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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
TAT PERSONS INDICTED
FOR LIQUOR VIOLATIONS
Federal Grand Jury Cites Five for
Advertising worthless Dogs
as Pure BREEDS.
" the Assoeiated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March S.-The
Federal grand jury for the eastern dis.
trict Of Arkansas late yesterday report
ed 163 indictments, l2s Of them for
alleged liquor violations.
The liquor indictments involved lat
persons In 10 counties.
Seven counts each Of charges OF
fraudulent use Of the mails were placed
against z. r. Moody, Mack Lyons. Paul
Davis, Bob Finley and J. r. Pierce, all
Of whom had been arrested In various
sections Of the country on charges Of
advertising and sellin galleged worth.
less dogs as pure-bred hunting animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05

Federation of America, TO be held in
this city at the Willard Hotel May IS
to 81, G. G. Younggreen Of Milwaukee,
president Of the federation, announced
yesterday Mr.. Hodges is member Of
the federation board and also member
of the executive board of the New
York Sun.
Francis H. Sisson, vice president of,
the Guaranty Trust Co.. New York, was
chosen chairman Of the general pro-
gram committee, the vice chairmen Of
which will include T. r. Driscoll, adj
vertising manager Of Armour g. Co.,
Chicago; Walter A. Folger, Pacific
Telephone q Telegraph Co., San Fran
cisco, and Harold Stonier. educational
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
REDS GET WARNING
ON DISTURBANCES
Authorities in Many Cities Act
Against Demonstration
Planned Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Announcement of q proposed world
wide demonstration tomorrow in con.
nection with an international unem-
ployment day" has brought expressions
of warning against undue disturbances
from authorities in many cities.
Premier Tardieu, acting as minister
of the interior, has instructed the Paris
project of police that all cemonstra-
tions must be strictly prohibited. At
the same time Communist meeting
scheduled for tomorrow in Prague,
Czechoslovakia, has been forbidden and
two Communist papers in the provinces
there have been suspended.
German Police WatchfuI.
German police will be kept on alarm
duty in all the larger cities of Prussia
to prevent any serious results growing
out Of expected Communist demonstra-
tons. In Berlin all outdoor meetings
have been forbidden and authorities
there and elsewhere contemplated no
difnculty in maintaining control of any
situation which may arise.
Dusseldorf dispatches said that at
meeting Of Communists there the call
had come out some time ago for a
demonstration by the jobless in every
country.
Dispatches from RIGA reported spe-
cial precautions In Estonia against
Communist disturbances.
Walker Gives Warning.
Mayor Walker in New York City Is
sued warning that demonstrations
could be hald only Gin the proper
places" and said that all riotous demon
STATIONS would be suppressed at once.
William z. Foster, a leader Of the
Communist party of America, denied
assertions that the demonstrations were
supported by Soviet money as q means
Of spreading Soviet propaganda in the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05

director OF the American Institute of
Banking New York.
Chairman OF the publicity commit
zee VIII ne Frederic w. Hume, public
reiauonS counsel Of New York.
There win be four chairmen Of the
attendance committee Robert ]. Wiz.
cue. Cnlcago; Lorry A. Jacobs. Dallas.
Ae1'' nelpert Hllscher, San Francisco
and chairman In the East To be an
nounced later. " We an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05

Havana, Cuba. is much worried over
the reduced number of tourists this
winter, the money left by visitors be-
ing one OF the city's most irnnortant
sources of income.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
MOVE FOR DISMISSAL
OF INJUNCTION SUIT
Capt. and Mrs. Calhoun and Moth.
ers' Memorial Answer Demand
for Accounting.

Capt. and Mrs. Clarence c. Calhoun,
the Mothers Memorial Foundation and
the Universal Alliance yesterday asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
HODGES TO DIRECT
ADVERTISING PLANS
Named to Head General Committee
to Arrange for Conven-
ton Here.

