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Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Condemnation Suits Filed.-The
Imperial Irrigation district this
morning filed two civil actions ut
the county clerks office seeking
the condemnation of certain proper
ties in order to obtain q right Of
way for water deliveries. The de-
PENDANTS named in the first case are
J. y. Moore and several under fic-
titious titles and in the second case
James c. Fuqray, Southern Trust
and Commercial Bank. Bank Of
Italy and three others listed ficti-
tiouslv.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Bank Wins Suit.-Judgment for
the plaintiff in the sum Of $4ll.75.
interest, attorney fees and court
costs was returned bv Judge Thomps
son Yesterday afternoon following
trial in the case of viii c. Wood,
superintendent Of state banks as
liquidator Of the Farmers and
Merchants : bank Of Imperial,
against Ezi0 Farbelli. Annibelle
Bianchi and several defendants list
ed fictitiously.
DR.. Fcncannon. osueopath. Room
90 Davis Bldg Phone 81. adv
DR.. E. j. Baraoe. Dentist, CAT Main
Owe. Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3S2W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

the prosecution the matter was CON
timed until May 90 The defen-
dant is charged with stealing hay
bailer. Complaint was entered by
s. T. Wise.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

o Sciots! Remember the date, May
Goth. D. m. Barbara Worth Hotel.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Try q Bleach Pack. Parisienne
Beauty Shoppe. Phone 7S3. adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
BRICK.

Permits were issued during Septem-
Der as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
DISTRICT BUILDING OPERATIONS
EXCEED LAST YEAR BY $5,336, 9O5
Total Cost of Local Projects, Exclusive of
Federal Government, Is $34,362,550
for Nine Months.

Private building operations in the
District thus far this year have run
about S5,336,905 in excess of the cost
of similar operations last year, accord
ing to a study of construction opera
lions started during the first nine
months of 1928, as compared with the
same period of 1927.
The total cost of all local building
operations here this year, exclusive OF
Federal projects, is computed to be
$34, $50, as compared with total of
S29,025,645 for the first nine months Of
1927.
Indications are that the grand total
for the present year will run consid-
erably above the figure for 1927, when
the estimated cost of private operations
amounted to $36,32l ,450, which was a
decline. Split $50, or about 40 per
cent, from the high level reached in
the year 1926 Not only did construc-
ton in September attain higher flg-
ure than that recorded in August, con-
trary to the situation last year, when
September showed the lowest total for
any month in 1927 but several major
projects, already announced, are yet to
be included in the reports Of the build
ing inspector, Col. John w. Oehmann,
after the issuance of permits for these
operations.
Other Large Projects.
Among large projected operations for
which permits as yet have not been is
sued are the mammoth new headquar-
tiers building of the Southern Railway,
the D. A. r. Auditorium, plans for
which have just been filed with the
building office; the new home of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
Permits Issued.

plans for IA apartment houses having
an estimated cost Of $495, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
F|RE-PREVENT|ON
WEEK OCT. I TO IS
Warnings Given to Aid in Pro-
7 tecting Property Against
Flames.

October Z to 10 is fire prevention
week With Columbus day celebrated
on the 18th, the home owner is given
onnoYtunitv to eliminate fire hazards.
Ant before this day arrives the owner
should 60 over his house and deter
mine the Jobs to be done. Several DELI
mite activities should be undertaken,
among which the following are per-
haps the most important.
Heating equipment should be looked
10 unless it has already been over
hauled: chimney f1ues should be
cleaned. Uncovered heating pipes, par
ticularly if they are near wood, should
he covered with asbestos pipe covering.
Asbestos board should be used to pro-
feet anv woodwork exposed to heat.
Heat regulators with limiting controls
that prevent dangerous overneatlng
should be investigated. Each OF THESE
matters will lead not only to fire safety,
but also to greater comfort and tuel
economy.
An electrician should carefully ex-
anime the house wiring. II this Is
found to be faulty or known to be in
adequate in the electric service pro-
vided, defects should be remeoied so
as to be without fire threat and to
give greater convenience.
Each fireplace should be provided
with a screen or spark protector in
Sorder that hot Goals may not escape
beyond the hearth. Rubbish and trash
in basement and attic should be gotten
rid of as far as possible.
Dry leaves should be burned. If lun-
Der is stored near the house or under
a porch, be sure there are no old paint
rags or other materials near it that
might, through spontaneous combuS-
ton, cause a fire. If electric storms
occur frequently the installation of
copper lightning rods should be con-
sidered The importance Of this pre-
caution is increased if the house is
vacant much Of the time, if it is more
or less distant from other occupied
dwellings or if it is situated in an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

