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Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02
COUNTY CHAIRlnEN
TO MEET SATURDAY I
WITH MISS EDDY

County chairmen of the Farm
Home department will meet at the
ceurt house on Saturday at ;
c clock. Miss Harriet G. Eddy,
state leader of home demonstration
agents, will be here for the meeting,
which will be of Importance to all
clairmen.
The hour Of the gathering has
been changed from l O'Clock as at
first planned, to make it possible for
members to meet for luncheon at
the Old Timers picnic at the Ed
Forester ranch on that day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02
JUDGE THOMPSON
GIVES TALK TO
CLUB Law CLASS

An interesting and instructive
talk on "Courts and Their Pro.
ccdure,' > was given at the meeting
of the Business and Protective Law
class of the Woman S Ten Thousand
Club, held yesterday at the club
house, by Judge Vaughn Thompson.
During the course of brief
business session held by the class,
il was voted TO conclude the law
study for the year with yesterday s
session.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02
METHODIST LADIES
GIVE PARTY FOR
MRS. FRANK YOUNG

Mrs. Frank w. Young Of this city
who will leave early in June to
make her home in Northern Califor-
MIA, was complimented by a May
Day handkerchief shower given by
members of the Methodist Ladies
Aid yesterday. Members met at the
country home of Mrs. Leslie McCon-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02

aceompanist. A male quartet, com
posed of w. C. Cheverton, Ray John
son. R. C. Clemons and Joe Halo
well, will be another attraction.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02
CHARMING MAY DAY
DINNER GIVEN AT
o. e. HORNE HOME

At their home on Len Rey ave-
nue., Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Horne gave
a charming May Day dinner party
last night. Carrying out the May
Day motif, baskets of lavender and
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02

of his talk Mr.. Keller paid tribute
to Mr.. Scheniman, VINO, he declared,
was in 4 large measure responsible
for the club s fine showing this
year Plans have been completed
for the annual outing, which will be
held this year at Live Oaks May
20, according to the announcement
made by Mrs. Purdy, chairman of
the picnic committee. 1t was decid-
ed that members will go up Satur-
day night and anyone wishing trans
portation or accommodations should
get in touch with Mr.. scheniman.
Guests of the club were introduc-
cd and welcomed by President
Scheniman and included Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Blanchard of Holtville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Snuffin of
Brawley and Mrs. John Stoll of
/ Hollywood.
Maypole Dance
Following the dinner the party
adjourned TO the Woman club
house where an evening of dancing
was enjoyed. Baskets of larkspur
and palo verde made the hall an
unusually attractive setting for the
affair.
Mrs, Lee Nuffer and Percic
Thacker received the clubs CON
g1atulations, Mrs Nuffer celebrat-
ing her 18th birthday and Mr..
Thacker the 18th anniversary of
his arrival in the valley.
Cne of the features of the eve
ming was the Maypole dance, in
which a number of club members
took part including Mesdames L. R.
Philley. Jack Mattox, Elton Chris
tian. J. Green, Ralph Reynolds, Ben
Herring, George Mills, VOL
ferd Drye. Dwight Smith, Claire
Burke and Rupert Snuffin and
Messrs. f. r. Cunningham, Guy
Bevnon. Claire Burke, Lee Nuffer,
Joe HalloweH, w. \. Tondro, Earl
Jones. Russell Kleigle, Cleo McCary
and George Mills.
The following dances were in
cluded on the program Tor the eve
ming and proved decidedly popular;
81 m Gonna Dance Wild de Guy
Wot Brung Me, Ball and Chain y
"Tillie,' Ladies Pick 'Eni, Why
Not9'' .'Flower Dance" and Till
We Meet Again.
Members of the executive COM
mittee were in charge of the dance
and deserve special praise for MAX
ing the affair one of the most en-
iovable on the clubs calendar this
season. Committee members include
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Scheniman, Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Cunningham, MIR.
and Mrs. A. H. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Bunte and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mo Loynd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-02

Kern county is building a tuber-
eulosis preventorium to accommo-
date 80 children undernourished and
subjected to the disease through
lack of vitality.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