Gilbert T. Hodges will head the gen.
eral committee for the twenty-sixth
annual convention of the Advertising
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
7. ". (. 4. NOTES

The educational committee Of the Y. w. c. A. announces that classes in bridac and contract bridge Vi start Monday at | o'clock in the as sociation The c?-@s will be taught by Mrs. Elmer stone, Mrs. Henry Teisch and Mir. Fodman Chambcrlin.
 The membership committee will meet in the association rooms at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Dr. Anne Dyer's third lecture on "GroWth and Changes Affecting Women and Home life" will also be given at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday.
 Wednesday morning at 10:%o the monthly board of directors meeting; [ D. n class in "Eycryday Psycholo- gy" and T. m. group singing,
 Thursday there will be meeting of the Sociology club and the arts and craft class.
 Miss Gertrude Rogers gave an in torcsting report on 'Causc and Cure of the War Conferencc' held recent ly in Washington, 10 the members of the Fellowship club last night.
 The residence girls enjoyed an evening of bridge in tho club rooms last evening. The cafeteria commit tee were hostcsscs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
FIVE MEN ACQUITTED
 OF GANGSTER'S DEATH
Judge Orders Verdict Of Not Guilty When state Fails to Present
 Case Worthy of Jury

Providence, Feb. Pp-.t directed verdict of not guilty in the case of all five defendants in the East Greenwich superior court in the murder of Alfred Rcd" Russo was ordered this morning by Judge J. Jerome Hahn because the state had not presented a case which could be justiliablY allowed to go to a jury. The defendants, Domonico Miiazzo, Antonio TurinO, John Orabona Frank Di DomeniCo and Pasquale be lMcca, were charged with the murder of Russo. rcputcd liking of the underworld" in Providence and cnVirons, who was found dying of bullet wounds outside of Palace Gar dens. Warwick road house, on the night of August 31 last.
 William G. Troy, counsel for De Lucia, Arabon and Di Domenico, declared there was no evidence to connect his clients with the murder of Russo.
 The state. he said, had proved nothing more than that the three men were present at Palace Gardens on tho night of the crime. Former
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Saloon Atmosphere Is
 BOstOn's Newest Ban"

Boston, Feb. : (UP)-More than a decade has elapsed since prohibition became effective, but many q Boston lunchroom still sports a bar, brass rail, and saw dust-coycred floor as mute re- minders of the old days"
 In March, however, even these lingering souvenirs of the pre- dry era will disappear, according to Chairman David T. Montague of the municipal licensing board.
 He has asked police to compile a list of establishments which boast of a prohibition at moSphcre. Eating places named on this list will not be granted license renewals in March unless all fixtures reminiscent of the saloon are removed, Montague said.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
FRIDAY
oS3-WJiC, Hartford-lO60
Eastern Standard Time

-oo-- " LII, dftlt1h-i bo' T;00-Fast Steppers
 T.10-'Speakng of Sports" Arthur B. Mckinley
 7:25-News bulletins
 1:30-''Ray and Bcstoss S;00-Concert orchestra 9:00-Eskimos
 a:S0-"Broadcasti Broadway l 0:00-Alpha and Omega Opera Co. ] l0:3l-''The Travellers Hour," con- cert orchestra under the direc- ton of Christian Krions; with Laura c. Gaudet pianist; Hazel Tuthill. contraIto; and The Colo uial quartet. Program details: March Of the Toys (HerbcrD; On Wings of Song (Mendcissohn}, Colonial quartet: SchcrZo Con Brio U<ricns); Contralto solos by Hazel Tuthill: By the Bend of the River (Edwards). Do You Know My Gardcnp tWoodsl; Piano Concerto No. 2. {, Minor, first movement tBeothoycnl. Laura c. G1audet. pianist. old King Cole T'orsNthc). Maid i'll tho Valley CHerbeck) Colonial quartet; Hap ny Days Arc Here Againi Ilfo'S Joys. solo by Hazel Tuthlll tSpeaksl: Down South (Myddlc- tonl, Sommcu d'Enfant (GnloD Selections, "Prince Of Pilson'
 Luders), with vocal intcrpola- tlon
 l:S0-News bullctins: weather re port; marine forecast; alcohol an nouncement
 Journeys
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
City Items

Braincrd Gordon of 190 Green wood street is confined to his home with an attack of the grip.
 Officer Herbert C. Lyon, who was run down by an automobile on Main street Tuesday night, is able to be out of bed. it was said today at New Britain General hospital, and may return to his home shortly.
 Officer Louis r., Harper will re- turn to duty tonight after brief ill., ness.
 Property at 239 Clinton street was attached this afternoon by Con- stable Fred Wrinkle in an action brought by the General Roofing Co. against G. Lestini. The writ was drawn by Attorney Bernard l.. AL pert.
 Co. No. 3 of the fire department was called to 179 Beaver street at 9:45 o'clock this forenoon to cxtin- Guish a chimney fire in a house owned by M. Uchalik.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
I1I-NES1H. \rX, I ork-f6U

