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Disabled Veterans

The membership of the District Of
Columbia Department Of the Disabled
American Veterans on May Is was an
nounced as 40 per cent higher than at
the corresponding date of year ago.
Efforts are being made during the two
weeks remaining of the D. A. v. year to
reach the quota of 900 which has been
set by the national headquarters for
Washington. In addition to three chap
tiers already functioning here, the past
year has seen the installation Of two
other chapters, a unit of the d. A. v.
Women's Auxiliary and Dugout of the
Trench Rats which is the burlesque OUT
fit Of the disabled mems organization,
admission to which is by vote of those
already members.
Ralph Chambers of the staff Of the
Washington ofi1ce of the D. A. v. spent
part OF last week at Middletown, N. Y,
participating in the annual convention
OF the New York department.
Plans are under way to have the dele
cations from Virginia and Maryland and
Georgia travel together with the dele
cation from here to Wilkes-Barre the
last week in June for the eleventh ma
tional convention Of the D. A. v. Ar
engagements for the special train are in
charge of George W. Phillips chairman
OF the Convention Committee, who has
a register at department Headquarters
In the Investment Building.
Gen. Frank T. Hines, administrator
OF veterans affairs, and Col George E.
1jams, director Of the Veterans Bureau,
have accepted invitations to address the
D. A. v. meeting and to participate in
~ h. ~ NJ
na1son officers who act as free attorneys
Tor veterans in preparation and presen-
tation of claims before Government
offices throughout the country.
On his way from the New York d.
A. V. convention to the convention of
the North Carolina Department at
Raleigh, Capt. H. H. Weiner of Chicago,
national commander, will spend some
time this vesk here in conference with
the staff OF the Washington Office of
the organization before the national
conclave.
Members of the d. A. v. participated
last week in the dedication of the new
non-sect2rian chapter at the Walter
Reed Hospital.
Lee Turner. commander of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department, will read,
at the Memorial day ceremonies at
Arlington next Saturday, the original
order of Gen. John A. Logan setting
aside May so as day of remembrance
for former soldiers, sailors and Marines.
e. C. Babcock, Harold Sctheron, Lee
Turner, Ralph Chambers, Fred Kochli,
John Egense, Earl Hendricks, George
Phillips, Turner Lewis, George Thigh
man, William O'Connor, M J. Hanley
and ]. r. Mcdonald are among the
members CT the d. A. v, here who have
already arranged to attend the Wilkes
Barre convention. q.
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WANTED-FARMs.

10 TO 20 ACRES OF THE BEST TRUCK
land or farm. not over 20 miles from District
lne on rocz-SurIaced or concrete ROAD.
Price not over $4,000 cash. State nature of
soil, improvements in first letter to FRED
D. @. 26'
SEVERAL ACRES GOOD LAND. SOME
fruit trees, within 40 miles WASHINGTON; pre-
fer water frontage. Write p. o. Box 1874,
Pa. Ave. Station. Washington, D. G.
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SAFE OR TRADE

All-year home directly on Severn River,
80 miles from D. c.; private beach; Xix
rooms and bath. every modern convenience;
hot-water heat, concrete cellar; completely
ings: home in perfect condition; $3.50.
viii consider trade. lots or n1odern home IN
dress BOX 233-R, Star cf1ce. az
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WHEN YOU SEE IT you. TOO, WILL
agree that Neeld Estate. at Plum Point. Is
the finest bay water front. Large lots, beau
tifully arranged. Shady lots. Lots close to
water. Panoramic lots overlooking 5o-mile
view and the most beautiful marine land
scape in Maryland.
Free from all amusements, dance halls.
picnic benches, shore parkcrs and similar
annoyances. No shackS. No marsh. No
cliffs. No mud nat.
The most perfect, smooth white sand beach
on the bay. Finest bathing. Wonderful
Grabbing, fishing.
The houses are astoundingly low in cost.
because an achievement in economic design.
All are different. All are beautiful.
We have no high;pressure statesmen to
annoy you. No real estate sharks The
policies of this development in every. way
measure UP to the quality Of the most beau
tiful water front ever offered Washingtontans
Drive down in an hour and be convinccd.
Take Solomons road to Plum Point road di-
rect to Neeld Estate All fast paved high
way. Preseason prices now apply. Prop
erty open every day. ga
NORTH BEACH. MD.-$500.
Very desirable lot. Consider trade for End
trust note. National 1885
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RENT--FARMs.

