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Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
Here and There
In Sport World
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO-A IA year old
boy is the youngest entry to date in
the National. A. A. L. swimming
meet, to be held here June 7, 8, 9,
and 10. He is Cassius Purkiss of
Santa Maria, entered in the junior
national mile event.
STOCKTON-Tony Fucntc, Los
Angeles Mexican heavyweight has
been signed to meet Dewey Massey,
negro slugger, in ten round main
event here May 81.
CHICAGO-Bud Taylor, of Terre
Haute, Ind, suspended as bantam
weight champion, defeated Joe
Lucas of Detroit in ten rounds.
Johnny Sherrod of New Orleans,
wclterweight, defeated Billy Atkin-
son of California in six rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
Household Goods
BARGAINS

One Electric Vacuum Cleaner.
Three Ceiling Fans.
-Four sixteen inch Electric Fans.
One Twelve Inch Electric Fan.
Two Electric Motors, vs. & l/6 hp,
One Elcc. Plate 4Tubc Nulcanizer
One Five Tube Radio.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
MILLER & LUX

Merchants Exc. Bldg. San Francisco
215 W Sixth St., Los Angeles
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COCA COLA
SCORE BY INNINGS

s. S. ......... 200 2O3 26O-l5 IL
Coca Cola . 800 900 102- 6 IS 5
Summary:-Three base NUS
Evans. Two base hits: Baker, Dill
beck, Steele E. Miller, Ratchowitch.
Sacrifice hits: L. Mitchell. Base on
balla off Glenn 3. Strike outs by
Glenn 2; Puckett S. Left on Bases
Southern Sierras 5; Coca Cola g.
Double play, Witke to Evans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
Automobiles For Sale

FOR SALE-10 30 Mccormick.
Deering tractor . gang plow. AZ
miles west on highway. Is. /. Di-
FAM. 14tS
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

There are 1000 acres of White
Rose potatoes in the Shattcr dis
trict of Kern county.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

burgh Pirates divided double
header, the Reds winning the open
cr, to ,, and the Pirates taking
the after piece, 6 to 3.
No other games were PLAYED.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Kern county is building a chill
drcu S prcvcntorium at its stony
Brook tuberculosis camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Bare ground WAS seen ON the
Sierra summit in many spots on
May |. Usually there is four feet
of SHOW a. this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Missions 3, Los Angeles Q.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Lindsay, Tularc county. is laying
out and planting 20 acre munich
pal park.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IeSterdaY's Results

New York 4-3, Boston 50.
Philadelphia 4-2, Washington 81.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

Work has begun on a 100000 re-
sort hotel on Fitch Mountain, near
the Russian River, Sonoma county.
Golo county is in the midst of har-
vcsting 900 acres of lettuce, the
heaviest crop ever grown here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

FOR SALE-San Diego bungalow
court, IA units. Income 100000.
Tile and concrete, best location.
Price $4,000. Part terms. r. B.
Anderson. 64l Twenty Fifth ST.,
San Diego. 2lt4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

FOR SALE-Chlropractor's adjust
ment table. Cheap. Apply Press
office. dhtf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

WANTED-Second hand furniture.
Call 495W. Sl9 Main st. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati 4-3, Pittsburgh Sc.
st. Louis s, Chicago 7.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
TODAYS WANTS

SLEEPING ROOMS-627 Orange.
Hot and cold water. Free parking
space. 16tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

FOR SALE--1wo houses, one on
Wensley, one on Vine. Very rea'
sonable terms. Inquire Valley
Lumber Co. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

HARTZELL--The Roofer, takes the
guess work out of roofing. Phone
25lW. l4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

WANTED-Position. stenographcr.
General office work. Experience
ed Write Hdllic Burleigh, Their
nal, Calf. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

FOR SALE-Grand piano. Cash or
terms. Academy of Music. Estelle
Needham. Phone 466. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
For Rent, Farm Land

