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going to do? Aren't you ever 90.
ing to tell Cunningham OF his
daughters death!"
rotting In his house 80"
the mood OF detachment had 70.
turned. Brent realized. He glanced
at his watch. He'd have to b
going he saw. surprised at the
lateness Of the hour.
"Here." he said, reaching Tor
his wallet and extracting . small
bill. take this money and lind .
place to Sleep" He thrust the bill
into the grimy Angers. noting -
he did % that they were long and
slender. an indication that Nellin
had told the truth about his Or.
tistic occupation OF earlier years.
And be around here about this
time tomorrow night. may be
able to do something for you"
ORIENT got to his feet. picked up
- his hat and strobe over to the
cashiers desk.
Before he reached II, however.
he paused aud beckoned the
waiter who had served him. Look
after the old chap" he said. not
forgetting to accompany the 70.
quest with = reasonable tip. I've
asked him to meet me here to-
morrow night. In the meantime
I shall look around for some va
to help him. Sorry spectacle. these
old beggars on our Streets"
"Yes sir. I'll keep IN eye on
I'm" the waiter answered.
Brent paid the bill and left.
The rain had stopped but he hur.
ried. and called the hrst empty
cab he saw.
At his destination no was "a.
mitted into q modernistically fur.
nished apartment BY . maid whose
air plainly told him that he Was
already Judged guilty.
Az he handed his things 20 her
he smiled. "A bit late. Cora. Has
Miss 6egro dined?" he said pleas.
antly.
mot yet sir" the maid an
swered. but I'm afraid cook has
gone out: its her night OF. sir"
Brent went on. into the llvins:
room and took q seat on the low
crimson divan. On the door at his
feet he saw . book that he could
easily guess had been tossed there
In 4 temper.
Well, he told himself. he
wouldn't have to put mp with CAT.
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rms HAS

HELEN BRENT feels unhappy
when tho girls Mt the spann boar1.
lag school, sease her as:st se!ss
Mis- simplicity j.st 70 plss:e her
BRENT. who supplies her With
ample funds and smart fr0cks
which Nre brOught FROM Parts for
her by 4 woma frien6 wh0m
Helen HAS nesef met.
nut : ds.es sos ss ..... ~
SHALL1MAR NORRIS. acenses
her NJ belSg H. love With Brent
md ralls her i fOOo for g1voug -
dancing and parties for h1m.
Brent vefuses 90 tell her aeye
thing about her rarentege until
Ing her infatsation for hl@. =.
nets Der promise % Do aovthls9
he nsks her %.
Onr day Brest spies . gold aa1
6taniOmo l0cket ON 4 starving beg.
gar who has fal1en 10 ~ alley.
He bends owe to take the 1ockee
md hears mGnable6 ssofds ah0at
ited' mad decides 10 feed the e1a
man md try - Aad mt bis stosy.
BE learns that hls RaWe o.
CHARLES OWENS NE;LLlN. and
thnt his wife 10 dead. hut canaes
2 mt where the baby EVAN.
GF;L!NE la-<Scept that the father
E.sndfasher. CYRIL X. Gun.
NtSGHAM.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER v
GIVE fixed It! I've fixed It!
I've taken care that he'll
never have a chance to ruin the
little girls life!" The pauper.
Nellin. shaken with his dim
memories. crashed his fist down
upon the table with q burst OF
energy that seemed to desert him
the next instant. He slumped In
his chair. the fash Of spirit died
out Of his eyes and he began 70
mutter disconnectedly. Habit
overcoming him probably. Brent
reflected.
-. wasting his life (. watt
Ing. like = vulture. there In that
old house -. hungry for another
chance to make Us suffer . but
Two fooled him -. Evangeline
died and the little girl ... he'll
never find her." He stopped and
cackled deep In his throat at the
memory OF some way In which he
had thwarted his revengeful
father.in.law.
Brent pressed In with Z ques.
ton. Little glrl:" he said.
Wasn't this all q long time agO?"
Ncllin's head dropped lower on
his chest. He seemed not to have
heard Brent's question. Brent did
not repeat 1t. For the mumbling
was reaching q point on which he
wanted more Information. He
leaned farther over the table. lis.
tening attentively.
Nobody knows where to hnd
her." brent assumed this re.
ferred to the child Eyangeline.)
Hell never have q chance to
shaks his money bags In her face
-. money bags poor Evan
Geline. nothing. once. but raw car.
rots for two days 49,. swept out a
grocery store -. did you ever
steal a raw egg . too hungry
-. but ! got the carrots !. they
paid me with carrots /. too bad
about the esq 80. might have
worked all day -"
Brent waited for more about
the child. The mutterins contin-
ued.
-. pretty kid =. no Gun.
ningham. not q sign OF them. All
Nellin 49,. then 80. maybe she's
like her mother now. Like her
mother 80" The voice failed,
faded away.
UGROWN. sou mean?" Brent
prompted softly.
Eighteen next month. And I
haven't seen her for years -. she
wouldn't know mo -. wouldn't
know her father"
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The first gas street lamps arc said
have been used in London in COZ.
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lI3c H0OVG ECCUIU - IUI tlIC
ending At Z q. m. today.
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4O>In. Printed Crepes
and Filmy Chiffons
$3.50 Yard