NEAR CITY, ROCKVILLE PIKE-VERY
references. Address BOX 490-K, Star ONCE. :
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sALE-INvEsTnrENr PROPERTY

SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY.
7th AND FLA. AVE. N.W.-ist. COMM; 2
6-r: bricks; rents. $500; price, s12,5o0 Call
SMALL BRICK DWELLING. ELECTRIC
light, Colonial porch etc, good section;
rent, S426 a year; price only $3.50. Z. A.
CARNEY, District $40. Room 1914, 1910
VT. ave.
A 2-FAMILY BRICK FLAT IN NORTHEAST.
consisting Of rooms, kit. and bath each
separate hot-water heating plants; rented at
$40 per month; price, $500; terms.
On Lamont ST. near Ga. ave. n.w.-A 2
$c.500; terms.
5 frames Of 5 rooms; some have cleo
tricity; rented 500; price, $500; terms.
Also several other good paving properties.
HARRY JUSTINE,
317 woodward E1ds. Natl. 1869.
NEAR 3rd & OAKDALE SITS. N.W.---6 r., b,
lat! s. s .s To be sold TO settle an estate.
W. McKINLAY, Branch once.
1925 You St. NV. North 490T.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-LONG BEACH ISLAND. NEW
Jersey. Completely furnished Groom cottage
bedrooms, all conveniences; faces directly
on ocean. beautiful beach, excellent bathing
and fishing, 30 miles from Atlantic City
Accommodate 10 persons comfortably. 500
for season. Call Cleveland 0132.
1 HAVE TWELVE LOTS. HERALD HARBoR,
which I win sell at a real bargain price;
near clubhouse; make me an offer.
s27 18th st. NV. National 44s2
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RENT-1NDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL AND N SITS.
$4,000 50. #; o0-&t. street frontage. Ca
RACES storage space and once. Fireproof
improvements. Very desirable for coal and
lumber yard. Reasonable rent.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
Union Trust Bldg. Nat. 67ss
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

VIRGINIA
Quaint, charming. all-year-round Colonial
home, near Blue Ridge Mountains porches,
rooms, furnished with antiques, hre-
places: city water, electricity; 2-cer garage,
parn. storage rooms; scres, choice ia and
stantial Income; small orchard; main high
ways; sporty golf club; city markets,
churches. schools: fine fox hunting f1shing
address Box 9Th, Star ONCE.
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL. BROOM COUN-
try home, near Braddock Heights, Md
Large lawn, flowers panoramic view OF
Frederick Valley, mountains. fine mountain
air. Partially furnished or unfinished.
Electricity. Ideal for family. -Four miles
west Frederick on Shookstown road. Mrs.
NELLIE M. WINCHESTER, Route 5, Fred
erfck Nd
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GASOLINE STATION. FINEST ON LEE
Highway, We. Owner very III. Will seevulce
Small cash payment. Easy terms. May
trade,
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JAMES M. MUNROE,
GEORGE q WOEI II

IIUbLtESs
my2i24,2628.31 Annapolis, Md.
AUCTION SALE, FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY
NINTH 1881, AT TEN A.M-Thres tracts OF
1878 acres each; two improved other in
timber. Also household antiques, farm tools
pair registered Jersey yearlings. registered
milk goats, head well-5red horses. -Four
miles west Fairfax, Va, of Lee Hishw"Y.
g. j armand
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CHOICE NE. SECTION NEAR SCHOOL.
Large store and rooms. Double garage.
Sold for $4,000, BY reason Of foreclosure
the bank will be able to sell for ST,T50.
Small cash payment. Easy terms. An ex-
ceptional bargain.
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AUCTION SALES.
FTITITRE nAYg