! Julius Garfinckel department store and
a number of large apartment projects.
New building operations by. months
thus far this year are as follows: Jan
uary, $4,629,89 February, $4,153, TAO:
March, $2,399.225; April, $3,035. $40;
May. $4,296,185; June, $4034,075; July,
$4.443 .965; August, $2,402 ,430, and Sep
TENDER. $3,967, 1856.
Building operations during the first
nine months of 1927 were as follows
January, $2,905,755 February. $685.
745: March. $3,425,875; April, 4,435, $50;
May, $500 25; June, $2,962, $50; July,
$2.512.835; August, $3,596,94 and Sep
TENDER $l,774,220.
Construction of private dwellings ap-
proved during the past month had a
greater total estimated cost than
apartment houses. Plans for II dwell
ings having total cost of approx
mately $606,925 were approved by the
building inspector, as compared with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

Its design should be considered from
the unitarian viewpoint of best serving
the interests of the home owner first
and, secondly. his guests.
If the location is exposed to the ele-
ments some method of shelter from
beating storms may be advisable. This
is exempliied by the porches of the
Colonial houses with the slender COL
umns and many paneled door with side
lights. The latter enable the house
wife to observe who is at the door be-
fore she opens to them
In the English style the entrance
porch may be under the main roof or
separate gable. The door may also
be solid one. but it will probably
contain light of glass, possibly loaded,
to enable. the housewife to look out.
Thus each architectural style will
have its different treatment Of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
HOUSE ENTRANCE STYLES
IMPORTANT TO BUILDER
Design Of Unitarian Value and
Beauty Is Aim of Arch

Architectural style in residence de-
sign is revealed by the mass of the
structure and, secondly, by the treat
ment of the details. And, 1t. is in the
proper handling of the details that the
architect proves Of great help to the
home cwner.
The most important detail on house
is the entrance. This part of the house
is first to come under intimate observa-
ton as each visitor approaches the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

area where fire protection is inadequate.
Handling of hot ashes and the use of
oil stoves as auxiliary heaters, and oil
lamps if used, should be considered.
Finally, look to your fire insurance
policies, be sure that they have not
lapsed. A safe place should be pro-
vided for their keeping, either in a
built-in safe or in a safe deposit box.
Property deed, life insurance policies
and other valuable papers should be
filed with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
HOMES COST MORE NOW.
Selection of Better Building Ma
terials Seen as Cause.

According to the index number COM
piled by a large New York trust COM
pany, American homes are costing more
each year. While the average cost for
apartment houses is only a little over
the 1921 mark, the index number for
private houses shows an average rise
from 100 in 1921 to 1915 in 1927.
Part of this increase, at least, Is said
to be due to education In materials,
which has convinced many house build
ers that low first cost does not prove
that cheap stuff is not more expensive
in the end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
Patent Validity Upheld.

The validity of the Straub cinder
block patent, No. 1,212.S4o, was upheld
by the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals for the third circuit Of Phiia-
delphia in a decision rendered on Sep
tember. IS in case brought by the
owners of the patent. CroZier-Strs ub,
Inc. which is a subsidiary OF the Ma
tional Building Units Corporation. the
local licensee Of which is the Washing
ton Concrete Products Corporation,
manufacturers Of Straub cinder build
ing units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

most important detail. The proper
handling Of such q feature may often
make the house distinctive, whereas
mediocre treatment will leave 1t simply
another unit in q block Of houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

The following summary shows the
distribution of improvements among the
respective sections Of the District OF
Columbia and the value of same:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Illness Fatal
To Mrs. Cox

Mrs. T. Lester Cox, wife OF t.,
head Of the physical education do-
partmenf at Calipatria High school.
died last night ut III Centre hospj-
tai following au Illness from pEeu-
monia.
Funeral services VIII aa held In
Los Angeles. The body ea s. >1#u-
ped there tonight 1y d. l.. lemons.
Tor burial.
Ils. Cox was tie niece Of Mrs.
A. L. Laelsy Of Ills ci,E. 81. s...
br9ugh, 10 ,Ae hospital H.E t.aa
Calipa.ria with Jar husband s,Ha .-
still very jl, ana 1.r t.,l gh.....
or December 3. EHs eA5.6ra w.
released fram n.....l
GAYS &go.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

a.e 4: ,a..s.. as.l tr,amcrs hy
is.tur The stock oNc,augn raarci
.g +. oel year /, .lay vuh "a wild
h..H g.. q prl.,s.
2e ..p.Eavl rIattum oeyr th.
"aan. .oor h.ld The orchestra,
.eai'erho galleries were racNed with
..A'>cy.> This was one OF the
Eoar's mos, exclusive parties Of the
s,o.F exchange, participants being
limited 20 members, thrir tclrphon.
e.r'~ ava exchange employees.
Ihogt l,~oo persons joined in thc
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

