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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-25
c. P. 0. NINE AIMS
At TWO STRAIGHT
Winner Over Commerce, 81,
Would Wind Up Week Day
PIay-off Today.

~ HOULD G. p. o. trim Commerce
again this evening in the play
of series for the. city weekday
base ball leagues championship,
the Typos will garner the laurels. The
game was scheduled for the South FL
lipse at AIS o'clock. Should a third
contest be necessary 1t will be played
on the same diamond at the same time
Monday.
With Frank Corkins pitching three
hit ball the Typos yesterday downed
Commerce. to /, In the series opener.
Leon Riley, losing hurler, famed 10,
but was reached for nine hits.
G. p. o., with Hon1an, 3. Schneider
and Harding heading its attack. scored
three runs In the first inning. Roman,
the first Typo batter to face Riley, hit
. homer.
u. C. Umpires' Association nine will
meet the French Co. team, rated the
District independent champion, tomor-
rev afternoon on the South Ellipse at
o'clock and Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock will engage the Hecht Co.
nant winners, on Monument diamond
No. 4.
Some other games carded this week
end:
TOMORROW.
Phoenix vs.. Palisades, Phoenix Field, 3
Chevy Chase Grays vs. Westminster A. C.,
Chevy Chase Playground. o'clock.
SUNDAY.
Circ's Villagers VS.. Phoenix, Phoenix Field.
Chevy. Chase Grays VS.. Virginia White
Sox, Bailey's Cross Roads. Va, 3 o'clock.
more.
Wheaton A. G. VS. Gulf Refining Co.,
Wheaton. Md. 3 o'clock.
Majestic Radio VS.. Elkridge, Elkridge,
Md. fdouble-header).
GAMES WANTED.
Bethesda A.. c.. for Sunday Rockville
especially challenged. Bradley 80 between
Thursday A. C.. for Sunday. unlimited OPP
ponent. Bradley % after pm.
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Camera Is Good
AS Mind Changer

NEW YORK, September 25.-The
" question before the fstic house
at the moment is: Who primed
Primo to refuse Tommy Loughran as
an opponent at Ebbets Field on
october /?
After the commission had granted
Jack Sharkey poStponement
Thursday for his fight with Camera
from October / to october IL, the
Italian was ready to pick his weight
in wildcats, which would be con-
siderable wildcats no matter how
you look at it.
Promoter Jimmy Johnston was all
agog over the prospect CT Offering
Loughran and Camera on the first,
with the winner to naeet Sharkey
on the twelfth. Joe Smith,
Loughran's manager, fell all over
himself accepting the proposition
and with Camera crying for match
on the original date so that he
might not go stale, everything was
serene.
But early this morning with the
lights on Broadway going into seclu-
sion for the daylight hours, Johnston
learned that Camera did not care to
meet Loughran on the. FIRST, as he
had stated so explicitly at the COM
mission only a few hours before.
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Pigskin Crashes Horsehide
Even Experts May Get Their Spheres Mixed.
by TOM DOERER.