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. INTERNAL
is3i.-The following described real property,
seized from Nelson g. Hubbard, under War
assessed Federal Income taxes due, will be
sold as provided by Section 1897 Revised
Statutes OF the u. g., as amended. at public
auction, or FRIDAY, JUNE TWELFTH 1881,
AT TWO ? NJ, upon said premises: No. ],
the records. OF the District Tax Assessors
once for the District Of Columbia. These
Rhode Island Avenue between Third and
Fourth Streets, Northeast, and lots 845 and
3. Lot SOC. Square 1851. as per the records
Of the District Tax Assessors Once for the
property. is situated on the southwest corner
81, Third. street and Rhode island Avenue,
Ncrtneast OALEN 4 TAFT, Collector Of
INTERNAL hsTenues mx2s,aitetI
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=-=p1sy ANTS BUSINESS & FINANCE co.
Suite 7o1, Home Life 1lAs. Vt. & L Me. s274.
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WATER 'FRONT.' PRnPERrY.

PINE WHIFF BEACH
on South River-For rent for season. beau
tiful cottage, spacious grounds. large sandy
beach. city conveniences; ALSO two others.
$3.50; lots, 500 up. BERNARD, Adams $3.50.
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Finest of Summer Homes
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,

Opposite JIDsOII ISTdIIU'
FOR SALE-Large two-story bunga-
low, attractively furnished; phone,
electricity, Frigidaire, Chambers gas
range, hot and cold running water,
fifty-foot screened front porch, eel
lar contains two bath rooms with
showers and toilets; three-car ga
rage, tank and pump; servants quar-
tiers, tennis court, pier, speed boat,
fine safe beach. Attractively planted,
large flower beds, fish pond. etc. Adj
dress 2705 Roslyn ave, Baltimore,
or phone Liberty 6S0l. Sunday phone
AunaDoIis 1223-E-25
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FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE WATER FRONT PROPERTY
ON SEVERN RIVER, NEAR ANNAPOLIS.
on TUESDAY, JUNE SECOND. 1881, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. the undersigned
trustees will offer at public sale at the
court house door in the city OF Annapolis,
Maryland, beautiful tract of land con-
more than two-thirds Of q mile on the
Severn River and adjoining Sherwood For
est The property is conveniently located
with reference to the w, B. G. A. Electric
Railroad at 1glehart Station and is most
desirably located for purposes of develop
ment, and is one. of the last properties on
the Severn River likely to be offered for sale
in the near future.
For terms and particulars inquire of the
undersigned.
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Summer Re sort-

Summer Resort
On wicomico r.; 10 acres, grove beautiful
pines; 800 It. white sand beach, cottages,
bath houses, 12s private rooms, ; pavilions,
5 confectionery stands. restaurant: Quarters
for wild duck & geese hunters IN winter
can no longer handle, sacrifice at $1,000 for
Bonded sTROUT AGENT, i22 No. Division
ST.. CHINO BLDG. Salisbury. Nd.
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SALE--FARMS.

