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A. H. SHILLINGToN.
1e4 d &oS exSu Assistant Secretary
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTTONEERs
1881 EYE ST. NV,

,.
l431 EYE ST. NV.
PROVED REAL E 81 &c co aSlE ny |;
OF A SIX-ROOM-AND-BA BRICK
DWELLING AND GARAGE. KNOWN
as NO; 34l9 oAKwoOD TERRACE
By virtue of q certain deed of trust.
duly recorded in Lher 1855, folio 40 Of
lumbia; and at the request Of the party
secured, the undersigned. trustees viii sell
At puhlie auction, in front Of the premises.
%p 1855 Ar FUR oG o GeLEoSC5KxFP0 M.Ri tbe
acknowledgements land and premises stu
ate n the District Of Columbia and des.g-
hundred and sixty-seven 1767j in Ernest
L Schmidt's subdivision Of land in s. P.
PeSsan sd eas Of psT sn Of Monat
for the District Of cOIumbia IN LibeT 81.
N favor Of said lot over the rear 10 feet
f q es isss fGnt BY he fp
numbered five hundred and eleven tki1l in
Eimira s. Dalano and others, subdivision
81 81 anS S6 IN s srows subdivision q part
Plain" as per plat Of said pelano and
others subdivision recorded in Ltber Coun-
subject to tie covenants its r1 UNI with he
SAID lot within IS feet Of the street, line
erected on said lot to cost less than
$4,000. NOTE: At the date hereof the above
described property is known on the records
Of the assessor Of the District of Columbia
1921.
Terms of sale: 100000 cash and will
take back FIRST trust for the balance,
payable $4,000 on account Of principal
seTni-annually for thirty months and the
balance due. at thirty-Six months. all at
annually. deposit of $4,000 will be
required at the time of sale. Conveyance
ing, recording. ETC.. at purchasers cost.
days after sale, otherwise deposit will be
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion OF the
trustees.
r. BRUCE WARDEN
JOHN r. HARDWOOD.
Surviving Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
ADAM A. WEscHLER { SON. AuctiOneeTs
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO
65 K STREET NORTHEAST.
Il be yr Ne Ct s too & 81 ct Ser one
the land records Of the District of Colum
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees viii offer
for sale by public auction. in front Of
DAY Sle OF JUNE. 1885. AT FOUR THIRTY
property in the District Of Columbia, TO
wit; Parts of lots 256 and 257 in B. :
319 in the surveyors once Of the District
Of Columbia; beginning for the same in
K street 60 feet west of the northeast
Of s SAD 9 Feet Ssne.
so feet. thence east 20 feet. thence north
so feet to the beginning.
Terms of sale: One-fourth OF the pur-
chase money. to be paid in cash, balance in
issory notes of purchaser payable in one.
two and three years, with interest at six
per cent per annum from day OF sale. pay
able semi-annually. secured by frst deed
at option Of purchaser A deposit Of 5000
cash required Of purchaser at sale. Exam
ination of title. conveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
within thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property. at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after i've days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published
torteited dns Or without forfeitins deposit
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defaulttng pur-
RAYMOND J. vIERBUCHEN.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH
my31 jed. SSH Trustees.
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IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY
TO: THE CREDITORS, and ALL REGION
AL BOARDS who made contributions
to the funds for the maintenance.
s9sts Ana sxpsnses Of thi 9pe eSs fae1
FOR TIE AICQHoLLC BEyERAS5E
WHOLESALE INDUSTRY, (WINE AND
LIQUOR DIVISION.
In pursuance Of an Order OF the Court
Of Chancery Of New Jersey. made on the
day Of the date hereof, IN cause wherein
the NATIONAL CODE AUTHORITY FOR
THE ALCOHOLIC HEyERAGK. WH2LdEGs
SAIE TINNb,usTRy W1na AE Mpr hSugs
who made contributions TO the funds for
the maintenance. costs and expenses OF
the operation Of the said National Code
Authority for the Alcoholic Beverage
Wholesale Industry. wine and Liquor Di-
visionl. that each and everyone Of you
have been enjoined and restrained from
bringing any action or Proc 1edtnE AGAINST
ne sea S sd sne Is ana s SS a
william 3. Stein. Trustee at the once OF
Lionel 2, Kristeller. his solicitor at $40
Broad Street Newark. New Jersey, your
several claims and demands against the
said defendant. duly verified under oath
from the date hereof. or you and each Of
you viii be excluded from the benefit Of
such dividends as may hereafter be made
and declared by the said Court from the
assets and funds Of the said defendant.
Dsted: June z. 1875.
WILLIAM p. STEIN
3a11sfs.9k.tsz.s 1xuutea.
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SALE-AuTOMoBIES.