IDEAL RIVER FRONT PROPERTY-I00
acres. part under cultivation located. on
Washington by excellent State road i'm
prJved with 10-room furnished house all
outbuildinEs
Apply w A. SIMPSON. $50 7th st. me-.
nj
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PATuXENT RIVER
TORACCO LANDS

Proven high gyade southern Maryland
cigarette t0hanno lands are limited ~ ektent
and ths pfeaent prters are tbs hest aari
cultural hy ln tha hast today Can offer
for 10 500 80 acres ttwa thirds iillAhlei
thfef tnhaetin harms aud hnuas un The FHtuS
ent River Prince Georges County, IN sec
Maryland tnhaoca have been received for q
pefind af years fiavine hesn tnhaeeo
grower in southern Maryland Tor 40 Years
Gan leeammend this niaee, An 10 position
Ia give eApet Information nh tnharee soils
and locations hefgre iNlyinf elsewhere ~
hilties,
THEODORE r, MENK,
ApeetaiEinE ~ potamae River Valley
Itl0 II 81, mn, Main fsle.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

QUICK LOANS lat end Srd TRUSTS
DIST Natl, Bank Ridg Main sOoT. ST.
WE Buy SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
nn improvsd property and nrst deeds Of trust
notes on vacant lots and scre9Ss SUM-
visions financed. Brokers attention. ElL-
TuN R GORDON Continental Trust si6E
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sALE-FARsIs.

S00.AcRE DAIRY FARM. ALL FENCED.
Very rich: $4,000 worth personal property.
80. head fresh milk cows, large dairy barn
and main dwelling: MIXED by machinery
&l2, 900 annual income from milk sold In
Richmond big crop grain and hay on
hand; Take part pay in city property: all
KEFLING BROS. INC.
=. o. Box 773. Danville, Va.
20.ACRE FARM IMPROVED BY A FIVE
room dwelling. stable and other outbuild
ings one mile from Rockville. suitable for
chicken farm or Summer estate A bargain
for $3.50: $3.50 cash. balance suit pur
CIssET. & oFFuTT. INC,
We Specialize In Montgomery County
Properties
Phone Rockville 100.
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RENT NOUSES-UNFURNISHED

CYrVY CHASE. n. C.--ATTRACrINE, DE
facAsd. rooms. shady yard, sleeplns an
hseakfast porChes. fireplace. oNNEh
Adams SOS
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wATER' FRONT PROPERTY.