Do you know that $40 Of the Washington wearing
PRINTS? This discovered by actual count only few days
Printed flat crepe and printed conboh favotes for street. after
and EVENING" Scores Of patterns at this nnsy low price
aover conyenon polka dots quaint horas dark grounds large
BURY Aora for dozens of smart geometrc figures
Haze Your Pin Fifed-by fabric ad
,isor at a mini $3.50 and up.
Deatma Flee
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GEN. GOURAUD ASKS
us. DEBT FAIRNESS
France Should Be Given as
Much Consideration as Ger
many, He Declares.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Gen. Henri
Etienne Gouraud, Bearded Lion of the
Champagne" who commanded the 4th
French Army, to which the 42nd (Rain-
bow Division was attached, during the
World War. last night entered a plea
that France be given as much consid-
Grafton as is given Germany In settle
ment of debts contracted Us u result OF
that war.
The famous one-armed general, mill
tary governor of Paris and permanent
honorary president of the Rainbow
Veterans Association, issued the APP
peal in an address TO the convention
of the veterans last night at banquet
at which Paul 'Claudel. French Ambas-
sador to the United States. and Gov.
Albert c. Richie of Maryland also were
speakers.
"Debt Is Enormous Burden"
sour debt toward America Is an
enormous burden" the general said.
even after it has been dimlnis he'd IN
the Mellon Berenger agreement we have
to pay out large sums for long Time.
Nevertheless, we must ratify. France
is an honest country and Wishes TO pay
her debts. All We want, III the name
of justice, is that. having been attacked
and devastated, though victorious, that
our friends should not ask payment
from us more quickly than from Ger
many, who attacked and was defeated
and had no part of her country de-
stroyed.''
Gov. Ritchie the first speaker of the
evening, brought the veterans to their
feet when he called OH them TO fight
for "civic freedom. for constitutional
liberty, to keep those rights we haven't
yet lost and get back those We have.
CIaudel Praises Division.
st have always thought 1t strange"
the executive said. that fellows who
came back heroes also came back with
a kick And you have Just one. Be-
! cause you found that while you were
fighting to make the world safe for
democracy, TO make this "a liberty-loVing
world and to transplant American prin-
ciples of liberty III other countries. you
found that while you were doing all
this your Government at home had
taken away some of your own liberties
you had always had"
M Claudel presented the veterans
flag. 'mutilated flag of wounded
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q. S. OPERA IN FRENCH.

