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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27
G-N here can I obtain costs of
al! hlndS Of buildings as esti-
matpG per cubic foot?

'''''h' u tF'i tltblt tOOl
A-Sueh unit prices vary wit
localities. Inquire OF an architect
or contractor in your locality
Q-Wl,en my house was nearly
completed paid my contractor
in full. thinking that by so doing
coJid stimulate him to finish
quickly. Since then have tried
TO get the house finished. but
without success. Now learn
that The contractor has been i'm
court tor nOnpaymert of wages.
What can | do to recover from
hI'n She cost of finishing THE
house? Can ! make him finish
ii now?
At seems hard to be obliged to
advise after it is too late that the
best way to stimulate a contractor to
finish IS to hold out on his compensa-
ton. The standard arrangement is
to retain Is per cent Of the contract
price until 80 days after the house is
finished. If you can demonstrate to
the satisfaction of the court that you
have paid for something that you did
not get. YOU would have a good case.
anu 4Ii5It Stl JuGPlneD however,
collecting on judgment against
such man as YOU describe would
probably be difficult. 1t is remark
able that the workman who brought
your contractor into court did not file
lien against your building to obtain
his wages. Other workmen who
may not have been paid also may file
liens. We Pdvise you to employ an
attorney without delay.
Q-We have house in which
there is a clothes closet in the
second story that projects out
over an open porch. Water seems
10 gather on the walls of the
closet Also it is hot in summer.
This closet is well papefed under
the plaster. Please tell us what
is the trouble.
A-The walls and floors were not
insulated. Wo suggest that YOU
cover the walls with an insulating
wall board. remove the floors, and
introduce an insulating material be-
tween The joists. Paper does not
have much value as an insulator. Its
function is WateTpoofng and wind
stopping
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

WHAT YOU MAY
WANT TO KNOW
ABOUT BUILDING

Questions addressed to the paper
will be answered by the Architects
Small House Service Bureau of the
United States, Inc. controlled oy the
American Institute of Architects and
Endorsed by the Department of Com
Merce, United States government.
Inclosc selfaddresscd, stamped en-
vclope for reply.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

A-Sueh unit prices vary with
localities. Inquire OF an architect
or contractor in your locality.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-27

Copyright - Tho Architoc's' sma
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

Acosta y Jose valdes, a quien a
cusara de recibir obje+os roba
dos ell asistente fiscal William
L. Pencke.
A comenzar el juicio Gomez
h2bi1 con-eguido que 9. fiscal
~reti~3r2 IN acusacitH &c robo
heci.a contra 5ds Representatives,
.dejando la de recibir efectos ro-
badoS.
PreSent6 los cargos Ia tienda
de Kinney.
Ell jurado crey6 culpables y
los j6veneS de recibir efectos
robados. por haber declarado
los compradores de las mercan-
ciaS q. Acosta y Valdes estaban
Esperanto a Mariana Garriga,
81 individuo que hiciera la venta
de 10 robado.
Acosta fue confiado por la
corte a la vigilancia del Sr. An
tonic Alvarez, director del Club
de MuchaehoS de West Tampa,
Y Naldes a su abogado, ell ST..
Gomez.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
key-Schmeling

Ell "superyiviente" pudier4
ser enfrentado con Primo Car
nera y luego hacer 70 mi reapa-
ricion contra Ell triunfador.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
ROJOS CONTRA TIGRES

Manana domingo, a las dos
y media, jugaran aqui con los
''tigres" los "%rojos" de Cincin-
natl.
Harris escogera esta noche
los lanzadores que haran fren-
te a los "sluggers' de la ciudad
Reina.
Toda la "plana mayor" de-
Cinci. con ell manager Dan How
ley a la cabeza, vendra a Tam
pa.
Figuran ahora en- las filas de-
los "encarnados", Harry He'll
mann, Bob Mausel y ell IS Leo
Durocher. Parece SECURE que
Meusel sera utilizado en- ell jar
din izquierdo, Evan Swanson
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Dos vapores italianos, Ida Il.
O. Y Lucia. Y dos americanos,
Commercial Pioneer Y Atlantic
Sun, entraron aver
Los dos primeros vienen a
cargar fosfato, ell tercero trajO
carga general y ell ultimo un
cargamento de gasolina.
LEGO de Cuba la goleta GU
bana Mercedes.
Cargado de MADEIRA zarp6
para Buenos Aires ell vapor in
giles Sneaton.
Tambien Sc hicieron a la mar
durante ell dia de aver los va
pores americanos Major Vince
Ter Y Charles f. Harwood.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
- COMITE NIVEIADCR
VOIVIO A REUNTRSE CON
LOS EXPERTOS