BAY RIDGE---wILL SELL MY SPLENDID.
~ located lot. ,5Ox14o feet; at z bargain
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-.6.R ROOM COTTAGE.
~ good condition: large lot: viii sell reason.
S2s sTchgs. se. mr. r wsHi2Y siSm Sf s2p' Il
RENT7-ACRE LOT ON PATUxENT RIVER,
With house. including bathhouse: splendid
sss3S%'c NS%SsS,s.1MiiaIs Ma ARPIS LEoNARb HARDING,
OAK, OAK BbuFF bI,p ,,IA NEAR SOUTH RIVER AND
beaches and covered with oak shade: free
low in price; new Colonial cottage. s rooms:
good we'll choice location; cottages built 70
ms Tatoms "a fart fhsh shepherd Ts'TSps sob@ ss"N b'd
severn, cADwELE. H. r. r. D B. \ No. T. j. AnnsD,
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4-RO0M cor;
tage water in kitchen: three screened
Rorcnr, he's corner cor, lot 11oTi5o owner ssy
NEAR ANNAPOLIS - : ROOM BUSGA-
low lot l00x107 on wide water. Price
$1,000. Address Box 12i-V. Star once;
!5 ACRES. SOUTH RIVER. NEAR DE.
Tense highway: long shaded frontage on
%ater' Nq,ns Owner. Address Box 123.Y oo. star
SOUTH RIVER PARK-4-R00M BUNGA.
arS., JG% oRgero2kng R gater attic; also lots Ad-
pressure water, copper screened large porch
2 bedrooms. kitchen. bath, breakfast porch
chez Lo' 5Cxl5o Rsv block fro from yaies oo1 or
roads, - $50 terms Phone II. E. CLARK
! HOME. ROOMS. BATH. AMI. .. ACRE.
: miles to y. G.; exchange clear lots. small
| OWNER. Address Box ls1-v Star Office .
| S07 EYE. ST. N.w.-BUY FROM OWNER
| 3-story brick, % rooms. baths. cellar space
| for garage. for smaller house
| CHICAGO. SUBURB LOT 5OxI6I FIT. RE
Tirieted. elect. steam & auto transportation.
| LUNDAN. 140f 81. NV. Main 5000. =
| FOR RBET--COTTAGE AT NORTH BEACH
| Md.--GO0d location: comfortable acconmn-
CATIONS Tor six; reasonable. Lots for sale.
| FOR sALE--HERALD HARBOR: 3 RMS. &
| b. furnished cottage; electric lights wide
porch: choice location overlooking Severn
| uculars and inspecti0n. address owner Box
! l3i-E. Star office
| SYCAMORE BEACH ON PATUXENT. 25
miles from city new bungalow: Is acres
| ghdITided into 20 lots and streets Price
| EXCEPTIONAL 3O0-ACRE FARM SOUTH.
| ern Maryland, in cultivation: "a mile water
| front: grabbing fishing. fine oysters. State
road lO-room dwelling. excellent eondi-
| tenant houses. occupied: stock and impe-
| mnnts. Owner widow must sell. Take
e.n,y, nome az part payment. Address Box
IDEAL RIVER FRONT PROPERTY-I00
| acres. part under cultivation. located on
| lower Potomac. Maryland side. so miles from
Masnlnston by excellent State road: i'm;
modern improvements: small cottages and
ABBY W A. SIMPSON. $50 7th st. me-.
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SALE OR EXCHANIE.

HUTTEKNUT ST. NEAR WALTER REED
Hospital-4, family apt. house OF 3 and
rooms and bath each: two inclosed porrhes
70 each apt; all modern improvements. stat
tups laVatory and inst. hot-water heater i'm
basement attic. deep back lot: newly deco-
rated inside and out. viii sell on reason
abc terms: consider trade for small clear
pr0perty. Address Bog 2l7.V star nfioe
Evening star., 1928-04-29
90 Acres. Attractive Home
Few Yards To Chesapeake.

Sure to win you on sight Near AL al
Vantages aud markets nshtna crahhtns
oyateTtua and cunning to your heart con
tent fifty acres money making crop land
raised 200 baskets Tomatoes on few acres
fruit and wood dandy Af0om house, de-
Al 50 500 ~ d great bargain; part cash
Send Tor picture WILLIAM MCMAHON
Hlr9ut Agency, lOt Nue Dc Leau Ato Cam,
Evening star., 1928-04-29

- ACRES. or WHICH - ARE CULTI.
tated level GOOD soil: good Six.room
house. barn and chicken house; located
about 300 yards from state road. ] N miles
from Patuxent River. There il supply OF
good water and soms fruit on the place,
Only -, 900. Terms
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RENT HousEs-uNruRNIsHED

