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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
ELM NOTES
(Press Staff Corresnondent1


ELM, Nov. 9. - Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank G.. Boone and family were
guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Law
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Berry, Elm teacher, en-.
tcrtained her school Friday after
noon with Hallowe 'en party. Cook
les and lemonade were served rs re-
freshmentS.
Elm school s enrolment is in
crcasing, as there are several new
pupils from the adjoining districts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waddill and
son Leroy, visited Sunday afternoon
with relatives near Uebcr. ---
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Rosenbaum
entertained group of friends Tues
day evening. Those present were
Charles CObleigh, Gilbert Cobleigh,
MIR. and Mrs. George Litell and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Boone and
daughter Ruth Jannett. The even
ing was enjoyed receiving radio re-
ports on the election.
+. G. Boone is expecting his faith
er, George F. Boone, from Eureka,
Kansas to spend the winter here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
Court Decides
Wages Case

Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum of $3.50 was returned by Judge
Thompson yesterday afternoon in
the ease of Walter G. Mathewson
against \. Napoliano, and others.
The ease was based on a wage
claim against the defendants by
Beatrice Castrino and her three
children, John, Frank and Leo. All
claimed to have rendered services
at the instance of fhc defendants.
The suit was brought through the
plaintiff as a member of the state
labor commission.
Frank Birkhauser appeared rs at
t"rney for the plaintiff while w. f.
North appeared for the defendants.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
THE WEATHER
BY United Press Leased W.rs

ny HIItu T'ftss ItHstu W Nir~
LES ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Saturday with
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-Fair
and nild tonight and Saturday; light
variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

The fronds of native ferns are be-
ing shipped by the carload, from
Washington to states east of the
Rockies.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

There was an increase this year
of 35 per cent in acreage of sugar
bcets in several districts in Wash
ingtOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

immigration for Canada from the
United States has been % per cent
greater this year than last year.
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HOOVER'S NEXT
STOP TO Be AT
PERU CAPITAL
President Ayora of
Ecuador Is Cue S
Aboard Cruiser on
Return to Warship

L. s. s. MARYLAND, In Route
to Callao. Peru, Dee. 3-uPJ-Herbert
Hoover today left Ecuador for
Peru where he plans TO land We'd
nesday at Cailao.
The President elect was accomp-
anied on the seventy-mile ride on
the Cruiser Cleveland, from Quay
aquil by President Ayora who
through newspaper men sent greet
ings to the American people. He
said he was pleased because Of Mr..
Hoover's visit. declaring it would
improve relations between the Unit
ed States and South America.
Ayora who travelled 10 Guayaquil
TO formally welcome Hoover yes
terday, talked with the President
elect on the Cleveland for more than
two hours, discussing financial and
economic affairs of Ecuador and the
manner In which the United States
might assist the republic.
Ayora seems proud Of the fact that
Ecuador's finances had been res
tored To a gold basis, with a cen
trail bank system fashioned some
what along the lines Of the United
States Federal Reserve Bank. There
is also a farm bank in Ecuador.
Ayora said his government had es-
tablished a board Of social welfare
to improve conditions Of labor and
to enact laws for the welfare OF
women and children.
Hoover was especially interested
in the operation Of these laws as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03
Stock Gets
Center of Stage
In ChicagoSho

CHICAGO Dec. Sup Beans and
peas. grain exhibits, boys and girls
clubs and home economics having
gotten the Goth International Live
stock exposition off 20 n rousing
start, the real plutocrats Of the
show-the livestock-wcrc led to the
center Of the ring today.
Champions have been chosen in
the intercollegiate livestock and crop
judging, and in some classes Of the
grain exhibits. OF several classes
Of cattle. sheep. swine, horses and
grain called forward a new group
Of contestants today.
Oklahoma set a new point record
20 win the Intercollegiate livestock
judging honors for the third time,
thus gaining permanent possession
Of the bronze spoor trophy. A
member Of its team. Quentin WILL
Jams, was high individual.
North Carolina. which three times
previous has won the crop Judging
contest, again emerged first in that
event. with f. II. Floyd Of the vic
torious team taking individual
laurels.
J. u. Dickerson, Gallatin, Tex,
exhibited five single cars. took
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REAL ESTATE TRANgFERS
Cameron GonntX