5:15-Thc March of Events; Washington and the News" Mrs, John Baker Pratt
 5:&o-Thc Lady Next Door; chil- dron's program direction Madgc C:oo-Blacl1 and Gold Room or chcstra, direction Ludwig i.anrier G:15-'"rhc World in Music" G:30-American Home Banquet rc- incarnation of historical char 1:o0-The Family Gors Abroad; comedy sketch or an American family; incidental music direction Frank N9gnomj
 7:%u-Thc Twins; Tho Bonnie Lad dies. vocal trio. iamie Ross, ten or: orchestra direction sam Her man
 s:0a-Coucert orchcstra; Jrssica Leo O'Rourkc, tenor; orchestra direction Rosario Bourdon 9:na-Esl<Imos; orchestra direction Harry Rosor
 -Broadcasting Broadway - t.rva Giles, soprano; Welcome Lewis contralto: Robert SimNrus tenor: orchestra direction Harold Sanford
 t0:o0-Alpha and Omcgo Opera Company Deluxe, Inc; negro bur 1esquc on grand opera direction Rosanruud Johnson; jug band 10: Mystery House; mclodrama With musical background ft:00-Hotel St. Regis orchestra, di- roction Vincent Lopez 12:H0-Phil Spitalny's music
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
303-WBI. Springiield-99o

5:45-Junior ! Aviation league 6:09-Agricultural market reports 6;20-Sport 6 Digest
 G:S0-Five Minute Men 6:45-Keyboard Nagabonds 7:Qn-Amos T n Andy
 G.15-Tastyeast '. JeStcrs T.30-Dixies Circus: Fl Dorado fHerbert) Pancake Walk G-au rendeau); Blow the Smoke Away fHoward); The Booster G.akc); Tpidee-U Upidee: Listen 10 the Mocking Bird: Twelfth Street Rag; Cadets Own
 S:Gn-Tnternational program S:3n-Little Busters Corn Peppers S:45-Famous Loves
 a:N0-Musical Pair, Jones and e:3o-Concert Program; Down South; Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray: Juba Dance: Creole Love Song: Go Down Moses; Song of 1he Bayou; Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho: Evolution of Dixie 10:00-The Quakors: I'll See You Again: When Hearts Are Young, from "I.ady in 1Irmine'; I'll Sec You Again; It's You I Love. from Sons O Guns; Song of the
 Mounties. from Rose Marie; Gladly l Kiss the Ladies, from "Paganini"; I'll See you Again: Lift Thine Eyes: Drifting Along With the Tide; Farce; I'll Sec You orchestra Digest
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Berlin Street Renamed
 In Honor of Stresemann

Berlin, Feb. [ P)-Thc name Of q great German military victory has been erased from the street map Of Berlin to make room for q tribute to the memory of a peacemakcr of modern Germany-thc late foreign minister, Dr. Gustav Stresemann.
 kocniggractzer street, which for more than half q century has re- minded Germans of the defeat of Austria in the battle of koenig- graetz, has been changed by official decree 10 Strosemann street.
 The thoroughfarc is familiar to many travellers, as the street on which two of Berlin's principal rail- way stations face.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
319-WABC New NOrk-S60

 5.no-Browsin Among Books with Mary Weston Seaman 5:15-Ambassador Tea Dance, Dance music 5:45-My Bookhouse Story Time; children's featur. 6 6;0o-The Musical Foursome G:15-Closing market prices ( G:3n-Littmann orchestra; Byron Holiday, tenor; Helen Rubin, contralto
 7:00-Diamon1 Entertainers; Will Osborne and his orchestra 7.3n-Faghion Plates: musical pro- cram with Bon Alley SIS Beau Brummcl
 G:n0-Footlights: variety program, starring Toscha Seidcl and Lois Bennett
 &:3n-Ponm"n; graphoIo2y over the radio, music G:nn-Truo Story Hour: adventures
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Through the Static