RENT oUsEs--uNFURNIsHED.
FOR COLORED.
six rooms, brick no bath; in good repair.
in souihwest section - For sale. not ter. rent,
cCS:R. cSa al Interest," snG pp
Roo Room .,o rEF.'E T1'I. klds Mclean Main ,os,..
TO COLORED.
REDUCED RENT.
lssi.;s3sS4i. st, t,asw,--e rms. sms.' s''' ssS'
r. |, QUINN,
Main 1a4 a2s Mills Rlds,, ;th & "a. Ave.
Carlev & Haller, S04 10th St.
22-roon, roomins house, well located;
money maker; price on terms. $1,000
1s.rocm rooning house, near 1ath & NJ;
good furniture, price on terms ri 600.
Roomnr aud hoar,ilng business. ; rooms,
MI Pleasant location price, Sl.soo; terms
C rent $50, price $500. terms.
Several rooming houses AL money makers;
prices ranGe from $500 to 500 terms.
ho,room hotel: a bargain s4soo terms.
We buy and sell all kinds of business
places, List YOURS with ne,
Carlcv & Haller. F. 1O47S. y
Nl5 Mn AVE. sw.--s h. So? 50
l3Io So Can ST d r. h.,... 20 90
SnS + sw--S + h.,,....,,.,. 20 90
200 9th sw-fn r b ami,.,,,,, $500
anS g sw--g r h h.,.,.., rs 90
oO6 + sw~-6 r. h,..,,.. $50
2"t nth set r. h h. " h ...., 35 so
"Os 3rd n e--~a r. h h.,..,,., 80 90
6"t = sw--S r. h.,.,,, ah 90
an" & xw--Q r. h a. mi ...,,, 80 90
i"@ q sw-~6 rooms ,..., 20 90
"i0 9th n.e--6 T.. b. elec ......,. IS so
scar earsse ' ..',.'''i. % ""' so 30
ila 1lth 81 sw~~p r. h.......... 35 90
FLOYD F. DAVIS co.
733 19th st. NV. Main 353.3h":
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Practical Groom and a'hnth home large
screened rorches trees and flowers conVen-
le1t 10 stores schools aNd cars. reason able
on easc Call Clcye 4'.3 mornings. a0.
Semi-Detached Brick.
g rooms bath garage amt nearly new.
l1I5 Mich ave. ne. Amply l11f.
Tot SEA- Owner.
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Equipped Bargain of 90 Acres
Facing Beautiful Bay.

Close village: largest strawberry market
on Atlantic Coast; mild Winters. delightful
summers; soil grows biE crops all kinds !.
pasture for so cows wood lot fruit. attrae-
tive S-room house: beautiful views hay and
lighthouse: 60-ft, poultry house barn. etc.
Closing affairs price only 50. 50. with
to,.s horsss ,,.,, COM ,mscdhinery 'oos hay corn.
ture and details pg 30 free Illus catalogue
STRouT AGENCY. 1422N Land Title Bldg. =.
Philadelphia Pa
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MT. PLEASANT.

On 18th near Kilbourue-An eiEht-roonl
and two-hath modern brick home. Pr1ced
very low and in hue condition. Subject q
only one trust of $500 Owner viii AZ
cert for equity 3 six-rOonf home in sny good
section, this owner IS ready for business
WALTER A BROWN l4O0 Il.
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wA%TEn-rApNs

wANTED-A- SMALL TRACT OF LAID
star Office.
PAY cAsH--20 10 so ACRES: IMPROVE
mems not necessary: close In preferred. Ad-
dress Box 363-S. Star ONCE
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RENT HousEs-uNFuRNIsHED.