cameron county
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
+. n. Hardin ct al to Texas Title
4 Loan Co. block a. south 10 acres
block IL, north 1916 acres Of south
20.6 acres block ia, east 10 acrss
block 10, east II acres block is, cast
20 ares block rs, west l0.6 acres
block 10, east is acres north Of
drainage ditch, block 20. east 20
acres biloxi 81. east 20 acres block ~.
north Cal ares block ~. west 1928
acres block 20 north 1902 acre.
block 20 south . acres Of north zoos
acres, block "a, east 9.72 acres OF
north 1872 acres block rs, north 20.93
ares block 10, being all that part Of
said block which lies south OF the
drainage ditch as established, block
30. north y acres block so, south =
acres block 81, west $40 acres Of
south 1876 ares block 81. south 10
acres Of north 80 acres block ~
east 20 acres block 80 west 10 acres
Of east 1857 acres block So, west m
acres block SO. west 20 acres biloxi 80,
west 20 acres block Al. east 3 acres
Of the north 10 acres block 43, east
J.93 acres block a.. south 20.0i acres
block AZ. south COS acres block 40,
north 1885 acres block 81, east 11.62
acres block 81. west 4.79 acres, being
all Of block 81 now unsold. block W,
cast 10 acres. block 81. south 1874
acres block 81. south 10 acres IL
west 20 ares block 81. west 10 acres
Of east 20.57 ares block So, east
10 acres block 90. west 10 acres Of
the east 30 acres block Sc. south 20
acres block 81, south 20 acres block
81. north 20 acres biloxi 10, esat 10
ares Of north 20 acres block %. south
10 acres out of surveys 2s. 2T1-2T2
and u and 20 Briggs A. Coleman
subdivision. $3.50
G.. W. Coleman ct al TO II. III. Har-
bin. block 2, southwest 1851 acres
south Of canal. block 10. east 10
east 10 acres OF south 20 acres block
l3, west 10 acres Of the east p acres
block rs, cast 20 acres Of the west
% acres block is. west 20 acres
block ~, east Z acres OF the west 2T
acres block lS. each 10 acres block
70. west 1875 acres north OF apex ar
drainage ditch, block 20, west 20
acres block ~, west 20 acres blocN
20. north 1908 acres block rs, north
- avs VI NNFA ~ a@ANo HAN'N ~
south 20 acres block "a. west no
acres or north 1872 acres block %.
north 20.30 acres block 80. south 5.7S
acres or north 1918 acres block 80,
north i.2s acres Of south of canal.
block 81, east 10 acres Of south
1876 acres block 81. north 10 acres
block %. west 20.07 acres. block "a.
west 1913 acres NJ east POS acres
block 80. east n acres block So
south ~ acres Of east 20 acres block
80. Fast 20 acres block -. northwest
9lS acres northwest or canal block.
g, west 10 acres Of east 1898 acres
block -. south 10 acres block Az.
southwest 9.65 acres southwest Of
canaA block -. southwest $40 acres
being all hat part Of block 56 an
sold lying East az canal. block 56.
southwest 1915 acres being all that
part lying south and west of canal.
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block 5s. south 1925 acres bloek
40. south 20 acres block 81. west ~
acres block 81, east 20 acres block
81. west 2l.6T acres block "a. east
1915 acres block 81, west IL acrsS
Of east 3i.57 acres block So. west
10 acres Of cast 20 acres block -.
west 2i.53 acres block 66. north 10
acres block 81. north 20 acres, block
6S. south 20 acres block 10. west 10
acres block III east 1886 acres block
:. north 10 acres, all out OF surveys
%. 27l-22 and 271 and survey 10,
Briggs a Coleman subdivision, SIZES
600.
American Land Company of Texas
to Frank 6. and Nellie +. Middleton.
west half OF the north 20 acres "
block 7, survey 297, Stuart Place sub
divisios, containing 10 acrsc. $40. ctr.
J. T.. Coleman et nj to G.. W. Cole
man block 4. containing 1873 acres
and north five acres block =. out ~
survey -. Briggs a Coleman subdi-
vision. $40. etc.
Silas Hare 10 a.. Nj. Coston. Tot NJ.
block ,. third addition to town of
San Bcnito $I03.
. r. Darnall to John ". Sec. block
"a. Wilson Tract, containing 40
acres survey 20. $40. etc.
Charles II. and Nellie L0yelace w
Victor a.. and Clarence l.. Gorton.
southwest quarter " block IO6 on
tanning 30 acres San Benito Land
and Water company's subdivislcn,and
being the south half of the wS1t 50
acres OF said block $4,000.
Port Isabel company to Augusta
~Brodhagen. lot =. block y, city w
Port Isabel. $3.50.
r.. q. Anguera. guardian of Eva
Gracia Irevino Angucra. minor. 10
Daniel Trevino, lot y. block liE, city
Of Brownsville. $500.
Hidalgo County
g. q. Newman 20 Owe. HI. Aton.
1872 acres out Of section 2S and go
acres out q section rs. G. q. New
man subdivision. III Benadito grant,
$40.
4. NJ. and Helen Cornk IL Firs.
National bank, McAllen. lot rs, block
l3. Hidalgo Canal. $40.
M. q. Rice CT al To VI. y. Carter.
north half ~ west half or Tot ~.
block As. Alamo tract. $40.
Ramon Cara "a Herculano Garcia.
lot H.. block "a. San Juan. S75.
q. n. Swallow II ~ "a Clyde Ten
MS, III i-2 acres Of block 20T La
Blanca, $40.
A. :. Collier ct uN u a. w. Collier
et uN. lot 81. block 4. Donna. $40.
David Deal ~ ux % Ray vi. Bick.
lot ). block 81, Alamo tract, $40.
W. y. Curry ct uN 10 Maud M. Wal
ter, south 10 acres of lot II, block
20. Capisallo, $40.
John G.. Rotramcl 20 Dollie Rotra-
mel. west half. lot ~, block 90, Mex.
Tex, 81.
l.. n. Bell 10 W. e.. Nichols. east
10 acres OF north 1913 acres OF lot
52-6. West addition. S4,25n.
n. y. Pricee 10 W. W. Baker,
north 20 acres Of ri. RI. 26d. West
tract, $40.
b. s. Graham 10 y. =. Moore. north
u acres Of r. 7. 81. West tract, $40.
Procreso Development Go. 70 John
f.. Figved. north 6.l9 acres Of lot SO,
Llano GrAnde. S~6,g63.15.
Progreeso Development TO VIM. L.
q. keefe. east y acres or lot "a and
SO. Laiona Grande subdivision. $40.
O.. n. Alcott TO "A. A. Martyr, lot
is, block s.. San Juan, $40.
merican 90. 70 n. ". Valley Veg
Growers Association. lots a. :, e. rs,
NJ, ~, block l5, Weslaco, $4,000.
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kq27 OAKLAND LANDAU
ekDAN ......+....
Original finish, good upholstery
Exc new: fully equipped. motor thor
bughly reconditoined-
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quart or Sf.75 gallon. Also II stands
OF bees for sale cheap. j. B. Kee,
1928 ". Elizabeth, Brownsville.
Phone l393-W. La
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