When he shifts becker of hair oil
his loyalty to old Bumeroo rises
like his hair might If he put 1t
where 1t belonged. When he argues
for old Bumeroo 1t will take the
Bladensburg Fire Department to cool
him of. His listeners will apologize
for having other views.
1--WE have . halfback at cid Poke
mOke," he will articulate, "who has
everything but a cure for the depres-
sion and warts on his neck.
when that boy fiips a pass he aims
for the third button on an ends vest.
When he signals for kick from mid
field the referee Immediately blews his
whistle for a field goal. And when he
grabs the ball the other side gees to
the sidelines to watch the run"
But there are 10 others like that boy
on old Poke. Yet the old grad viii not
be able to explain how Sneezeville High
larruped old Poke on the previous Sat
urday.
Listen to that baby and you will
think that Poke Is composed OF IL
of the worst lifers out Of Atlanta
Pen, with a reserve squad OF the
world champion piano movers. Lend
him an ear and he will tell you that
the teams quarterback is so tough
he walks down the field smoking
cigar and signing Endorsements for
cement. And the toughest bird on
the enemy's line could not make
Foxes debating outfit.
perinoino tomorrow the biggest rah
in the lather emporiuns will be foot
ball. You can get winner with every
cleaved whisker When your favorite
beard shipper homes his ak he is not
sure whether you want your mustache
waxed or came to use the telephone.
But he can tell you why Georgetown
ought to larrup Lebanon Valley. He
does not care, either. Any man can
cut hair, but it takes a good barber
to give you a winner of foot ball
game or a billy goat fight.
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When they pick loser 1t Is typo
graphical error and it's the printers
fault. When they call winning shot
they want a bust in the Hall OF Fame
q letter of commentator from Hoover
and a rise in salary.
But don't blame the inexpertS too
much. That game is being played from
the bench these days, and handicap
per never knows how . cOach's mind
Is going to untangIe. Those babies ar
range everything I'm the game but the
floating ribs, skinned shins and cracked
chinS.
And 1t Is going to be that way, gentle
men, until the game is turned back 70
the players. Which Is long way on,
because the college bookkeeper can
prove that youthful enthusiasm might
make this better country in which to
live, but you can build stadi and hitch
faculty salaries on what the coaches
are doing.
Anyhow, the 1881 Tot bali season
Is about TO unfold, and If 1t Is going
to be any different than last years,
or the years before, call me up some
rainy afternoon and prove it.
My only doubt Is whether there
will be enough shinplasters to go
around this Fall. If there isn't let
me warn you that you will hear
lot Of yelping from the faculties
about too much overemphasis.
What they will mean, brother, Is
that there is not enough money COM
ing In to pay for a first-clasS team
and improvements on the campus.
And the accomplishing will come
via the Topping OF Of a high priced
coach for one who win work for less
peanuts.
Yet things may come out top up.
There always has been enough frog
skins to go around In sports, no mat
ter what Is happening to make them
scarce elsewhere.
X Well. we're OF. anyhow. Let's 70.
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20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

TALLAUDET'S foot ball squad
~ includes these veterans: Capt.
Battiste, West, Jacobson, Glad
hill, Rockwell, Foltz, Miller, DURAN,
Roller and Moore. Classen, Martin
and Kelly are among promising new
corners.
Donald Ball is golf professional
at Columbia Country Club.
Among those mentioned in the
golf news are Montgomery e. Dam
forth, A. S. Mattingly, Emmett Pol
lock, John 3. Klemmann, John
Porter, Lawrence D. Morgan, T. H.
Anderson, r. w. Daniels, J. H.
Martin, Ryan Devereaux, P. j. Fitz-
simmons, j. M. Sterrett, Stanley
Purman, Senator J. M. Thurston,.
r. B. Brown, w. H. Moses, F. B.
Poe, o. p. jackson. z. S. jackson,
F. L. Huidekoper. H. z. Cotton, c:
r. Wilson, G. X. Rockwell, j. H. and
w. H. Merriam, Rudolph Kaud-
mann, B. s. Simmons, Otto j. De
Moll, Robert Phelps, DR.. G. II.
Stearns and w. M. Smith.
Manager Jim McAleer likes Ray
Morgan, Washington recruit third
DHSEf02n.
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.SHARKEY-CARNERA
BOUT STILL IN AIR
Loughran Ready to Step in
If Jack Continues to
Spurn New Date.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
" YEW YORK, September 25.-Primo
M Camera may make that second
New York appearance Of his
next month, but 1t appeared q
bit improbable today that the big
Italians opponent would be Jack shar-
key, the Boston sailor man. who still
can talk q good fight.
Promoter Jimmy Johnston has had
Camera and Sharkey booked for some
time to clash In a 15-round bout at
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, October /, but
yesterday the bout was showed back to
october IL on Sharkey's plea that he
had injured the little finger of his left
hand and would not be able to go
through with the battle on the earlier
date.
The new date of October IL was the
New York State Athletic Commissions
idea and not Sharkey's. Jack MAIN
to fight Camera that soon and when
asked point blank whether he planned
to 60 through with the match then
replied with nat and decisive mo-"
LOughran Wants Shot.
SO the whole matter was up In the
air along with Johnston. Jimmy went
scurrytng around yesterday and discov-
cred that Tommy Loughran, the clever
Philadelphia, was perfectly ready and
willing to meet Camera. Loughran may
get the shot either on October or
october IL Cameras manager, Leon
See, protested vehemently against any
postponement and said Camera would
be prepared to fight Loughran on the
LIST and Sharkey on the 18th.
Loughran would be outweighed 90
pounds by Camera, but the Philadel-
phian is used to giving away weight.
He conceded Victoria Campolo so pounds
and nearly knocked out the huge South
American recently and has whipped
Max Baer, Ernie Schaaf and Tlffy
Gr1niths as well during the last few
months.
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Fistic Battles

