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Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
VALLEY LURES
COAST EDITOR
TO COME BACK

Visitors at the chamber of com
mcree headquarters yesterday IN
ciuded Clayton |. Ward and Mrs.
Ward. the former editor of the Post.
Advocate at Alhambra, and con.
tributor TO other newspapers com
prising the Copley chain of journals.
Ward has been frequent visitor
10 FL Centre, and spent month
here about the first of the year. He
was much impressed. he stated, by
the amount of new building under
way here or projected, Indicative
Of the city's growth and the excel
lent condition of business prevailing
here. II was Mrs Ward 's first visit
to FL Centre, and she expressed sur.
prise at the modern city which
awaited her coming, and the urban
life and improvement found upon
the de-,
Ward, during the present year
has written number of very i'm.
Portant articles descriptive of FL
Centre and Imperial Valley, its in.
dustries and production, which have
appeared in all the Copley chain of
newspapers. The Alhamhra editor
is a lover of the desert regions, and
particularly OF Imperial county,
where, he declares. is to be found
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
CRITICISM AND LIBEL

Dismissal of the libel charge against Editor Baggerly
of Los Gatos, will be approved by his comrades of the
fourth estate in California, no. merely because he is
comrade, but because it proves California courts
still willing to recognize the sanctty Of freedom Of
the press.
The dismissal followed motion to do so by the
prosecuting officer who asserted the article alleged
be libelou did attack the integrity Of honesty of
the complainant him of msusng his office
Judge Percy OConnor, Of the San Jose court was
the complainant. Editor Baggery had criticized the
courts action in disposing Of a against wealthy
young San Francisco woman who appeared in the
court charged with driving while intoxicated posses
sion of liquor and reckless driving.
The first two charges dropped and the court
imposed fine of $50 in the third instance and then
suspended the fine. Editor Baggerly and rightly So
criticized the leniency shown the accused
Editor Baggerly knows, as does every editor Of in
dviduals without the prestige of the defendant in this
particular case, who have such eniency shown
them Without political social pull. often poor and
in many ignorant they feel the full weight of
the law.
Newspapers, perhaps more than any other calling
outside the legal profession itself, recognize the dig
nifty and sancty of the courts of the land But that
need not prevent them from honestly crtcizing the
action of the court providing the criticism is not
malicious and is not made while the is in court
There is wide distinction between honest criti-
csm and malicious libel. That California courts
able to recognize the distinction Is good news
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
DOODY NOT BAD

Wee Willie Doody appears to have been another
of those myths that strike while they al
lowed to float around, but as soon as they are PIN
pricked collapse entirely
Doody is Chicago bandit gunman, racketeer etc,
for whom the police have been looking for months.
They wanted him for series of crimes generously
sprinked with murder and robbery While the hunt was
Doody amused himself and drove the police to dis
traction by sending them telling how tough he
and that he not only would never be taken alive
but would take many policemen along with him when
he went
The police seemed unable lay hands on Doody who
also called the baby faced bandit, and was sur
rounded with reputation that made Billy the Kid ap-
pear like Sunday school teacher
Yesterday three squads of police, armed heavily
enough to take China, arrived at apartment in Chi
where the terror known to be living. Breaking
down the door the police went m expecting to be met
with everything from pneapples' 16 inch coast de-
fense shells.
A mild hammered little man stuck up his hands
when told to do so, heavily shacked and marched
away to the police station. "Wee Willie" didn't even
have single gun him, did he attempt to draw
There is no doubt "Wee Willie" is innocent for he
says himself He says he didn't shoot Chief Levy of
Chicago surburb, knows nothing of various postal
robberies but does admit killing Inspector Jackson of
the postal service. That, however was mistake any
honest gentleman might make Willie thought Jackson
bad hold-up man, plying his trade on his.
Instead of the fearless gang leader Doody appears
to be what all gangsters are-relentless manacs when
filled with drugs to pull off job but yellow rats
when their drugs gone. Less attention to the
spoutings of gunmen telling how bad they are and
little more real police work, would rid Chicago of
many of her most troublesome residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
FNCLE sam ACTS