Luego de haber cambiado inn
preSiones con los fabricantes, in
quiriendo las pretensiones de es
tos, ell Comite Nivelador volvi6
a reunirSe aver con los tabaque-
ros que fueron eNpertos de la
NiVelaci6n.
Fue otra junta de cordialidad
Y comprehension, estudiandose
con toda calma las distintas ia
SEES del problema.
Una comisi0n de los eXpertos
Sera seleccionada por ell Comite,
EN- un future cercano, Y con esta
Sc llevaran a termino las nego-
ciaciones.
Obreros Y fabricantes pare
cen animados por la mejor bue-
ma fe.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
|, Akers, IS; catchers Shea Y

o Akers, IS; catchers Shea v
Hargraves; pitchers, Herring
Wyatt y ell indio Hcdgsett.
Aunque ell manager del Fila
DELTA todavfa no ha dicho que
pitchers utilizara, asegdrase
que seran Sweetland .ot y
Collins, con Davis y Nc Curdy
de Catchers.
Ell orden al bate de los phil
lies, descontando a catchers V
pitchers, que batearan EN- 'os
dos ultimos lugares, sera: Sou
thern, cf; Friberg, 2b; Sigman,
IF; Whitner. 3b; Hurst o Sher-
lock. 1b; Thevenow, IS.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
en- Ell centric Y Heilmann en-

en- Ell centric Y Hellmann en- 81
derecho.
George Kelly desempehara IA
pr;mera base, Critz la segunda,
amenazado por Tony Cuccinel-
10; Ford el SIS, con Ia presencia
de Durocher como substitute, :
Ia tercera con Charlie Dresser
y Joe" Strip.
Los pitchers del Cinci sOh
Red Lucas. Jackie May. Pete
Donohue, Epps Rixey, Douglas
Nc Weeny, Benny Frey, Silas
Johnson, Ray kolp, Ash Y Rube
Erhardt. Solo dos catchers tie
men los rojos, Johnny Gooch y
Clyde Sukeforth.
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
LAS PRACTICAS DE LOS


Ell manager Pop Kitchens VIC
aver con agrado ell arribo de-
pitcher Appleton y puso un te-
tegrama a Manolo Cueto, que Sc
9ncuentra en- la Habana, pidien-
lole Sc ponga en- canine.
Cueto llegara manana o uno
!e los primeros dias dc Ia Sc
mana venidera.
De un momento a otro estan
siendo aguardados Ell pitcher
Ketchum Y el catcher Guerra.
FL IS Busky ha anunciado =
Pop que Sc pondra en- canine
la semana entrante.
Grandio, ell italiano de WeSF
Tampa que estaba practicando
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
LOS JOVENES
ACOSTA Y VALDES

Ell juez Petteay, de Ia cor,
de 10 criminal, atendiendo ar
gumentos del j6ven abogado
Jose NJ. Gomez, de Ybor, puso
en- libertad bajo promesa de bue
IA conducta, a los j6venes Luis
La gaceta., 1930-03-15
BASE BALI
DETROIT CONTRA FILA
DELTA

Jugaran hoy en- ell terreno de
Plant los "tigres" de Detroit y
los "phillies" nacionales, de FL
ladelfia.
Los dos clubs utilizaran a sus
mejoreS peloteros.
Buckley Harris ha anunciado
su ''linea de batalla", que es o.
me sigue: Johnson, rf; Funk,
Gehringer, 2b; Alexander, 1b;
Stone, If; Nc Manus, 3b; Rogell
La gaceta., 1930-03-15

con los smokers, fue aver de
iado en- libertad de acci6n pc:
el manager Kitchens.
Los smokers practicaran ma
'6ana, antes de las doce del dia.
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Xz.QS0
TAKOMA PARK. D. C.

