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AUCTION SALES
InAN - -AE AEnsNUOsNs
ADAM A wESCHLER d son. Auctioneer'
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
LSIATE ~ 1MPEoX,Ep BY A RRITTk RRITTk

TRusEEEs:... SALE OF ,yyAIUARLE ,HVAI RIAL
fshafiEx ME9ffiESS ASESsTSEE kA5uPnfkASfk A5su PPhf ASSQfkfh
bSr M EsOs NJ iaa Il Sio 81 Ss seS the
a2 DEEDS rsSo d he X Gs p.s qf' Of e Es G
at the request Of psrties secured thereby the
fEisTiEETHo II, $s e % fRaSS II. A,aI,om'Ss:
s.crbed M dS rcsl Va4S estate and lmppevements pro IN
the city Of Washington, District of Colum.
a and MD vra rsr Hook! Of 10: us3Sson sffsE 1s os
Sa4Sl as ssid .aSdivision, I, rsS,orisd Il
and sxty,twe tIosI een!ained within ,hs
Tor the same al point. in the line Of North
Carolina avenue distant sixteen ana r,h hs, berE.
eriv from the ncrthwcs, corner OF said lot.
and running thence southwestetlS along the
hue OF said avenue sixteen and forty-toprr
onSS'%Shs Snc,Swnst dccr ssd sf' c ,Henea soS
eas,erly along the westerly line Of said lot
sal west,rlv Tne TO public. alley; thence
point OF its intersection with q line. drawn
southeasterlv at right snsles to North Saro
thence with ss,d lire reversed TO the begin.
ming. ,
two years from date OF sale. with interest
a. six per cent per annum on deferred pur
chase price from day OF sale. or all cash a.
rurchAser's ortion. A DEPOSIT Of $300QO
cash will he required at sale, Trustees 70
convey a GOOD title in fee. free from all
liens. Curreat taxes and rents to he adjust
ed 70 day of sale. Deferred payments 10 he
sy HE o ons Sn %S nSSss al 'hs
lively. after dsy of sale. and hy first lien
on the property sold. in form satisfactory
30 trustees All conveyancing. recording and
notarial fees and cost Of. examining title 10
I've paid hy purchaser. II purchaser fails to
comply with terms OF sale in thirty DAYS
from dav nt sale $500 90 deposit will be
forfeited and trustees reserve right to resell
at purchasers risk and cost
EUGENE MOORE
Trustee. 1914 l.ougfellow St, NV.
LAWRENCE GARDNER MQORE:
Trustee. Wardman Park Hotel
JAMES MOORE.
Trustee u = Chamber OF Commerce,
All the heirs at law Of David Moore, surviv.
inR trustee under said deed.
mh@l -d&ds
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ITtRE DAYS.
ADAM 4 WEsCBLER 4 son Auctioneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable Resi-
Dental Property Known as
No. 1925 New Hampshire
Ave. NV

Pursuant 70 an, order passed in Equity
Cause 47i95 by the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, the undersigned viii
offer for sais ~ pubic auction ln front q
DAY or APRIL 1928. Ar five O'CLOCK
Pm, lot 4B in Thomas Sundarlands sub.
division Of square numbered one hundred
sad htteen tIlbl as psr plat recorded II
Office records % the District of Columbia.
improved by thres-siory STONE and brick
dwelling known As premises No. 1928 New
Hampshire avenue northwest. Washington.
d 6
Terms one.third Of purchase price IN be
paid IN cash baianes 10 two equal instaii-
ustits. payable is ONE and two fshrs IRON
day 0f sale. represented bY The pfomlss0rB
notes Of ths purchaser. bearing igtefest ~
gE per aHnun. payable setni.annnaily and
se1tired ~ the property s0d or 4b cash at
BafcD DaseFs option, A deposit 0f $500 re.
auifsd Settlement 90 i1c made aoJn Fatih
cation Of sale by the court, otherwise de.
post may be forfeited and the uHdrfsig gnee!
eseli said premises after FIVE days aayei-
bsenlsat az the risk aud eost ~ the default
ing purchaser TEEes adjusted 20 day NJ sale
WHARTON y LESTER.
DAVID w. GALL
Bnh23dAes exsu Trustees
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At Auction