FOR RHNT-Tract 124, 500 acres
fine lxnd, with houses. For vege-
tables or dairy. s miles from Holt
Wild, l mile from Sandia Station.
See L. Mead, 436 d St, Brawley.
Calf. Is cod If
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22
FOR SALE
CHEVROLET TOURING
Engine Just
Overhauled
$4,000 CASH. APPLY AT
PRESS OFFICE
Poultry

ALL KINDS of poultry wanted by
Robertson & Fam. $50 State 81.
Phone 693. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

FOR RENT room furnished
house. 534 Vine. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-22

FOR SALE-Pigs and feeder hogs.
T. j. Napier, l mile cast, miles
north, Seeley. 22t3
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SAI.k~-iiOLSES
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PEIW3sdH-s1 .sTI .1 RVS ASp BATH; LIKE
ross.ssion: terms: lhcatcd 500 sth st ~
toa Aaas,s ns ~ ~ c"TsH c.ea 20 voS 1x5r
slI inter.:, ,wi,i buy 5-room, Rr,ck. BIZ,
s:r Wan sssa sss r;. n:, s,i.I,s It, ssN A1s!S
CoToREn-s1oO CASH. s3s NO. TNcL
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rage viii finance reliable purdfsssr: a bar.
gain. Address Boy :3t y. star ONCE.
50 CASH NEEDED no, BUY 4. HON.
address Box i9i n Star othc. --------.---
wOEDERFt'L BARGAIN" BUS3ALoWs.
) rooms. rellar. "lec tnrns:. ctty rsier s,I.
S9.sr'; ,9sH i'rse lot $3.50; terms ia: fl:T'
Low PRICES ROOMS BATH AED rs.
closed sleepnR oorch = ami.: including rss
cs.S oayn,snt eie rnderrond q ~
ni3 6Gsk s4s"o e 'x9s ..o S.r 3" soss tn-
drrwnod >, shen 3O62W -
CORNER BRICK IN BEST, EoRTHwEsT
Tbi. !. brand % ncv hou.o' o. n.r viii sell
Il a n,hs,.g'Isl reduction in Or'cs ami ,.-.Y ,sY
OWNER: so CONMTssTON: HCsT SELL.
fact 20 "ondn'on; 100. iaconie: near JivolI
T.:'er 4.:s. 9ss,fs: s:x e2f sr 'gs1 ,.-
| TO CoLoRED: 40. ~" 10th ST. Ne
In good condition: rooms. c,'g oo Eater eirr 49,
sT Sh' R.ntsI T value sIm "' ~ 50 ' n.r N nnnnth
Roor, 1e8. Colorado Bldg. Phone Msin
| OwTER Will SILL. MODERN f,ROoH
| tapestry brirk r.stdence on Wisconsin ave.
DAT. nosss..ion. Price. $3.50. Easy terms
FOR COfORED-GLES
| Now IS tho time 70 buy lots on small osv-
m"nts. few honss, r1r sale on rent nio'is'
100 6 q NV " phou. Main 3aos
PHONE CLEVELAND 5146 AND ARRAEGE
| 20 get = snapny bargain IN 6-Foom nonsse IN
| ny OWNER $40 900 ESTATE FOR $50 0no:
| in District. intersection tao DroIectsd bouies
gsrds 200 feet t-%nt'.s obssT are b.1s.
dwarf shruhbery. so rosebushes: y bedroom
| , baths t,iied huiIt-ini in,lossd tnsd snn
Or rent nnfurTi .hed. i"nr iesa. $500 n1osta
VI 'T''' VI" s;3i iyrIH AVE. -
Telrrhore c'sv.lard 4ts.,
DIRECT FROM .owNER-NEw s-RooN
81 norrhe.. Friridsirs: well huilt thorourhl'
n.sr "@1e'W we.tern ' Hirh Sattonsf cs.hsarsi AZ
Georrsiown En,F"rs,,g S1+s rx1reo.iGsnanya "a a51,1
SNAP FOR CoTORED:
Gsns sng nsn Inc rHo .na
hot-watsr heat .nh sisctric,,s newly napsren
| and nainted OwNFP 31S Eye ~ ,
| Telephone Franklin :2S5 -
| Mr. 4th AND PEARODT- SITS. $.w.-AT-
| fcactive sen,i-dA'schsd modern l,rics hor1f.
| r. r. gsraEa: large lot. Daved sllsy: II
M .rl ate possession. easy trims. LIpc- 41JD."
5sOi i TN SE.-BKACTIPUl DETNHED
! corner: R-roor1 SparIah tyue home btlilt-'n
garage open fireplace. loaded bookcasss az
| tomato water heater. w H.. ChznDerI A. =
| weather stripri0E- f,ill copper SCREENS From
! nurar fnr auirE sale. North Ga
COMPREHENSIVE. BARGAIN, Rms
y baths hot vater heat. instantaneous %sfSf
| hs7tar Larry. porch wonderful locztl1rs arr
/ reduced prize tnsue~tio7 invited. Col. -3o5-
I"IS Eenvori - n.~. -
| PRICE REDUCED By OWNER - WELL
| NV h: .,-csr brick cara=e: cnnvs7ien' tn
hus and lines. o. IN 81 re
| DIRECT FROM OWNER
| on RENTAL BASIS
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DIRECT FROM owNER