TAKOMA PARK, d. c.
charming detached home of stucco over
hollow tile, on q beautiful lot, 40x140, situ-
ter and Walter Reed Hospital. Eight rooms.
bath, h.-w.h., cleo. hwd. rs, screens.
weather strips, automatic STORAGE water
heater, Electrolux refrigeration, 2-car ga
rage. An out-of-town owner will sacrifice
for $500. Key at this ONCE.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
o27 18th st, Realtor. Natl 0T53.
Evening Phone Georgia 1000
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COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY.
1917 Gales st. n.e,-sample; Groom brick,
h..w.h,, elec., gas, tiled bath. cellar. laundry,
3 porches, Price, $3.50; terms, S200 cash,
S4S mo-, incl. all interest Z. M. AIKEN,
927 18th st. Nat. 1855; ewes, WIS. 32e3.
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RARGAIN-S6.o5O


siz.room modern Srick Soms n 0 GOOD 0 n'w
reception hsil. built-in tile bath and one.
ch Chan metal Wsather ssrips. haTwdood
doors, concrete street and alley. recondi-
Eed ssarcss ot tor wen cF
Gail Georgia 2036 for appointment to inspect.
WILL SACRIFICE MY $4,000 DE-
tached Dutch colonial home in Bat
terry Park for $3.50 on terms. Six
rooms, bath, side porch, nice lot with
shrubs and flowers. Garage; ami,
oak floors. Telephone North 747l.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH.
A 2-story modern brick home on beauti-
M vice nE ts H e sOSss
oiIoG siURNER and FRIofpAfRE. Perfect
o Sss .. Is Win S
-, T 15IS !. SAEREIL Cos Ess1.GrS s7.s
CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
An opportunity to buy q bargain. Your
choice Of these elegant new modern brick
homes Sontaining large: BRIGHT rooms
S %th ss ros csss 9ss
Ss S SsdS sVe ssss ssnS Sc the latter
7 Just being completed. but will finish up
Don't fan to drive out and inspect these
beautiful homes as the price has been re-
duced owing to owner being out Of the city.
FOR further Information call Mr.. Geo. J..
wills at Hamilton Hotel or write o. L.
giEmon, $50 Auburn ave-, r. Ct, Roanoke,
OWNERS AND BUILDERS
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1919 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
t.st US aI ot s zesT srisss nSuss
PRICE VERY IsQW--TERAg ARRANGED.
,,,s ,4.Sw VALE Az { JAMES NC. -,
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saso cA 2sISv'y SIS MO.

NoRTHEAsT. NEAR McKiNfEY HIGH.
Certain conditions make it necessary for
owner to sell her. beautiful home at loss
Of over 100, and TO effect a auisk sale has
estry brick, 10 IT,. wide, six large rooms, TIE
bath, hardwood noors and trim, hot-vAter
rear porches, screens and weather=stripped
throughout. Excellent condition. This is q
70 inS'e0s' cau IA aa4a
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NEAR STANTON PARK.
7O6 @ at. n.e.-6 rooms, bath. cellar,
h.-w.h., electricity, colonial front porch, In
closed back porch; newly decorated; price,
$3.50; terms. Will be open for inspection
DARNELL & WHALEY,
RIM. Ill McGill Eldg. Met. 1850.
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SALE-HOVJSES.

1926 DAVENPORT ST. NV.
Charming new brick and stucco detached
err. breakfast room, oak floors throughout,
ful cellar, h.-w,h, cleo; lot 40x142 feet.
To reach house, go out River I'd. to 47th
and turn south to Davenport.
Price, 1880; easy terms. Open Sunday.
SOC Investment Bldg. National Ats.
BATTERY PARK.
Out-of-town owner willing sacrifice at
traettve seven-room Dutch colonial house.
Wis 377f-W
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SAIE-uoTrSES