SALE-FARMS.
So ACRES; BROOM HOUSE, BARN, FRUIT.
other buildings, Ideal Cor Summer home in
shenandoah Valley; $3.50; terms. Lin 1854.
27o ACRES. ST. MARYs CO.. MD. HOUSE.
tSSs Eood re bsnce ~ R tsq
ter@ Add4ess BOX star once
$40 ACRES. STOCK. GRAIN. GRASS FARM,
large orchard, big brook. springs. well. blue
g., pastures: growing crops: iotg frontage
Ssnton V a only 0 sss per acre. JOHN Nc
KINNEY, Merrifeld Va. on Lee Highway.
50 ACRES. 5-RooM HOME. IN FINE CON-
doitlon; all necessary outbuildings; estimated
acre farm in Vienna, $4,000. Terms on both.
Phone Falls Church 829-F41.
FREDERICK, MD. NEAR FRED. BALTIC.
eond ss a no ' S
Excellent for tourist camp. Address BOX
469-K. Star ONCE.
MoSETq e SALE OF VALUABLE
Co M6 ea nSe H
improvements; sale. to be held in front Of
the court house door. Rockville, at Il 80
write undersigned. ALBERT M. BoUIC.
attorney. Rockville. Md.
40 ACRES. BORDER OF TIMBER, STREAM,
orchard. splendid community. fine soil won
derful view; Broom, stone mansion, baths.
trees and paintings. tenant house, farm
dwelling; stone construction. necessary out
5idgs. Price $4,000. Address Box ASK,
$50 ACRES. IMPROVED. HALF CLEAR.
meadow, stream. large amount valuable wood
and timber. GOOD tobacco farm. worked by
three years. Snap. s345o 90, terms. THOMAS
DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. st. Marys Co, Md.
LEAVING CITY. WILL SACRIFICE SO ACRES
with mouse. acres in fruit, or or 10 acre
Tracts HrU;; Good for poultry or green houses
Z miles in Maryland. Address Box 3s9-K,
S1e1
FARM. 40 ACRES LAND, GROOM HOUSE.
S s f EsDs s7; GOOD on eI sPrnE ns
20-A Bates st. NV.
lss ACRES. WITH OLD FoUR-RooM
house; needs repairs; lying on excellent
gravel road about 20 miles to washington:
BORDERING on one side is : beautiful stream
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va.
Phone 1-3-5
so. MD. TOBACCO FARM.
230-acre productive, salt water front farm,
equipt for growing tobacco, barns, 2 ten
h.w.h.. electric lights, bath. Located in popu-
lar shore resort and Summer cottage section
able for ts class Of $4,000 Easy
terms. Address Box ASK. Star once.
40 Acres, Auto. Horses, Hens,
Implements. etc. included to settle quickly;
between Phils; 4 Bsltimors: easy trucElngg
pastursge & l8 acres tillage; 5-room home.
convenient barn. hog g. hen houses. sl;750
sTROUT AGENCY, 1422-N, Land Title Bldg,
Phila.. Pa.
5000 Secures F1Iit Farm
43 acres. near Village. IS acres level loan
tillase for corn and vegetables; creek wateYed
pasture; estimated 200 cords wood. some saw
timber. $50 apple trees, so peaches. 20
cherries, is plums. pears, grapes. berries.
Good 2-story s-roonl house, nice shade trees.
bosss To eiess immsSiateIy - o6 Viii,
1900 down. Write for picture. z. c. Brum-
back, BONDED STROUr AGENT, Middle
town, Va.
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A WONDERFUL STORE LOCATION. SUR
rounded by strictly residential zone. Near
tnrough mortgage holder. Small cash pay
naent. Very cheap.
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wANTED-.USMESS PROPERTY.
%oTEL OF 100 OR MORE ROOMS IN GOOD
location; financially responsible and experi-
once. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-24

Ralph Chambers of the staff Of the
Washington Office of the D. A. v. spent
part of last week at Middletown, N. Y,
participating in the annual convention
OF the New York department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-24

UNUSUAL STORE OPPORTUNITY.
Located at 40S Baltimore blvd, with
modern 6-room apt. above. Just vacated.
Across from University Park and In the
heart Of Riverdale; the only available bust
ness property in this whole section. Excel
lent location for grocery hardware beauty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-24

Commercial alcohol ranks fourth
water, acids and petroleum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-24