roni 3rd A. ns-S-roonl colonial htlit
brick house cement front porch, screened
soluble rear oorches: Int rs feet deer th
n,ved oO.foof alley hardwood hoors, .hot.
s.s,er heat. Thoroughly modern and most
ztt~activslv finished IN the heart OF Eck'nr
ton oear stores schools churches. bus ard
sar ssrvirs 500 cash SRS month.
ROBERT F. KLINE. Jr.-
Sn% Mursey Bldg. 49,.
Main SIAf Wisconsin FSH9S
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ARfRCS LEwEY.
tloS Vermont Ave Man AsAN
NOW RSAnY .ANn
OPEN FOR iN$rEC TiN<.

tGI$ N9s'iSca - NV
IJst west of tStN - drtArNsd ar.S~scA
hosns In ,cowS amt ) NstNs "-csr sa-ass
rais hcuSe MAS built nv me Owner tN~ Ne
Ncn,s. Cl4vrn(StNnrAS ceRke - nsSNSsRrv -
ouer SR"A tOr sale - prtce that AAFclv
roNvr> tnst ~ construction. IN sNcttw IT'S
interior N~Sutt ara tnl.h a 3rte>sssNls
CONt OFT TO-DAY pleasant surprise -
AErNt'S l.EWEl ..-
tttH Vermont Az Nan tNNN
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/ ISAIE-INVESTMENT , PROPERTY

-
) Bl.DGS INCLUDES !, STORES. ALSO
io, 2sx63 ~ wide court tth above G ct
m%,o Sc CARROLL. "IS " ct ~"
MANI tnl3C .
RRlCRS coon ST s.w. PRICE. Si.soo
each. Act uuick IL YOU want bargain.
THOMAS y. BROWN. 6l1 - -. S.W.
9th ST. NV BETWEEN p 4 DO RMS.
grd hath. can he rsmodeled for business.
Price 81 00a Cali Mr.. Ltrrcri"k.
W + KRAFT & CO.
Main ftt1 20; 18th 50. NV
f0O"e RENTED.
Annual income. S".3:o: q, modern hrick
houses colorcd SIS month. Frce. ST. 600 ;
cash. 81. 900, trust, $l5. 900: annuel net IN
ronon. Harc Investment. Can Ny Linz
eric> ". r. KRAFT 4 co. no. 10Th nv.
Main Gt4t
PRICE. XlS.uOh
va have thrrs "-familv flats All rented
to cuored which VIII show a return or IL
cent the sale prire individual en-
tran"e' snd heating facilities .,,
p f. SAUL. co.
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SALE-sUBURRAN PROPERTY.

