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become so tame that they return to the
same place year after year and seem TO
take their places AS members of the
family. A native writer in Asia Minor
says: These birds usually migrate far
Their south in Winter. but many remain
and become quite tame. In cold
weather they do not hesitate to ap-
preach the fires burning in the munich
pality courtyard to warm themselves.
The people give them snakes and
other titbi.s. The birds also know the
butcher shops well and sometimes go
there begging for scraps of meat. Some
have curious habit of standing pa
tiently in frcnt of such a shop and
misunderstanding with their heads in
supplication. This mute appeal seldom
goes unreWarded.
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The adoption of the policy set forth,
the department said, will make it pos
sible for officers who prefer the rank of
lieutenant with divisional duties and
pay thereof to remain in that rank
rather than to accept the rank of lieu
tenant commander, transfer to the
Volunteer Reserve, and the loss of all
pay for drills or regular cruising.
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Storks Beg for Meat.

The passage of the storks is watched
with a great deal of interest by the
natives of many countries of Europe and
the people invariably do all they can to
attract and protect them. These birds
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With four deep
shelves in the upper
section. The lower
unit is equipped with
3 removable bins for
fruits and vegetables.
Finished in green,
white and ivory. Only
20 inches wide.
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BOND PRICES FIRM
IN ACTIVE MARKET
Senior and Junior Rails, UtiIi-
ties and U. S. Issues
Are Strong.

Special Dispatch to the Star.
NEW YORK, October l0.-In the
face OF an active stock market and
the consequent tendency to divert funds
from mortgage investments, the bond
market today maintained its recent
gains very we'll.
The firmness, with a few advances
sprinkled here and there, was most
noticeable in the rails, both senior and
junior, in high-grade utility bonds and
lions. Foreign loans were weak.
Those bonds with stock conversion
features followed the stock market and
showed. a rising tendency. American
Telephone and International Telephone
AIS were up to z points. Other
convertibles such as Atchison AIS,
American I. G. Chemical AIS, American
International SIS, the Allegheny SIS
and Philadelphia g. Reading IS fol-
lowed suit.
Gains among the railroad descriptions
included Atchison As, New York Cen
trail refunding SIS, Pennsylvania AVS,
Union Pacific first As and new Is,
Northern Pacific IS and Canadian Ma
tional issues. Strongest among the
Junior rails were ST. Paul adjustment
SIS and Chicago, Milwaukee q st.
Pau, 41&s.
In the general list Walworth 6ks
were up IL points and Remington
Rand 5l2s nearly point Other strong
issues were Goodyear SIS. Chile Copper
IS. National Dairy Products SIS,
Armour of Delaware 51as, Consolidated
Gas 5l2s and most of the oil bonds.
The offer and immediate sale of
100000 New York Central Railroad
equipment AS is the most stimulating
influence that has come into the high
grade railroad market in months
Naturally, with the long-term maturi-
ties quoted on Sis basis, or exactly
per cent higher than that at which the
same bonds were selling a little over q
year ago, the demand from banks and
corporations as well as private investors
exceeded the supply. For the first three
maturities it was possible to obtain a
yield ranging from 6 to 54 per cent.
In view Of the success of this issue 1t
may be possible soon for some strong
corporation to bring out good mort
gage issue on terms that will find a
ready market and permit it to sell at
premium.
In the foreign list today the chief
weakness was shown In South American
obligations. Canadian, British, Irish and
German bonds were slightly higher.
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HUGE NATURAL GAS
PROJECTS PLANNED
Extension of Pipe Lines to Bring
Fuel Into Many
Cities.
BY OWEN L. SCOTT.