John Black, former prisoner, whose writing has thrown much light on present penal problems, and Hastings II, Hart of inc Russell Sage foundation, will be the prjn- cipal speakers at the I.ca2uc for In- dusjrial Democracy dinner which will be broadcast by the NEG Satur- day at l;i5. The topic for, discus zion will ho "Thc Prisoner in Re yolt-a Nationwide Challenge" The speakers win take into consideration thc prison mutinics which. during the past year, have rocked th" foundations of the American penal system.
 One hundred and fifty young mu- s1cians, representing the finest mus ical talent in American high schools, will be heard in inc NEG apprccia- ton hour, Friday morning. February
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
I V. 3N-1 .OWc 2 0fCh0SfTa
 1f.17-Sport Digest
1oo-NOR. NcNarl,-.t0

 5.n0-Sylvia Bloomfield, mczzO- -so- prano 5:15-Music school program a:45-Program ] resume and avla- ton weather forecast 5:5o-Sports ; talk G:00-Cncle Don, childrcn's rvo- gram e:S0-Hotel Astor concert orchcs- tra T:So-Celestia Choristcrs G:00-Tuneful Tales, radio comedy with music S:3n---Kinncy orchestra 5;00SFrat ernity Row, college fun with music e:so-Wandering Gypsies, orches- tra and soloistS ! o:nn-Emil Vclazco, organ recital l 0:3n-Lyons and Lyons II :0n-News bulletins ! ] :o5-Roof orchestra 11:30-N Noonbeams, music and prose poems
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

Governor William $. Flynn arguing for Milazzo and Turino contcnded that the state had proved no motive and had in no way connected any of the defendants with the shot gun by which Russo met his death.
 The five defendants were dis charged
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
h6DKYSr!!ADIo'tR o'tRR'l0lGR4MS GSSSM#4 f fns zQ s%.zz*.z4

Of Mary and Bob; "Thrce Hearts
 A6anc" lg:ou-Narie,y program; radios court of Lpepals I0:&0-CurGs Institute of Music;
 artist-pupils from the famous
 school 1t,o1-Slecpy Halls orchestra 1I:&Q-Bcn Pollack's Silver Slipper
 orchestra; dance music Ig;U1-Duke l1ninRton's Cotton club
 band; dance music Midnight Melodies; Ann Leaf aI the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
9I9-NIN SthcUprtaIy-19

IIJ-W F.1. NrhCnCCtaHN-.DV 5.&U- \"Wa items. produce marko report farm forum and stock rc ports
 G.Fn -IlluDrr music G.&H-AWorlcau Home Banquet T:0o-t uion College speaker 7-I5-plljo Nrttru, pianist 7,&"-- Musical program >;oo- General t.Icctrlc concert or
 rNCstr1
 @:Uo.. I.~tmoe o:&o- WKN Players 1:oo Musical program '6:&h Bankers Trust program ] ti.ne-Nu-lcal program
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

IS, It has been announced. nc per Sonnel will be picked from the Ma tional High School orchestra, which includes $50 young players from the United States, Alaska and Hawaii. Tho high school musicians will be in New York to play two concerts at Carnegie hall on the same day they broadcast. On the day previous they will play under Dr. Damr0sch him self in a concert in Atlantic City.
 An all-njght fifth anniversary eel cbration will he broadcast from Sta tion WTIC of Hartford, beginning at 10;&0 o'clock Monday night. The Knicll lcrbockcr Quartet of Boston will represent Station WNAC Of the Hub, one of the nine New England stations sending officials and enter taincrS 10 participate in the pro gram. The south Sea Islanders will he among the well known National Broadcasting company broadCasters who will present varied features from the WTIC studios. Christian kriens, distinguished DutCh- -Amcri- can composer and director will lead q concert orchestra. May Singhi Brccn and Peter De Rose, popular with the network audience will he in the studios. and Norman Clouticr and luis "Mcrry Madcaps" dance Laud will offer syncopatcd melodies, The program including q special half hour from the UBC studios in New ! orl city, dedicated 10 W'rlC for cX- elusive broadcast, will last until at least o'clock Tuesday morning, Stations taking part include WGY, Schenectady, WEEI. WBXA and WNAC, Boston; WEAR, Providence; WTAG. Worcester: WICC, Bridge port. WBZ, Springfield, and WDNC, New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
.o6-NDRC. New HaNcn-133o
TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
oS3-WTJC. Hartford-l060