BFAUTIFUGI' SUBURBAN HHRoRjI,s HRoPERT,Y77sm 7sd1;
s"Fd.n Go"5 sn cs GOOD srno 6.s
smi: Irontinr hirhwsv: beautiful shade
,rs:. aoa old fssnioas' u He,asbesy ss. os: ~:
BEAUTiFUL HOME SITE OVERLOOKING
Washington--Two acres OF good land with
natural drainsse on a., sides; son Must h'
~" ~ 4 4. I. TnoNiPHAN 4 soSs'
King and COLUMBUS Ste, Alexandria, Va
FOR sALE--$6 900 BlINAGAIOw. GA
rase. modern: lot 4Ox160. plenty shade:
squares from center Of town. squares from
splendid roads. Prics for ouicI; sale. s4,..5
= $50 cash and S3' per month: No n" ,. otnsr
ard niaygronnd ,d I Tor "f II. % childran. . Phone
Hyatts. 400 Or come and ace ". A. BROOKS.
owner. Hyattsyille. Nd.
sos SALE FIN. HoMEsftrED TIT - or,
$4,000: Triangular lots. facing on two
streets; two hir lots. strawberry beds graps
arbor. fruit trees rOsehusbes shrubs and
chicken houses: large rooms and built hke
hattlrship. repaInted and napered through
ncl1h borh ood and close to trolley. stores
fonons on & and al. & WGh :ssy nd s "a
ner month: nothing else to pay. Phone
HSa'ts. 480 or see W. A. BROOKS. owner
Hvattsville. Md.
bs,h. h.;w.h:. cellar. eisetricit5; rsssniIy
built. Small cash payment and $40 per
month. including Interest and payment on
prIncipal similar bungalow in Cottage
City. $40 per mo. Call OWNER. Ad. 754S.
HOUSE or 5 ROOMS AND BATH. on
paved street in Rockville. Nd: electric light
and power. newly papAred and painted with
in. painted without: stoves. well water into
block from county town limits. on train and
trolley 10 city: rs fruit trees raspberries
bI9ckberri~s. walnuts: steel nosta and stock
wire. fence around the 5f-100 OF acre.
: poultrY. fuel and Dump houses. lots for
sale adjoining delivery NJ mail Price com
nlrnsurate with value. AddIesa Box :6t
Star offict. i6'
GLEN ECHO-DEsIRABLE :-RM HOUSE.
$500: $500 cash. S35 month. Inquire I6
Princeton ave. Glen Echo. 1s'
BEAUTIFrI. GROOM AND BATH BCEGA-
low: h,-w.h.. front and rear porches. garage
nuthuldings: | acre of ground. located on
Marlboro nike. Price $500: terms See
Henry J.. Morris. agent for q. p. ZANTXiN-
GER. Upper Marlboro. Nd. Phone Mari
horo ~: opnoslte court house.
MODERN HOUSE. Il. AND B. FL. LIGHT.
h.-a. heat, automatic water svstem: price.
IS 900. One bungalow. r.: not quite hn
house: price. :" 500: terms. C. r., BENSON.
Cabin John Nd. ls'
4 MODERN sIx ROOM AND BATH ,HOME,
trli basement 81. lights. h:.a. heat. tel.-
phone front and rear porches: about a.
hedge; built ard occupied by owner: con
venient 10 church and school Bargain mace
q. $50: terms. Anniy c. F.. BENSON. Cabin
John Nd Ia
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SEAT PLEASANT.

SEAT PLEASANT. .
$500 cash. $50 month. Prize redueed 20
81 500. We'll bull, honss. & large roo-ss
lot IS bv over 100 q ~. co-re- cn7
and Caruiody 3D.. NEws0N. 1l1o re.
Linz Sn-I
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= SAi.E--FAKNiS.