Special Dispatch to The Star
TULSA, Okla, october 10-Big nat
ural gas developments are on the pan
in the oil fields, with Northern cities
soon to be burning fuel piped to them
across hundreds of miles of open coun-
try.
At the moment plans are almost
complete for big line to run from
the Amarillo Field, Tex, to Chicago
by way Of Omaha. Gas already is in
st. Louis ready to be turned on, after
having been brought UP from the
Southwest Memphis, Atlanta and 9TH
er cities of the Southeast now are be-
ing served as the result of new de-
velopments.
The oil industry, striving to prevent
wastage Of any Of the products result
ing from operation of the business, has
struck upon this extension of the use
OF natural gas as one big factor in q
realization Of the program. At present
gas from the Oklahoma fields Is fully
utilized. Texas is the big source Of
supply for Northern use.
In the fields Of California operators
soon will be in line, through expected
which penalties further wastage of the
huge gas resources which are exploited
as result of oil operations. Billions
Of feet OF gas now going to waste there
are OF be conserved and supplied to West
Coast cities.
The construction Of gas poe lines
to Chicago is pictured as develop
ment of the near future, with estimates
already being prepared on pipe costs.
insult interests are said to be prepared
to distribute in that city.
The conservation movement far on
the way to success in the Southwest,
does not register so favorably with the
Usage Indians, who this year are seeing
their one-time big money dwindle.
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City Of oS Washington, District Of Columbia, IS;
l. ROBERT 8. STUN, ". p, and
cashier Of the above ained bank, do solemn
ly swear that the above statement Is true
to the best Of my knoT TES an srf nsilsi'
Vice President and Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ISeal3 JAMES r. HTTSELBERGER,
Notary Public.
GEORGE E WALKER,
GEORGE A PROVOST,
A. r. JORSS,
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AFTER CALL.

Washington Gas IS As, 900 at 1917.
Capital Traction 5s-$3,000 at 30.
washington Gas 5s-$3, 900 at 90.
NOT1CE-This exchange will close
Saturday next-"Columbus day"
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Traction 5s-$1, 900 at 80, 81 900
at 90s.
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. of Va. SIS
$4,000 at 100, 81 900 at 100.
Potomac Electric IS 1953-$3,G00 at
l07hs, $1,000 at 1o7ls.
Washington Gas $4,000 at %.
Washington Gas IS A-$1 900 at 10l,
$1,000 at 10l.
Washington Gas IS B-$l 900 at 1o3.
Capital Traction Coo at SS, 80 at as,
so at IS.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. pfd.-lo at
95lz.
District National Bank-20 at 227, 10
at 225.
Federal-American National Bank--iO
at $40.
National Bank of Washington at aO5,
at sos. ! - :,
Firemen's Insurance Cos at A.
Mergenthaler Linotype--lO at 1921. 10
at 103l4, 10 at 1924, S at 103it, 90
at l0s1s, 80 at a03As. 10 at 1O3ls.
Real Estate Mtge. & Guar pfd.-I3O at
72a. -
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REPORT OF CONDITION
Of the
Continental Trust Co.
OF WASHINGTON. in the District Of Columbia.
at the close Of business on october &. 1899

I, WADE H. COOPER, president Of the
above,named bank. do solemnly swear that
my knowledee and belief.
WADE II. COOPER; President:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ath day Of October. 1929.
(Seal) BENJAMIN ROBINSON:
Notary Public.
w. CLARK TAYLOR,
NATHAN B. SCOTT, I'd,
NORMAN FISCHER.
CHARLES A. GOLDSMITH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