BY virtue of authority vested in us We
Riii scll AT public aueiian ln front Of the
premises on MONDAY. THE sECOED DAY
or APRIL. AD, t02h AT FIVE O'CLOCK
+ N lot - in sauate jN'ls
Terms 1f sale snla subject TO = prior hrst
trust for So 800 90 and a secoud trust for
about 81 900 90. tine purchase price above
sad trusts to he paid ia cash 4 depostt Of
81 600 90 required at ittne Of salF. All con
AeVantiUe recording. etc. at rost of purr
chaser. Terms of sale To he complied with
within thirty days, otherwise depoelt for
THos. j. OWEN 4 SON
u1hg7 % 40 ri su2 Anctipneera
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4'EftsfE{sf EsEf s$R4&Es4l' s4B " l'} NJ SFgrEHBP 23R
STORY BRICK ,nWELL1hg lCpHHEk
iIA3REdE5fIF II Rd5,IF Ihl,SRA1ba, ,3G23}fNkEfkEHR
HEbTs ,ELEcThlGifY ANh hdlfT1N
hg .Elrliie II certain deed OF trust. duly
recorded January 10, 1898, az INSTRUMENT
No ] 3B OF the land records OF the hislriet
of foiunina. and at tbs request ~ the party
sec,iprgd thefeby, the pndersiened Ipglqes viii
6 sfs - i, WgnbNHEsIEaAL TpG ,Igao6lHgrn ~ hAt
and nfeniiaoa. situate "a The uistfict ~ 90,
lutniba. aud ifsiRnatGd Hs and bniuH l0t nns
hundred and thfeh lndl 70 Howard ! Nv
pnr piat iaeDtded ~ The surveyors aiiae uf
the District at Columbia ia b0ok ~ al
pHFa 80
forms, sold subject tn ptnr ,tsd at
trust tor $50 n6n 90 further particulars ~
which vii bh announced at lime nf hhle
the putendaH ptt0G above sHii tfust 90 he
paid iu cash depust ~ 4 | 900 90 fe.
HHiTtd. funFe4AnrinR, recording eie, AZ
siibia lhIny ia6i DAYS othefslse, dspesit
teffelted aud The proHsitY may iln ADVERTISED
and Fas0id 81 The alseTsiipn ~ The trustees
IL GLFEN PHELPS,
tahaa.ae.ss, ,a0.apa'A Trustees,
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Trustees Sale of Three-Story
Brick Residence, No. 939
Rhode Island Ave. NV

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 5l33 at folio 224. one
Of the land records for the District OF Co
lumha,, and at the request of the party se-
cured thereby. we. the undersigned trustees
WILL sell at pulls auction ip front Of The
OF APRIL. 1923. AT THREE.THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate In the City OF Wash.
ington District OF Columbia. known and
distinguished as lot fifty.f0ur t54) in L. g
Chanman's subdivision OF lots in square
lhree hundred ond sxty.four l36il as ,pcr
Dlat recorded in T.ihcr e II. n folio 1ST
nt the records OF the office Of the surveyor
OF the District OF Columbia. together with
the improvements thereon sold subject 10
ntor deed Of trust for 81 800 further
OF sale.
Terms; All over and above said prior deed
OF trust to he paid IN cash A deposit Of
$500 required at time OF sale Recording
conveyancnR etc at cost OF purchaser
Terms to he complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale otherwise the prom
erty Will he resold at risk and cost OF de-
faultinR purchaser.
THEO. ". GILL Jr.
PAUL v. ROGERS
mh24 -d&ds,exsu Trustees.
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A REAf. NV. BARGAIN.
BIG T.ROOM DETACHED HOME.

A splendid detached home in q new NV.
home community, convenient to stores,
echoelt churches and transportation factli'
ttcs. targe rooms and bath, colonial front
porch and aide porch. all modern conven'
fences inSloding hot'water heat and esec.
irtelty, First noor contains large nyinE
room with nreplace, dining room, breakfast
room, kitchen and pantry. There are
gracious bedrooms and bath on the second
paved street and alley. Only $TeeQk S2eo
cash and low monthly payments OF soc. a
rial opportunity 60 save money. Call MT,
McGeath. Main 5000, and evenings At Main
10000 for appointment to inspect.
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ATrrNrInN rn cnNrpAcrnps

ATTENTION TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS Will be opened Saturday April 18Th,
miles Of water-bound nscadan road Al sun.
set Hills formerly WIehleI. Virginia An
engineer will bs at Browns Chapel IN the
Alexandr a -LeeshurG Pike on SATURDAY. Apr !
5th. az 10 m. to show bidders over the
work.
A SMITH BOWMAN.
Sunset HILLS Va or
y. r. YOUNG Engineer
n1h3o II .spl Fairfax, Va.
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SALE-HOUSES.