CHICKEN FARMS OF 4 ACRES, con
sss; ss$ s:s
"'n' and 1. ';s'Ga'2': +. 2:NTziseEe. 'fshs:Ee
ACRES. NEW 5.ROOM HOUSE, FRUIT
grapes: ideal Tor chickens; 4 miles to city:
~ $50. ON terms.
road water. Ess. elec available: priced
right, on terms
80 20 acres good house asd outhnildinss
30 acres 5.rnon, house. tobacco barn and
ortbuiIdinSs 1: miles to city on good road
ARTHUR. rARR, REAL ESTATE,
Hya'tsyillr. Nd: Phone Hyattsyille aa
DnA Gs sdSS An4 ssdo s 9eu. AsRh
other .outbuidings: beautiful lawn, with
nriyet hrdSe all around: coed young orchard
water: .sitnated = mles IRON, Alexandrs
and 200 vards from cement. road, on bus
Wiss in sSod sSape. Mist bs sold At sacri-
&c., prr IN 81 "eSt e3o ten days t" close a" estate
A. o' :. DoNIpHAN q SON.
King and Columbus sts;. Al:xsndr1s Va.
- Phone Alexandris $40
NICE LITTLE BUNGALOW: -FRClr
hower'. garden. garage. stable and snrlnS
miles from hard road on county road:
Norbeck .Olnev vicinity. rare chanc. for
nice little country home for only 81. 500
"asa.
"A fne little strm nrsrlv t5 a'res:
good house barn. poultry and hos house
and a'l necessary ou.ruildnss: vHll fenced:
fields: some Woodlands: fine spring. Espe.
cially well adapted for .rrtan farm. hogs.
poultry. etc. Only 81 non Oh.
$3.50 acres an srookvHIr Pike. SIS n"r
acre for quick sale.
s-~Gsneral farm. nearly 900 acres; only
$4,000.
5---Thotoush going. tnHy cnuinD"d dairy
farm 20 head accredited herd horaes.
wagons. crops. tractor, feed: ell for only
s"5. .00n.
G--WnndetG Gul farm highly improved:
stately old manson: on state I'd around
$50 sores; good value: priced to sell.
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS.
zee c. r. Rowdybush. Rockville. Nd. RI. =.
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NANIE.ll---lAl.itEAl.E.

WNNTFII~F~j u WFttsF
DCn REAL ESTATE ENGfREEhlhd ANT
dee siDRH"n organization nfoVihFA sspstl
Rd iGH aHd ,trriGzs "a uHnsts 10 snhdl sidins
sHd iBintopirE tdtg sad suburban acFfpef
fur tsady 1iafsDi Al yiaab higher tha1 east
hs tsnd aiek We atsn sssitt knabeihs
y h8u tess}ttia FREE gtsiiminAFy fanttftheei
soiloited Brokers bnd 80 hnerhiioh adsah
tRkIGHs sI"NsKtne = sBefthtty,
R0nFRT r FtIAf { r AsnssH
k1l N,insst Eldi
Main s44s Ess, risss, egha,
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OPEN SUNDAY

CEEvV CHASE II 4. s.si vsr Eszer
~, r.N.--pstavhrd tvN,Sto~v Nrtck NNHas .
large rnonss af,i hsth Extrs ISvAtNrv cH
hrSt fcOr. Hardwood fOore Aes-V atsr Ma,
~tectrlr,. Gas: huglt.,n <SvNxs, lot Aoxil>
shade fts@s Re Suy~ tn tgscect SUNDAY -
- "rtced fov Su'rS sale VIII ecnssar
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WANTED rO RE<l--tiOl SES

COUPLE wlTAOTT CHIl.OREN. WANT
small u'tTlr., modern house ur bungalow ,
garage and Ssrden: northwest ar northeast
section. Reasonable tent Address BOX
CREvY. CHASE or CLEVELAND PARK:
Sly or eiSht rooms. ami. not over >lo0.
WISCONSIN S39S.
GROOM AND :.BATH HOUSE CIEVE-
land Pars Caerr Chase or 10Th At. $50
rent, A,i,2-ess Fox 34a.H, star otfre
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME- FOR
rent. ! have y waiting hs' for white and
,-olnred NJ Weaver 1902 l. st. NV.
Mstu i5SS, tS'
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION
Have daily calls for "aioncd rental hou>cs
II YOU have vacRpt houses let mo handle
same Ill xrt tenant for you. Rent remit,
ted ssn,. dsy collected. 7 sne fshae rollea'-
tnS rcn:s. GEORGE URCTOEo. $50; ia.
ave. Col. 66l:;
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owNER. e6lS lat 81. Nv. i.