1T 18th ST. NE-oNE 8 ROOMS. BATH.
s1l.ndis sondition and location. Phone At
s7ol 18th ST: NV, CORNER SPRING ROAD
3 rooms: kit. bath g bedrooms. front
s soSh pofsh MaTphy Bed Ma @
FOUR LARGE ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR. RE-
and gas; $50 per month. Call Sunday or
after pm. Georsia 1873.
8lS ALLISON ST N.W.-2 LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen porch; Ink; three exposures $40
per mo.
4624 9Th NV MODERN Two-RooM
apartment: convenient to cars and bus; rea-
sonable rent. Apply Sunday or evenings.
1908 18th ST. NE.-3-ROOM APARTMENT:
l square from bus and street car; Ink; all
ENTIRE End FLOOR: 2 LARGE ROOMS.
cleo. heat. $40. S23 Varnum st. NV. 90
kitchen. bath. sleeping porch. h.-wh.: quiet.
pleasant; cars. bus. sf6 Md, ave. ne.
6s2 WEBSTER ST .N.w.-vERY ATTRAc-
tive: three rooms. kitchen, closed porch and
semi-private bath; am L.: extension phone:
to to rs pa bus
1928 NEAL ST. NE RMS. KITCHEN
cite. large screened sleeping porch. semi
private bath. ami. h., g., c. Inc. Close 10
a2O b ST: E.E-APARTMENTs:2 2. LARGE,
outside, light rooms. bath. hall. continuous
Town e"f near cepftoi. Sf public budinss car
lines. Rents reduced. Apply janitor. -
1903 BILTMORE ST, APT, 6o4-oNE LARGE
repton a'eS wei oe est Vicinity 18th Co
lumbia I'd. NV. Occupancy June /.
FOR COLORED; 2S3 v ST. NV ROOMS.
bath, Es as, yard $1,000 per mo. Phone Wis
COLoRED; FRONT APT. LIST FLOOR. q
family apt house; very large living room.
rsnKe, sink. instsntaneou hot-water heater,
bath. large back and front yards; house
being done over outside and inside. Reduced
s ss.s s'O mo- ''9' ii'n ST. NV ff'nA"'
1888 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-lst-FLOOR,A APT.
y f0Ss onS s45 See owner. sic
Bond Bldg. -
TAKoMA PARK-2 ROOMS. BATH AND
sSfee sssp pcash
si5, N. CAPITOL, ROOMS KITCHENETTE
and bath; h:.w.h. electricity; back porch
GIT ST N.W.-2-RooM APT, HEAT, GAS,
cleo. furnished; reasonable rental. Apply
store.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW APT, I r. B,
6 oGrG Ms, law sa.i 1855 Fuller ST. NV cis' 'SO2
p priced. .ii37s Columbia road. olsv. $500 or
COOL, AIRY s-RooM, KITCHEN AND
bath apis, reception hall, pantry. fine
closets; adults only. Lavenia, 6lS st. ne.
EVANSTON. 3427 18th ST. N.W.-LOVELY.
airy apt. of 6 large rooms exposures;
splendid condition; adults only.
ONE ROOM. MURPHY BED. BATH; DOWN
town; completely renovated; very reasonable
to right party. Apt. 2O4. l4S5 st. NV.
any hour
NE.-MAss. AVE. BET 9Th & nth, End
floor apt. r. d b.. ami; excel. cond;
light d heat. s45. Call 627 Mass ave. ne.
49O9 ARKANSAS AVE. NV. NEAR 18TH
and Farragut; cheerful, End floor. outside
rooms; ideal; light housekeeping. $3.50.
l467 IRVING ST NV.
and rooms. kitchen and bath; large
bright rooms; most convenient location
resident manager. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LARGE APART,
rms d b.. jan. serv.: very reas rent.
928 N. Y. ave- rms. & b., ami; rent,
Near 10th & X sts.--s rms. & b.; newly
W R MARsHALL. s2s N Y. Ave Main 1861
FOR COLORED.
14i4 10th st. nw.-S rms, bath, yard,
7I6 9Th st. n.e.-lst f., rms. b., ami.
1887 18th st. n.w.--Pleasant apt, 4 rms. &
b., reaS.
1925 5th st. n.w.--1st A., 4 rms. g. b.; suit
". X. MARSHALL. s29 N. Y. Ave. Main 1857.
1902 MARYLAND AVE NE
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