Composer Says He Is Unable to
Make Adequate Translation.
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 15.-An American
opera, but I'm French, has been an
nounced for the opening Of the 1929-30
season Of the Chicago Civic Opera Co.
The opera. based on the French play,
La Dame Aux Camellias," Is by Ham,
iltOn Forrest, n Chicago composer and
protege Of Mary Garden, who Is 10 sing
the title role.
lish, the composer explained, because
of his inability to make adequate trans
lation.
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nation. a living nag, living symbol OF
honor. courage and sacrifice"

IIdIEUII' . HVHB H1B, Hsa1A
honor, courage and sacrifice"
"Then Gen. Gouraud comes today"
the Ambassador said, TO pay back to
the Rainbow Division its visit OF 10
years ago, not as q commander chief,
but as comrade, to sanction q COM
radeship which was begun In the plains
OF Champagne and at an uncertain
hour, between night and dawn, between
life and death, between victory and de-
feat. At that hour the Rainbow indi-
Gated the end OF the storm. In the
middle OF the rainbow Is gold, and we
know here, as we knew in Champagne,
that the Rainbow has a heart OF gold"
This year is expected by New Zea-
landers to be the greatest In Its auto
mobile history.
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Main 210o 925 18th ST NV
COLORED.
New house. never occupied. in Kingman
Park. and rooms and bath, ami For
inspection get keys at $40 oath st. ne. Very
reasonable rent.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Realtor and Builder.
Main SO. e24 14th St NV.
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$075o-NEAR AVENUE QUINCY STREET-Bargain.
Owne,t from Is
arrange hwh
$155Oo-sAUL'S ADDIT1ON-Deached Corner Home.
SIC 50O-WOODIEY PARK-Sem- Detached Brick
nderfuu
he pr unusua low to
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
Realtors
1412 Eye St. NV Franklin 95O3.
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51e and st nw.Ns rms, bath. gas. . $50 so
443 End st sw.--6 rms bath, gas 30 so
600 Que st. NV rms, bath gas. 81. 90
203 o st. n.w.-3 rms bath, gas...... 80 SO
1074 3Oth st nw-T rms, bath, gas. . 81 SO
32I 8. Capitol SIT rms Path Path gas gas a. % 20
5i MYRTLE ST. net rms bath gas. . $3.50
604 Morton st. n.w.-6 rms water. 30 30
1914 st. s.e.-6 rms bath, gas. 80 80
995 Oakdale ST n vs. rms, bath. gas 30. so
749 Morton st. n.w.--6 rms. water 26 SO
1909 2lst st. n.w.-5 rms, water "a. 30
731S 1st st nw-6 rms bath gas. so so
plan va ave nw-5 rms, water. rs so
15I0 Eve st nw--6 rms, water ...... 25. so
o939 Gales st ne-5 rms, water. 80. %. SO
S26 ard st sw-5 rms, water ....... %. so
65J 3oth ST ne-4 rms water .... 2250
400 nth ST. sw-6 rms, water ....... IS so
462 Va. ave. s.w.--5 rms, water....... 20 80
15ih r st SEE rms water ....... 20. SO
500 N Fl ave NW-4 rms, water. -. Us. so
Gins ID ct ny-4 rms, water. ....... 49, so
HI st, rw-4 rms, water. .....,.. 1880
. JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La. Ave. NV
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$l290-Thc Best Buy Today in Cleveland Park
We n
English a
% % % M @ IN f e qpm ache gi ths @
bu
- 1890 ~
$3sC0- Detached-Nev Brick Home n
Thai
and,b 0 all
sun
$5750-Chevy Chase d. ca Bedroom Home, Near Circle
rye o in midst of
A
$SOO0-In Chevy Chase Md-Near the Club
A o beautiu
oom
att ands III
to S W "'4
$8500-In Beautiful 10th ST Heights
o
nreone FULLY and
wonerfuy located in h S
~
EVENING
- Main
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WANTED TO lighthouses.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, Sc. OR
me-. convenient to Capitol; price must be
reasonable Address Box 22-K. Star ONCE
WE NEED HOUSES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
ton to meet the present demands OF our
clients. If your property is vacant, give
us a trial.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
REALTOR-BUILDER.
Main SO 924 l4th ST. NV.
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S5.9oU.
SOUTHEAST

hOOO L II E<ASD Z.
An attractive six-roon brick home in one
of the prettiest sections Of southeast, con-
tanning hot-water heat. electric lights, nat
ural woodwork throughout, paved street
and space for a two-car garage. Owner Will
take as low as $3.50 cash and SA5 monthly,
making 1t one of the best values in town.
Call Lincoln 1874 for furthar t"toymatioa.
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SALE--HOUSES.

