Nam 10000 for appointment to
Inspect and sre this home today
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
szammal vesznek reszt kikiil
d0tt kepyiselok.

szammal vesznek reszt a kikiil
dott kepviselok.
A kisebb politikai partok kon.
venci6it mem iranyitjak ilyen szi-
goru hagyomanyos szabalyok e.
sok esetben mines minden allan.
bol kepviseletiik. A szocialistak
orszagos konvenciojukat aprilis-
ban tartottak N. Y. Cityben, ami
kor is megneveztek jel0ltjiket az
eln0ki es aleln0ki szekre. Az 0sz-
szejovetelen 200 delegatus % al
lam kepvlseleteben vett reszt. A
Socialist Labor Part konvencioin
t6bbnyire 1890 kepvisel6 vesz
reszt.
A delegatrusok megvalasztasa.
A delegatusokat nemzeti kon-
venciora a part allami konven-
ci6ja valasztja meg, vagy a tor
venyes eloszavazas utjan, yagy
pedig az allami komite k0zremii-
kodese alapjan. Is allamban tar
tanak el0valasztasokat, mig ket
allamban: lllinoisban es New
Yorkban el6valasztas csak a ke-
riileti delegatusokra van, mig a
szabad delegaltat az allami kon-
vencio valasztja meg. A tObbi al
lamokban allami konvenciokon
yalasztjak meg kfkiildotteket.
Allami delegaciok. Minden al
lami delegaci6nak meg van a ma
ga yezere, vagy eln0ke, aki a sza-
vazatszedes utan megnevezi a XII
valasztott kikild0tteket. Mindket
nenMeti konvenc0ban a legna-
gyobb delegaciokat New York,
Illinois es Ohio kepviselik, vala-
mint Pennsylvania.