$500 sra ST. NEmss A5 pIT,,. CORNER sss
room s' detached f nome baths Esrsss; hsh
s'es'sonj mSaf TaAck sEiss R ssS 20 ~
270s l2th St NE. Brooklsnd. Pot. 1887
BEAUTIFUL s-ROOM COTTAGE, BRAND
Gated; ali hsrdWeod floors. lovely bath. ga
sss Sa Fr:a s sa gsR it,. Pf Once
Low RENT-$5050.
Six large rooms; bath. tar;s ht.. elec. It's:
long back ysrd. Inspect IS st. NV. tkey
HoWENsTE1N BROS. Lincoln se7.
D-COMFORTABLE. DETACHED
front and rear porches: large lot Shaded BY
hne trees; rent reasonable.
p l L T &Se 81 NY NC
1890 ONTARIO PL. NW-6;ROoM AND
6n and 2Gar all mGssTn
500 18TH pW q BFf pson. Main s.ss
1927 Wylie n.e.-5 rooms .............. 90 50
1928 se.-6 rooms ................. q s0
lois 18th SIS r., b...::.:.::...::.. Is 50
2os D ss Sos s Sv Si;-,;.. !, COWS 1850
SIS 'o cspt to H St ills 18Th sE Sc NV
middle n,,d floor arranged for fiat. $4,000. Key
coLoRED-BARGAIN
tory eee n GOOD 0C gaTd new i2 9sG se oniy
' '' HowS We ST. II pros,
Ia4s COLUMBIA t5n RID ROOMS MODERN
1875 44th St. rooms. semi detached; '45.
soi Irving st'-1 So T0 %gSr detached; $50
246l p st.-2room fiat; sl7.50
Si' hughes pE s1t t ( rErTY a,'0
75.oo-soo4 ADAMS NE.-s R., R.. GAR.
s ssFd T. 3 s. cleo cleo
So oo-2 ss, e n:e,-sr., b.. cleo. Open IA
a@''0-i'S7 L s'C coLoR afG%''
:40.oo-142s 10th n,w.--5 r.. b.. gar.
s s6 90 1879 goth sot nv rd Toems.
g si5s a Temp nHs s sTs avs
2Soo-4oas Benning I'd. n.e.-s T.. acre.
1855 IF aye s avs s. r ssaSls
1900 g:zzeil Ct; n.w:-s rooms;
l s.' $3.50, TTos Sd D. WALSH: 0.a. ,,.o
l34s C ST. Sc, COR. KY AVE- R. AND
b sio AMI garage front and back porsh:s
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-sIX-RooM BRICK
bungalow type. detached. garage: convenient
eonsssr a ss in trade sS
sIx-RooM HOUSE. AMI, $40 18th ST.
Call Atlantic 899 49,
62S LAMONT ST NV. r. AND B.; ELEC.
900i2 Eye st. Sc. large r. and b.; cleo
COLORED.
1905 so n R'Sl REALTY 5rsns aG' slss
1925 NORTH CAPT, STORE AND
1os s ST. NV. rooms and bath " 500
sss ST. Sc, Sc: rooms; 5Se ~
Rear 1881 Clifton ST. nw.............. 1000
80, WILLIAM H. MeGRANN.,, .-,,
100 nth st. NV. Phone n. 37l2
l2l7 18th ST. N.W.-1l ROOMS, BATHS,
c. w; SIMPSON co: GRIM
lAi 2 g vs. ST. si RIPS 5 re So $50
1924 Vermont Ave franklin 500
Sleeping porch. ami. built-in sarsae:. ssa.
On nth. near r n.w.-e rooms and bath,
3rd floor ARRANGED apartment of rooms
and kitchen, S50.5
DoNNELLY & PLANT, INC,
3l2S 14th st. NV. Col. 1888.
CHEVY CHASE. d. EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton. rooms. hath. garage, SIS.
500.
O. B. LIKENS.
North 747s Sunday. Cleveland sol.
43l 18th ST. Sc.
rooms, electric light, h.-w.h.
$500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. private bath near John Burroughs
School or the new Adams School dsth NV
Potomac sos.
FURNISHED. ROOMS AND BATH. EN-
ployed couple. 90 or $500. Address Box
ask, Star office.
WANTED-TO MANAGE SMALL APART
ment house in exchsnge for living quarters.
Address Box 266-x, Star once.
QUIET FURNISHED APARTMENT-LIVING
room. bedroom. bath. kitchenette; walking
distance Lafayette Square: wanted for Sum
ner by lady. Address Box i89-x. Star office.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. TWO IN
family; reasonable: furnished; state price.
Address Box 30l-X. Star once
THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bsth and porch: adults; near l4th and Park
I'd: 345 or $50. Address Box 87-X, Star
office.
BY JUNE SMALL. FURNISHED APT. IN
Rosslyn, or walking distance Key Bridge.
Must be reasonable. Address Box Tx, Sta.
office
WANTED BY COUPLE WITH CHILD. CONF.
furn. apt. October or longer. Must have
bedrooms and porch. State particulars.
Address Box SIX. Star ONCE.
WANTED-SUBURB APIS.
As ROOMS; AMI; UNFURNISHED; BY
couple; not over $25 mo. Address Box l98- x,
Star ONCE.
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S57.50-COLORED.
Central 1914 Eye st. n.w.-A substantial
brick. s rooms. cellar. bath. ot-water heat
electric lights L. E. r. PRINCE. 3l4 In
yaStment BLDG.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- WHY PA1 MONET -
THE CALIFORNIA. IT'S californis q e. n, NV "
H FSoG Gi,s pc 1855 oss.l T.
n. TIE 5sa.Rs rrd isse 4 4'O
ana TIE E ESG5 srd , Ell Lamont s. '0
f The De SOTO. $500 Mass. Ave. Nv 80 ~
'00 TIE e." TULANE lam aioe 18th * NV ~
THE CARLETON. iftI Lanieg r. NV.
THE ROCHESTER,, 1883 Meridian Pl. NV
70 THE i s0 soRRESTo. a2ss isth s. NV
aPa IS SsHas hoG G ieSi Lamont
70 THE j EST ST PAUL isaa 18th St. NV ~
You will and by comparison that the above
due to the fact that YOU rent direct from
the owner. The wise. apartment house
hunter locates In the, Spring and not in the
Fall when there Is always scarcity OF de-
for any period desired and rents will be
effective June list. possession immedlately
Detailed list mailed on request. Inspection
may be made at any time by applying 10 the
Day phi, Main 477s: night phi: Col. $3.50.
POOL 10th ST. NV.
Exceptionally attractive apartments Of !.
ana ehH iarse o tisehen 100 Reasonsbie rentals
{. a. SNOW CO.,
no 9Th St. NV.
Telephone Main 1862.
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WANTED-sUBURBAN APIS
RENT WORCESTERSHIRE