CoLoRFD-EXTRA BARGAIN: $500 CASH
Ard Sfs monthly total payments for lne
lo.room brick h.-wh., ,slec. s.car ESrsge;
kefSs evenings. CleVe. ha4T.
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WANTED TO Buy ON RENT HOUSES
OI,T.0Y.TOWN RIAL EsTATE

49, z1fAsT cITY r1e3s L1isaTa92ss a,t.s:
81 J@ r. swo bsths q sIoek from ocean
Riase4reissss ESQ .poreh. ana Cad. rear
Ssss " LAIR Gay for 81 300
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gentnoy ssellOa--gsw Maven ave. facing
fhe be&eb-~t2 p fglI tis bathrooms. -
rage stc Furnished. new home, s1lctlf
gaes4sgp IN every rs6t<et y HcIeJfEE.
sma So New EaYet axe yeufhof. X J.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

ADAM A. WESCIILEK SON. Auctoneefs
Receivers Sale of Three-Story
and Basement Brick Building
Now Used as a Hall, North
west Corner Fifth St. and Vir-
ginia Ave. Sc, and Brick
Dwellings, Nos. TAB, 745 and
TAT Fifth St. Sc.
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WANTkI, T0 TIII-IiOIlsks

WANTEL 10 Bt'l-IiOUsks
WA1TED-FROM OwHER OR RELIABLE
agent. the following dascrabed property, 10
cation and terBse--B-e. sfetiuD. FH1uitt u
L ave strictly white neigh borho0d-
B@zF Catholic Church g-Foom. strictly
Fs895eFn bungalow. hot water heat. finished
basement plenty ground spaee not 70 ex.
eee6 ss 600: 500 cash 500 every six
sTsssnfbe IN sddtitoH 10 so per gio. including
Interest IL sou bave the above and my
ferus Interest vol kindly reply to Box s9-K
star os5ee wsnseA bv NAY let
WANTED--TO Buy PREwAR HOUSE. SUB
NFb9 cT good h0rthweSt section. no cash
DEAN. not over SIS peg month. Full par.
flsraIsFs fret letter. Address Box 67-K. star
6fnsk il
MODERN YOUR-BEDROOM BRICK. MARY.
lend ave. ne. Or immediate vicinity direct
dress Bog 1877, Star once 3s
CASH 0x- BAgD roR iHNEDfATE pUK.
S.hass 0f houses and apartments. white or
sao40Fe6 properties: aIso many clients 70
tl.es ?. e.,. gnsg1hs.se -, hoeses o. terms;
sao"AsLTEs sdI,l az bh9EALTTY, H. co oS ssss ssa9s
Gzszazazs1- So sszs7s
WANTED TO Buy Oh RENT HOUSES.
LAK0E NODPAN H0tsE 20 10 - RAs
EDw =. scHw1RTz 19c.. l0l4 ". ave.
gtps aasg s2l0.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
bureau Of Suppiies and Accounts Navy De
partmcnt. Washington. D. C.. until 10 o'clock
am. Aprll 10. 1923. for delivering snow
ehovels. gauges. flexible cable, maple ma
Mn2kany spruce, pine, TO the Navy Yard.
bns Bureau Gf Supplies and Accounts
CHARLES NORRIS. Paymaster General Of
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy
oeRoat PeRs5ssn ant %1s5ns'O1 xnri 1aaPP &C. Igpt
Navy Yard. Washington D. C. Apply Tor
proposals 10 the Bureau Of Supplies and
accounts. CHARLES MORRIS. Paymaster
General OF the Navy. mh23 30
U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1868 NAVY
Building. Washington. d. C.--Sesled pro.
posals will be received here until 12 m April
rs 1928. and then opened. for the con
struction of the 3rd High Reservoir. Fur
thsr information on Application.
- mh21 20 30 Ap2324
COMMISSIONERS. d. C.. WASHINGTON.
March ~. 1873 Sealed proposals wilt be
received at Room 500 District Building nm
I'll 2 O'Clock pm. April 23. 1923 for con-
strtlction OF cpnf retc cutbE and cutters and
asphaItc concrete or alternate. InfOrma-
tinn at Room 42T. District Building.
Ulhs3O 81 7B1 = {
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE .REAI
sTdRY BRICK BUILpING,. CONTAIN
ING A STORE AND TWO APART
MEETS, KNOWN AS PREMISES NO
BIS FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
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THOs. j. OWEN 4 SON, AuC'rIONEERs.
I425 Eye 81. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Being a
Three-Story and Basement
Building Brown Stone
'FRONT.', Containing Four
Apartments, With Brick Ga
rage in Rear, Situate at 943
o St. NV.