CORNER HOUSE. NORTH CLEVELAND
Park-Eight rooms, two baths, Oil burner
garage; large lot. Price reduced to less than
$4,000 to close estate.
l.. w GROOMES. 14i6 F ST.
NAofv,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND lRUSl LOANo.
QUICK ACTION-REASONABLE
ALSO FIRST TRUSTS AND
REFINANCING.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
s24 14th ST. NV. MAIN IS.
1st, End & 3rd TRUSTS.
CHEAPEST IA TEs - st, SERVICE
18th and SIS. NV ~ Main s444
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN TO INDIVIDUALS ON
serSee e R st. IS soath Wash
ineton St. Alexandria. Va. Telephone Alex
WE BUY FIRST DEEDS or TRUST NOTES
also buy second deeds of trust notes on i'm
proved property; Fulton r. ,s Gordon. Con-
ties INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES COR
PORATION 805 Wilkins Bldg. rs.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
construction. loans. First and second trust
sAFFELI, RE1BLE &. CO.
Phone SIS Ta Gs4en AEs and Maple se
- OKEh EEH EKS,
If you need money, see US.
9th Floor, District National Bank Buildlng
BUSINESS MEN
STOREKEEPERS.
AMPLE FUNDS TO
FINANCE YOUR BUSINESS.
QUICK ACTION!
AMERICAN FINANCE & BROK. Co,
9l6 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
COLORED-LARGE, VACANT SEMI-BUNCA-
esx5o tWo bock sso iefi
cars. Hyattsvile;, fruit. flowers; berries; $3.50
cash afl,,; ssS ,d meonthly. GEO c. WALKER BY
lana drive. ls0-foot front. i7ls cents foot.
JOHN c. WINEMAN, SCI 18th.
FOR RESULTS
dEoRGE REAL EsrATE CO. wash. &
BALTIC, Boulevard. College Park, Md. Phone
Ber ia.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN FEW DAYS Of
fers extraordinary terms on beautiful semi;
detached brick home, 6 large rooms, real
stte snn porfnes al br
coal bin and cold storage, outside pantry
with refrigerator. nnoleum, copper screens.
UP on Monastery grounds, with beautiful
view. Lowest price in this neighborhood.
For inspection phone Pot. 1888.
home; newly papered and painted; lot 63x436;
within two blocks of cars bus, school and
store store s6'5oo; very easy terms. Call North
MODERN DETACHED BRICK HOME. HALF
BLOCK K. /. ave. ne: rooms, tile bath and
shower, h.-w;h., built.in garage; convenient
North 1908
5-RoOM BUNGALOW, VA. HIGHLANDS
no cash, $40 monthly. including everything;
price, s4'9So' Address Box 45a-H' Star once IN.
CoLLEG PARK, MD.--6-ROOM, BATH BUN
galow. ami h.-w.h:. garage; lot 5ox17o:
WE HAVE FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
5. g and 10 room dwellings, ami; conven-
iently located. Also acreage and business
'ee %sn PRINCE
REAL ESTATE CO. ONCE, Wash. & BALTIC.
Boulevard, College Park, Md. Phi. Der. ia.
I. Rooms, BATH EIooRED ATTIC 1T AND
Applyy owne, on premises, 1871 Baker ST.,
sS.500-THIs BUNGALOW
-Takoma Park. offered for less than cost
this was built for owners home, workman
ship and materials the best; 5 rooms. tile
@ bune cear oak oors
loored attic with windows (space for 2
large rooms cement porch, brick garage;
G v. VAN WAGNER, excl AGENT cent 2 asDS Cedar
St. Takoma Park. D. c. Georgia 1875.
IA A., 5-R. Modern Dwelling.
MONTG'Y CO, NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
Spring. Poultry houses for 200 hens. garage,
all kinds OF fruit and about so young apple
trees; property faces .macadam roads and
Lutheran College grounds. real bargain at
'McLAcHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 1872.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
5-ROOM RATH MODERN RITNCSAINw
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Main SO. 924 l4th st. NV.
COLORED
TAB 5th st. SEE rooms, water .. $25. so
1890 S. Capitol St. rooms. water. -. Is. so
$50 26th st. n.w-6 rooms gas, water. IS 90
621 18th st. me- rms, h.-w.h., cleo. $3.50
1929 Ga. ave. n.w.-6 rooms, lat, gas. 40 90
CHAS. d. SAGER..
Realtor and Builder.
Main 49, 924 14th St. NV
1887 PARKWOOD PL. NV.
Unusually attractive home Just north of
18th and Park I'd. NV. containing six un-
usually large rooms, cleo, h.-w.hu garage;
in excellent condition. $75.
CAFRITZ,
1916 18th ST. NJ $780,
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RENT-STORES.