As ROOMS; AMI; UNFURNISHED; BY
couple; not over $25 mo. Address Box l9S.x,
Star ONCE
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-06

8643 Rarland, Thomas M.
TT 20, Twp 16 s., R
II E., s. B. NJ, 40
acres ........ ....................- 43.4O
8646 Rainey, Sadie G.
Sh of SEA of Sec 81,
Twp IA s., R 13 E., >.
B. NJ. 80 acres ...........440.5O
8649 Ramina Corporation
NJ of SWA of Sec 13
Twp II S., R IA E., 8.
B. NJ, 0acres ..........--..-.440.50
$3.50 Ramsdell, Lottie A.
TT 43, Twp Is s., r
13 E., s. B. M. 160
oa-,. no1 "a
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

1855 Mcmillan, William
Nv of TT 146, Twp Is
s, R IA E, s. B. M.
20 acres ...-----.--.--...--...--.lO3.34
Tr 147, Twp Is S, R
IA E., S. B. NJ, 40
1858 McNabb, Thomas J.
Tr SO, Twp Is S, R IA
E., s. B. NJ. 40 acres. 2l.94
1r SO, Twp Is S, R IA
E, s. 3. M. 40 acres ....13S.00
1851 McNeeley, Claude
Lots S and 6, Sec 1S,
Twp II S., R l3 E.,
S. B. M. s7.35 acres ....12O.67
Eh of SWA of Sec
49, Twp IL s, R 13 E.,
S. B. NJ, 80 acres ....-... S9.87
1858 McNerney, Thomas J.
Part of Sec "a, Twp l3
S., R 13 E., s. B. NJ,
being w 161a ft of Lots
9 and 10 and of S 20
# of Lot 6. l acre ...... 7.37
1896 MacNutt, Priscilla &
Homer Roy
NWH of NWH of Sec
23, Twp II S, R 13 E.,
S. B. NJ, 40 acres -.-....115.45
NEA of NWA of
Sec %, Twp II s., R
13 E., s. B. M. 40
acres ......... ................ 1913
SEA Of NWA of Sec
23, Twp II S., R 13
E., S. B. M. 40 acres -...104.O3
1910 McVey, D. B. & Alice
Part of N 80 ac of
Tr FOB, Twp IA S, R
IA E., s. 3. NJ, being
pit ly i of cen Ii Of
Rose canal. 67 acres....352.50
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-06

s434 Nun, 7. E. &
Cline, Fred
NEA Of NEA Of Sec
27, Twp Is s.. R 16 E.,
s. B. NJ, 40 acres -....... 44.50
SEA of NEA Of Sec
27, Twp Is s., R 16 E.,
S. B. M. 40 acres ........44.50
8435 Nutbrown, Frank s.
Nutbrown, J. Richard,
Nutbrown, Fred E.
SEA of SWA of
NWA of Sec II, Twp
12 S., R IA E., s. B. M.
10 acres ...................... $500
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

