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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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BUICK 1890 sedan formerly owned by
prominent civic leader; in Al condition.
Only 81 down. sI6.s9 per month. Nolan S
Used-Car Stadium. 18th and M sts. NV.
BUICK 1892 model % sedan. with a S75
radio 'Phllco model; car Is fully guaran-
teed and is unusually clean and hasn't a
scratch on IT. runs like charm and is per
feet in every detail. Here is lifetime
automobile that will give complete satisfac-
tion to particular and careful buyer.
Price is bargain at only $50 easy terms,
1905 I4th ST. NV. Phone North l479.
BUICK 1880 5-pass. Victoria coupe. black
paint clean plush upholstery. 6 wheels. :,
side mountlnss, luggage carrier; sound de-
pendable, MECHANICAL order exceiient tires;
ave NV Phone Adams 6060. Ford
BUICK 1929 coupe, excellent condition.
Ford 1882 coach. $50 for my equity.
IS priced below the market Will give new
s.. nv, Rosen & Rise Motor Co. Phone
Columbia 1924
rumble seat; carefully driven and little
used. Sacrifice, $500. Call owner North
ott3W. eve.
CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan. black
Duco with red wheels retuned motor. Al
condition. Only SO down. $50 per month.
Keep Roilin' With Nolan" I'LL 18th
st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1913. coach. s""5; 1890
coach, >i45: 1880 sport coupe Sl4o;
1929 coupe. sos. Fred L. Morgan, l341
l4th St. NV.
CHEVROLET custom de luxe rumble seat
coupe, new-car condition; terms and
trade; S95. 1921 Conn, Cleveland 1855.
CHEVROLET 1895 coach S400 See it
and compare il with others you can get
al this price New-car terms and good
trade Rosen & Rice Motor Co. 423
Irving ST. NV. Phone Columbia 1929.
CORD 1881 custom lie Baron 4-door sedan,
European appointments. salon interior.
practically new rubber motor in 1886 con-
dition; $50 down. S21.l1 per month.
Nolan, III 18th ST. NV.
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AUCI1ON SALES-IONOhhO
THOS. J. OWEN & SONS. AUCTIONEERS.
l43l EYE ST. NV.
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION

BY virtue of a certain collateral note.
dated Washington D. G., August .. l9:s.
CURED in. the payment thereof. and at the
request of the holder OF the same. We VIII
sell at public auction, within our II, ofice
DAY. THE -THlRTIETH DAY OF JANu-
AIRY AID. 1886 AT ONE O'CLOCK Pm:
the collateral securing said note, to wit
ID Five real estate notes. each IN the
amount of S2,"c0 dated April 20. a3?.
all due under extension on or before Aprii
deed d} ot TO oe and 8
block 22-A. Edeemoor. Maryland. with IN
terest at 80 per annum until paid; all OF
more than $3.50 by agreement with the
owner of said notes. details of which
viii be announced at the time OF sale;
of sla5O. dated, May "A. 1888. due SIX
months after date. purporting to be
secured by second deed OF trust on m lot til, -,
interest at 81 per annum until paid;
g, One promissory notei in 10Th the ann amount mt
estate notes. each in the amount OF 81. $50.
dated June ! 1879. due SIX months after liter
deed of trust on lots 10. l and II. block
2:-B. Edgemoor Maryland. VIII interest
at 81 per annum until pad; e. S one rsai ga
dated June 30, 1890. due three years after
date. purporting to. be secured by first deed
9 and 10. block II and part OF lot 3.
blocl; 81. Edeemoor, MARYLAND. with IN
terest at So per annum until paid. CO,
One real estate note in the amount OF
S41.774.46 dated November ! 1881 due
under extension March 25. 1886, purport-
ing to be, secured by first deed OF, trust on
part Of lot 10. block 3. part of lot ! !.
block 3. lots. /. :. 3 and 4. block 2.;.
thereof as has been released. details of
which will be given at time OF, sale; with
interest at 81 per annum until paid. "a
One real estate note i'll the amount OF
81. 1873 .12. dated September s. 1884. due
$50 monthly. each installment when so
paid TO be applied. first to the payment
OF the interest on the amount of principal
remaining unpaid and the balance thereof
credited to the principal until paid. pur
porting to be secured by second deed of
trust on lot IA block 2.A, Edgemoor,
MARYLAND: with interest at go per annum
until paid
Terms of sale: All cash All parties in
interest please take notice.
THOS. J. OWEN L. SON.
jao0 90 "a I1o9 AuctlOneers
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHRYSLER % coach. gun-metal finish
Al motor good rubber. Only 81 down.
s9.s6 per month Nolan. iii 18th NV.
DODGE ~, sedan; IN hrst-class condition;
will sell reasonably. Trade and terms can
he arranged. Call Atlantic 3s 59-J.
DODGE 1885 2-door de luxe sedan. with
built-in trunk; driven only about 5000
miles; original golden brown Duco with a
sl7 Arvin heater. formerly owned by a
lady and we can assure you that this car
is practically new and is in unusually clean
condition; fully guaranteed for 80 DAYS by
our warranty. A splendid bargain for any
new-car prospect who can save al least
S265; new-car terms and lS months
finance plan. Standard Motor Sales. 1908
14th st. NV. Phone North 141a.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LOWRY n. COE. National Press Building.
Attorney for Petitioner.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Re The Application OF
Thurston Gately Moses for Change OF
Gately Moses. an infant. acting by and
through Margaret E. Moses, his mother
and next friend, having filed petition
TO Thurstcn Gately Looming and having
applied to the court for an order OF publ, I,,
cases. It is, BY the Court: this goth day
of January AID. 1896. ORDERED that all
persons concerned show cause. If any there
be on or before the 18th day OF February,
AID. 1896. why the prayers of said peti.
tion should not be granted: Provided. That
q copy. of this order be published once
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in Evening Star newspaper.
JESSE G. ADKINS; Justice; Seal
HAM. Clerk. BY RICHARD j.. KIRKLAND,
Assistant Clerk ia22 29.fe6
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SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON. Auctioneers.

ESTATE. s.jII IMPRoyED BY E1GaT-
MENT BuILpINo1 KNoWN As THE
PREs1DENIIAL, APARTMENT. No. 19.
AND sTREETs) WASHINGTON.
Liber No. 5sis folio 9. e SEQ. one Of
the lanc records of the District of CO.
lumhia; and At the request OF ne party
fuisd tut trustee Win offer for OF @ sale by public
THuRsDAY Tnr5ss Y TIE Hf sI&1H '4 Bay Of fEBRT
P. M, the following described property in
the District OF Columbia. 10 Wit; Lots
"a 10 and is IN Samuel Davidson.
plat recorded in LIber n x folios 81 and
-, OF the records OF the office OF the sur
veyor OF the DISTRICT OF Columbia. To-
OF every kind and description thereon. m
Gliding all engines. boilers. elevators
dynamos. heating and lighting apparatus;
sprinkler or fire ex,ineishing system. and
all. each and every Of the interior I'M
provementS and fixtures movable or I'M
ovable. and personal property owned by
Lincoln Properties Company Incorporated.
of every. kind and description IN and
upon said premises.
100000 00t dollars OF the purchase
price to be paid in cash balance to be
represented by promlssory note or notes OF
purchaser payable in quarterly install
ments of ten thousand $1,000 o0 dol
lars. including interest al Ave per cent
(5oo per annum. the unpaid balance with
interest," shall be cue and payable fiye
years from date OF said note or notes to
be secured by a first deed Of trust upon
the property sold or all cash. al option 81
purchaser. A deposit of $1,000 90 cash
or certified check. required OF purchaser
at sale. Examination OF title. conveyance
ing recording revenue stamps and no.
tarial fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms 10
be compiled with within 30 DAYS from
day of sale otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk and cos.
OF defaultne purchaser. after five DAYS
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON. D. C.
or deposit may be forfeited. or without
forfeiting deposit trustee may avail HIM
self of any lesal or equitable rights against
defauting purchaser.
JOHN A. REILLY
1896 New York Ave wv.
Substituted Trustee appointed by
order of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia In
Equity Cause No 663lt.
jaes.10. II. 1870, -, "a . 20, 81 fel ,5
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SALE-AuTOM0RILES-