they dealt with subjects on which
he put emphasis in his campaign
for the presidency.
Besides Ayora. Hoover was accom-
panied to the Maryland by foreign
Minister La Fronle finance minister
Tejada and the American minister.
Gerhard A. Bading.
Mr.. Hoover was informed that the
Maryland would be accompanied to
Callao by the flagship or the Peru
Wan navy. From Callao the Presi-
dent-elect plans to 20 to Lima by
motor.
IL is probable shat Hoover will
call at ~Antofagasta, Chile, instead
OF Molendo, Peru, to receive Boil
Wan officials. Under arrange
ments. now pending, the call al An
to favasta would be made Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

first place in the grain and hay
show. Woodrow Hudgins, Denison.
Tex, was fourth and J. r.. Hudgins,
Pottsboro, Tex, fifth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03
AUTOMOTIVE
SALE
GOOD WILL
4 USED CARS
I LANDAU

q27 OAKLAND LANDAU $3.50
EFDAN .Sii1.to
Original finish, good uphoistery Z
ike new; fully equipped. motor thor-
pughly reconditoined.
1927 CHEVROLET TOURlNG SS.9'Vo
In ogod mechanical condition. rive
. good tires. new Duco finish new seat
covers, good curtaiss.
4s927 ESSEN COACH....s S-'.ou
Four new tires. new battery, new
seat covers. new Duco finish, mecnaa-
kally perfect. Fully equipped
1927 FORD COUPE ... Sz-o'Vo
Lfood rubber, good paint. bumpers
land motometer. In first class eohai-
.tion throughout.
S926 BUICK MASTER SIN
TOURING N'uu.Vo
| New two-tone Duco finish, new rem
ders, new TOP, two new tires, motor
an excellent condition.
lha26 OAKLAND COACH 49,. seoO.VO
New Duco finish. new top cover, =
new tires. upholstery like new. Fully
equipped completely reconditioned n
every respect.
sa2s PONTIAC COACH 49,. $4,000
New Lacquer finish. four new tires
new seat covers, motor Thoroughly
feconditioned.
lieas OVERLAND &C. Coach s45o-oo
Completely reconditioned. four new
hires. new two-tone finish, fully
equipped.
1926 CHEVROLET TOURING $4,000
New Duco finish. 5 good tires. bump
lrrs and many extras. fully recondi~
tioned.
1926 FORD COUPE sl45.oo
|Good tires, good upholstery. paint
fair. motor in good condition.
re2i FORD COUPE. ........ s9500
r925 FORD TUDOR. $1,000
[ie24 OVERLAND TOURING. $4,000
l27 FORD ROADSTER $1,000
RuaEeconditioncd Cars Guaranteed
roc Thirty Days
II Opening Evenings Until Nine.
Your old Car Taken in Trade.
The Isom Motor Co.
. Inc.
$50 Elizabeth Street
Phone 1850
OF SALE: REQ touring car. in ex-
-pllent condition. Apply at Dutch's
~srace. K-142
1927 FORD ton truck Closed cab
and stake body. new rubber, Al
mechanical condition. Apply a.
- n Il Twf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