W 1871 # of Lot)
II, Sec 6, Twp 13 S.,)
R IA E., S. B. NJ, 4.33)
acres J 1900
SEA of 81 of TT AZ,
Twp l3 S, R IA E., s.
B. NJ. 40 acres --..........25e.17
TT l46, Twp 1914 8,
R Is E., S. B. NJ, 320
acres ..--.:....- .-.-c....-......l l,O59.25
TT leo, Twp 1914 S.,
R IL e., s. B. NJ, 80
acres -..-.-.. .......--...-.-.-.----2oS.Su
Part of r. 161, Twp
1914 s., R Is E., s.
B. NJ, being all exc
R.R. r. W. ISL acres..-.437.33
VIZ Of NWA of E 160
ac Of TT 103, Twp IA
8, R 1914 E., 8. B. NJ.
Eh of NWH Of 2 16o
ac of Tr l03, Twp
II o', ~ Io-Af e., -. d.
M. 20 acres ........-........... $3.50
E 11.63 ac of w 31.63
ac of S1a of TT 103,
Twp IA s., R 1874 E.,
s. B. NJ. 11.63 acres. 32.40
SWA Of E 100 ac Of
Tr 103, Twp IA S.
R 1914 E., s. B. NJ,
40 acres ..... ......1l0.50
Und u int in PIT of
VIZ of Tr 178, Twp
IA s., R IA E., s. B. M.
being all exc State
Highway. 315 acres ...... 1922
Und u int in w 106.97
ac of Tr 1872, Twp IA
g., R II E., 8. B. NJ,
l06.97 acres -................. 67.6C
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

E, S. B. NJ, 80 acres. 3S.71
1892 Montgomery, Thomas
M. Tr.
SWA of NWA of Sec
SO, Twp 10 S, r 13 E,
S. B. NJ, 40 acres. 22.50
S1a of SWA Of SWA
of Sec 81, Twp 10 S,
r Ia e, S. B. NJ, 20
acres .............................. ll.5U
S197 Moore, C. S.
Part of Sec PIT, Twp
1915 S, r 13 E, S. B.
M, dat: Beg at a pit
264O ft w of NE Cor;
tn S ITO #; tn E Ga
#; tn N ITO #; tn w
Ga # to p.o.b, .25 acres 1.87
8210 Moores, William &
Mary II.
Lot 8, Sec 10, Twp 16)
S, r IL f, S. B. M.,)
24.46 acres
Part of Lot a, Sec 10,)
Twp 16 S, r IL E, 81
B. NJ, being all exc NJ
1926 # of w 400 ft.)
21.37 acres ......-.-..........165. 30
8211 Mora, Peter & Lena
Sec 211, Twp Is S, r
14/15 E, S. B. M,
1892 acres -........-......-- 656.91
1914 Morford, Carlton
Part of Lot 20, Sec)
80, Twp Is S, r 16 Ed
S. b. NJ, lying E of
No. 5 Main Canal
Part of Lot 22, Sec
80, Twp Is S, r 16 Ed
s. B. M, lying w of
f Ii of Tr SO, prod)
Sly
Part of Sec 90, Twp
Is S, r 16 E., S. b.
NJ, lying E of No. 81
Main Canal. 369S)
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-06

1866 Pierce, Dorothy d. &
Wilkin, Mildred s.
NWA of NJ of Tr
160, Twp 10 s., R Is E.,
s. B. NJ. 40 acres .......l32.50
SWA of NHa of Tr
160, Twp Is s., R Is
T., s. B. M. 40 acres .-..132.50
NWA of So of Tr
160, Twp 15 S., r Is
E., s. B. M. 40 acres 1880
SWA of S1a of Tr
l60, Twp Is s., r 13
E., S. B. NJ. 40 acres 1880
$50 Pioneer Title Ins. &
Tr Co.
We of Tr So. Twp
l6 s., R Is E., S. B. NJ.
80 acres 529.SI
s571 Pippin, Elmer 7. &
Pansy
NEA of Tr 90, Twp
16 S., r 16 E., S. B. NJ.
40 acres -.,......-..............107.7
1914 Pitts, Chauncey w.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