PACKARD 1895 C20 seriesl; driven but
1000 miles BIZ company executive: S175
down. balance Is months. PACKARD,
HUDSON. TERRAPLANE DEALER. $500
Georgia ave NV.
PACKARD de luxe coupe; almost new CON-
wheels: originally owned; sacrifice. 1886;
terms S95 cash. 3l6l 18th NV.
PACKARD custom sedan. 1882. cost new
offers ns most luxurious TRANSFORMATION at
SSSb. Morris. Inc. 20lS-2O l4th NV.
PLYMOUTH 1875 demonstrators. Selec-
m mile and driven carefuiiy. offersd At
substantial reductions. Leo Rocca. Inc.
New York ave. ne. Phone National
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coach: original
finish like new. spotlesS interior, quiet and
powerful motor floating power. free wheel
ing automatic features S492 Lee y.
PLYMOJTH-Will sell $3.50 credit on new
Plymouth for $3.50. Call Georgia S340.
PLYMOUTH 1888 P-D 4-door sedan; like
new, used very little: 1895. Call owner.
North 4764-J. evenings.
ptXMopTH 1894 de ITe sedan e SissE
ns9 to You eroe sS4s y Very SsHa
ieF tR St an nv 'rf Psons E Motifs sss
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coupe. All we
ask is that you see and ride In this car
before you buy. The price is $525. Norris,
Inc. 20lS-20 14th st. nv. North 3949.
PONTIAC 1894 4-door sedan. We can only
say this car has been driven Just q little
over breaking-in mileage. Spectacularfy
priced at S597; low down payment and
terms NOLAN. I'LL Eighteenth ST. NV.
PONTIAC 1899 convertible coupe. An ex-
trsordinary bargain at todays price; $40.
Beautiful maroon body. s wire wheels, viz
tually new tires. upholstery clean and un-
marred; driven 1880 miles. with dnest
care See i sas e 1904 Davis st. NV Phone
PONTIAC 1885 convertible black coupe.
6-eyl. driven short while by Pontiac deal
er: unusual disc. 34le Conn. Clev. 1888.
ROcKNE 1882 sedan; finish IN best Of
tor excellent; ideal family car; economical
iiss Conn. ave. Phone District i21s
sTUDFBAKRR 1891 Regal 8 sedan; six
wheel equipment. very good paint. motor
and tires excellent. Spotless interior. A
1888 Conn. ave. Phone District 1918.
STUDEBAKKR 1881 Dictator sedan: car
No. 5751 Only Nolan can bring YOU
car in such perfect condition for so little.
S37 down and IL monthly payments Of
S20.70; no co-signers. NOLAN. I'LL
Eiehteenth st. NV.
SIUDEBAKER 1891 Dictator coupe; six
wheel equipment excellent paint. clean in
terror. quiet and powerful motor, good
Conn. ave Phone District I21S.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 President REGAL sedan;
original finish Ike new. 6-wheel equip
ment and huilt-in trunk. streamlne body,
sgt esad tsaf1re S,sr rfSI spfisss s1Ts
ave. Phone District 121s.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler.s auto auction.
92S II NV. every Wednesday and Satur.
day. 10 am. Usually q good assortment.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTToNEERS
143I EYE ST. NV.