CORNER HOME, KANSAS AVE. AND FAR.
q baths, extra large and moderniy equipped
kitchen; electric refrigeration. II you're
see A owner eSr on fr Premises H Sat- Or sum. 4sss
Kansas ave. NV.
CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN-MOpERN BRICK
AZ wlds tyenp porcSss sysd sey
SSs$: Siss ssss ILL., ao' 81 81 St NV
INSPECT THIS REAL BARGAIN, NEAR 14th
snd Newton SIS; n:T;-2o.ft prick with 8 p;
cs col ss1s EVENINGS ceH
$3.50. = DETACHED, ROOMS; AMI
SSy IN tie IL. District. Bartlett widmsser Co.
isSS kEE isEI5Y ST Nw.T3SS SALE
rooms. bath. asrase; IS per cent reduction.
PURLEITH. NEAR GEQRqEToWN CoL-
5000. No s AGENTS. 'u Cali Potomsc s2ss.
ON CAPITOL HILL = CONVENIENT SEC
on Es on Wo oors mod.rn In
every way; Price about $3.50. To inspect.
conveniens TsiIed. rsstric ST neishDors
PS S% I'll ban. screens and
Ad.s ses i Eds ST tr once and 'hru00'r
room ,Enslish home; built Of brick and stuc-
CO; all modern conveniences For the man
. spacious site Tor lawn and shrub6ery at
terms. Drive out today f to military :" I'd e
Broad Branch I'd. and turn south. one block
81 iss !. SsI 5sss -
s12sss r.4as: Sss nolSsas . aS
0oS0-
sos COLORADO AVE.-BY OWNER, AT
TGaGsve fsmdstaGns6 brick home seven
for quick sale. Easy terms. North 1925.
DELIdHTFUL HOME; CORNER PRoPERTY.
si1SOo sol MtaT DOf fd chevy Shas.
MT. PLEASANT. 1871 KENYON--s ROOMS,
tile baths three porches, garase. Price
osner n on premises nY sunday. as si p, ss
rooms o bssh. Two o incosed poFeSes hall
TsSn y. vest sS comp ons cav
Sheridan NV: TranspoTtation., stores. schools
s sSndaS Dy siSeF spsins ss quick SAFE
CHEVY CHASE, D. C,-s-ROoM. HOLLOW
tile: De6eis-dasn; modern; wsshshsr-stripDed.
sii.sso Sali owner today, CieT. osoS. 'V
5 ROOMS, BATH, GAS, ELEc.; DEEP LOT,
garage; paved street; near school and car
line; NV section. Price. $1,000; $50 month
open s Ssa5 soS st 4. sss ot HaSed street.
l2x 10th 50. NE.-e r. B., GAS. ELEC.
csSnditicn. Look II over. Owner leaving
Glsx. 0MneI Oh premises. J0e
NEARLY NEW, GROOM CORNER BRICK.
bargain, Quick sale: owner left city; open.
iSoo n g. nee square beyond sears-Roe-
tached home, rooms a bed roomsl, h.-w.h.,
s Sap SssS ss wd6 s pa! DH S.Iss sss
MODERN FIyE-RoOM HOUSE. NEW NV.
section; o $500 equity Tor sa2oo cash. Ad-
NORTHEAST-REAL BUY-sEE TT
l228 Fla. Ave. NE.
81 rooms, all modern improvements; house
70 fi ssr Ciss io sSsaF EaEss'. ARRANGED
,sas ,<tSW Asf EI NJ s JAMES rF North oss,
1929 TRIN1pHD AVE. NE.
..IS.nt c vide deep iot to paved sisy *
ion n.h front porch. oriGinaiiy sold for
lolo vermont Il < Ave- kA@ 9as.lon.l sss.
!2s NEWTQN PL. NW.-WILL SACRIFICE
parcasr Who vii assume ss'e esSs trusts
amounting to $685. no cash payment re-
auired. rooms, kitchen, bath. 2 built-in
porches with heat. built-in garage, ami.
GREGORY C1TRIANI, Atty,
ONLY $3.50.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE & ST. GABRML'S.
This attractive 20-ft. house, with open
fireplace, inelosed breakfast and sleeping
porches, parauet floors, concrete front porch,
2-car garage, and modern in every respect,
location. Address Box s55-R, Star once.
S6,9SOO0
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FAsT-oRowING MARIETTA PARK.

9,000-Chevy Chase, D. c.
Must sacrifice 6-room detached house. half
brick, almost new. h.-w h., cleo. gas. tiled
bath, shower, fireplace, hardwood floors, six
closets, screens, slate roof porches, deep
shaded lot OWNER, District ssbs. az
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CHEVY CHASE MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Colonial house located on one Of most at.
tractive corner lots in forest section, Just
two blocks west of Connecticut avenue. 2l6
feet frontage. Six rooms, center hall, hre-
place, large side porch, tile bath with
shower copper water pipe dowuspouts and
cutters, maids room In attic. 10 dogwood
trees. Price. SlS,500. OWNER, wis. 377l-W.
$3.50.
PACING CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Semi-detached six-room modern colonial
porch home; immed. possession; easy terms.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
GOT 18th st. National 1859. 2ss
PRICE, $6,950.
REDUCED.
Unuuestionably the best value to be found
in any section of the city. Situsted Just
on North Cap. st., an exceptionally well
ing nine large rooms and two baths, hot
water heat. electric lights; nve. brick ga
RACES. This property Is in excellent condi-
ton and can be sold on very attractive
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penn. Ave. Sc.
RaaItOra
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4All KANSAS AVE. NV.
seni-detached brick dwelling, facing two
streets, containing six rooms, bath, elec-
tricity. Price, $3.50. Terms, $500 down,
VIM. p. NORMOYLE.
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RENT-BUsINEsS PROPERTY