SEA Of SEA Of Sec 9,
Twp IA s., r 16 E.,
s. B. NJ, 40 acres .-.--... 38.1z
NWA of NWH Of Sec
8, Twp IA s., r 16 E.,
S. B. NJ, 40 acres ....--.. 1O,4O
s641 Quincy, Lester M.
E1a of SEA of Sec "a,
Twp IA S., R 16 E., s.
3. NJ. 80 acres --..-......-.. 22.50
WIZ Of SW14 Of Sec
35 II IA s., B 16 E.,
s. B. NJ, 80 acfes ......- 1874
S642 Quinn, Patrick
NEA Of Sec 8, Twp IL
s., r IA E., s. B. M,
160 acres ........ ........--.... S31 90
NWA of Sec s, Twp II
s., R IA E., s. B. NJ
160 acres 90
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s6e2 Raymond, Medric
E1a of NEA of NEA
of Sec Is, Twp IL s.,
R IA E., s. B. M. 20
acres ..-...-..-.............---.-... "a
NEH of SEA Of NEA
of Sec Is, Twp IL s.,
R "A E., s. B. NJ, 10
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s66s Reed, Roscoe @.
SWA of Sec 10, Twp
12 S., R Is E., s. B. M.
100 acres ...............-.......-3ee .25
SEA of Sec 10, Twp IL
F.: S., R Is E., s. B. NJ,
| 100 acres ..r.......35S %
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S602 Powell, G. L.
Lots l, and 3, Sec 81
Twp 16 S., R Is Ed
S. r. NJ.
Lot 4, Sec &, Twp iS,
S., R Is f., s. B. ~
sl.02 acres .--.--....... .-171.0o
III "a, Twp 16 g., r
IL E., S. B. M, 314.Sc
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lou acres .---...------..~..--...50o w
S674 Reid, Estelle s. Smith
Part Of Lot 8, Sec 6,)
Twp Is s., R Is E.D
s. B. NJ, being all excl
N 80 #. 80 acres
SEA Of NWA Of Sec)
6, Twp Is s., R Is E..
s. B. NJ, 40 acres ----..- 1880
s676 Reid, Mont J.
An und u int in Nh
of E1a Of TT 81, Twp
16 s., R IA E., s. B.
M. 40 acres .....-.--.-......--127.5
s677 Reitz, August &
Emma
SEA of SEA of Sec
81, Twp IL S., R IA E.,
S. B. NJ, 40 acres ---..... $3.50
N1a of NEA of SWA
of Sec 3, Twp IL S.,
R 13 E., s. B. NJ. 20
acres ------------------------------ oo.oO
NWH of NEA of
Sec II, Twp IL s., r
of Sec 8, Twp IL s., R
r Is E., S. B. NJ, 40
acres 4A.oO
E 1-3 of NJ of SEA
of Sec II, Twp 12 s.,
R Is E., 8. B. NJ, 26.66
acres ............ .................... S4.0(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26

Dr. George p. Merrill of the Smithsonian
Institution. and that of John Dewey,
done for Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. Mr..
Whites work IS performed entirely by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
LISTS Benefit CONCERT
Entertainment at Willard Hotel
Friday Night Will Provide Funds
for Summer Outings.

The American Children's Aid Society
will sponsor a concert Friday night at
o'clock at the Willard Hotel for the
benefit of the fund for sending chill
dren and mothers to the country.
All talent for the program is being
donated. Mrs Alma H. Wolking is
director and has arranged varied
program. There will be several Hawaiian
numbers given in native. costume by
the Aloha De Fretted instrument
Orchestra, and Hawaiian guitar duets
will be played by Ed Flint and August
Widmer, accompanied by Mrs. Wolking.
Lorenzo Diatto will give italian
troubadour songs in native costume.
Buddy Litchfield will present a black
face comedy act. Hook" Kennedy.
accompanied by Grace Stanley Stevens
will give a Scotch sketch in costume.
Pat Murphy will yodel and sing some
blue" songs, with guitar accompani-
ment. Anna Greenuerg will give a
Jazz dance. Harriet Poole will do the
buck and wing and Bella Rosa and Miss
Greenberg will appear in a Spanish
dance.
The society headquarters is at 315
John Marshall place.