FOR EXCHANGE: Two apartment
houses in San Antonio. renting now
at $3.50 per month. Splendid loca-
ton. price $4,000; debt $4,000 long
time. Want Valley property. inn
proved. close in, clear OF debt. some
orchard. Updegraff, La Feria. Texas.
LIZ
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eaRn DISTRICT COURT

fHidalgo County,.
Cases filed: II. A. Indy 70 X. w.
Morrison. east 10 acres If Ito ~. sec
ton 23T, Tex. Mex. Suit TO collect
note and forcclose.
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Cameron Courts

esTH DISTRICT COURT
A.. W. Cunningham, Judge
Suits filed:
No new cases.
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fe3RD n L
A NJ Kent Indrr

ie3RD DISTRICT COURT
A. VI. Kent, Judge
Robin Pate ct nj VS.. Antonio Val
dez. Jr.. ct MI. 24.T7 acres out OF
SAT- acres out Of Tract J. share %
Espiritu Santo grant. Suit for re.
eovery Of land.
The Merchants National hank ".
G.. A. Meyers ct al. lots Z. 3 and .,
block l25 and lot IL. block l24, city
Of Edinburg. Foreclosure Of deed Of
trust.
W. VI. II. Smith vs.. Brownsville Au-
burn company ct ay. Cancellation az
notes.
w. NJ. Fairless ". Cameron County
Water Improvement District No. J.
Suit for damages.
County COURT
q. &. Dancy. Judge
Ne new eases.
COUNTY COURT At LAW
John klciber, Judge
No new cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03
Lots For Sale

LARGE LOTS-paved street; all
city improvements: moderate restric-
tons, $4,000 TO 100000. Easy
terms. Foster-Moothart Co. Real
tors. Phone 47O. k-1S4
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RATS COST S2iO.ee0.O 600

L0ND0N-Damage caused BY rats
IN Great Britain Is estimated by tho
government mt $4,000, 900 annually.
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Farms For Sale

MUST SELL % ACRES, Ill IN
CROP. half mile from paved road
and loading station. land irrigates
and drains perfectly: Improvements.
house. sheds and sweet water well.
price $4,000. $1,000 cash. balance on
easy terms. s per cent. Box IS.
Brownsville. V-oan
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EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
--a,,,a like set Of accounts TO keep
.r.r;nps. Statements when you want
I,hsm: analytical reports: discounts
uratertcd. transportation charges
Alhsrked. adjusted; damage claims
,n.aled. costs a~scertained; data on
mh;eh to maintain working capital
vi.haut its Impairment: leaks locat-
lii mated and prevented; in
90 tax returns made. Now en-
Ssred as auditor during day. For
server address Lis, care Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

TWELVE ACRES best Ebony"
land. on Banker road near eity
limits. Brownsville. Concrete ca.
nal and well drained. Tel. 1852 or
10f5-W. E.tsa
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LICENSEG

MARRIAGE LICENSES
.Josee Aresmendi and Guadalupe
del F1erro.
Reyno.
Teofilo Llcnas and Margarita Gar
cia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

40 ACRES of good citrus and truck
land. Ia mile from Highway. irri-
gated and IN cultivation. Price si25
per acre. Si.o00 cash. balance one
to four years 3 per cent, or one
and two years ) per cent updsgraff.
La Feria, Texas. KISS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