DODGE 1885 demonstrators. sedans and
toupes; selection of colors; substantial
savings. new-car guarantee and terms.
Leo Rocea. Inc. direct factory Dodee-Ply-
mouth dealers. N Y ave ne Phone
National 7322. Open evenings
ESSEX 1929 door sedan. good tires, good
motor. Only S37. Nolan. I'LL 18TH
st. NV.
FORD 1875 dc luxe Fordor sedan: black
with green wheels; neW-car guarantee:
terms; So down and S25 per month See
Mr.. Powell. ] 1872 Conn. ave, Phone Dis
trict 400.
FORD 1896 touring Tudor sedan: gun
metal finish built-in trunk slightly used.
Trade and terms Call MIR. Rawlings,
Lincoln 43l5.
FORD 1885 Tudor; like new. S435. Chew
rolet 1881 cabrielet. SIPS. 1890 Tudor.
s1oo. Fred L. Morgan. l34I 14th st. n ",
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TO PROPERTY OWNERS:
D. c.. MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
We will refinance or combine your pres
ent trusts into smaller payments lowest
interest rates: cash also avaiiabe iop preet re-
service for honest people. Call MR.. SMITH,
METROPOLITAN 4157.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1881 landau phaeton sedan, two
tone pearly gray with green stripe and
panels, white side wall tires powerful
motor. A showroom car. Moneyback
Keep Rollin With Nolan" I'LL 18th
st. NV.
BUICK 1880 de luxe sedan. mohair uphol-
stery, practically new tires. fine motor.
Only 81 down. $19.2l per month. Nolan
I'LL 18th st. NV
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EARL III, DAVIS. Attorney for Plaintiff,
1135 nth st. NV.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Court.-W1LLIAM z: sARTIN; 463 g ST.
NV. WASHINGTON. D. c. PLAINTIFF VS.:
s4a. ask kanEin h Sa Community. GREENSBORO, y; G..
DEFENDANT.-IN EQUITY. No. 602l2--
ANCE or NONRESIDENT DEFENDANT
absolute divorce BY the plaintiff. william z.
sartin. from the defendant, Mabel =.
aration from bed and board for five con-
secutive years without cohabitation: On
motion Of the psnt i i this ab.t l7sn x. d:y a..
fendant Mabel r. Sartin. cause her
appearance herein to Be entered y on s,,O or
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the date Of the nrst publication OF this
sssded with WITH as in Case Fl default; PHO
VIDED, that 4 COPY of this order be pub
lished once a week for three consecutive
weeks In the WASHINGTON Law REPORT,
ER and the EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
before said day. JESSE G. ADKINS: jus
tee tSsaM true copy, Test; FRANK EXAMS
FER. Jr., Asst. Clerk. ja2o1e5.12
Evening star., 1936-01-29
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS,

P0Rb tTuck bueEster
wagon 1929 Ford stake body. .S135; 1880
Ford stake. S235; 1921 Ford dump; $50;
delivery. S4S5: 1891 Chevrolet truck S245;
heavy-duty Autocar chassis. Capitol Mo-
tors. 1922 Pa. ave Sc. Phone Lincoln
0303. Open evenings and Sundays.
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WANTED-MONEY.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

WANTFD-To BORROW FOR 90 DAYS
from private party. $500: will pay back
$3.50 Address Box 292-J. Star office. 30'
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RENT-GARAGES.

CHURCH ST. BETWEEN 14th AND 18TH
Will build garage to suit tenant; approxi-
mately 3SxS5. Call GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye st. NV, National 1853.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

Now they squatted in front of the cache, assuming
an innocent air. If they were watching the vii
lage fete. The approaching cannibal was almost
upon them before he perceived them. His surprise
evident, for he stopped suddenly with an angry
grunt.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

why are you not in your hut?" he demanded in
a hoarse whisper. The three recognized him slmul-
taneousy, and knew why he had come. and why
he carried the murderous war club. 1t was 1ntamo
the witch doctor who had vowed to kill the Tarzan
Twins by his own hands!
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SAMUEL B. BROWN. Attorney.
500 Colorado BLDG.