i3y virtue nf two crfiain deeds Of tfuHt,
duly recorded 10 Liter Ma, bU9s f0lios 3t u
and 3is et sea of the land records Of the
Dsttlct of Columbia. and al the request ot
The party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustee will sell al publlc auction lh tf9nt
Of the premises on FRIDAY, THE SIXTH
THIRTY O'CLOCK pm. the ioilowink.de
hcribed Land aud premises. situate IA the CITY
of Washington District of Columbia. and
designated and belBK iet tWentyrons t2ib
~ Samuel RedieFn's subdivision OF square
three hundred and slEty siT i36Gt. as per
plat recorded in Llber W r., folio IAJ Of
The records of the Office OF this surveyor qf
the District ~ Columbia. together With tho
improvements as above.
Terms Of sale Ons-Ibfd Gf the purchase
money % be paid "a caab. balance in tWo
equal inFtaiiBiEuiss payabie ln and two
years with Interest at ak per 0antnn per
ahuum. nayaiiis hfpi annually from day ot
sale secured ~ deed Of tFukt up6n The prop
srtg SOLD. pf al cash 81 The Dptlon at TIE
pur"baetT deppEt Of $500 90 viii he re-
auired ~ time ~ ssie All o0nyeyaneing.
recording etc at eBst ot purchaser, JefWs
~ safe 10 be complied ~ltb within thirty
daYE ifob day ot raie otherwise the trustee
reserves thE fiRbt 10 Fessil The property at
the fisk Bud epsi ~ detAniiluE purchaser
after ave days advertisement 0f hueit resale
- some Newspaper published iD Whshi6sto
~ &,
&ATIOEAL sAVIHGs 4 TRUST co.
Trustees.
Hy FRABK W. STONE
Second Vice President.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-23

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 of Ed tend rIrene pI'esil aIlxtlid Hartf Mrs. l cllarg' unit. ] lIreSer ftlrnis1 the g,|
New Britain herald., 1928-04-23

NOT FOR WOMEN-Nellie Taylor Ross. former Gov crnor of Wyoming, is quot cd from Los Angeles as say.
 ing Women as women should, have no place in the coming Presidential cam. F"'e'' international SeweresD
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
THEY FOOL Us AGAIN

m Ss poaiig ~ over the magazines local newsstand,
w &s5eu tne proprietor how many different ones he
eITea lh STOCK and astounded at his reply-37S
Il, + miscellaneous lot they were too. ranging from
~ my technical to the known as trashy" and
ieN wen lower that might we'll be politely termed
.r, 4no reads EN-? Oh everybody" the dealer said
y no 4, SET division Quite few professional
Peopereaa the hrilers Many laborers read the bet
Ter ciass magazines the fappers read the movie publ
cations, but so do their mothers the sentimental or
than to youfg ones O'NN1 PN''N
-, w at,ko the young fellows read the boy around
Mgn g 9oI 9ge, we asked, expecting to be told the
sa[I. e>~--fs.t what surprise had when the
answered Without hesitation. the aviation mag
>eelasSs have the call there"
Hk went on to elaborate, The boys in their late
teens and early twentes eat up the aviation and radio
magazines may have some thrillers and movie pub
lcator left over from publication to publication but
not IN L radio or aviation lines cannot get enough
to supp the demand and the boys who lose out ask me
70 reque those who have made purchases to return
them wh they are through reading them These boys
know moe about aviation and radio than most grown
ups and taey adding to their knowledge all the
tme Is can the bright future in these lines and
are preparing themselves to take advantage of it
The nora of the story is that many of US grown
ups have aot to learn about the kids. They all
lounge Lizards and flappers-not by long shot they
amt"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
JOHNNY FALCON