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH.-John Datto, Cleve-
land, knocked out Jackie Wilson, Pitts
burgh 90; Eddie Collins, Erie, Pa,
knocked out Eddie kaufman, Cleve-
land (3).
CINCINNATI.-Bush Graham, Utica,
N. Y, outpointed Bat Battalino. world
featherweight champion Q0). non-title.
CHICAGO.-Ted Ross, Chicago, out
pointed Bill Baker, Chicago Q0).
JOHNSTOWN, Pa.-Willie Davies,
Charleroi. Pa, outpointed Ross Fields,
Cleveland (10).
MUNCIE, Ind.--Don Fagg, Clinton,
Iowa, outpointed Moan Baumgartner,
indianapolis (l0l.
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CHAMPION WHIPPED
IN NON-TITLE BOUT
Graham Scores Over Battalino,
Feather Ruler, in a Dull
Ten-Rounder.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. September as
Bushy Graham of Utica, N. Y, pounded
out dull 10-rQund decision in nom
title bout here last night with Bat
Battalino, featherweight champion.
Battalino forced the fighting most Of
the way and scored heavily in the in
fighting. After seven rounds of clinch-
ing and cautious sparring Graham
cut loose and outboxed the champion
to win in the eighth and ninth rounds.
The tenth went to Battalino. but gave
him only four rounds to Graham's five.
The first round was even.
Battalino appeared puzzled by Ora
hams style and made little showing
against it.
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TiIden-Richards
Officials Named

VTTINFREE JOHNSON, president
w Of the Washington Tennis AS
ISOLATION, has named John
Laid, william o. Shreve, Joseph
Rutley, Pat Deck, Capt. A. j. Gore,
A. o. White Sand Herb Shepard to
act as officials in the professional
tennis matches featuring Bill Tilden
and Vincent Richards Sunday after
noon on the Wardman Park courts.
Richards will arrive here today,
and Tilden tomorrow night.
Albert Burke, Bruce Barnes, En-
NETT Pare and Bobby Sellers will be
here with Tilden and Richards.
Tickets for the matches are on
sale at Spalding's, the Tennis Shop
and Wardman Park.
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Johnson Pleased Teams Spirit Groves 7hyst Cnch Recorc