THoS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTToNEERS.
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF SEXEN-ROOM BRICK DWELL
ING. ENTIRELY MODERN KNOWN
WEST-LOT $40 IN SQUARE 1857.
du recofd q S ssFs ssi ds e 81 TBS s
of the land records of the District of Co
lumbia, and at the request of the party
secured. the undersigned trustees viii sell
at public auction in front of the premises.
AID. 1885. AT FOUR-TwENTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and
premises situated in the District of Co
lumbia and DESIGNATED as and being lot
S04 In square 1857 IN WINFIELD Preston's
subdivision as per plat recorded In Liber
No. 20. folio 10. Of the records Of the
Office of the surveyor Of the District Of Co
lumbia. NOTE: At the date hereof, the above
described land Is DESIGNATED on the books
of the assessor Of the District Of Columbia.
for taxation purposes. as lot S19. in
Terms: Ali cash. deposit Of $4,000
will be required ct the time Of sale. Con-
yeyancing. recordins etc; Ct purcnassfs
fifteen days. after sale. otherwise deCosit
will be forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
CHARLES 9. WARDEN.
r. BRUCE WARDEN.
Trustees.
je1l.13.15.171s.19.2 1921 .22.24
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sAIELnTS.

BIG BARGAIN. FALLS CHURCH. vA.-a
stores. bus. Phone Adams 1885.
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS. ARLINGTON CO.,
snents available; attractive prices; win
nnsnce your home b M M SMITH snqa Airing
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
near Forst Glen 5000 TO 5000 50. y.
water. etc etc. Phone Cleveland 5b27.
F:EW NICE HONE SITES on Mt e o yGR ~ q
easy terms. Address Box 4S4-D. STAR once.
4 DETACHED LOTS, NE. COZ. Bird AND
osisthorps sts Nv nv: iaeing Govern men
VERY DESIRABLE INDUSTRIAL Lo us
American instrument Co.. ia oirard
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT To-
Gated at 14th and Alaska ave. NV. Front
age 90 IT.. dept 2l4 IL to[ particulars
Apply Mr.. Freedman 1900 14tn ST: NV.
Dental Priced right for quick sale, Adj
dress Box 166-H. star ONCE. 10
IL BARGAIN LOTS, ALCOVA HEIGHTS,
Va S. close M in Ssx1s9 EASY ITEMS
Corner 41tA and Eilisott@s 55s CO.;
0' ' THos. D. wi Walsh. nc.
.S1o nth St. NV. Dlstrlct 70os-aoo0
WOODED LOTS.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Several available at 81. 900 each; SOFT.
frontage by DEPTHS of more than 125 feet.
II you are thinking of building, we can
render complete service. including afchi-
WV PAUL 7. STONE. INC.
3412 RittenhouSe st. Cleveland 9142.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR ROW HOUSES
AMI flats. various sections of city.
investment 3; 4 SERVER alSS S SWn5RI 1877
IA ACRE.
Pre-development prices; miles from the
Capitol. 4 acre and acre plots; home or
inysiiisme aS water eleictTicIty stec rlTh
provements include swimming pool boat
ing. fishing on property. Nothing as at
tractive within so miles D, c. Call DONE
GAN National 1894.
WOODSIDE PARK. MD. $1,000.
Unusually attractive home site. one-third
acre, high elevation; in Alton Valley sec
ton of park. Beautiful homes and large
Tracts sd3oinng EysTy city eonV sbsting
sites sold for 50, 900. each aeveral years
ago. Owner sacrificing for quick sale.
SEVEN OAKS. MD, $3.50.
knoll. nearly one-third acre. fronting the
park: large trees stream and unsurpassed
natural beauty. blocks from Colesville
I'd. and Toll House Tavern; adjoining
'''e0 ''N Phil D. PosToN. "''' saw
silver Spring. Md. shep. 1880. is
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-LEvEL LOT
b0-ft. front, with old forest trees. all city
street: convenient location
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1925 Woodward Bldg. National 1928.
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SALE-AurnMnRmEs
PARTS-PARTS

Fer All Cars and Trucks.
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
ROBERT HKRSON AUTO EXCHANGE INC
~ Florida Ave NE North IO40S
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SALE--ACREAGE.
z ACRE-S95

Pre-development prices miles from the
Capitol " acre and acre plots; home or
fertile soil; delightful surroundings I'M
provements include swimming pool. boat
Ing. fishing on property Nothing as at
tractive within so miles ID. G. Call DONE
GAN. National 1924
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LEGAL NnTfCEs.