Not only the little town OF Azuza. but all of Cali
foTna has just for pride the splendid record
mad by johnny Falcon in capturing first place in the
Junior Olynpics at Atlantic City recently.
Johnny IA year old youngster, out in
petition with youths from all the nation. The
score he made IN the various competitive events
founded athl tic in other sections of the United
States, each which had its regional champion believ
Ell to be goo ynough to win the national championship
His triu ph, coming at the same time that another
California yoath-Frank Wykoff of Glendale-as-
founded the country by eQuang the worlds record for
the 100 meter four times in afternoon, has
PEI I'D due recognztion for the boys of California; just
aJ tie prowess of the Berkeley and other coeg
ate athletes has done in the senior division. Wykoff
although still n high school, the coegians off
their feet and rom athletic standpoint is consider
ed senior.
Johnny F. con is still kid He comes from
that hard-work lg class of foreigners who struggle
along IN an effct to give their children better advan-
han they enjoyed and doing it great deal of
nth encouragement recognition from
$"
~lzafwas quick to recognize the worth
The citizens of the little town went
to that Johnny we'll taken
he finals and also that his coach
RS who were American boys Of
before their countrymen
ee in the nation They have
youths proof that the
hance with the wealthy
often ridculed by scoffers.
Johnny Falcon is
nent. He has honOrs
-anda every true Californian will
None M only the beginning Of many and vari
Gus hon A~~-s this real Ca3 ifornia boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
Stories
By HOWARD {. GARIS
Copyright, 1927, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE wIGGILYs BIRD BATH

s.Come on. Cnkic Wig Come on,
play tag with me-! begged QuinkE,
the little fox boy. Dressed as Jackie
Bow Wow the little fox has tease'l
the rabbit out Of his bungalow. PR.
tending to play tag. and Mr.. Long
ears had followed Quinky to the
/ edge Of the woods, where the big
foxes were waiting for him.
= Then. as / told You in the story
I last night. two inkblvt twins az
reared. asking Mr.. Lougrars the
! riddle Of when was a window like
. star
( IL don t believe l can answer
that riddle said the bunny uncle
/ twinkling his pink nose. Bat though
I his pink nose twiukled it was not
( star. nor did it answer the rid
de.
"Oh. come on, Unkic Wig" beg
ged the >lT foX again, He wanted to
get the rabbit far enough into the
woods 50 the big foxes could catch
him.
just then. all Of sudden, one OF
the black twins cried out:
"A window is like a star whea
its skylight, Ha, Ha, Ha
"Ho, Ho, Ho.' laughed Unc'a
Wiggily. for if the stars are lights
Of the SKY then when "a window in
/ the roof is called skylight it also
is like a star, isn't it!
/ Quiuky laughed because he heard
Uncle Wiggily laughing. And when
/ the little fox snickcred some of
/ the clothes fell of him-l.cthes
that his cunning father and mothe.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17

Meanwhile Uncle Wiggily walk
cd along with the black twins until
all of sudden they came to a
place where q wren bird was sing
ing.
..Twect. Twect' Tweet. Oh, how
hot am and no water to take a
bath! Oh. dear sang the wren.
= Do You want bath. Miss
Wren asked Uncle Wiggily.
Il would love it, but where can
I get it sang the bird.
Il vii. make a bath for YOU,
said Cncle Wjgg.ly. For it had been
50 not and dry, with no rain i'm "a
long time, that there WAS no place
for the birds to batbe Uncle Wig
gilv hopprd to his bungalow and
came back with some shallow dishes
Some were large and some were
small
oh, only want one bath,
sang the little wren.
II have the smallest dish fol
You, spoke Uncle Wiggily. "Thcrc
i> going to be- bath for the robins
and also one each for the starIings,
the warblcr-, the sparrows and th,
blue jays
"Oh. how lovely," sang TIA,
wren. Uncle Wiggily carried water
from, Iii, bungalow and flied the
different bird baths. The nkbIo.
twins filled the water for the crow
bird : bath, because if they got in
It a littIc of their own black moth
ing mattored. And when all the
birds were bathing and getting cool
the Crow carved:
Here is a puzzle for YOU, Uucl,
Wiggjiy. In the dirt he scratched ~
picture like the ray, of the setting
sun. There were also some letters
" Now,' cawed the Crow, "if you
put three letters in the halfround
space mt the bottom of the rays
You can spell seven words toid
about in the upper part Of the puz
zIc
"Oh, must try to guess this, "
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
TEN YEARS AGO
july Il, 1918