| IN woODRfDGE S6S--BUNGALoW, 3
s'rsss r"s s Ss PSone iES peeatT s.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C,--NEW Sfx-RooM
houses and huiltin garage; S75 and $50.
rAKoMA rARK--SEw HOUSE; ROOMS,
SSS SsS" rsrS "it ave. ,ats tshcphsrJ saas::w
4ii5 CONN. AVE, OPPOSITE BUREAU OF
Standards, $ rooms. baths. h,.wh,, instap.
spSS ss'i sss SseS' 1873 eS SiE YORK Sye
FOR RENT-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES
in chevy Chase. ?. G., 2Sl0 Military ~.
SsS near saTsss HSs dsGN dstschea rS' Srk SaS SSS
MnleS ST. rms bath soS. SnrsSs Ss,S. SSGS mo sa. (.
paee, sias, Siia oliver s., y rms, hath,
brick BUNGALOW. SIS mo. also \ ron hunsa,
"%s Y r, nf9yPy T x aGd aGG6dRMnddS SSS sna S
Trust BLDG. Main S@3t, -
FOR RENT-l5.O YOU ST. S,E.~-SEMl |.
detached frame, newly painted q r ana ~ j.,
lot: gstRSc; Sarden and fruit; near schools.
stores etc. $40. Keys next door Phone
sI.a j. N-w.--S LARGE ROOMS, RATH.
Rent reasonable. owNER Col. naoo:
S. SEAToN III. NM ROOMS WITH
oil modera improvements; Earase inrlndcd ,
a beautiful home: close 10 several man
schools, rent S4S a month,
WOODBRIDGE - 1887 ENARTS SIT
rooms and laundry. ami; $3.50; near
CoLoRED--i5sI 4th ST, NM ROOMS.
hath and porch; all outside rooms, rent very
reasonable Il \, SMITH, 3o@l GeoTS''
SPLENDID NEW GROOM HOUSE, Sc
Bulit,in Earagc SS5 per month, Inquire
y IL flth 81 NV. Franklin lolSA.-
Dol IRVING ST Ne
- Modern. Groom bungalow, corner Io'
'V.'s CORNER DETACHED,
4o02 Kansas ave. ms rooms, modern
Main ets; iG2t Vermont Ave. NV.
40 .,,D St, GoaoREnjj ,Sdm. spj bath .saa SO
2sl3 10th s,.---6 rooms ,.,,. $3.50
c. W. SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Frank. 300,
400 \ ST. Ms ROOMS, BATH AND
C. W. SIMPSON co,
1924 Vermont Ave Frank. 800,
Il@S 9Th ST. Nw-EIGHT ROOMS, BATH.
n,-W.h. electricity; garagc in good repair
;iaGa Davenport st n,w:-six rooms.
bath h W h.. electricity: S3I.
2loa FRS, 81. n.w.-fen rooms, bath, ga
us ii.s st. s,e.--Tcn rooms, bath: re-
'''''' ~ PERRIE MCLEAN.
Room "la. Mills BldS. Main lo3lS.
FOR CoLORED.
i13S y. J. ave. n.w.--A rms. h., gas.
large wards good condition: rent only $50
CAYwooD BROS & GARRETT. INC,
als New York Ave. NV. Main aS2,
rooms. ami: parquet floor. etc. garage IN
rear; 500. Mr.. LEE, Nam 1880
400 9th ST. NE.-6 r, & B.. So. 80
I3s4 y Car ave ne-6 T. & b. cleo IS 90
.@S 81. n.e.-6 =. e. h.........., $500
$40 9th 81. se.--6 r. 4 h.......... $500
Io1 IND st. se.--s r. h.tnew paper
sfe y st Sc r. & b. 37 so
.01 s.e.--6 r. & h,...........,. 3Sou
313 9Th 81. n.e--S r. & b.. elec.... 5000
403 2nd ST se-S r e. h. elec.,, 45 90
I31 st se-s r & b. nIec, 50 90
sos 81. n.e.--S 7. & b.. elec....., $500
gfa E Cap. st--10 ?. 4 b i. elec..,. SS 90
100 iTth ST. set r. 4 h.. eiec.. $500
I'll 1st st. n.w-a r. & b. elec.. SO 90
IN 9th st np--S r. & h. eler... 20 90
622 r Can. st--a r. e. b. eicc., ,. T.ou
3@3 f. Can. s--g r. 4 b., cleo.
h.-w.h., new paner and paint. 800
J. c. WELDON co,
I33a EMERSON sT. NE R
hath. gas and elec. 49,. ....... S3S 90
3li5 G ST. se.-5-r. bungalow, Eas
and elec. detached house. large
'nAVID z ;rE0His ''''.' "0''0
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WATERFRONT BARGAIN
$3.50

BUYS nicely situated attractive bungalow
facing Chesapeake Bay in Gibson lsisnd sec.
ton, bedrooms living aud dining room:
0arChes VIII finance. Address Eox f1.V
star oftice.
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DETACHED BRICK.