Pvt. John K. Early has been ordered
transferred from the reserve to the
active list Of Company r, 121st
Engineers,
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Pvt. De Forest E. Sessions, on the
Reserve list of the Medical Department
ordered honorably discharged on ac-
count of removal from the District.
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so. MD. TOBACCO FARM
230-acre productive, salt water front farm,
equipt for growing tobacco. 3 barns, ten
ant houses. modernized broom residence
h.w.h., electric lights, bath. Located in popu-
lar shore resort and Summer cottage section
of st. Mary's County. Priced very reason
abe Tor ms class Of properly, Slo;9eo. Easy
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SALE--LOTS.

to communicate with reliable builder, small
capital required. Address Box 383-H, Star
office
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SUMMER HOMES.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

MATCH UP MOST ANY REASOEABl
trade in local one-trust or clear propert
quick action. Cleveland $50.
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STORE WITH 3-RM. APARTMENT. Co
iunbia rd near 18th st. Fulton r.. Gordon,
PEG. ms. Bldg. Dist. S23l: even, Cley. 1888.
4 STORES LOCATED IN THE BEST BUSI-
ness section OF Takoma PARK. D.; C., at the
intersection of Cedar and Carroll Sts.. NOS.
Sla-20-22-24 Cedar st. These stores are
nov being remodeled and will oe ready about
June 9Th This offers an unusual oppor.
tunity for first-class mems furnishing and
clothing, store. ladies' ready-to-wear ana
dry goods store. shoe store or florist.
For additional information apply to
1925 St. NE, or
phone lin 61AS -
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sALE-BusTNrss pRoPERry,

EToRE ON eth STREET WITH APARTMENT
pricc $780, easy terms AN apportun Sn' t.
have apartment carry the building, leaving
store cost nothing. H. A. SIMON, e07 18th
nv Dist. 1896
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RENT-STORES.

925 18th ST. N.W-LARGE STORE AND
Earage. Low rent. Good location. Suitable
Tor any business. w. A. MILLS, ACT. 4o4
1889 P ST. NW.-GOOD STAND FOR BAR
Der shop. delicatessen. lunch room. shoe re-
pairing or beauty parior; $50. CRANE d
NEW STORE AND WE'LL ARRANGED FLAT
Ideal location for barber, tailor. shoemaker,
notion store and many other lines; very
moderate rental. 2203 Naylor I'd Sc. Col
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
FORMER RESIDENT HERE

Rev. James Crutchfield of Dun
can, former pastor of the Method
ist church of this city, arrived Tues
day night to spend few days. He
returned to Duncan yesterday.
Rev. Crutchfield moved to Dun
can from Nogales two years ago.
He is a son of the late James E.
Crutchfield of Phoenix, who was
chaplain of the Arizona legislature
for many years. including the first
session held in 1912 right after Ari-
IONA became state.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely and gratefully thank
all of our kind friends and neigh
bors for their loving sympathy and
helpful consideration during the
illness and following the death of
our beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
Catalina NJ. de Ramirez.
Cirilo Ramirez.
Cecilia Ramirez.
Ramon, Castor and
Gerardo Ramirez.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
BEER BOTTLES

One of the empires at the local
league ball games is said to have
threatened to oust from the ball
park any and all newspapermen
publishing criticism of his rulings.
That ump has probably never be-
fore umpired where beer bottles are
handy.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
RETURNS TO INDIANA

Edwin Charles, son of Judge and
Mrs. Frank j. Charles of Marion,
Ind, left Wednesday for his home
after spending the winter at the
James Hathaway ranch in the Hua-
chuca mountains. This fall young
Charles will resume his studies at
Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind,
where he is taking course in en-
gineering.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

A dinner party Thursday even
ing at the Cavern Cafe was made
up of City Clerk and Mrs. Phil
Herold, Attorney and Mrs. Charles
L. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Mi
chaels, Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Con-
ner and A. A. CaStaneda.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
MRS. JAMES DOUGLAS HERE

Mrs. James S. Douglas, mother of
Congressman Lewis w. Douglas, was
a visitor in Nogales Thursday from
Douglas accompanying her son and
wife to this city. They left late
Thursday night for Tucson enroute
to the CongreSsman's home in
Phoenix. Mrs. James S. Douglas
is the wife of the millionaire min
ing magnate.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
LUCKY HARRY