ing .............,1....., 49,. .sl2S.Oo
2416 14th st. nw.--Store and dwelling. i25. 90
1852 Florida ave- r,e.......,..... $500
JAIL ST. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1908 9th St NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Goa Grant nj Observation-Disclosures. $500
$50 Md. ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
isi+ Eve st'-Stor,e in basement $50
50 N st. s,w.--Store and dwelling. $500
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
200 ST. NV. Phone National 3440.
WAREHOUSE, WITH ELE-
vator, 2 floors, high ceilings;
50x67, total area 600 so. it. BIS
l. st. s.w. Rent, $l60 mo.
Young & Simon,
Woodward Bldg. Dist. $50.
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SALE--FARMS.

ONE OF THE FINEST DAIRY FARMS m
M93ntgomery County, in EXCELLENT state Of
buildings, water and fencing. Priced right
for quick sale. One-fourth cash: CISsEL
Telephone Rockville 40. We specialize In
MONTGOMERY County properties. t
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1870 q ST. Sc.
Detached stucco dwelling. situated on lot
80 IL. frontage. Eight rooms and cellar,
modern bath, electricity. hot-water heat.
Redecorated and presents Q hne appearances.
Price, $3.50; reasonable terms Of sale.
VIM. r. NoRMOYLE,
6l0 81. NV. National 235b.
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CHEVY CHASE,
RQ ON m

S0,950.O0.
Semt-detached brick home, containing six
rooms. hardwood floors up and down, built
in .garage, autpmotie hot-water heater,
built-in tub and shower. One-haf block
from bus and two blocks from car line:
Here Is an opportunity. to locate in one OF
AFFORD. Cash and monthly payments ar.
ranged to suit reliable purchaser. Call
JUST NORTH OF THE CARNEGIE
LIBRARY. NOS. 1911 AND 1913 9Th ST. NV
Modern brick homes, close to department
stores and downtown business district. Ar
ranged into apartments and zoned for bust
ness or professional purposes, each con-
water heat. Frigidaire. Attractive draperies
Reasonable terms Of sale. Immediate pos
VIM. p. NoRMoYLE,
$40 p st. NV. National 735S.
sos TENNESSEE AVE. NE.
0 rooms, BATH h.-w.h., cleo. lights, porch
PRICE. ss,eso-TERMs.
WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC.
las i4th st. NV. North 0e62.
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SALE OHS NENI-HOUSES.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT--GoOD CON
dition; bargain; 10 rooms, hot-water heat,
cleo. Apply 1925 9Th ST. NV
5622 Sind ST. NV, CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
rooms, baths, oak floors, ami; garage;
large lot 1904 K st. NV. Nat. 3677.
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RENT-FARMS.

20 ACRES, BROOM, PARTLY FURNISHED
bungalow, barns, chicken house, free wood,
coal, immediate possession, fruit, grapes,
nearby Md, adtoins r.r. station. Low rent.
AGENT. 1885 New York ave-, Room 2OS, over
bus depot. 800
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MARIETTA. PARK.

MARIETTA PARK.
- bed rooms. sarage. hardwood trim
throughout, concrete front porch. screened
breakfast porch; facing boulevard; reason
able terms. Call Adams l0l54.
2433 NEWTON ST. NE.-EI0HT ROOMS,
two baths, hot-water heat, electric lights,
Erigidaire. large lot. A good buy at 10000.
..., 40. W, HAMMOND. y: ..
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SALE-HOUSES.