StG-1 SSAGA oOG ~Af
Reautifu home Of rooms. bath wlta
shower. 1st-a0or tiled lavaiory, sttc. etc
garage First trust 81 600, SacTtncs
equity for cash or trade for smaller house
or clear lot Georgia 1887. i
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RIeNT'.-.-IIAI.I.s.
sALE-~INDusTnIAL PROPERTY

ron SALE~~ HAbUFAcTtlRI PLANT m
lHRt1H and AiesAadta. T. & siding 9 idIitd.
lHgs Gn i0i 25Gs9io price inrItidnR t0t
hbNiHes aud aathnft9, $4,000, Terms
~ kiill
FDf t8la, one s4Hafe af land a90x 20
tssi Kp1d =. . sldiHg fnnnRftine Wilh 2
main iines Gld biiok buildings that eon.
tain 100 900 briHk OF nl0Fe apisndid
iaabil99 tef faet6tf ~ any Kind Priced Al
= q nG0 - settle an estate
A. 4 ,DokfPHAk 4 s0s
klHs and Columbus 81, Alexandria Va.
phoas AlskaadFis $40.
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80 ACRES FINE SOIL. 7-ROOM HOUSE.
20 Inlles Washington. near Leonsrdtown Nd
modern broom bungalow or small h0use In
y. e; 81 800. T. r. MATTfEGLEY. I4Gi
N. tapltOl st Potomac 2Q3.
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z026 18th ST. NV.

Feonk and bath. excellent condition
O. H. large tTgHt aud rear EaTds, Rent, |
| 5lH aBg You - Tel, North 1870
25B u kT. wv Rms. AND r., $40 % |
BstA Nv b. else .,..s.,. D 80 ~ 5000
Size, t1raaes ,.,.1..t%'....,'. 'Y''''. 100 90
baths. h.~w b.. elsa,; ] room and
bath ~ basement. EisAsinolosed
Dofeh ,eat. .saF9ge Z !. !, !. =. 100 90
1888 lbs saiee 81 AHtu I0I00.
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TH$ }I8N ~ H " 883b ]sS-5bR
s7ts HoPHISs PLAcg Ew fhE
I|et ess eiec R@si "~.+ $50 ~
sz$8 g4lrapat ~ ? Z" ~ ltos
4 ss,sd rtes,a Ht E4s & elee. 500 90
; ~ .,s,bs y gs., 80. s -~h-.. ~ .'.,.. 400 10
skst haBuR a. H.U f fHt
bssHf " FBs fse. bud ~
.n.s f,ore8 aitiE w.. .....-.- sl2b0G
Eapa Staskts4at bIase fi ~ y.
fsst I'D =. sa,s ba b. gee etee. sss 90
~ laag 3 rss els. GPa sss 90
ssa Aaapit N D. gE logs LstH
g,6s neslB pspsfes saa pslstsd ssb 90
vi. ~. = r. sss issfe ID $50 90
b''ss g9al seg fesf ghs eco 90
g4gs X 81 Esal1oft. N. E7sz.
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DoWNToWN APARTMENT BLDG. PART
ly furnished. suitable for hOteI nurnoses
what have you 10 of:efi Address Box f95-V.
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I33a EMERSON ST. N-E.-6 R-
hath. gas and elec. ........ $500
31l5 G st. se,-5.r.. bungalow, gas
and, elec. detached house large - -
DAVID 4. THOMAS
S1s 14th ct. NV, Main 364s. Col 43a3-w,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Iohu Il Kleiher. Judge

COUNTY COURT AT LAW
John l. KleibeF, Judge
State Of Texas W.. Torivia Perez,
unlawfully carrying a pistol. De-
PENDANT pleads guilty.
State Of Texas W.. Jesus Herman
dez. simple assault; guilty.
State of Texas W.. Pablo Castillo,
~uniawfully carrying pistol; dis
missed.
New Suits Filed
The Security State bank of wes-
iaco, Texas, VS.. +. L. Flynn, garnish-
ment before judgment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

Castulo vasquez and Adelaide
Cara.
Lamberto c. Chavez and Margarets
Jungmann.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
CAVALRY Head
DUE SATURDAY
Major General Crosby
To Inspect Post AT
Fort Brown