s23I GEORGIA AVE. NW.-LAST OF A
group Of new stores others rented to AMP,
American Stores Co. and tailor shop; ideal
location for delicatessen or hardware store;
rea sonable rent Main 1896. 81
1895 FLORIDA AVE. NE.a5sToRE;; NE. NEAR T
Main 2255. 80 st. NV.
DESIRABLE STORE
In a Busy Location.
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1924 QUE ST. N.W.--i0 ROOMS, BATH.
GAS Observation-Disclosures. SIC so
1916 Newark ST. n.w-9 r. 2 b.. cleo 80 90
3ST c St n.w.--ll rms, bath, gas. -. so SO
4oi 9th ST. me- r., b., h.-w. h., cleo. 60 so
526 2lSt ST. n.w.--6 rms. bath, cleo. So 50
2o3 F st, n,w.-s rms. bath. gas. SO 50
l400 A St s.e.-S rms, bath. INV h. as so
9G2 18th st. me- rms. bath, cleo. -. as so
D ST. SEE rms, bath. h. W. h. 49,. a. so
64l Elliott st. n.e.--6 rms, bath, gas. $3.50
100 Mass. ave. NV rms. bath. cleo. 40 so
1914 Montello ave. NE r. b., fur. 81. SO
1888 N. c, ave. ne.--6 r. b.. furnace. 81 so
6O4 9Th St s.w-6 rms. bath, gas. $500
l26 c st. n.w.-6 rms. bath. gas. $500
32i Linworth pl. s.w.7 rms, b.. gas. $3.50
1872 7th ST. SET rms, water. ....... 1880
1896 Az st. sw.-6 rms, bath. gas. 30.50
702 Eye st. s.e.--6 rms, b., cleo. ..... 1880
1907 4th st. se-6 rms, bath. gas..... % so
4S9 6 st. sw.-7 rms, water. gas. %. so
463 Eye ST. sw-6 rms, water....... % so
4S9 Eye St sw-5 rms, water 20 so
1903 st. se.-5 rms. water. ......... 1880
JAMES F. SHEA. CAB La. Ave. NV.
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RENT-EARMS.

ON STATE ROAD
BETWEEN ROCKVILLE g. BETHESDA, MD.
1875 acres, with 6-room farmhouse and 4 out
buildings, Coed soil. Low rent or on shares
to good white or colored man. GEORGE
RAWLINGS, 1435 K st. NV
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CPS WESTERN AVE,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

6215 WESTERN AVE,
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
7 rooms; bath; h;-w;h.. cleo; garage: $3.50
3447 LAKEWOOD TERRACE NV.
8 rooms. bath. h.-w.h., cleo. s65.o0
1896 MORRISON ST. NV.
z rooms, bath, garage. h.-w.h., cleo. $4,000
1908 MILITARY ROAD NV.
7 rooms. bath, garage. h.-wh., cleo. s10o.o
1888 KANAWHA ST. NV.
8 rooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage ., N
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
Realtors.
1412 Eve ST. NV. Franklin o503.
FOR COLORED.
4O5 Richardson pl. n.w.--6 rooms. 80. .s25 so
1921 30th st. n w.-8 rooms. ........... 275o
so DefreeS st. n.w.--6 rooms. ......... 70. 80
422 6i2 st. s.w.-6 rooms .............. 25. SO
ala n ST sW-5 rooms rs so
20 M sf sw-6 rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 so
2443 Shows row n.w.--5 rooms. ........ 1850
Will Make Repairs.
PFRRIE MCLEAN.
Room PIG Mills Bldg. Main 1O3lS.
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EXCHANGE.