LIONEL P. KRISTELLER. Solicitor for and
$40 Bre SSsl 81. Ne~s ~ New Jersey.
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MANTFD-AuTOMoBILEs.

WANTFD-AUTOMOBILES.
WANT BEST 2-DOOR LIGHT CAR $3.50
will buy. No dealers or trifiers. 223h
18th st. sc.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV.
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SALE-FARMS.

a REAL TOBACCO FARM. 107 ACRES,
s-room new house. lights. heat, water. new
barn. horses. wagons. tractor. disks;
everything to work farm. with $500 to-
bacco planted. corn planted: IA miles city,
farm, 3 miles county seat: Y miles D. G..
Fo Fore Md. Phone sN Marlboro s6-Feif
so ACRES. S-ROOM HOUSE, WELL
located on paved road. near LAUREL;
$4,000; a bargain
2 acres. Groom house. bath; about Ia
CHARLES II. STANLEY. INC. Laurel, Nd.
Laurel 119 or 39-M.
ATTRACTIVE, MODERN ESTATE.
Located in strictly white neighborhood.
miles north of Rockville. MONTGOMERY
County Md. About 1876 acres Of ine, rich
soil; nice setting beautiful views. very
large stream: 7-room. 2-bath. new Colonial
house; oil burner. steam heat, etc, Price.
erty. OWNER Address Box 111-H, Star
WE HAVE A SPLENDID SELECTION OF
fsrms. both large and small. throughout
Montgomery County Md See our Mr.. E.
e Thomas to helm you locate a nice eoun-
Try home within your means. BOSS &
PP5 HnELPs 14I7 Z 81. NV, NATIONAL
5-RM. HOUSE. 1857 A. GOOD LAND: %
min. out Lee Highway; good location; cleo. |:
$4,000; terms. Owner, w. A. SHERMAN,
Route /, Mclean. Va. IL
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WILL PAY Cash FOR HOUSES. STORES,
lots any condition. white or colored. Con-
aadentisi. address Box 214-E. Star ONCE.
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CALLING ALL CARS!
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or if not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
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PACKARD 1885 d20 seriesJ: driven but
1000 miles BIZ company executive: S175
down. balance Is months. PACKARD,
HUDSON. TERRAPLANE DEALER. $500
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WANTED--ACREAGE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

30 70 200 ACRES on OR Mr.. POTOMAC
RIVER within 30 miles 2 q Giye price
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HUDSON custom sedan. 1888; six chro;
broadcloth upholstery. metal tire covers
and luggage carrier; priced for quick sale
at S595 Morris, Inc, 201s-2O 14tn.
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HUDSON 1929 Greater Six brougham.
high-grade car that will give many thou
for only 500 Lee D. Buffers Bargain
Cantor. 1121 21st ST. District Ola.
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| GRAHAM coupe. rumble seat famous 6l4
/ model; radio. wire wheels; powerful
/ little 8: runs perfect: S135. terms. Owner,
| 1928 Holmead pl. NV. Columbia 9sSa.
| GRAHAM de luxe Silver Streak sedan;
| wheels. ETC.. sacrifice. sos; gtve terms.
3I61 18th NV
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je11.13.15.17.1s.19.2O.21 1924
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AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
day. 10 am. Usually a good assortment
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING. KNOWN
AS PREMISES 746 NINTH STREET
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FRANKLTNS-We are stin headquarters
for used Frsnklins; Some splendid BAR n,
| priced to sell Norris Inc, 2O1S 14th st.
| NV Phone North 3949.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Big Card in
Local Arena
AT $50 pm.