2S3-WTIC. Hartford-lo6o
 7:n0-Thc Musical TTmo Table
 S:%O-"Chocrio''
 Shopping with Susan
 q:15-The Early Birds fo:0O-C'liff Strong's organ review 1o;3O-Housekcc chat fn:45-Piano recital. Sylvia Musante 11:oo-"Shall i5 Be House or q
 Homc?" Olga M. Sands. home
 demonstration agent. Hartford
 County Farm Bureau 15-"Housnhol Commodities :%o-Laurol Trio tf:45-''Farm Flashes" t2:dn-Hotcl Bond trio; Emil Hoim-
 berger. director
 1:oo-I'. g. daily news bulletins:
 weather report
 3o3-NBI. Springticld-?9o
 &:00-Aunt ,Jomima Man
 S:15-Hoadlinors
 S:&0-Brcakfast Four
 &:t5-Itarly Birds G:00-BeautN and Health, June 9:l5-TTohohcmians | q:30-TIomc Forum Cooking school 1o:o0-Flour: Dr. Royal s. Cope land | f0:3G-Thc Manhattcrs i Elmer Schocttlo. pianist 1 l1I:15-Ia Petite ensemble l 1 G:03-NoWs bulletins 112:0S- Organ, Manuel Dc11aan ! I2:43-Financia news 1o:45-AgricuItu market reports t:00-I'arm and Home hour
 393-NJZ, New 1orl-S60 7:30-Risc and Shine, dance or choStrH Morning Showers &.00-Thc Aunt Jemima Man; Phil
 Cook in characteristic song num- bors and dialogue S:15-Thc IIcadlincrs; novelty or chestra S:45-Ropular Bits; dance band 9:15-Parnassu String Trio 1 t0:0n-MiNod program; Dr. Royal $, Copeland 1 10:30-The Manhattcrs; dance or chestra i t1:0o-Tho Recitalists 1 12:0O-The Luncheon Five; dance i orchestra
 12;45-National Farm and Home
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

G:t0-Detail reports; stock quota
 tions. market reports, special al
 nOunCemcntS G:30-Royal Purple Players 7:00-Amosc m Andy 7:l5-Joint recital; Bess Perry
 contfalto: Arpeako Minstrels A:00-Studio program S:i5-Talk on Antarctic by. Dr
 Bowman. director of American
 Geographical society H:45-Famous Loves 9:0n-Musical Pair 9:&0-Concert program 0:h0-The QuallerS o:&o-Club Richmond orchestra 1:00-Shoe program .l:IJ-Slumbcr Music
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
cg1-WJ/. New Iork-160

 5:00-"W Women Tomorrow" Magis- trate Jeaunctto Brill 5-Melody AIuskctecrs J;35-Rororts: stock market clos ing prices and quotations; finan- cial summary of the day; cotton exchange closing prices and quo- tatiOns: state and federal lgricui- tural reports G:00-W Whytc's orchestra: direc>io Smith Ballew G;@0-"Books in the Limelight," Tom Mason
 G:45-Paulino Haggard. contralto and pianist
 7:oo-Amos n Andy 7;15-May Sinehi Brcen and Peter de Rose. vocalists, ukulclc and piano duo
 7;30-DiNics Circus; Bob Sherwood, circus stories and novelty band di- rection Ludwig Lauricr &,00-Bcn Bernie and his Congress Hotel orchestra S:l5-'' Ahtarctica," Dr. Isaiah Bowman, director American Geo prdphical society s.45-Natural Bridge program; Ia nous Loves, Bonnie Jean and Bobby Burns romantic sketch with old world musical back ground
 9:oo--Musjcal Pair: Ernie Hare, baritone, and Billy Jones, tenor; orchestra direction Will C. Perry @:&o-Conccrt program; Jubilee Singers direction Cornelius Pierce; mixed chorus l & voices: orchestra direction Josef kocstuer l4:0O-Thc Quakers; Lois Bennett, soprano; Mary Hopplc, contralto: male quartet direction William Stickles; orchestra direction Victor Arden 10:&Q-Sntith BaIlcw and his Club Richman orchestra 1:oo-flamiltou Brown Sketch Book; dramatic episodes ll;l5 -Slunlbcr Music: string en- scmhle direction Ludwig Lauricr
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
2I w I.\R, thicagO-S10

5;oo-Thc Air Juniors; a children s hour
 7:t5-Tho Farmers Farmer, agri- cultural market reports and farm features including talks on farm equipment and special news Of the American Farm Bureau Fedora tHon o-T"rpSichorr's Ten Minutes; q dance program and Herman, a comedy dialect sketch studio Gossip. q comedy sketch 12.ou-DN Air Vaudeville, &pc- riaity program featuring Frank Wrstpbal and 14-picco WENE or ChoSrra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
2GI-NHlN EurhCetcr-Ii50