Action by the federal government in arresting two
Chicago land operators charges of using the mails
to deraud in connection with Southern California land
sales. will probably do more than anything else to
hal the operations Of swindcrs who have been sell
IN off mountain tops and worthless desert land the
plea that it is to be benefited By construction Of
Boulder Canyon dam.
The reports from Chicago indicate physician was
swinded of several hundred thousands Of dollars
by purchasing land at $40 and SIS acre which had
cost the operators around so cents acre.
Since the Boulder Canyon dam bill passed, the
fake operators have been busy Despite the flood of
propaganda unloosed by newspapers, chambers of
commerce and the state real estate department Of Cali
forna the takers still continue to find dupes ready to
listen to their stories Of profits be made
in buying land now.
Imperial Valley residents and businessmen have
long deplored the unwholesome reflection cast upon
land IN this section by these fake operators.
II the government proves its case, it is likely to 20
hard with the operators, for thing Uncle Sam re-
stand for is tamperng with the mails using
them TO promote swindling operations.
The local chamber Of commerce is receiving hundreds
OF inquiries about land in Southern Cafor-
MA and the is true Of every other chamber south
of the Tehachapi All are uniting in condemning the
onsrannf of the svinders and warning those wish
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14

takes the medicine Dr.. Possum
#.
"i1l do it," sang the wren.
Then the LITTLE rabbit children,
about forty sixteen Of them, hopped
off to the picnic woods with their
mother and Nurse Jane, leaving
Mr.. Wren to look after Uncle
Wiggily
At first nothing happened. Uncle
Wiggily sat in his easy chair in the
shade Of q grape vine, now and
then reaching out his paw to take
a pink or a green pill As for Mr..
Wren, you never saw such busy
bird. First he flew down out Of the
tree. Then h. sang. Then he
.ang again, next be hoped on Unclc
Wiggily's chair and said:
Take a pink pill. - Then he
sang some more and said: Take
green pin. Oh, srch busy
wren! And right after this some.
thing happened. shall tell you
what in the next story. It will be
about Uncle WiggiIy and the Ali.
ea4or And dn ho,aa Uou cau afnp
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
TO DRESS!

Longears. Mr.. Wren will look
after Uncle Wigsily and YOU and
/. Nurse lane, will look after the
children. SO come along to the
picnic"
Nurse Jane looked at the brown
bird and said;
ct is very kind Of You, Mr..
Wren, hut have always heard that
you are such "a busy bird that |
don : see how you are going to have
time TO look after Nh Longear'
with an else you must do. How
abou, it,"
"Y.>. I am a busy bird, an
swcred tha tiny creature, for, eX-
ceptin@ th- hummiug birds, ther,
are t.w smaller shan the wren. He
is very tiny. but "a sweet singer
and oh, SO busy, "Bu: ! can keep
watch over Uncle Wiggilv,' went
on Mr. Wren. land can sing. and
gather worms aud bugs fer my lit
tie birds. Ny wif, viii help mc
gather bugs" hc went on, "but
as for singing, ! shall have 20 DO
most of that myself. -
! suppose you children know that
ii is the daddy birds vino do mos;
of the singing. The mother bird
are $50 busy laying eggs they never
mad time 10 learn to sing.
Now, Mrs. I.9ng,urs, went o.
Mr.. Wren. percbiug upon tire,
branch over the bungalow doc.
''you hop right along to the picui.
woods with Nurse Jane and the
children, and III look after rncl,
Viggily. Have q good tum2,'
"All right agreed the rabbit
lady. "Come. children. Come
Nur.e Jane!" She called. - All yo
win nave to do for Turl, Wiggly,'
she told Mr.. Wren, "will be 10 Sc,
that he stay, in the shade and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD Z. GARIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WICCIIy AND THE
BUSY WREN