OPPORTUNITY. CoLoRED. PROFESSIONAL;
principal central thoroughfare, ami; terms
arranged; liberal cash proposition. Address
Box 344-H, Star once
COLORED-ExCEPTION BARGAIN; II
large rooms and bath; splendid condition;
hot-water plant. Que St: near Iowa circle.
A. HE1TMULLEa. 1907 l4th st. NV.
COLORED-l127 FAIRMONT ST. NV
l1-r. brick. bath rooms, cleo, h.-w.h., hot
water. storage tank, 2-car garage; price,
Sill ,5e0 cash, $i,500. Owner, 3104 10Th st.
NV. Phone Adams 0054. 28s
FOR-COLORED.
ITO RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Six rooms. bath, hot-water heat. electric
ity. Price. S6,750 House recently repatnt-
ed and papered. Immediate possession.
VIM. p. NORMOYLE,
FOR COLORED.
All CLAY ST. NE.
Detached bungalow, four rooms, modern
plumbing. up-to-date bath room. gas and
electricity. Recently repapered and painted
throughout. House in splendid condition.
Colonial-style front porch. Price, $500.
Reasonable terms of sale
VIM. P. NORMoYLE,
$40 r st. NV. National 22SS.
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DENTISTS, ATTENTION.
Three rooms and bath. 110l Pa. ave. Sc
Occupied by dentist past 10 years; splendid
opportunity. Apply Fealys Pharmacy.
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-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.
l70b LANIER PL.. APT. 4O3 = NEAR 18th
and Col Td.5 3 rooms, FrisidaiTe; monthly
navmant. SIS. Adams $751;.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Bobcats Boot Dope Pail To
Clouds, Beating Dogs $50

mage, put UP the poorest exhibition
IL has brought forth this GEAR. Ogan
never was able to plug left end or
right guard. two holes through which
Edinburg made repeated gains. AZ
ter Barney Jackson was shifted TO
the backfield, center was another
weak spot. The Bobcats uncanny
passing accuracy, coupled with the
great play Of 1t four linemen who
we're receiving the passes. kept Me-
Allen from making any sort Of de-
fensive play. The Bulldog line show
ed I'D miserably in smothering these
pa~Ss-grabbing forwards. especially
Pendleton and Armstrong, and the
secondary showed UP little better.
Jackson. Fred Webb and Jones
were the only ground gamers on
the McAllen squad. jackson turned
III some nice work when drilling
the line but lacked interference
every time he grabbed the ball.
Webb, playing with a badly in
jured left ankle. was unable to
show his speed in the open field
but played great ball nc safety.
Jones was the lad who nearly
carried McAllen 70 a touchdown
In the final period.
Saturday. Oct. %. the Bulldogs
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Balm and Make
Fight for Title
Wednesday Night

NEW YORK. oct. 22-P-Abie
Balm. Newark light heavyweight
has picked a coed spot 70 make his
New York debut. He meets Make
Rcsenbloom. the Harlem clown. in
a 15-round match for the light
heavyweight crown IN Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Bain's ring activities heretofore
have been confined to Newark and
III environS and just now he was
selected for the bout with Rosen-
biocm has been mystifving the ex-
perts. His most notable achieve
ment Is a decision he received over
Rene De Vos. the Belgian fox.
Rosenbloom rules a ) TO ! favor
ite with no takers. The Harlem
HARLEQUIN. who won the title By
whipping Jimmy Slattery last spring
is one Of the hardest hattlers in
the ring 70 beat. Balm. on his rec
ord. does not belong Ia the same
ring with the champion.
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KENTUCKY IS
RATED HIGHLY
Experts Give Her Chance
To Cop Southern
Conference

ATLANTA. Oct. 22.-P-Rumhl-
ing along with q minimum Of bally-
hoo. the University OF Kentucky
Wildcats will engage Virginia Sat-
urday in the last Of their warm up
games and then plunge into Ala
bama. Duke. v. M. T., and Ten
ues<ee.
Expert. singing out "Shipwreck'
Kelly. Wildcat ball carrier, for specl-
al praise. give Kentucky an excel
lent chance 10 grab the southern
conference crown. However, Ken
lucky Is taking no chances with
Virginia and will be on edge Sat-
urday. Yates, a robust end. stand
ing six feet four inches and weigh
ing 1876 pounds, was shifted to the
backfield yesterday and led the var
sity in a scoring rampage against
the freshmen.
At Tuscaloc a. Ala, and Nash
Vile. Tenn. rigorous drills for Sat-
urday's top-line Vanderbilt : Ala
bama fray continue undated.
Touch scrimmage replaced the
rough and tumble variety yesterday
as McGugin's men sought to ia
maliarize themselves with intricate
Bama formations USED By freshmen
There was every indication that
passes would monopolize vandy's
attack.
Tulane. winner or the 1879 circle
title. Is working steadily for itE
first conference game with Georgia
Tech.