After guaranteeing that tonight S
wrestling matches would pe the best
ever seen in the valley, Promoter
Pete Buzukos announced his lnten-
tions of bringing some OF the worlds
finest welterWeights and light heavy
weights to the valley.
Tonight's special event caro-
which will open The show between
Lord P. LansdoWne end Pete
Becker will act as a test for the
welterweight division. Both grap-
piers are the big boys near the top
of their class and fan reaction to
the bout will be the deciding fac
tor, the promoter said.
Tetsuro Sato. Japanese, is featur-
ed in the main event and will meet
Sterling Davis. There are few wrest-
lers as colorful as Sato and he is a
huge asset to his people. He goes into
ring with but one intention and
that is Co win the match and he
shows no mercy to his luckleSs foes.
The promoter fully believes Ted
ChriSty'S smelly tactics will become
soft when compared with Tiger Tas-
koff's and Tuffy elects own style
of graphing. These two wild men
meet in the semi-tinal.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 30. U.R)-Of
the II major gridiron powers which
have yet to be defeated or tied,
cnly nine can finish the season
with perfect records. And chances
are that there mightn't be a team
from coast to coast with a clean
slate when the curtain is rolled
down.
Only three teams - two in the
east and one in the south-have
schedules which don't include at
least one game with members Of
the present select group. The re-
mainder must, at least once during
the next month, encounter elevens
which up to now have enjoyed
nothing but victory.
Here's how the situation shapes
up by sections:
East
Syracuse and N. Y. U. are the
only ones which don't lace. teams
in the present select circle Syra-
cuse plays Penn State, Columbia,
Colgate and Maryland. N. Y. u has
easy going until its last game of
the season, against Fordham.
Army must dispose Of Mississippi
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Pistol Team,
VIII! Return
Visit Friday

Pistol wlelders comprising the Al
hambra Police Department shooters
team will make their debut to I'M
perial Valley Friday afternoon when
they return the visit of last month by
the valley team which defeated them
miserably on their home grounds.
The matches start at 1870 o'clock
on the Ell Centro range on East
Commercial street and valley team
leaders have extended c cordial
invitation to the public to attend
the shoot.
Marion Thompson will captain
the visiting team and Billy Beam,
Tony Moreno and Officers ROhr-
bough aid Cox are other members
included on the squad.
The valley team is composed of
FL Centro police officers w. S. Kaat-
ing, Jack Tackett, Floyd V. Ackley,
Lee Fchols, U. S. Customs border pa
troll, and Deputy Sheriff Dee Keesee.
Keating is captain OF the valley
quintet
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
By HENRY McXEMORE

of curves with a football that I |
pitcher can with a baseball.
Slip Madigan, st. Mary'S coach,
who pulls down $4,000 year, may
De a sho' nuff "Galioping Gael" I'M
less the schools financial situation
brightenS Bill T7ilden is en- route
to Hollywood to make picture en-
titled THE Amateur Racquet" =.
The movies show that Captain Kim
Whitehead was the one bright star
in Yale's 10 6 win over Navy.
It was Whitehead whose fingerprints
deflected Nays try for the extra
point just enough to send the bail
outside the uprights.
Babe Ruth has been given an Of
fer to go to England and coach base
bail teams which are being formed
in an effort to establish the game
there The Babe is now waiting
for an answer to his terms .. Aus
tralia and Japan, too, want a look
at Ruth . Speaking Of baseball,
gent writes from Chicago 10 say
that the pictures Of the World Ser
les show that Brother NIoriarty was
badly off on two Of his decisions,
namely, when he called Jurges out
at the plate III the fifth, and Gaian
out at third in the sixth :. Speak
ing of JurgeS, tWo-gun Billy Will
make a switch next year and try to
bat left handed Says he used
to bat that way when he was boy
and was a better hitter than he i
now Sam Cordovana, Columbia
| line coach, who does professional
wrestling on the side, rubs his cars
with olive oil Tor Is minutes before
each bout to prevent caulifloWer
ears His ears are flawleSS A
mercilcSS man, indeed, was Fielding
H. Yost when he was coaching at
Michigan . Five teams quit against
Michigan without finis} ne the came
! because the Wolverines scored TOO
many points.
Florida will offer the pro golfers
S25 ,000 in prize money this winter
The report that Larry French and
FREDDY Lindstrom of the Cubs don't
! speak isn't exactly true They
aren't pals by long shot, but they
do speak /. Lindstrom's hobby, by
the way, is making the acquaintance
of policemen. He knows half the
cops in the country.
! Al Simmons, convinced he has dis
covered the cause Of his 1895 batting
slump, is willing to bet $1,000 he'll
hit over 800 next season. The
Cards won the pennant with 95 wins
in "a, but lost it this year with 96
victories . Earl Combs, silver fox
of the Yankee outfield, probably will
manager Louisville next year
You may have the Brooklyn Dodgers
as your very own for 100000
Cornell has the finest freshman
squad in the east, with Minnesota
yearlings top out that way.
II was while attending a birthday
party for Marty Krompier, the Dutch
Schultz lieutenant who was shot
down in the gang feud the other
night, that Barney Ross agreed to
sign for the first fight with Jimmy
McLarnin.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