Chrapes, honse in Mt Rzlnipr; 4 rooms.
arll furnace neat, large lot. EaraEe. A.
nlv 20 OWNER. 3a3S 3oth az lks
HAMTLTON ST. BETWEEN TN AND sth--
5-rO0nl brick. rear poychss screened. garage,
Address Rnx 3@1H star offNe. Is
s6iI Sth sT Nw-ONE or THE MOST
delightful room houses In the city, Aust
ha seer to ~ annrscistsd Open SVnfar so
evenings OWNER. Clsve. SOL
CHEVY CHASE CORNER on CONNECT
cut ave--S Esoris baths. oil eurrer; e'E
yarf large trees EaraEs' we'll financed.
INN EDTAfE POSSESSION
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WHITE.
3stby Vermont BSe. n nw-i8 r.. n 81 S0 ntl
J 1sS@ Cot rc a.w.-~S r.. 4. g.. 2o 81
Fl3 srs St LIZ rooms hath IS 50
r asfr n ...s.s SanD
szSz IN az e w. rooms bath Ka so
sn.s ~ "a vii roonss and bath 10 so
11@f 18th a.. r.w.---& rooms bath. 40 10
%~G9 81 w.-f0 Fxsuaaa batF 30 81
- sri ~ s--e rooms and bath 81. 80
as1s Ga. sFe. w rrss amt b. 5S 80
@03 o. nM--A rooms and b4tb 80 10
1S.sa 3es5 81 aa-T tnonaa and hath 45 an
1s53 ~ --ss roctns and bzth A. 5u
1879 c A xe--s rybanss ami bath a. .Su
As4H Ps are ae---S roar1e cz.h ~ so
MfA fIth ~ s~.-S rg1nfa and hath A. 80
TsT0FAMILY HOUSES INF. WHITE.
e1 0sssSns nl ne-iss z. = n So so
S-A It's st w.--.3rd and 4th Ia
,ss2Fas ara tsath So SO and ~ 5tl
EGN 6 o. ae-4 r aad r "a SU
s1T44 Larier oI. r r-~.-Ist A.. 3 r.. b. 4510a
f0fORED
1I%S eta e& --J5 foosse and hath sax .5it
p % 81 VS. ~ooEae and bath a. 80
Sl3 81 w-9 roOrIa ard seatn 81 so
1904 W 81 n.w.--S rooroa and hath 55 90
ck@ Fla. Rse. a-~-S rooms bath - Sn
IiaI 5th Ut. nw.--s rooms and hssh. As 40
f%31 ez. avs r0ogns AMI. bath. A.. 90
] issa @sh ~ n.w.--3 rDonns bath A. .ai
3ss5S ErxesAsr ~ ae.-3 Feonsa~ oath - 80
@4A2 Eve es w--6 roorg @5 50
TwO-FANILY HOUSE Coi.oRED
TEE wnsHiKGToSS IoAS TRusT CO
nmwe
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10 COLORED.

x,oo cash $50 non'h Price; $3.50. NJ.
1904 Nartelin svp. ne. = r. b.: deep
lot SEws0M lIl0 ne. Llrc. .01l.
CORNER BUNGALOW. N.E.-FIvE ROOMS
nsved street Just across Dist. hre; - aSo
Phone GenrEia Sis I1
LEAVING; TOwN: OLD HOMESTEAD; DE-
tached home centsr-hall plan: IL larEe
rnonrs = baths = freplaces. porches. scar
garage. tot.1c0 it. 'front.': a Eii-; fruit trees
shruhberv -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-18
TUNNEY WILL
FIGHT HEENEY
Rumors Of Sharkey or
Dempsey Horning
In Discounted