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia.-Esta Bell Walker;
Washington, D. c.. Plaintiff. VS.. Raymond
fendant-No 602S9 Equity object
Of this suit is to secure an absolute divorce
from the defendant on the grounds OF de-
serticn On motion Of the plaintiff. it is
this 2Sth day Of January. 1896, ordered
that the defendant Raymond William
herein on or before the .fortieth day, ex-
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays.
will be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided. a copy Of this order be
weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
and the Evening Star before said day.
JESSE c; ADKINS Jystice. ,Sal Seal !, true ~
Clerk. BY VIM. F. LEMON. Asst. Clerk.
iaCQ feE1o
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AUTO LOANS.

NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO. ao3 N Y. Ave N w
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.


INDIVIDUAL will pay cash for 1920 to
1891 Ford or Chevrolet. reasonable for
cash. No dealers. Phone Shepherd 1850.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Whether Car is Paid For or Not.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
SALE-EARMS
RENT-FARMS

POULTRY FARM. MODERN F1vE-ROOM
try house to hold 1000 chickens: with run
ming water; stable. COW and hay I0o barn: barn:
brooder houses etc. and about loo acres
Rent. 500 per month. Tenant must be
responsible person. MORTON J. LUCHS.
j 5O5 st NV
Evening star., 1936-01-29

SMALL PAYMENTS QUICK SERVICE. 1st
2nd and 3rd trusts in D. G. No red tape
WEST g. WEST. successors to DR.. A.
Henry. Inc. 1016 Eye st. n.w NV
MONEY TO LOAN ON D C. REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices: prompt service. JESSE
l. HEISKEII Ills Eve ST. NV.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots bungalows: terms; Gentiles only. Send
for booklet Address MAYO A. A. Co. Md
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coach. SI45: 1890 sport coupe SI45:
1929 coupe. sos. Fred L. Morgan, l341
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TOMORROW.
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CHEVROLET 1873, master sedan. black
Duco with red wheels, retuned motor: A.
condition. Only 50 down. S2G per month.
Keep Roilin' With Nolan" I'LL 18th
ST
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Copy jumped and looked around;
then rushed to Scouty's side.
"Oh, I'm as worried as can be.
Where is our hunter friend?" said
he. THE last time that I saw him
he was watching your fine dance.
Nov, he is nowhere, tots, in sight.
I surely hope that he's all right.
You don't suppose he's left us
stranded here, by any chance?"
Brave Scouty said, "All wait right
here, I'm sure that there is naught
to fear, but I'll start out and find
the man ere day turns into night"
Toward some woods he quickly
raced and soon a real strange sight
he faced. The hunter was about to
shoot a deer. My, what a plight!
Then Scouty gave the man a
scare. He pushed his gun into the
air, just as 1t banged away. The
hunter cried, why are you here?"
II came to find you," Scouty said.
"And, just in time, I used my head.
I sent your bullet wild, and thus
I saved that little deer"
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attest that shooting
liver unsatisfactory bringing the animal
ALL a
speed completely the other
dead
NEXT-When pole bridge
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tREAD THE STORY THEN COLOR THE PIcTURE)
JAN. Is, 1896

Tor quite a while the bear danced
round and then he sat down on
.roniu. Jaw, he's all tagged" said
Dotty, land I'm not surprised at
all.
He's just as cute as he can be,
and he performed quite merrily.
The way he pulled and painted, 1
was sure that he would fall"
We'll, how about me?" Scouty
cried. Il have a stitch, now, in my
side, and it's from enterta ming
you. No credit do I get.
why, I presented the whole act.
I trained the bear, and that's a
fact. If had not been here, he
would have run away, I'll bet"
You're right" yelled Colby.
"Cheers Tor you! I'll praise most
anything you do, so kindly take
your little bow, and then be salts
fed"
Wee Scouty did it with a smile,
and then he rested for while. Soon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-18
STATE WPA WORKERS.
CONDITION Is CRITICAL