..ns ,,.u. ahcad in many sections
of the list
General Motors Has its old self
",.,u aad r,sua.yC leadership Of
,h, narhr, for t)D rirst time Ia
several months. Hbis action was
extremely rcasauI~u4 and brought
urgent buying into many issues IN
which the short interest WAS under.
;uod to br large.
Traders largely Ignored the con
.inuatioa ~ tbo - percent cali ra.o,
So great was tha'g clthusjaam, and
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Monday, December 81, 1923

Hn1 aul nugua Ej.ta reserves on
Jar. u in Los Angeles, the depart
ment announced today.
Contracts will w. effective until
FEB. -. 1881. Tha government viii
not guarantee TIE quality Of the
oil.
Production from these two fields
in October, 1923, amomtrd to Ia
SS1 barrels.
Bids win bc opeuod at the office
of The Inspector Of naval petroleum
reserves, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

mo-r,m5ul oa d -oos Willie aunst
oa .1e 2a ~!.s wer' limited 70 only
SOC. Ma, were tura,j away as
ticket. Vi -. aa,..,l~g for alm-,
J#n.o.
Wall str,ct wa ending its big
g,s, and most profitable year with
;n enthusiastic burst Of strength il
the stock market. Not since the
yuImination Of the autumn bulI
swing had prices shown such buoy
ancN ard @g@rvss'.r buying oprta
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
TO
BE Kept Busy
Continued From Page y

definite legislative recommendations
uu." t, ut experiments i'm other
s.a..a. notably Massachusetts. are.
determined. Bills. however, viii hn|
...ea1H-.l r~ar;lie- automatic re-
vocation ~ " divers license ii he
t.ts - ua q .aart Judgment foI
damages aid m.hin. par.utS res
r.a- ....~ t'.rf minor ,Hi.-
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"a rla5r r-,t.i -,aumeni that
.te .Ul " .';sa prison ia /
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rat.,t t.:n .a, lar-. Ell hneE. t.
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r.F5tr#slt- ar '.fso t.mJr~' would
continue - ha s.l. 20 Folsom >...e
"r.saa
Colorado r.vor commission win
rag. Ssu5 re. Station ,Haha- j..e
ss"ta u cas ral'a>. a3raatag -
caa ss.t.r resources mad available
through tile Eaa,ar ea.Eaa dam
lill recently ...e..3 J.. Ire federal
congress.
Isachers pension commission
VIII seek t iHar So she pres II
-aa.a.,,' r...rmen. salary fr.a
--#a -a @5'3 H.s y, eAare.a-
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t.-r taaJ e..i' ,. based apos
IL. age a.' H.aEt >ta.-s t.ae..aG
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Dividend Notice
BANK OF ITALY
National Trust & Savings
Association


For the half year ending December
81, 1928, dividend has been de-
ciared ct the rate Of four per cent
per annum on savings deposits, pay
able on and after January ., 1929.
Dividends not called for are added
to and bear the same rate of in
tcrest as the principal from January
], 1929.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE TO
AND INCLUDING, THURSDAY.
JANUARY 10, 1929, WILL
EARN INTEREST FROM
JANUARY ], 1929
JAMES \. BACICALTPI,
President
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Navy To Take
Bids For Oil

WASHINGTON, Dee. 31.-Thc
navy department viii receive bids
ior royalty oil produced by the Elk
.cztynsivc selling for taX losses was
absorbed with but momcntary halts
in the forward movement.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Stock Exchange
Makes Merry As
Big Year Closes
ny United rress Leased wire

NEW YORK. Dec. &1.-Amjd
s.'l ,ae.us trn@ members. suappE
UAgs from q l.-, lJu1 :ol throw
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Easy To INSTALL

Installation IS exceptionally easy with complicated
PARTS equipment Cord and attaching plug sup
piled. Connect ground wires and aerial, plug in the
light socket and tune in No further attention requir-
cd All of the ordinary bothcrsomc details of nsaEla
ton are eliminated.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
To Operate