game on the National League schedule
as he held the Pittsburgh Pirates to
five hits to win his nineteenth victory
of the season, 5 to l.
4 FLOCK of exhibition games for the
n benefit of the unemployed kept
five other major league teams busy
and Melted something over $4,000 for
the jobleSs of New York and st. Louis.
The results were something of q tri-
umph for the American League repre-
sentatives. The st. Louis Browns wal
loped Burleigh Grimes, ace of the
Cardinal staff. for six runs In the NTH
inning and downed the National League
champions, to 4.
At New York the Yankees took the
best claim to the city championship
by downing the Brooklyn Robins, to
/, in the second half of charity dou-
ble-header after the Giants had de-
feated Brooklyn, to /. The Yanks
beat the Giants in another charity
game two weeks ago to take the first
leg on the title, then came through
with q flock of homers to win yester-
day. Four-baggerS by Larry, Dickey and
Gehrig accounted for all but one Yam
kee run. The Giants also won on q
homer when Johnny Vergez hit for
the circuit in the seventh inning Of the
opener to break up a mound duel bs-
tween Bill Walker and Austin Moore.
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PLAY FOR DIXIE HONORS

HOUSTON, Tex, September IS up.
The Birmingham Barons and the
Houston Bufaloes will meet under the
lights here tonight in the deciding
game of the 1881 Dixie base ball series.
The teams travelled back to Houston
yesterday, tied at three games each
as the result of a Birmingham come
back, which found its peak, apparently,
when the Barons hammered four Buff
falo pitchers Wednesday for % hits
and won, II to 10.
Tonight's hurting duties were as
signed to Jerome Dizzy" Dean, Hous-
ton youngster, and Bob Hasty, Birming-
ham veteran.
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Sunday morn. 1t Will De surprising
how the alibi crop will keep up.
But don't twick beezer of scorn
at the boys. Just when it appears
that old Hopscotch College is going
to win from Herringbone School by
more touchdownS than there are
vets with hope, somebody has lapse
of memory on that field and Her
ringbone wins by a bigger margin
than your broker used to call for.
That viii upset the dope, the experts,
and takes Herringbone on Hopscotch's
schedule next year, preventing 1t from
getting 40 per cent Of the gate and
new d0rmitory plumbing.
But lot of the experts will be
getting cagey as the season pro-
crosses and their standings suffer
with anemia. They will pick win
ner with reservations. Some of
those reservations, too, will be big
enough to quarter all of the Indians
In the world upon it. When they
nominate Umpah School to lash
Bunkerin College for the bewilder-
ed you can bet either way and be
wrong. They say yes and no in the
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team he will give the answers first
He will prove there is conspiracy
between Trenchmouth, Bumeroo and
Pip Colleges to keep dear old Kicka-
poo out of the alliance.
Yessir, that baby will yodel enough
to hold newspaper A. p. franchise.
morning and afternoon editions.
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CHARITY GAMES.


By the Associated Press.
Bob Grove, Athletics Held Red Sox
10 Ave hits TO hang UP thirty-first VIC
tory.
Willie Kanm. Indians-Crackeo out
double and three singles against Tigers
Jim Elliott. Phillies- Stopped Pirates
wttt ave hits To win nineteenth game
OF season.
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with foot ball.
When the grid
mentors stop steam
ing the alumni as
sociations will be
arguing for shin
guards for specta-
tors and the scalp
ers will ask for fair
play.
And the old grad
will speak his piece
in the midst of
war, demanding
more 50-yard lines
in the game. When
that baby starts 10
arplla about. his
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Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting Simmons, Athletics. $50:
Ruth, Yankees, .372.
Runs-Gehrig. Yankees. 15s: Ruth,
Yankees, LA.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yankees,
178; Ruth, Yankees. 155.
Hits-Ayerill, Indians, 2oe: oehrig.
Yankees, 205.
Doubles-webb, Red sox, 90: Alex
ander. Tigers, IS.
Triples-Johnson, Tigers. 10: Blue.
White Sox, IS.
Home -Gehrig, Yankees, Is;
Ruth, Yankees, ~.
Stolen bases - Chapman, Yankees,
81; Johnson. Tigers, 80.
Pitching-Grove, Athletics, won 81,
lost 3: Marberry, Senators, won Is,
lost 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Hafey, Cardinals. $50; Ter
ry, Giants, $40.
Runs-Terry, Giants, 12o: Klein,
Phillies, 100.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phfllies, l21;
Terry, Giants, 113.
Hits-Terry. Giants. 212: L. waner.
Pirates, ali.
Doubles-Adams. Cardinals. IS: Ber-
Triples-Terry, Giants. 40: Herman.
Home runs-Klsin. Phillies. 81: OFT.
Stolen bases-Frisch, Cardinals, 2s:
Martin, Cardinals, IT.
Pitching Cardinals. won IL,
lost 8; Derringer, Cardinals. won IL,
lost g.
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WINE IN TRAINING HERE
Polishes for Ring Clash Monday
with Barry at Fort.