Fort Wayne Man Injured When
Gravel Pit Ledge Falls.
By United Press
FORT WAYNE. Jan. 18..-Howard
Reaser, 27-year-old WPA worker
who suffered a crushed leg and in
ternal injuries late Thursday when
the ledge Of gravel pit fell on
him, remained in critical condi-
ton in st. Joseph's Hospital here
today.
Reaser WIS one Of group Of WPA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-18

workers who was excavating the
pit, four miles south of here, by
hand. Bert Rousseff, a fellow work.
er, was hurled IS feet into a pool
of water at the bottom of the pit.
He suffered minor abrasions and
shock.
Sheriff George w. Gillie, who in
vestigated the accident, said the
strip of gravel which gave way after
the men had dug under it, had
formed into a frozen crust about as
feet long and eight feet wide. He
estimated It's weight at two tons or
more.
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BY Williams
80 IN.WlLN'f0
7. N. REG. v. S. PAT. OFF. n
BlOsser.
BY Crane
BY Hamlin
BY Martin
BY Edgar Rice Burroughs

Maybe they're friendly natives" he suggested.
Maybe they're cannibals" Dick returned; lets
sneak back the way came" simultaneously
they turned to retrace their steps, and there block
ing the trail stood Zopinga scowling savagely and
gripping his speari
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1--WE must be pretty near the railway" said
Doc, unless" Unless whats? Dick demanded.
UNLESS we might be on the wrong TRAIL" the other
ventured "Golly, don't say that" Dick frowned;
IF were lost Wen have to stay in the jungle until
until we diel"
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Through the open gates they saw a group of
huts with cone-shaped, grass-thatched roofs
Among these huts moved half-naked black peo-
pie. After one look. the boys faced each other
in silent CONSERVATION 1t was Doc, as usual, who
first regained control of his thoughts.
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Ahern

The boys moved on In silence, each intent upon
his own gloomy thoughts, while behind them Just
out of sight, came the cannibal warrior Zopinga
But the lads stopped suddenly Before them lay
a clearing, in the centre of which palisade of
poles surrounded an enclosure
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10
SUPERIOR COURT

Hester Calvin Hamilton,
plaintiff VS.. Thomas Frank
lin Hamilton, defendant.
Cause: divorce.
Ben R. Arvey plaintiff,
VS.. Pinal County, a public
corporation. Cause: suit for
wages, S1294.82 and costs.
Arizona Realty & Hold
ing Co., a corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. A & C Ginning
Co., a corporation, Will t.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10

An old fashioned person in the office yesterday
with piece of copy which he offered with the remark
L thought you would like to have something to fill up
the paper" There time when editors sought for
something to fill up the paper but nowadays it ques
ton with editors to find for everything that should
get into the paper AS time approaches the editor
ana the make up man usually begin to cut copy short
NO editor likes to to and leave out two three
columns of good that has been gathered and put
into type with great deal Of labor but the limitations
OF column and page we'll defined and there no
such thing as squeezing in than will 60 If you
don't something in the paper you expected to see it's
quite likely it got crowded out
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10
GIVE US A BREAK

newspaper reporter is supposed to be sort of
infable person who hears something about every
thing that is going in a community every week, and
writes paper getting every detail correct leaves
out particular name any fact which may be per-
tnent.
Just in the way of self-defense, however, want
remind readers that there lots of things hap
pening which do not hear about and there lots
of things which hear about by accident, and count
ourselves lucky to 'get the break" There many
meetings which cannot attend, some of which do
not even hear about.
We do not make the news The people of this
munity do that and the way find out about it is be-
cause told. So, friends when you have done
something, when your neighbor has done something
don't depend to know about it thru occult
have. Just give a ring tell the partcu-
lars, and let print it. 1t will give big boost toward
making for you the sort of newspaper you want to have
for your community-Ex.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10
COUNTY RECORDS
Deeds