Justice Mayticid received 4 letter
from his son, Paul. who left last
week for san Francisco. saving he
has enlisted in the radio electric
corps o. the naval service.
The Fl Centre firemcn Will en-
tcrtain the next quota Of draft men
to leave FL Centre. +. j. Gianola,
Charles Ferguson, Harry Jones,
William Reams and j. r. seymour
.jr. are on the committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
THE WEATHER
II, United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and moderately warm tonight
and Wednesday. High fire hazard
in the foothills and mountains.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA;
Fair tonight and "Wednesday; con.
tiuucd warm in the interior; mod
crate northwest winds firi
Weather forecast: Fog ON coast and
fair and warm with low humidity
md moderate variable winds auC
high fire hazard over the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17

had put on him to make him look
like Jackie Bow Wow.
Why, YOU aren t Jackie at all. =
cried Uncle Wiggily as he saw the
fox without some of his clothes.
- You are a little fox and You are
trying TO play trick ON me-
"That 5 what he is" exclaimed
Inkhlot
and we'll play trick on
Linn, - cried Inkspot. I'm blacken
his nose for him, :
On, no! Don t, III be good, ! II
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
,Tuly IT 1919

Sidney b. otter is listed to be
married today in Los Angeles to
Miss Frances Iangston Gorec.
Seth IlartzcI, carrier of postal
rural Ne. has left for his summer
vacation.
Some idea Of the amount of way
cs paid to workers in the cautaloupe
industry may be obtained from the
fact that $4,000 in cold cash was
paid over the counters of the First
National bank and the Imperial
Valley Savings bank of Brawley to
melon pi,kcrs ana packers bound
fer the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.


of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.
In the Matter of the Petition of
KOJURO TSUJI,
To Establish Record of Birth Of
N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN
mat Petition to establish the rec
ord of birth of Mary Tsuji has been
filed in this Court, ard that the
20th day of July, 1923, at o o'clock
p. m. of said day, at the Court Room
Of said Court, Department . there
Of, at the Court House in the City
of FL Centre, County of Imperial,
State of California, has been set as
the time fer the hearing of said
Petition. when and where any per
sons interested may appear and CON
test the same, and show cause, if
any they have, why said Petition
should not hc granted.
Dated this 9th day of July, 1923.
G. G.. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
by c. f.. Williford, Deputy.
Harry w. Horton and Kendall b.
Perkins, attorneys for Petitioner.
July 7 lot.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
SCHUMANN HEINK CLEARED
Nv United rr.Ss Leased VIZ.

Los ANGELES, July l5.-0u the
ground that evidence was iHsutfi
cicut TO convict, grand theft charges
against Henry SchumanH-IIeiuk, son
Of the grand opera star, have been
dismissed by Municipal Judge Stat
ford. Nchmann-HeinF. specifically
Was charged with misuse ot funds
of stock company which bears his
name.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
pertal Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
july II, 1908

Salton Sea is drying up far more
rapidly than many persons believed
possible. According to estimates,
the water is rcccding from the
banks al Salton Sea at the rate of
II inches a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. FORESTER will
leave in the morning for tour of
the Eastern states, including a Wis
it with Mr. Forester brother in
Kansas.
H. II. Scclry returned from Los
Angeles, where he has organized a
building company which will begin
operations in Imperial in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17

never try to catch Uncle Wiggily
again. howled Quinky and away
hc ran far into the woods.
Where's Uncle Wiggily
snarled the big fox when hc saw his
little boy fox come running toward
the den.
Oh, the black twins made a rid
dlc and they We're going to put ink
ON my nose SO ran. ' howied
Quinky.
Fooled again" snarlcd the big
fox.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17

said the rabbit. And ho did. But f
the ten-cent piece doc~n i try to
swell up big like - dollar In tell
you next about Uncle WigeiF 5
cahbagcade
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17

NEA BCfIH BNrCGN
The servant problem doesn't both.
er President Paul Won Hinden,
burg of Germany, for he has hao
the same cook for 40 years. Above
is Frau Ada Weber, displaying q
bargain in cabbage that she hao
just bought at a Berlin market.
The old warrior is particularly
fond OF cabbage soup.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-17

The proposed straight highway
for fast two-way traffic from Los
Angeles to Tracy seems to have
hearty support in the upper coun-
ties.