Airline &C sets Nth single dial. So simple that anyone
o-arate tha with equal success. JUS turn the dial to
}e 3e~,h o station ou hear, The set and
tA-re gou~ program r Won! @ Impossible devise
simple method operation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

I.d-November farm bareaa aac-
i on sale high prices We're: Fresno.
$3.50: TulaIe, Sle; Nisa}.a. 500;
Hanford. $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
1IJECEE AND SUICIDE
Nv Inttcl ~. I-e---.. ~,

Los ANGELES. #... .1-.tt-
BUS .-
yesterday wasH 81. ...
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with q u=- 5. ... =.
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wen '"< sa,4# a ,.r.l a..a.g-.S
8 'sf "h"l s.l IL .a.- tE
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
T. Tube Efficiency

Wards radio research laboratories find after building
and testing .A2; .a ha bss; results no. Developed in
G-rbe alternating circuits Too often tube. iac@ volume
and % pern ho s,crtiyi" that tubes There
Wards have discontinued the construction of The Gtuoo
A-C set.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
The Airline Guaranteed

We GUARANTEE crcyy ArIinc radio set
10 cou0r distance as great ond 10 Gire a9
MACH rclume, cleorresS Gld sclcctiUity 90
ovy cthC similar set. We guarantee 10
aaOe you morey on cUeJy model. Each dir
lire Radic is guaranteed against defects in
materials and craftsmanship.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Genuine NeutrOdyne Circuit

II
Manufactured under the newest patents with all the
desired features Of this famous Circuit Insuring maxi
mum volume, greater selccivity and finest tone quail
tiles Volume is regulated evenly from The softest tones
to highest without slightest distortion. The genuine
Nathantal Baldwin speaker assures finest reproduction
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Colorado river commission VIII

present G.S'atiou ,Hah.a- ,.e
."te To ras- ral'.>. a5F#ataG ~
t1a U...r Resources mad. aya.,aH-.
through tile Geal,ar ea.Ea4 dam
iilj recently s.-e..3 l.. lie federal
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Teachers pension commission

ziz;sg9,7E m, --lz7....lrl : ate
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

JAMES 4. BACIGALUPI,
President
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
New Addition Is
Given Attention,
Owner Declares

Summit Place, new addition now
under development on l4th street
across from Victoria Heights and be-
longing 20 Jesse bennett and A. Ash
helm Of this city, is reported rs at
tracing attention already, despite
the fact that Developments arc not
yet completed.
Though the improvements are not
complete people arc realizing the
value of the property As is evidenced
hy the sale If three lots Wednesday.
bennett stated.
The value Of the property IL in
creased nv the large amount Of traf-
fie on l4th street and Developments
a. Bcca Chica. Brownsville Munich
pal airport, the proposed deepEater
port m FL Jardin. and the regular
traffic a. III Jardin and Point Isa-
bel. owners or the 40 lots explain.
I'm view Of the above developments
now under way, or proposed owners
Of the addition believe that zeal es-
tate values will increase materially
IN the near future.
An office and electrically illumi-
mated sirnboard has been placed on
the property. Other signboards show
the time payment plan on the lots
and the plat Of the property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
Moody to Push
Prison Plan AT
Coming Session

AUSTIN, Dec. 2o.-Pl-No oppo-
sition by organized labor to Governor
Moody's centralized prison plan, I'M
der which inmates Of the peniten.
tiary would be placed in some kind
Of manufacturing employment, Is
anticipated by him.
He will again bring the matter Of
centralizing the system to the atten-
tion Of the Forty-first Legislature,
wehn IL convenes in January, he said
today.
Il am informed that organized Ia
Dor Is not opposed to the plan he
said. They are taxpayers like the
rest Of US, and / am told would wei
come a plan which would save the
state and themselves money BY en-
ploying the prisoners in work which
the state is now paying, in some
cases, excessive prices for
Unless the highway commission is
able TO obtain more favorable prices
for cement in road construction bids,
the state may soon undertake the
manufacture Of cement for road
building purposes, he said. This can
be done arbitrarily without the CON
sent Of the legislature, the governor
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
PRAISES new
fire STATION
Fire Commissioner In
spects Equipment;
Farley Closes