Frankie Wine, who viii face Reds
Barry, washington light heavyweight
boxer, In the main go at eight rounds
in the feature of the card at Fort Wash
ington Monday night, has arrived here
to finish his preparation.
Henry Irving, also of this city, Is
training with Billy Schwartz to get on
edge for Jack Pollock, his opponent in
the semi-final.
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Minor Leagues

American Association.
Columbus, 1915; Louisville, Gel (sec-
ond game, innings, darkness).
Minneapolis, 1l-2; Milwaukee, s-5.
st. Paul, 3; Kansas City, 0.
Toledo, 6; Indianapolis, 0.
Pacific Coast League.
Sacramento, 4: Portland, 2.
Oakland, 8; Seattle, 6.
San Francisco, Is: Hollywood, Z.
Missions, z; Los Angeles, 2.
CHARITY GAMES.
Brooklyn Robins. 900 900 DOLL S /
New York Giants. 0i0 600 20x-3 5 i
Batteries - Moore and lombard;
Walker and O'Farreu.
New York Yankees 900 OIL 200-5 Il 2
Brooklyn Robins. 900 900 0l0--l z 2
Batteries-WelIs and Dickey; Hell
mach, Shaute, Day and Lopez.
st. Louis Browns. 600 060 1907 IA
st. Louis Cards. 400 900 600 6
Batteries Coffman, Stewart and
Bengougl1; Grimes and Wilson.
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Yessir, brother
palookas, you get a
haircut and q win
Iler for the same
price. 1t will be
the BARRIERS contri-
button to science,
unemployment stu
alton and a better
understanding be-
tween nations.
In the mean
while, the country's
grid inexperts will
be picking them
for you every Fri
day afternoon only
to apologize each
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B0oTERS OUT SUNDAY

Fashion shop Candidates to Toll
on Monument Grounds.
All candidates, new and old, for the
Fashion Shop Soccer Club are asked
to report for practice Sunday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock on the Monument
grounds.
w. s.. Mann, telephone Columbia
$3.50. will give further information, be-
tween 4:30 and $50 pm.
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GAMES ToMnRRnw

UANLED IUMUhkUW,
Washington at N. Y.
Boston at phila.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago ut OF. Louis.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

st. Louis at Cinci.
N. York at Brooklyn.
Phila. at Boston.
pittsbgh. at Chicag0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-25

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis Mt Cinci.
N. York ct BROOKLYN.
Phila. at Boston ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-25

GAMES TODAY.
Warrington ct N. Y.
Boston ct phiIa.
chieagc 81 81. Louis.
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Standings in Major Circuits
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1881.

American League
Yesterdays RESULTS.
PHILADELPHIA. o: Boston, 4.
Cleveland. g. Detroit. e..
other clubs not scheduled.
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Well. were on, anyhow. Let's 20.
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And the accomplishing will come
via the Topping OF OF high priced
coach for one who will work for less
peanuts.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-31
RED CROSS AID
FUND MOUNTING
THOUGH SLOWLY