Major General Herbert M. Crosby,
Of Washington, chief Of the United
States cavalry forces, will arrive in
Brownsville early Saturday for his
annual inspection Of the post and
troops at Fort Brown, it was an
nounced Thursday by Capt. Wharton
G. Ingram, post adjutant.
The officer will be greeted at the
post with a majors salute Of IL
guns. and ut $3.50 q. m. a parade
review will be held.
General Crosby will spend most of
the remainder Of the day inspecting
the post and resting, and in the eve-
ming will be guest of all the Fort
Brown officers at a stag dinner IN
Matamoros, following which he will
be guest Of honor at a dance 20 be
held in the Officers club at the
post.
This affair is to be the most elab-
crate entertainment attempted dur
ing the commanders stay here, and
many of the town people will attend
as well as all the army officers and
their wives, il was said.
Sunday afternoon General Crosby
will leave here by automobile for
Fort Ringgold, where he will make
his annual inspection, before pro-
ceeding TO other cavalry posts in the
state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
Aged Local Resident
Dies Early Thursday

Manuel Rosas, ~ years old, died
early this morning at his home on
the corner of Fifth and jefferson
streets. His occupation here was
that of q tailor, having come to
Brownsville from Mexico, where he
was born.
The deceased is survived by two
daughters and three sons, all of
whom are living in the city. Funeral
services are to be held at the I'm
meculate Conception church this
afternoon at s o'clock with burial
following At the city cemetery, I'M
der the charge Of Morris-K ilehsr
mortuary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
New Real state
Firm Opens Here

Brownsville has fathered another
business enterprise.
This time 1t Is in the form Of q
new real estate office, which opened
its doors for the first time Thurs
day.
Oscar Seibert is proprietor of the
new establishment, which is located
on the ground floor Of the Cromaek
building, on the Eleventh street
side.
Mr.. ,Seibert came here from Mer-
cedes to establish the new business,
and is optimistic of putting his con-
Germ over with the proverbial bang.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
Officers On Hunt For
Missing Live Stock

SAN BENITo, Feb. 23.-Six mules
and three horses are believed to have
been stolen from the barn OF G. w
Mason on the outskirts Of this city
Wednesday night.
Tracks were discovered leading
toward the Rio Grande. The sheriffs
office was notified early Thursday
morning. and officers ara securing
the brushland along the river. Mex.
lean officials have also been apprised
Of the theft and are reported watch
ing along the stream.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
Combes Becomes
Railroad Station
Especial TO The Herald)

ASUCE1dl "
COMBES. Feb. 23.-Combes is now
a full-fledged railroad station.
With an agent, q Western Unicn
office and =: the convs.isnces that
20 with il. I.
p. A. Langlaid 10 the agent. and
he was installed in his office on
February Is.
Trains IL, u, Is and IL now stop
at Combes.
The Combes station receives ex-
press, freight and, Of course, pas
sengers.
The community has been develop
ing rapidly Of late, and there are
now packing sheds, . cotton gin,
lumber yard and other industries.
The local chamber Of eonmeres
was instrumental in bringing about
the Missouri Pacific improvement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

DISTRICT COURT
A. w. Cunningham, Judge
Alma Durham w. Frank Durham
divorce granted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
Funeral Held Here
For Mrs. Hernandez

Funeral services Of Mrs. Delfins
Hernandez. who died Wednesday
morning, were attended BY q large
number Of friends of the family
Thursday morning ut 10 o'clock in
the immaculate Conception church.
Following the services burial was
held ut the city cemetery with q
large number of floral offerings.
The deceased 10 survived by her
son, Fortunate Arroyo. with whom
she has made her home since the
death of her husband. She was SO
wears old,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

together until they were granted Q
duplicate charter by the Grand
lodge of Texas. A lodge room was
duly designated and the second
floor of the building now occupied
by the Chicago cafe was secured and
served as the home until 1920.
Since then the lodge home has been
on the second floor of the Vale
Hardware company. The ledge owns
valuable property on Main street and
hopes in the near future to erect .
temple.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
County Court Starts
Civil Docket Trials

Cameron county court al law start
ed trial of the civil docket Thursday
morning having disposed Of most Of
the criminal cases on the docket.
The civil docket IL one Of the
heaviest in recent terms, court Of
ficials state and several weeks will
be required to dispose Of the cases.