j. W. DeWegse, state fire COM
missioner, paid high compliment TO
the city of Brownsville late We'd
nesday after he, along with other
delegates TO the regional convention
OF the Southwestern district, Texas
Insurance Agents association, had
been taken on an inspection Of the
new central fire station and the two
modern sub stations.
The inspection was made al the
close of the one-day convention pro-
gram which was held in the Hotel
I'll Jardin.
DeWeese, Kingston Pickford. chief
rster for the state commission;
state and southwestern district Of
ficers were guests of W. y. Clint
and G.. +. Dodd at a banquet in Mat
smoros Wednesday evening.
Officials and delegates attending
the meet left for their respective
homes Wednesday night.
In the principal address Of the
afternoon session, DeWeese outlined
the work of the state commission
and explained how that organization
was pledged TO care for the interests
Of all policy holders.
A general round table discussion
of conditions and topics of interest
to insurance men took up the ma
jority of the day, DeWeese address
being the only one carded on the
convention program with the excep-
ton Of the address of welcome de
livered by G. G. Richardson, nan
ger Of the Brownsville chamber Of
commerce.
Among the officials attending the
meet in addition TO the members Of
the state commission were Charles
L. Duncan of Mt. Pleasant, presi-
dent Of the state association; +. NJ,
Coleman of San Antonio, vice-pres-
ident; d. G.. Freeman, secretary and
treasurer and Marcus Phillips OF
Kingsville, regional vice-president.
The Brownsville party was the last
TO be held this year, five meetings
having preceded il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
Russian Divorce
Rates Goes Ahead
OF U. S. Figures
BY LOUIS r.

BERLIN, Dec. -. - Up - Soviet
Russia has passed the United States
in the number Of divorces. This Is
the interesting revelation made by
the German economist. Professor Ju-
liIs Wolf, in a book just published
on s'Ths New Sexual Morality and
the Birth Problem Of Today"
While in 1925 there were 175,500
divorces IN the United States, hith-
erto the undisputed paradise of the
marriage-wearv, Wolf estimates the
yearly number Of divorces in Soviet
Russia now al 25o.O0O. This theory
Is based upon a number Of factors
(exact figures for the whole vast
Soviet Union are not available),
chief Of which are the statistics for
large cities, such as Moscow and
Leningrad. In Moscow alone. dur
ing 1927. 1880 couples were di-
vorced; in L~eningrad during the
same period, 10000.
Wolf points out that marriages are
contracted and dissolved much more
III hA@oA1 eHot NAoN
where. The mere living together Of
a man and a constitute legal
marriage, and when they decide to
separate the union is considered dis
solved without further formality. In
many cases, however, the couples
still prefer to register the fact Of
their marriage and likewise, in the
case OF a divorce. the fact Of their
separation at the local registration
bureau. VOLTS figures of divorces
are taken from the registration rec
ords only. The number Of Russian
divorces would appear, therefore, to
be even greater.
One reason why there are more
divorces in the United States than in
Central and Western Europe, Prof.
Wolf ~intimates, is the fact that Eu-
ropean marital partners seem to be
more callous to the idea Of inf
deity.
IL England leads the European pro-
cession for longevity of the marital
alliance, this, in VOLTS opinion, IL
due TO the enormous costs attached
TO divorces.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
UNIQUE WEDDING DAY

KIRBY, Eng.-The day that II. ".
Randall married Miss Dora Reeve
his parents celebrated their silver
wedding and his grandparents their
golden wedding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
SKATING BET
LOSER TO BE
HERE FRIDAY

Hal York. paying a bet he lost
on McAllen when they played
Brownsville. will skate IS miles.
from Harrington TO Brownsville
Friday. arriving between one and
two o'clock amid the festivities
for the Brownsville DePaul inter-
sectional clash.
York bet with a McAllen avi-
ator. the loser TO skate from Nc
Allen to Brownsville, 70 miles.
York paid part of his losses last
Sunday by skating from McAllen
10 Harrington. 80 miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
TRADE GROUP HEAD RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2O.-lP,-
Chairman Abram r. Myers az the
Federal Trade Commission, has for
warded his resignation to President
Coolidge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
MRS. COOLIDGE PAYING
VISIT TO ILL MOTHER

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Dec. 20.
-tP-For the seventh time in the
little more than a year that her
mother has been confined 70 q hos
pital here. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge was
in the city today to visit at the bed
side Of the aged sufferer.
She arrived from Washington last
night, accompanied by a secret SER
vice operative. and went directly to
the home Of Mrs. r. Z. Hills, an old
friend.