Uncle Wiggily was sick. But
don b. afraid. He wasn'- very
i'll and what b, had WASH r catch
ing. That is the old rabbit gentle
man caught the sickness himself,
but ne couldn't Civ it u anybody
else to catch.
.'Tlough Tor the matter Of
that, sighed poor Uncle Wiggil1
when Dr. Fo~sum came - See him,
''for the matter Of that have
plenty Of sickness to give away #
anybody wants it. SO if YOU know
of anybody. Doctor, who wants
some
"Oh, no, NJ. inleed!' ex-
claimed the animal doctor a> h-
laid out some pink and green pills
on til, table beside Uuyl" W.-2iIv's
bed. ''4o8 are quite welcome 10
keep All the sickness you have.
But you viii soon .br b-tt 3. IN
fact Won aren't very fl at all You
stayed out in ;he hot san too long
whcn the Bob Cat caught you, and
now you mu.' rest in the SHADE.
"It', too bad Die had To- b. taken
I'll iast naw,' sad Mrs. Lougyars.
II" and I were gaiHg to take the
rabbit children on q picnic. Now
W- can +.
ooh, hap right along and dou't
NINA mel" said Ino.e W.gL.lr.
80 ] ann ~ute yo9 and Nurse -i.ne -.H
look s-tor tile children u .th. pieaie
rs well .. rra.a And I'. Doe a.t
riuh. h.r al,.n.
"Of course lc VIII. said d..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
new DREDCE FOR
DISTRICT TO Be
OPERATING SOON

Devised and manufactured within
lis own machine shops ut Imperial,
the Imperial irrigation District has
a second aI70op wheel dredge ready
for action widening narrow ones and
digging new irrigation bitches. Ma.
terIai for the construction of a
third drcd.c has been ordered and
il win not bc long before three of
these monster lab0r-saNing devices
are doing more work in a day rX-
paudiug irrigation in the imperial
Valley than .u0 men are capable OF
doing.
Built ON a caterpillar chasis with
traction wheels, the huge machine
may be- w;deHed out to cover the
banks Of q 80 foot ditch or it may
be narrowed so as to travel down
an ordinary road. It is equipped
with - inch scoops that carry the
mud and silt up TO be dumped on
an iron convcyor approximately 30
feet in length. Small holes in the
bottom Of the scoops allow passage
of Syatcr so that only the mud VIII
be lifted from the ditch.
Wheel dredgcs are only one of
the many inventions that have been
devised and built in the large ma
chine shops. All the repair work on
district machinery is done there
also. 1t has its own blacksmith
shop, lumber yard, and supply de
partment containing $l2J,o00 worth
Of parts on its shelves, an Official
stated today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14

more fascinating desert scenery
than anywhere else in the south
west. During his former visit he
made trips to many of the surround
ing scenic points, including many
which are seldom visited by the
outside motorist.
The chambcr of commerce staff
is gathering material for folder
to be published in the fall, entitled
- Imperial Valley Scenic Won.
ders, which it is planned, will
catalogue all the scenic points
which are accessible to the motor
ear. Included will be a map of the
county showing the location of
these points of interest. From day
To day new points OF scenic or his
toric interest are added, and Secrc
tary Hays states that many per
sons who have resided here for
years will be surprised at the total
number of places and things which
we have here and which will rrpav
n visit. From the sandhills and the
river To the east. to Cancbrakc
Canyon on the west, and from the
sandy beach on the edge of Salton
Sea. near the Riverside county line,
to the mound of shells in the south
crn part of the county, at the base
Of Signal Mountain, there lies n
wealth Of interesting. scenic and
historical points, all of which have
AN appeal to the motoriSt and the
visitor. and should of course b.
visited and viewed by our home
folk ~ wgIl
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14

look after UEcie W;ggiiv. -ang
d jolly litt.a voice up lii 81 1re..
"Who are you!' q ked Nurse
Jaur.
~ am 81 b.rd-Alr. Wraa.' was
tire an,aef ~ have my ue.. in
tA.s tree n,ar Uncle Wiegly =
Bungalow and IN take care Of him
aeiiia you arr on tie Picnir.'
"TAaak YOU said the rabbit,
l.ut.n- 40 th. little brown bird.
How 4ica il VIII he, said Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
FIJI TEEN YEARS AGO
August II. 1914

Professor and Mrs. \. {. Lackey
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. House and
family. left tits morning for sey-
tral weeks vacation on the coast.
Phil Swing. district attorney and
candidate to succeed himself, has
returned from the river precincts,
where he met large namber of
voters.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
TEN YEARS AGO
Anr-l, u IL 1l1n

Trains viii br running over the
:. u. and \. tracks to Imperial
Valley by November !, according to
the oc~t estimates which company
officials can make at this time.
At Imperial last night returned
t.ryicg 'mcn organized the third
post Of the American Legion in I'm
pcrial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
Looking Backward
What the Press Flies Tell of I'm.
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Anglst IL. 1909