Though still considerably shy Of
the quota of $1,000 set for Imperial
Valleys contribution to the Red
Cross relief fund, donations con-
tinued to come in during the week,
a total of s187.50 being received.
OF this sum Sl00 was donated by
the International Harvester Cor
poration as Ell Centro's quota of a
fund of 100000 which the COM
pany has donated to the relief
fund.
From Washington came a check
from Congressman Phil D. Swing
for SIS as his share toward the
work which he states is so badly
needed in the drought stricken
areas.
Contributions may be made to the
Bank of America or the Security
First National bank, or may be left
with the editor of the Imperial
Valley Press who will turn over con-
tributions received to the banks.
The money realized from the
auction of two cars of lettuce, made
ipossible through the generosity Of
the lettuce buyers and shippers.
who purchased the cars and they
auctioned them off among them
selves. has not yet been appOrtion-
ed. The cars were to be resold
upon arrival in the east and the
proceeds added to the fund. The
money realized here will be held
until the final results of the sale
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY
ITEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Jno. r. Robertson, 567
Commercial Street, Ell Centre, Cali
fornia, will sell at public auction tc
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
above named place, on Tuesday, the
3rd day of February. 1881, at 1C
a. m. of the said day, the follow
ing automobile; to satisfy lien for
storage, towing and repairs; under
section 5051 and 5052 of the Civil
Code of California. in the amount
of 1880, and all expenses necessi-
tated by this sale.
Buick Sedan, 1924, Motor No.
1217O9O; plates missing, Oklahoma.
Dated at FL Centre. California,
this 22nd day of January, 1881.
22t10
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-31
Evangelist To
Preach In Park

John Nash, unique revivalist VINO
dresses in the manner OF the olo
disciples, will preach in the city
rark at 2, 4 and clock this al
ternoon, he said today.
Nash claimed to have walked bare
footed across the continent. He
has been preaching for the past 40
years, beginning his wandering ca
reer in San Francisco after being
discharged from the army there.
He has preached in every section
of the United States. In New York
and Atlantic City his unique cos
tune drew so much attention that
police were forced to hustle him
from the streets Friends of Nash
claim that he was once bitten by
rattlesnake, and that later the
snake died. Since that time he
has been able to handle all snakes
with absolute immunity, they said.
This fact they attribute to his
faith.
Unless Nash can complete ar
rangements to appear in q local
theatre tomorrow afternoon he wfll
preach at the city park.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-31
Legion Post To
Bury Veteran

Funeral services for Allen O..
Frazier, world war veteran who
died in the government hospital in
Sawtelle, will be conducted by Boyce
Aten post of the American Legion at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
Lemons funeral chapel. Full mill
tary honors will be accorded the
departed soldier.
Frazier, a former member OF the
local post, requested a full military
funeral and burial in Imperial VAL
ley in a communication to the post
short time prior to his death. In
terment will take place in Ever
green cemetery.
Members of the post are asked to
meet at 2:30 at the chapel.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-31
Ell CENTRO LUMBER AND
TRADING COMPANY


Certificate of Doing Business under
Fictitious Firm Name
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENT: That the undersigned
Chester l.. Collins and Harvey A.
Dunn, are transacting business un-
der the fictitious firm name of
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER AND
TRADING COMPANY
in the city of Ell Centro, County Of
Imperial, State of California.
That the full name and place of
residence of each of said persons is
as follows:
Harvey A. Dunn, 412 Washington
ST., Calexico, Cal.
Chester l.. Collins, 270 North 18th
ST., El Centro, Cal.
CHESTER l.. COLLINS.
HARVEY A. DUNN.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA }
County of Imperial )ss
On this 29th day of January. A..
D., 1881, before me. Elvira Panner,
a Notary Public in and for the
County Of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, personally appeared Chester
L. Collins and Harvey A. Dunn.
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the
within instrument, and acknowl-
edged to me that they signed and
executed the same
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year
this certificate first above written.
(SeaD
ELVIRA PANNER, Notary Public
in and for the County Of Imperial.
State Of California.
Jan 81 Feb 7,l4,2l, 1891