Earl Gaar and wife to r.
w. Ferris, $1,000, w 1-2 SW
IA of Sec. 1851 East, cont.
80 acres.
Secundino Flores and wife,
to Leon Gomez. Part Of lot
1 in block II, West Side
addition to Superior.
Willie M. Pierson and
wife, ct al, to William w:
Huggett. $40 Lots 2, 3 and
ID. SE IA, S 1-2 NE IA and
Sc IA of section 18, and lot
/. NE IA of section 1910
II east.
Jesse F. Greer and wife,
to Jack M. Barker and wife,
$1,000. S 1-2 and SIS IL
$1,000. S 1-2 and S IL NV
| ia of section 26 and w IL
NV IA, NE IA NV IA, NV
Ia NE Ia, and E 1-2 NE
IA of section 35-7-14 east.
George A. Nowlin and
wife to Il. A. Mcintyre and
wife, $40, lot 2 of Nowlln
Subdivision, a portion of
NV IA section 27-5-8 E..
Frank G.. El>vell and wife
to A. T. Spence, $40, SW IA
of section 1863 east, cont.
100 acres.
Thomas Mac Rae to Al
Wilke and wife, $40, lots 9
and 10 in block 36. Casa
Grande.
F. L. Martin to James W.
Hogue, $40, lot Ia in block
II, Original townslte OF
Coolidge. amended.
J. w. White and wife to
The County of Pinal, S-A,
S1.OO. part of lot 9 in block
Al, Cotton City Proper
(Eloy).
w. Jackson and wife to
J. D. George, SO lot 16 and
II in block 3 of West Cool
idge addition to Coolidge.
George F. Wilson and
wife to John C. Gibson, $40,
1-2 int. in SW IA Sc IA
section AL; N IL NE Id
section 23-1; SW IA NV
IA section So; NV Ia NV
IA and Sc IA Sc Ia OF
section 2, all of range 13
east.
George F. Wilson and
wife to John c. Gibson 81,
water rights to Gibson's
Wells No. 1 nd 2; Gibeon's
Spring Nos. 1 and 2; water
of Irion's Canon; Pump Sta
ton and ump Station
Spring.
Clara c. Seagoe to Ber-
tha May Wallace. $40, SW
IA NV IA Of section IT s.
8 east, cont. 40 acres.
Southwest Land CO. to
Montana Clifford. $40, lots
14-15, block IL, N. Cool
idgp; lot 13 in block 3, of
Seagoe addition to Coolidge,
NV IA Of sections 1857
east
Barbara Thor to Fred
Thor, $40, lot 2 and WY
10' of lot 3 in block 35 First
Southside addition to Supe-
rior.
Otis J. Baughn and wife
to w. c. B1lrgie, $40, lot 1
| in block 3, of Baughn's
Townsite of Coolidge.
cUInrnrOn r0IIDT
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10

David w. Hall and Nellie
R. Hall, his wife, plaintiff,
VS.. Isaac E. Childs and Dora
B. Childs, his wife, defend
ants. Cause: suit to quiet
title.
Felix Garcia, plaintiff, vs..
Clotilde B. de Garcia, de-
cree of divorce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10

Owen, Sr., Will T. Owen, Jr.,
Jerome Dale Owen, and The
Independent Cotton & Oil
Co., Inc, a corporation, de-
PENDANTS. Judgment and
decree of foreclosure.
w. w. Hamilton VS.. Verne
Mae Hamilton. Cause: Di-
vorce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10

We note that Hitler has issued order forbiddng
any citizen of Germany leaving Germany to take
S4OO with him. Up to date orders have been issued
from the same to the effect that Easy Mark Amer
cans going to Germany shall take more than $40O
with them This country has become so used to playing
Santa Claus to the world that doesn't realize
when it is being given ride
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10

A new development in transportation of automobiles
from the eastern plants to the coast what is known
the low system. By this system is driven and
another towed the country. The travel in
fleets of trains of high fifty Each state through
which the pass requires the payment of mileage
tax This tax from $3.50 in South Dakota to SIS
in California.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-01-10

1t occurs to us that the best punishment of drunken
or careless driver is to forfeit his license fine of money
means nothing to if he has money, and can't be
paid by man who has money, but the foreiting of
drivers license is punishment to whether he is
rich or poor, and applied literally enough will put
end to careless driving driving by not in fit
condition to drive.