Postmaster Allatt states that
two applications for the position of
carrier on the Mesquite Lake rural
delivery route have been forward.
cd to headquarters to be acted up
on.
Miss Mary Dedriek OF Cotton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. \. G. Topra-
hanian.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14
MORE THAN 3 MlNUTES--

fossum.
I'm stay and take care OF Uncla
Wiggi,y,' offered Nurse Jane.
II don I see how I can manaI
all the children alone. = said INCL
Wlggily's wife. ''I'ii need yoI
with me. Nurs' Jane -
"Of Course said Mr. Lougea-,. 5.
go along jamie. IN be ajl righ-
here, now that Dr. Possum has left
III" suMc medicine. >
And II anything happens IN
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-14

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara coun'
ty, recently sold 100000 worth OF
bonds and will shortly install new
sewer system.
The Washington times., 1929-09-27
PHII AnEL 2llIA PR0nucE

Extra fifstg. 4Se; firstrl 81
new cases. nc; fifsfz, IN old cases,
40: seconds, s5034c.
Cheese L.0nEhofnss round lots,
241k 024skc; single daisies, fresh,
24G2f5c
Live Poultry Fowls, not lee-
horns, fancy. 33c ordinary 80 @ 32cs
white leshofn fowls. fancy, 24c;
ordinary. is 20c; spring chickens,
fancy, Plymouth Rock pounds or
over. yelioHl legged. 32c: to ~
pounds. 200 sic: smaller sizes. efW
csc: mixed color broilere, fancy,
large, a0c, small sizes and ordinary
qualities. 2702ec; legforn hroilera
260 nc: old ROSTERS. u p 3sc; ducks.
fancy, young, white Picking $50
2zc old. white Peking. 900 22c;
mixed colors, 18Q20c.
Dressed Poultry owls, fresh
killed in boxes. 270S7c; chickens,
Western. IN boxes, SIG &c; broilers,
Ii barrels. iced, Western, S1D3 3cs
nearby S203sc; old BOOSTERS. dry
picked Western. 24028c ducks
Long island, Use.
Potatoes White, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, 120-pound sacks, No. I.
New Jersey. 100.polind
sacks. No. 1, sS03.15; Maine. No.
Il, 120-pound sacks, 1915 q ass; 100
pound sacks, s2g7b7 800.
The Washington times., 1929-09-27
PRODUCE SlIIPME NTS

entire United States FOR Wednesday,
September IS:
Apples Illinois, SO: Maryland. 20;
New York SO; Virginia, 241; Wash.
.ngton. rs; others, 2s6. Total, $50.
Cabbag Colorado, is: Minnesota.
]: New York. rs; Virginia, rs; Wis
cousin. 40; others, 8. Total. 129
Grapes Iowa, ~; Michigan, Z a;
New York, rs: California. Table,
425: Juice, 9I6; others, III. Total,
I,542.
Potatoes Colorado, 1926 MalnsS
321; Minnesota, 1871; Nebraska, So;
North Dakota, 81; others, 352.
Total 1909
The Washington times., 1929-09-27