NEW YORK, May 1s.-(P)-The Of
fetal procurement may not be
Forthcoming until Tex Richard has a
few other details out of the way but
il can be put down now that the big
heavyweight shot Of the year, in
volving the well known Shakespeare
scholar and the honest blacksmith
from New Zealand, will take place on
schedule and on the night of Thurs
day July 26, at the Yankee Stadium.
Ever since the fight between Gene
Tunney and Tom Heeney was signed,
sealed and delivered there has been
an air of skepticism around il. This
atmosphere has become thicker since
the knockout of Jack Delaney BY
Jack Sharkey and the occasional re-
ports that Jack Dempsey was about
TO reconsider his decision 10 retire.
Richard, the boys point out, has
been up against probably the most
unusual situation Of his heavyweight
promoting carerer with a Tunney-
Heeney title scrap on his hands de-
spite the fact that a Sharkey-Tunney
fight probably would be a much big
ger drawing card and a return Demp-
sey-Tunney tilt the biggest shot Of
all.
But there will be no change in the
program. nor is there likely to be a
second heavyweight fight in Septem-
Der, featuring a Dempsey comeback
or a bout between Sharkey and the
winner OF the Tuney-Heeney contest.
The one-big-shot-a-year program Of
Richard still holds and il will take
some unusual development to change
IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-18
COULDNT
DOT, BUT DID
Skeptics Are Shown
AS Bambino Piles
Up New Records

NEW YORK, May 1s.-(P)-The
gentlemen who refused to believe
that man could fly or that radio
would work or that a hole could be
halved in one are in the same po-
sition as those trying TO account for
Babes home run hitting spree.
1t didn't seem possible that the
Babe could break his old record of
10 homers for a single season. But
he did il last year, that, the boys
concluded, must be close to the limit
but this spring the Babe is off at a
faster clip than ever.
Baseball and physical laws appar-
emily do not apply to Ruth. At 4
time when most players are on the
d~own-grade, the Yankee star is hit
ting harder than ever, with a dozen
homers already under his belt. Just
to figure it from another angle, he
has collected is per cent Of the rec
ord crop he harvested last year with
only IS per cent Of the season COM
pleted.
The consensus now is that the
shrewd owner of the Yankees, Col.
Jacob Rupert, made no mistake a
year & when he signed Ruth to a
three-year contract at $4,000 per
season. The Babe probably could
have commanded at least 100000
this spring il he had negotiated 3
one-year contract in 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-18
Eat Everything
without Fear
of Indigestion

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-18
Expedition Head
Wounded on Hunt;
Message Relates

PEKING, May 1s.5P-Walter
Granger, paleontologist with the Roy
Chapman Andrews Mongolian expedi-
ton, has telegraphed The Associated
Press from Erhlien that the shooting
of DR.. Andrews was due to the acct
dental discharge OF the leaders pistol
while he was hunting an antelope.
In a telegram to his wife, Granger
said that DR.. Andrews was resting
under the care Of DR.. Perez at the
expeditions main camp at Sharamu-
rem, 800 miles northwest of kalgan.
Granger and five other white mem
bers Of the expedition motored 100
miles northeast TO Erhlien TO COM
municate the news Of the shooting to
the outside world before going ahead
with the next stage of the expedition
which is seeking "the cradle of the
homan race"
Apparently the accident TO DIR. An
drews which occurred May 5 was not
hindering the plans Of the expedition.
Other messages indicated that DR..
Andrews was remaining with the ex-
petition and not returned 10 Picking
at present.
The temporary division Of the ex-
petition vas interpreted here as
indicating that il was in no danger
from bandits or Mongolian reds.
A cable received by the American
Museum Of Natural History, New
York, from Walter Granger on May
Is said that DR.. Andrews had been
shot in the left leg and was not per-
manently injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-18
Senator's Batting
Order Altered In
Search of Scores

WASHINGTON. May r.-lPl-In
an effort to increase the hitting
strength of the Washington baseball
club, a drastic shakeup OF the batting
order was ordered in effect today by
Manager Harris.
The veteran Joe Judge was 10 be
benched in favor Of George Sisler
who has been waiting since the be-
ginning Of the season for just this
chance 10 show that he still Is to be
considered a major Lacquer.
Sammy West will be withdrawn
from left field and supplanted By
Goose" Goslan. heavy-hitting veter-
an who has been out or the lineup
for quite a while with a sore throw
ing arm.
muddy" Ruel, first string catcher
for the Senators for several years
and whose pegging wing also has
been ailing since the team broke
training camp, will take over the
catching duties in place Of Benny
Tate.
Harris announced the changes
following yesterdays defeat ut the
hands Of the Cleveland Indians.