Coach Noval Walker Of holtville
is taking no chances Of bruising or
injuring his little squad any more
than they already are.
The Viking player is lucky who
isn't supporting a banged knee or
leg or a painful bruise this week.
It seems the Holtville boys took
quite a beating in more ways than
one during their tangle with the
rambling Bulldogs of CaleXico last
week. The squad couldn't have
been a more sorry sight if every
one of the members hGd been
dragged through a meat grinder
These effects from the border
town team will no doubt tell upon
the Vikings during their contest
with the Wildcats at BraWley Fri
day. 1t will amount to the same
as David accosting Goliath with
the formers arms tied.
Jack Gray, halfback, seems to be
in the worst condition and Coach
Walker expressed his belief that
this first string backfield man
would not be able to start against
their host this week Joe Edwards
will probably fill the vacancy at
halfback if Gray's injuries fail to
mend in time.
Practice drills for the vikings
will be short this week with more
or less tapering off. Sessions will
be spent on signal drills and light
scrimmage. the coach said.
Only with luck which would re-
suit in a decided upset will Holt
vile conquer Fridays fee. The
Vikings greatest handicap is the
lightweight Of the team compared
to other valley squads.
It's a different story in the BraN-
ley camp with Coach Marvin Clark
sending his reserves through the
strain of hard scrimmage and long
signal drills. Holtville doesn't stand
as a huge stumbling block in the
BraWleyites' path and the entire
team and student body are looking
forward to their tussle with Cal
exico in two weeks. For this rea-
son the Wildcats mentor is biding
his time with the varsity crew and
has but one thing in mind-beat
Calexico.
If El Centro falls before the bonn
bardment of the CaleXico crew Fri
DAY night here and BraNley engulfs
Holtville it will almost be certain
that championship honOrs will rest
between BraWley and CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
FOOTBALL ENTERS MID SEASON
III Major EIeVenS Unbeaten
MANY UPSETS DUE SATURDAY

State, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame,
which is still undefeated, and Navy.
Temple plays Michigan State and
then Marquette. another member OF
the midwest exclusives. Dartmouth
and Princeton both meet robust
opponents and, if they prevail over
them all, viii settle the issue Nov
80.
Midwest
The best the midwest can do is
to have three teams with perfect
records. Ohio State and Notre
Dame play each other this Satur-
day. The winner still viii have
tough sailing toward q perfect year.
Minnesota and Iowa face each other
Nov 9 in a potential battle Of un-
defeated teams-this is if they win
over Purdue and Indians. respec-
lively. this Saturday.
South
Only undefeatcd team below the
Mason-Dixon line is North Caro-
lima. 1t has four games lelt-North
Carolina State, Virginia Military,
Duke and Virginia. The Duke
game should tell the story.
Coast
The issue will be settled on the
coast this Saturday with the only
two undefeated elevens ON the
western slope-U.C.LA. and Cali
fornia-meeting each other. The
winner still will nave plenty Of
opposition remaining. U.CL.A must
play S.M.U. and St Mary's among
others while California is doWn for
engagements with Washington and
Stanford