Help Vented
MALE So
4 df.Fr = .EooI fZEErEn. VS. W. a6t.d
e cneet elEq roe. s.. 1'=t 8, Si,'t.
tn1 salesman, also truck driver SIP -lae
dl.rfnrB fHf, n'er uH'eut Al14 4't
tof ppefi slao Waltlr alFo k4s ~ ~. 49,.
msrti1f positions daily. Apply Wae1i1Fs
ton Business Butaou DHI1a SAYINGS A~N+
Bldg, 710 t4th So
n0fF Whifc. with 81 without plelels
Apply MF Simmons, tAAs NrY
Bish06lS Hotel Aeetc7 tQ4 y 81. =. w
CI.ERK. Slof1 ro0m counter man me-
chHnics soda digpensfai e94ofla 100
ter Wash, esneEal 4ngi SNT
CoIoRED sI50 El A4 4. Nsnssc AppA
CoUNIEa NAN. chefs eoQk ss
]. e q sssa i, xssi sar SO isss 81
fII.5s RF-TVPfS.- K0nnE man, 1870
yrs. old thofouHnty t2z.,s,l. - 49, r1 800
tsls: y; az. ods.: 1880 q start. ~
chaFra unless placed
Washfngton EInploylns1t h&c4saSs y
AAM MAJ ! t5tts8 I'LL. = ~. -
FIVE active men Ct FoQad eaarss. eng ~
an IN income who want ln rpnnQ Qus t sa,ss
income Win pleasant digniiled cntsloe
uork. With nationally known 9ltena "a
fiof Phone Metropolitan 4Q1h. A4k AQ5
Field Manager for appolnlmenk.
MECHANICS IFSl class truck mecllanics,
wnrk niaht shife Apply Mr. bureeas.
sterreit Operating Services III - az
Il 40 our hfgh man last week ma4e
8f1o. etehteeu men averaged over @4ts
you hays names 81 people 70 cali on gVe.S
day selling equipment 1nLnlsheu. ply
REAL SILK HOSIERY NILS lsAs
e. Z TssTe 4 ~ Tssr,. ri5oe. T00d salary Tor
.rfxht man. Kenss 1909 Niclols Ave: Q ".
TAILOR experielcad wanted s once AZ
nlv ills oth 81, s.
TfENER's MIST have opera;
tors permit 8of car ApplI Nnet9s ~
WALKER so Florida Ave. N
~ EITTEDz 7irhz elias 3anif0r and wife.
VIII experience. must bring written
references from last position. salary up
ner month, With flat % not phone OF cal
without written references
III Re- HOWENSTExN Co,
1915 Il 81. ~
WANTED sIx pin b0gg Apply between
"a 3. m. and ! y. nj. boCleFarQ h0Mllgs
Club, Al Wilson Bo1levaE1. Elarellq9n. v 3
YOUNG AFI1N Between 10 ara - years
81 age. with % without blcycless heailh-
good pay. Applg n B. Pa ~. 1917 Me-
YOTJNE 1fFN-zNeed five fmmediafely %
flll vacancy IN natl Organle alton. 10
exp needed. Good future. Apply b03 In
5teFnaIlQHal GlQ4A
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

81. II. 1736 a SQUARE rom go ~
- -s5- q 49, rSonla. bath. slserlng
,.,-S nsrluo6d tlrorl ana tn ~. ~ .1,.
..i.-<t.s-sr bersliH. +oat14t ~A+N
soc. beisnes SIS - $500 &C.,
1otf e. 1i-N - ~asen.i 49,
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

Reception hat baahr0eEi extra largs
LYING ROOM Murphy bed Hiuotfe. kitchen,
dre Sfag r0a1ns hath petfocf e0ndi tfGn
AFT 20H % n ST nj WI
& -. b. WARREN.
e26 18TH s9s NAT. e7g0.
8 RO0M ARTS kifeken bath. LIT:
newly papeee0s Eoascna0l@s famitnR.
dysesan. Antl., III Hzneg. ave. N. W.
APIS N ALI SECTIONS
U. ec10n CO. 1877 HeE. @019
COLOR y. ] 1S6 ara 80. N. IN, 7. new.
u Mlsl AleEss e1Itf.s EQnVs Ice, moss EeERs
arls. ID town. Janitor on prenllgea.
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

9 s. Is. I'D lE1lHo. Clean E11E119 DI1T
5,IE " S w. a6l0e@3 FiIls Xix IS nfir hafh
heat Faa. elens $40 cali before e M
or attef 6 r. En. Col. 9456sJ.
14EH ~ W. 3a01A rms. 2 kit anettes.
a.laA. Sqilehle Tor coupless teaepIab BE.
YOUNG ladY share snf VIII 6thef0 Apt
40 1891 Mass Ave y 81 o849
OPPOSITE Gc1E4e WnsnINEtCn UniVeraItg 81.
living room, bedrooms KIT = bath, D WI.
ens sIeos 1ir SIS mo-. eit0 latas
feorn 9 kils sac 30 21l9 u 81 "
fl&5 l1IH eL. M. W.
FT1nl HF|rr.l bedroom. Eit Terl t1Fivafe
trfh. AMI $50 month.
NAN WE f#nIeTer. ~ ) TeFe4 c'Ea
irseIr. ~ q - 'tltses'E|s,'s
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

ii 3 m DE
9Th and IA Sta. ii. w
Just North of Mass. Ave.
room Murphy ned nnd bath $500
Z roolna kitchen aao bath -. 90
Elevator Service
a WALL - AnMnes section and d.
peftmout oture9
OPEN EVENINGS
FL IN EIo vv Il TEN CO.
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