WILL EXCHANGE $1,000 EQUITY IN A
business property, facing two streets. located
in Mt. Pleasant, for clear or small trust
house in NV. Call Adams 64oI u.s.
LOT. CHEVY CHASE. ND, ONE BLOCK
from Connecticut avenue, for virginia prop
erty, either clear or subject small first trust.
Must be on or near Lee Highway or in close
proximity Washington. Address Box 18Th,
Star ONCE.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF $4,000 IN
first commercial property. rented, for
good closed car. Call Atlantic 1898 after
SEVERAL SMALL ONE-TRUST BUNGA-
lows, clear cottages and lots for first trust
or clear investment or residential proper
ties. Address Box 487-H. Star ONCE.
SO by 130-ft. lot in Woodbridge subject to
one trust of $1,000, for a good-paying farm
with house equal size not over $4,000.
A. T. CONTELLA CO., INC,
S08 5th st. NV. FIR. $500.
CLEAR; CORNER HOUSE. ROOMS, BATH,
garage; LIST commercial, Carroll ave, Ia
koma Park. Md. VIII trade for center-hall,
or 10 room house. with 4 rooms down
stairs, Hyattsville or Silver Spring. Mr..
Lord.
BOSS & PHELPS,
MAIN $500. I4l7 ST. NV.
Nogales international., 1929-01-15
Minimum Values
Remain Same In
leW Tax Schedule

Minimum values for use in as
sessing property in the state for
1929 taxation purposes viii! re-
main the same as the 1928 values
according to a schedule adopted by
the state tax commission. The
schedule adopted was recommended
to the commission by the county
assessors at a conference between
them and the members of the Com
mission January 4 in Yuma.
The schedule as adopted provides
for a minimum of $50 a room for
household furniture exclusive of
rnusica! instruments and radios,
merchandise stocks at the inven-
tory value, $36.50 an acre for nom
productive patented mining claims,
or $3.50 for full claim, and $36.50
an acre for patented mill sites, $40
an acre Tor coal lands.
Minimum values for livestock
follow:
Range horses, $40; Class A work
horses $100; Glass B work horses,
$40; saddle horses, $40; stations,
$1O0; Class A mules, $100; Glass
B mules, $40; jacks, $1O0; range
cattle, $18; steers, two years and
up, $25; beef cattle and feeders,
$50; mich cows, class A, $1OO;
milah COWS, class B, $40; bulls, $50;
purabred, graded and stock cows,
$40; purebred, graded and stock,
$35; purebred, graded and stock
bulls, 5000; sheep, Sc; bucks, SIS;
goats, So; swine, $40; poultry, per
doz., S.; turkeys, per doz., $12;
and bees, SIS per stand.
Nogales international., 1929-01-15
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF Santa Cruz County, State of
Arizona
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
ROBERT A. MCDONALD Deceas
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Julia Mcdonald Me,
never. Executrix of the estate OF
Robert A. Mcdonald deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within Four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said executrlx
at the office of Duane Bird. Noon
Bldg. at Noga,es, Arizona the
same being the place for the trans
action of the business OF said es-
tate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
Julia Mcdonald Niemeyer, Elk
ecutrix of the estate of Robert A.
Mcdonald, deceased.
Dated at Nogales, ariz. this day
of August, 1928.
(1-1 s wks.)
Nogales international., 1929-01-15
Mining Suit
Is Postponed
Until Jan. Is

Judge W.. A. O'Connor of the
superior court, decided Saturday
that the trial of the suit of James
D. Grant of New York against A.
j. Underwood, Mexico mining man,
in which Grant as the plaintiff
seeks $4,000 damages for alleged
misrepresentation, shall be post
poned until 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of January 18.
The postponement was granted
after Attorney G. A. Little, attorn-
ey for Grant, had proved that his
plaintiffs absence from court was
unavoidable.
The case, which was set for trial
last Friday, opened with all parties
prepared except the plaintiff
Judge O'Connor ordered that the
plaintiff file bond for $3.50 to
defray costs of the delay. The
complaint is replete with ramifica-
tions charging that certain mining
properties which Grant agreed to
purchase from Underwood were
misrepfesented regarding the a.
mount of ore blocked out.