~.H"-St ud}n program .,-f fI-' NjIdrcn'e hour @rt5-C losing quotations on the
 NrW York stock market D:oo--lus' uiuu" news dispatches
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
.1i-WNAC. Bo~ton-f230

@1i-WNAC. BostOn-i230 5:0o-Tcd and his Greater Gang 545-Tea Dance 6:00-Star Gazcrs Purple PetrollzrrS G:G0-Dinner orchestra G:45-CycIc of Songs 7:o0-News flashes 1.10-Fashion Plates Editorial News Review ot Foreign Affairs" James II. Pow CTS
 7.&o-Thc Magic Hand at the con- sole
 7:45-Bools and Authors Edwin Francis F,dgett S;00-Footlight &:3h-Penmon a.o0-Truc story Hour fU:00-Narioty program I0:&o-Curtis Institute Of Music
 program News flashes 11Io-Jmmio Gallagher and his or Stevens and h1S or chcstra 12:0o-Dukc Ellington and his Cot ton Club band l2;3o- Midnight Melodies, Ann Lea' at the organ
 226-NDRC. New HaNcn-133o c:&0-Adcline Bcebc G.45-Program of dinner music 7:o0-Sy Eyer and his Hotel Tat Grille orchestra -.e5-Thc World BOohman T'30--NeWs
 7.35-Sy Bye.' and his Hotel Iatt Grille orchestra S:0o-Mrs. Van Court Tapp, plalllSI S.15-Josephino Fletcher WlIcoN' contralto; Pauline l.. kirkWood, pianist 8:3o-Tho Allegro Mandolin club 9:no-T. o. ,. F. dance orchestra G:%n-NcWs
 a.35-I. 0. o. r. dance orchestra 10;00-Weather report
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-26

at the time of the sale; balance
on confirmation Of sale, and in the
event a sale upon terms is ap-
proved by the Court. all deferred
payments to be evidenced by prom
issory notes and secured by first
mortgage or deed of trust upon the
premises sold.
All bids or offers must be III
writing and may be left at the Of
flee of BANK OF AMERICA MA
TIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS
ASSOCIATION, executor of said
estate, at its banking rooms at
Sixth and Broadway, in the City
Of San Diego, County of San Diego,
State of California, or may be filed
in the office of the Clerk of the
above entitled Court before the
date on or after which said sale
is to be made.
Dated: November II, 1890.
BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL
TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSO-
CITATION
BY r. T. HAGENBRUCH,
Assistant Trust Officer, as Executor
OF the estate OF F. B. Fuller, de-
ceased.
WRIGHT 81 MCKEE
BY G.. C. THOMAS,
Attorneys for Executor.
18-tle
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No., 1913

ESTATE OF OLIVER BROWER,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dorSigned Administrator of the Es-
tate OF Oliver Brewer deceased, TO
the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within six
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said AdminiS-
traitor at the office of the Imperial
Valley Press, 625 State Street, in
the City OF FL Centre, Couty OF I'M
perial, State Of California, which
said office the undersigned selects
as a place of business in all matters
connected with said estate, or to
file them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice in
the office OF the Clerk of the Sup
erior Court Of the State of Cali
fornia, in and for the County Of
Imperial.
Dated November Oath, 1890.
w. t. BROWER
Administrator of the said Estate.
DRUMM, TUCKER g. DRUM, At
torneys at law, 407 First Nation
al Bank Bldg, Santa Ana, Cali
fornia.
Nov, 26, Dec, 8, 10. II, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-26
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 4th day of November,
1880, the undersigned took up on
his premises, miles east from Wire
Bros, on South Fourth Street, El
Centro, the following described ami
NAL, to-Wit,
One 2la -year-old dark bay
horse, no brand, weight 900 lbs,
white spot on forehead.
The said animal is now confined
at said premises, and within 80
days after the date of this notice,
if said animal is not claimed by
the owner thereof, it will be de-
livered to the constable OF El Gen.
tro, Imperial county, California, for
sale under Act 1860, General Laws
OF California.
Dated November 26, 1880.
tSigned JOE ABACHERLI.
Harry Hopkins Ranch, ? miles east
from Wire Bros. Service Station.
FL Centre. Nov 26, Dec. $40