FOR 8AEE oR RENI 8
1bf8 ftIu. 81 ~ 81 Ave- lS Chestnut
S.. cIalnndon. vs. Main &C., Seat Pleas
ant I'D
1ffn-fe D. rE1-E2 Wesf1n
r0Io1ns--ffn n. lff u - AS 4Hsn "a
#4sMf4 at|1T - 8 44l1. lIA-H ~ rem.
3. = Sea - go p. =. A. -. ir't.
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

q 5a
Chickens Young colored. Is to SIZE.
e@3Oc: leghoFns, &c 70 Size. 76@9ses
Chickens old. heavy, 80 o SIC: medium
sf1e 2S @2Sc: leghorns and other light
stock, eco &c. roosters, 10 1Dc.
White Fekins. pounds ana
over 220z3c. M1scovy, pounds and
over 22@ 2tcs puddle pounds and
oyer ~ 2sei ail kinds small ana thin.
cnineas one ana three quarter
pounds and over, s5ci smaller 40 6ee
Butter Creamery. fancy per pound
&92En4Sc. choice 44@A5c. good, ~ O
4se good. ladies'. Sc 036e; Maryland
ard Pennsylvania rolls, 81 SIC. store
packed. so WStcs process butter 10 ~ Tic
Etesh Fish and CLANS w. 81 oeus, per
barrel S150aos 40. per bon sI0@Ia.
carp iarges per pound q &C.; rneo inns
nSr pound "a Sc Rock boiling. per
no1nd. z30 1861 medium, per pounds 90
s2c. pan. per pound. t5@ise; extra
faF6e. 10000. PERCH white. large per
sound. 20n2Ecs white medium per
sound sD10es yellow. large per pound.
zoe e6c; yellow medium, per pound, G
voc. salmon trout per pound. 2Qcs
Say trout large, per barrel. t2& g 49,
eo. per box soc lst small TO medium.
Ser Barrel t18QlSs de. per box, 80 II.
e1sll 20 ueoAuna. psr pp444s 3ves
GaaIah, white. per pQgud &C., black.
r.f ronnd. 5stc. lIacEeret, Spanish.
Et7 per peund. 2e92Se; small 60
sf1,am, per poaud 11315e. IqA4 large.
3M4 EcaN4. ~ -l1e, lu1Il 90 1todIu1l. I11
11. 4Hse PIN. raflrs. par nclr1-
~ 1eor. Alsaiiah. tsrss. per Gclna. ssN
s.,. e - ,..'...s'' ~ FL, s--9 49,.
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

FRENCH, and rencl1 Only
Lessons n French Language, for begin
ilers or advanced pUpils ~ Frenehpcrnan3
short tfEne III America. Small Glasses or
individual instruction 113H Conn, Ave-
M W TelsphOne North "a 02
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

Talent % train Oh tlls Steel Guitar
Guitar IKE Banjo. Piano, Dance and
Song for Stare RADIO NitapkCne ard
Record worE. We organize. book ard
c0auh acia Write or phone.
i KAMITSI BROS.
aRnA Vaazav IL Il " Cleve. 4693
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

Ham IIoCT 80lTU Oh -1l7lIT T3T---1 --7I-
Columbia Rosd II
Chanplafn Courts 2810 Champialn 81
Nj W.. modern Elreproof huildinE h.sw h.
eaeca fncinerat0r lile bath. nardgood tira.s
rooms lit and bath ret1te Sd6 so n.
sos Elteh 81 q AIaln 1881
AT.Ess-- RENT DAMS w " DsFisx
sfa i6TH 81 NAT e2x9
The Washington times., 1929-09-27

acres ground Groom house Sc. 500.
aefea az ground 6sroom houee cleo
acre IS groun1 8 rooms and bath.
h.sw Ia electric lghlas beeutl1nl h0ne.
Price $4,000
Al these pfopeEllee arp within 30 Mlns
useG drive rom Wa1hIlf Ion,
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
- l1A1l f.al.1.la nnArnnna