$4,000 CASH. balance like rent
buys new five-room ali modern brick
bungalow: large lot, restricted resi-
Dental section. Pay rent TO your
self. Foster~Moothart Co, Realtors,
Cromack Bldg, Phone 40. K-24
OWNER-Offers 10 acres on Mill
tary paving near Brownsville; 10
acres. some citrus. irrigated. ut
Alamo; 10 acres highly improved,
all citrus and enough nursery stock
to pay out in short time; 80 acres.
cultivated. resaca land in Harlin-
gen district; 10 acres at paving
near San Benito. Henry Fl. Parks,
San Benito. Phone 6O25Fll.
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REAL ESTATE



SEVEN ACRES. bearing trees. part
OF them five years old. Sacrifice
price, choice location. good improve
ments, on main highway. Write
Owner, Box 7, Harrington, Texas.
LIS
LAND BARGAINS-I52 acres-235
acres-Donna district, cultivated.
Nothing better. Priced low. Wire,
write or Gallo. Il. Swallow. Alamo.
Texas. Y-235
HAVE TAKEN two farms, highway
acreage. city property on mortgages;
will sell, no cash required except for
Improvements, Nonresident owning
proprty here. exchange for clear
Northern property. Will buy highly
secured notes If discounted. Wood
ford Loan Company, Riverside Hotel,
Brownsville. Texas. K-2l9
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FOR SALE

Two lots in Edinburg; three lots
in San Benito: 80 lots in Browns
Vile: seven lots outside Browns
Vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance in one. two. three and
four wears: or monthly payments
IL preferred. b. z. Hinkley. Bro
Vile. H-60
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COUNTY COURT At LAW
John klciber, Judge
No new cases
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Houses FOR Sale
WILL SACRIFICE my last two beau
toful homes. Better hurry; only
two left. 3 rooms and bath; textone.
two-tone finish; beautiful light fix
lures; automatic water heaters. See
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. Hayes
and 18th SITS, Victoria Heights.
phone 1851. K-170.
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Situation Wanted

roP PRACTICAL NURSE phone
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MISCELLANEOUS


GASOLINE heating stove $500. %
hi-power Savage rifle, $500. Phone
SAW. K-162.
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REAL ESTATE
LOS EBANOS

Brownsyille's Supreme Residential
District. carefully restricted. ccm-
pletely improved. Home sites from
Sl2O0.O0, easy terms. James-Dickin-
o Co, Realtors, corner Travellers
Hotel Bldg, Brownsville. XII.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-03

Ds9o7 ESSEN Coach. s325ot
| Four new tires. new battery new
seat covers. new Duco finish, mecnaa'
Ikally perfect. Fully equipped
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-24
AL GUARDS HEALTH
FOR BALLOT DRIVE

and nights on the road before No
vember.
He locked up his desk in Albany
Thursday, came down here and be-
gan today a period of relaxation
from the busy days Of the last few
weeks that will last, with few
interruptions, until he begins his
extended speaking tour some time
after Labor day.
Today he goes to Spring Lake
IN. j., where he and Mrs. Smith
and the rest Of the family will at
tend ball tonight given in the
nominees honor by Governor Harry
Moore. Governor Ritchie, Mary
land, and other distinguished guests
will be present.
He will review the New Jersey
National Guard Saturday at Sea-
girt, two miles from Spring Lake.
Mayor Frank Hague. Jersey City,
one of the State Democratic lead
ers, has arranged monster politi-
cal rally in connection with the re-
view, Summoning the Democratic
clans from all over the East.
But, in keeping with his program
of saving himself for the campaign,
Governor Smith will make no
speech.
Governor Smith has decided def
nitely against making any back
platform speeches during the COM
ing campaign. Neither will he make
any outdoor addresses. All will be
in halls or auditoriumS.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-24
Clear Lake Is
Sngge geSted for
Week. End Trip

For the weekend vacationiSt the
HooSier Motor Club suggests a trip
to Clear Lake and gives the follow
ing routing from this city:
Follow State route 81 (Pendleton
Pike through Lawrence, Oaklandon,
Fortville, ingalls,, to Anderson. Take
State route north via Alexandria,
Marion, to Huntington; United
States Road "a to Ft. Wayne; United
States q to Garrett, Auburn,
Waterloo, Pleasant Lake and Angola.
Thence over a marked county road
through Fremont to destination.
The distance is approximately 1873
miles.
The road is paved from Indian
apolis to Ft. Wayne with the ex-
ception of a short gravel gap at the
east edge of Huntington 1t also
will be necessary to drive carefully
around construction between Marion
and Huntington. Gravel extends
from Ft. Wayne to Garrett and
then is treated stone surfaced road
with some gravel to Clear Lake.