1t was lucky Tor Harry Conner
that Ernie Haas didn't get home
run Thursday. Conner had an
nounccd that he would, clean and
press two suits of clothes for each
Nogales player knocking a homer.
Conner has a fence post to thank
for Haas long drive not being a
homerun.
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LEARNING TO BOWL

Two prominent young matrons
were bowling at the Elk alleys We'd
nesday and announce they will soon
be ready to challenge and and all
of the fair sex.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Mrs. A. w. Hagemeyer of Tucson,
formerly Of Nogales, was visitor
here Thursday evening attending an
Eastern Star meeting.
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H. I!..:|'|' ||.!sfI!E1Rf+'AftfiH+
BODE HERE

G., E. Bode, former well known
Nogales resident, is here from CAL
exico for a few days.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
GREEK POLITICAL
CLUB TO MEET

All members of the Greek
American Political Club are
invited to attend a meeting to be
held at the Chris Kerson home, 118
Potrero street, at 8 o'clock Monday
evening.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Attorney Oscar T. Richey of Tue
son was here Thursday evening to
attend an Eastern Star meeting.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

j. G.. Barnes of Phoenix, formerly
of Nogales, was a visitor here yes
terday.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Miss Marie de la OSsa was a Wis
itor here yesterday from Lochiel.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

San Luis Work started on new
Federal building here.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
BACK FROM WEST COAST

w. E. Mcclellan and w. w. War
rem, representing Outdoor Mexico,
a new newspaper, returned this
week from business trip down the
west coast of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Ice cream and sherbets i'll all
flavors are ready for your call at
the NOgales Creamery, Phone 5.
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Mrs. M. T. Wheat of Tucson is
visiting her son, Tom Hobbs, and
family, Ellis and Potrero streets.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Walter Rice of Tucson, former
Nogales undertaken, was here
Thursday evening.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

j. w. Yeary of Tucson. southern
Arizona district manager of the
Pay'n Takit stores, was a visitor
here Thursday.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Captain Charles Beatty left
Thursday for Douglas to attend the
postmasters convention.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Lewis w. Douglas of Phoenix,
Arizona's congressman, was a Wis
itor here Thursday.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25

Hi Corbett of Tucson attended the
NogalesTucson ball game at Brew
cry Park Thursday.
Nogales international., 1931-04-25
MOVE TO NOGALES

Former Secretary of State 1. P.
Frazier and family were expected
to arrive yesterday to make their
home in Nogales where they resid-
ed before going to Phoenix when
Mr.. Frazier became a state official
two years ago last winter. The
Walker Transfer Company sent up
to Phoenix Wednesday for the
FRAZIER household goods.
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ROxbury

Mrs. Rosa Pugh of Newark visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Wal
lace, from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Devore left
San Gabriel, Cal, June IS, and mo-
tored through ten states on their
way back to Ohio, and expect to re-
turn home by Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Jane TimbermaR spent the
week end with her friend. Mrs. Car
oline Green of Stockport.
Leslie Ellis and Mrs. Emma Ellis
Devore called on Mary A. Wallace,
recently.
Geo. Loar and family spent the
week end with his mother, Susie
Chadwick.
Jas. Wallace made business trip
to Beverly, Monday.
Sylvia Gheen is staying at Perley
Pugh's, and Goldie Gheen, at
Floyd Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Burge and
son Dwight visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Gheen and called
OH MIS- MARY "A. w Wdlldce, saturday.
Eber Beach and Jas. Wallace
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Beach, Sunday.
Minnie Mills and daughter Opal
spent Sunday at Lowell Bowman's.
Flora Morris is at home, at this
writing.
The Roxbury grange will have an
ice cream social at their new grange
hall at Rose Hill, near Oakland, Sat-
urday evening, Sept, 10, .r